The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

aten ~ concessions De says tAi 2oso troops could not
on The sih If siareh the government announced IN The
Corfes that tranquility has been restored Cuba and The
government would do prevent further diff
Guilty Of satisfaction unanimously agreed ~
the Chamber
DEPARTMENT NEWS
rKrAsgEY pKasRrnrsT
Gaze u lsasggtag Ser YwsThe department has
been appaiz-d o, Of smuggling Al New York by Cod
hector kedsea Of shst port The facts Of the
briefly these few DAYS the collector received nfons
thai cigars had been snuggirc from the brig
Nary r. Keubal, Captain Fisher recently arrived FROM
Sx-ra la Grade An officer promptly despatched
srugged goods who succeeded in finding board
81 schooner very email portion Of the cigars the
having been sold and shipped port in Maine The
having been psced IN the hands ot the United States
District Attorney Ieesl proceedings were immediately inst
tuted against the parties Implicated Under The 18th section
the Of l7sa Captain Fisher paid the mp
praised valne az the cigars and the tine of $sJ and the
of the schooner likewise pAd $50 being
double the amount Of the appraised vane Of said cigars
Rsrepue Gamer sersice-Thrd Lieutenant r. G. Anchin-
Gloss assigned duty board the Joseph
Lane Norfolk Virgins under orders for Pacific
Third Leutenan G. A. Richardson ordered TO the
cutter Forward, Wilmington, Delaware
Aygsins,nents-W r. Psrteilo of Ohio promotion TO
clerkfhp Third Auditors Office the place
of Samuel Normert removed Ssisrg 81, 400 per
Edmund Crosdale Of Maryland class kKp the
Office Secretary OF the Treasury the place Of W r.
Particle, promoted Salary, $, 200 per annum.
Appofntmeat AZ LyAsko Henry w. Granger
Bois Blame Michigan, in the place Of Mrs. Charles NJ
o'Mxiley,
rosr pErAETmrsr.
Unpaid letters dropped g4ueea
of mail stoam5oafThe following letter from Assistant
Postmaster King contains important nforua
ton:
PosT oFrcE DxrAKrMrS1,
Appointment Office, March 81 1855
SIS Your lerr of the 2sd received In snswss
directed bs the Postmaster General to inform that
sss e. so y 8
should take the earliest opportunity TO derose than IN the
ns an u Should po u lit # them VITA the IN
paid letters dropped into the ONCE adding that tbey
returned monthly the dead letter Office Unpaid
letters placed mad steamboats, upon which the mails
Ia charge OF should be treated in the SANS
Unpaid letters by other
IN the mai service or carrying the mail with no
eah the provisions Of the fifteenth section Of the act
an, respectfully, your obediens servant
HORATIO KING,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
d. II. ARMSTRONG, Esq
Postmaster, St Louis, Missouri
pErARTMESr-
The Iagraaam Through the politeness chief
clerk Mr. Welsh have been shown the drawings for the
medal presented Captain Ingraham for HE gaAnrv
and decision the Koszta affair On side of the medal
there rich wreath, between the ends of which APP
pears the American eagle starry constellation standing
on anchor In the the following inscription
Presented by the President Of the United States Com
ander Ingraham testimonial Of the high
ertaaed by Congress Of his gallant and Bdcious condnc
on the of July 1853 joint resolution Of Congress
gus. a. 1854 On the other side hare distant view of
SMYRNA with United sloop ST. Louis and
Hussar riding anchor in the harbor. The life
character of the by the introduction
large small size craft Of pacific character and pc
cuar the LevaDt The medal viii be nearly four inches
diameter and viii contnn, should think, three
hundred gold The engraving Of the dies viii
probably cost two thousand dollars
ralsed Sates Fysyuss Coyrnbsa- Commodore Newton
pasaed srongh this city yesterday his way Norfolk
10 ooers and of the Columbia and put
the ship out Of commission.
Ua7ted Ssues Steam rfgass San Jocsnfe-The pro
eer Of the san adjusted agxin
in her She win be ready 20 from
Philadelphia early this week
wan DEPARTMENT.
Beard n Tssssers Hcm Poin-The President EJ-
pointed following board Of vers TO the Military Acade
nav West Point:
Hon Amo wiswell Of Maine.
Hon. lsnne Davis, Of Massachusetts
Rev. Gnrdon Cont Of Connecticut
Rev rr.nris vinton, d d., q New York
\ Colonel H. Shnhers, Of Pennsylvania.
A. b Hanson esq. Of Maryland
Stephen n Lee, esq, of North Carolina.
i Hon. r.. W ihkttkac- OF G~Drglx.
I Hon. George :. Houston uf Alabama
Judge y. NJ. Hewry, IL Mississippi.
4 Professor james Jones Of Louisaann.
( Professor W. w. MSfbsr, of Ohio.
John c. McGsehee, esq., of Florida.
II Charles Negus esq, Of Iowa
Z Colonel ans Crocker, ef Wisconsin.
q ENgEEsoR DErARTMENT-
A,,gSseunfs for Bounty LanaWe learn from utief
clerk af this Office Mr. Cole thai there slightest
dminuticn number Of daily applications under the
beunyland Since Monday last aou.and
s,ya,oss hare been mAds under the
Z of March :, ls5S.
Chosen IndansThe Secretary q. the Interior hss
t,-d The ef Indian Affairs that President
has determined interfere with the decision regard