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s''" "'' WASHINGTON, March %, 1857.
u !. arranged at headquarters thN e1 Gov.
s,-n,,. 40 ,ucceed Elisha WhittIesey as Controller
~ The Treasury forthwith.
A. A,,Je,on of TAs Uniox is now suggested a.
.u.o..,or 10 Gen. Thomas as Gen. Csss's Assistant.
Mr. A !. intimate relations with the President are
ss.ixped as 9 reason. What is the matter with
Appleten's editorsbip of the Organ Ed
All the stories set sloa. of amendments having
been made BY the Executive to the Dallas Clarendon
Treaty are unfounded and absurd. Sdch course
would inevitably pecessitate new negotiations ACE
aresubrnissiou TO the Senate Whereas on its READY
acceptance by the British Government as it is modl-
fed by tte Senate, notifications can be excn'nsea
and the whole adjustment contaminated ~i'hou'
further delay.
Lord Napier il not only ignorant of the views OF
the Ministry on this subject, but has solicited oil
leading statesmen here their opinions as to the
probable result. The Impression prevails that
Pislmerston will accept the notifications at once,
because Parliament Is about to be Dissolved, and
this sett.en emit will tel TO strengthen his position
with the country. Should be demur, the Treaty
there is to be One) sbsll have come in.
The only shadow Of Foundation for the report of
Executive cha6ges 10 The Treaty most have been
Gen. Csss's explanatory dispatch to Dallas concern.
ing the action of the Senate, which dispatch was
materially modified BY MIR. Buchanan. not at all to
CASTS sat sfnction.
There is not syllable Of truth in the statement
That counter propositions have been made to Mex
leo looking 10 the acquisition Of more territory and
the psy ment of the aforesaid Fifteen Millions.
Hsrecus is here; and be with Facopet in Mexico
and othsrs have urged such course with repre-
sensations that the money could be raised on the
strength Of non-raufed treaty, contingent on ID
ture appropriations by Congress; but these hints
have not been responded to, and Gen. Cass has
p,utnply informed ambassador Forsyth, by special
messenger Butterfeld, that his Convention is not
approved by the Executive, and therefore was not
submitted to the Senate.
The ACQUISITION of Cuba is Mr.. Bachansns great
idea. The threatened collision between Spain and
Mexico is the probable base line of mis- operations
in that quarter. For this reason, aud expectations
also from Mexico, all overtures for negotiation
with the latter are declined.
The President has had a slight return of his
disease, and for the last two days has again been
pariial,y disabled. INDEX.
WAsHIsGroY, Wednesday, March 25, 1857.
The assertion made on the authority of Robert y.
Walkers friends, Of his decnation OF the Governor
sbip Of Kansas IL incorrect but he has not yet az
cepted II. He is, according to information from an
authentic source to give the President final answer
In the Of the day. having taken tune tor renec-
ton. =
structions 10 locate the Sioux Half breed scrip under
the act Of Congress OF 1854 1t will be applicable 70
lands In reservation in Minnesota, and other public
Lands on which these Indians have made improve
ments. There are GAO Halfbresds. The scrip is not
sssignstle.
The Cabinet bour for meeting is changed from 10
o'clock 10 10 in order 10 give more time for the Presi
dent srd Heads Of Departments to attend to other
More ,hsn 100 New Workers. have left Washington
since the announcement Of the New York appoint
ments
that the appointments 10 that city will be sde to-day.
TIE follcwins-pamed Postmssters have been resp
pointed Joseph Mccormick, Is atom Rouge. Loaslana;
Richard r. ward Nstchez MssissipPi; G Dickson,
jackson, Mississippi; William H. Carroll, memphis,
Tenn; Augustus tisssGvay Annapolis MHylsnd, r.
l. Glow, Princeton, N. j w. A. Benjamin, Trenton,
j.; Chss. II. Grey, Newark, j.; Mrs. Mary AZ
nsrd West Point, N. Y Douglas A. Danforth, Bur
Hnaton, Vermont Jason Case, Circevile, Ohio; joan
l.. Tuthnl, Lancaster, Ohio.
Geo. II. Hambiight has been appointed Postmaster
OF Rockford, Illinois, vice Horseman, removed; and
Edward Strobe cksr. Postmaster of Macon, Georgia,
vice Eisbet, resigned ,
Rev L. Kircaid, missionary 10 Burmah has arrived
here itn letter from the KDg OF Ava to our G)ve'n-
ment inviting the establishment of friendly and com
mercsl relations between bis Court and the United
States. The letter has not yet been presented.
The President bss appointed as Receivers Of Public
Money the following:
jas c. Tsppsn, al Helena, Arkansas; Edward Con.
per, at Springfield Illinois; Joseph p. AOmeat. a.
Palmyra Missouri Be- jsmin Lloyd at Gteenvlle,
Alabau a. vice Fanebrc, resgned Thos. j. Bishop, at
Springfield, Missouri wee Fuibright. whose commission
had expired.
The clio wing were reappointed as Registers of Land
Offices:
Jokp b Clouii.r at Nstchtoches. Louisiana; John
Connspy, cen a; Springfield Illinois, Wm. W. Lewis
at BatesviIle Arkspsas; JAS. n. Dodson at War
saw, Missouri vice Marvin whose cOmmiss on had ex-
pire3; Wsiter H. Harvey Los Angeles, California,
vice Dorsey whose commission had expired
Cbsres L. Emerson, esq of MINES ots, is appointed
Surtey or General for the Dhtrlct of Minnesota.
Ex President Piercs and lacy LEFT for Pailadelphia
this afternoon.