The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
Appointments by she Governs.

Kings-Theodore r. jackson, Lewis Hurss ss~vs
roy, Albert Cspwei, Austin Abbott, George ssssS.
samuel s Harris Of Brooklyn, appointments; sauuX
O ST0ayp o. Garrett
sha d. Morrell, Of Brooklyn n, new appointment
Ns,e rork-Re apponsmenss.-wm (. kooinsos. vrss-
Lyel Edwin F. Corey, Jacob Weber James ksvrtusa.
EphrHim l. Snow, Adam p Pentz. John T. Honmsn, john
Samuel Ball jan s C. Rice, Underwood, Lucius f,t
kin, Daniel W. Clarke, Charles A. Rspso, James a. I'm,
VIM. W, Howe, ". D waddiDston, Jreh Bun, Edwar1
Bssell, Elias Dusenbery; j. Cortland Parker, J "a pAos
OF J. l.. Sutherland, resigned.
New Appointments. Bernard Caperly. Richard K Me-,
Madison Earle, ssmunc Lang Jeremiah Loaer ZechsrisS
n Hoffman, David Greeae, Thomas Gushing, Chartes
seson Noes Stephen rss AZ
Alfred Ebe, Peter Lutz, James Mariner, ZephasiaS
fs sm .%s. Eawp wight ASsS.
VIM W. Stephenson, Horny Rowland, +. W. Getssea-
hai@er, j. Joseph Richter Simon Meyer, ?; Harvpea
Kinney, George W. Hnkmsn, James Haic wm r
Graft hiram b Faulkner Archibald r. Cusbmsn, Rsscos
VIM Breeckel, Francis c. Barlow, Frederick Augustss
Becker, Edmund A. Benedict Charles A. Bacon George
sssr, Charles ac,ess SSss.sn scn.sds En-
NETT Powell John r. Trap, Bernard Crstman Charles H
Kohell, james Reese, Benjamin K Phelps Beojamia T.
Watscn, Frederick Nather, Thomas Jeremiah James
Aoncrief, Constant r. Brown, Edward Cowies, Thee
dore H. Squires, John Awase Henry Bost wick Henry
3. MoruDgc, Jonas W. smith, Herbert B. Turner Ira q.
Tuthi John A. Stoutenburgh. Morris s. Tnompsca.
Charles J Rutgers John A. Stsmmler, thomas r. Stew.
nough, Hugh N. Herrick, John W. Guion, Richard n.
Woods, VIM p. Richardson, Wallace E. Caldwell.
Opening OF Lake Navigation.
BUFFALO, April 1, 1868.
Two New York Central Railroad propeers left here this
morning for the lake. They have succeeded in forcug
their way through the ice and Of sight Lake
navigation is fairly open at this port.
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BOSTON, April l, 1863
Charles A. Brown President of the Atlas Bank WIS e.
tackled to day with apcpexy and very slight hopes IRE
entertained Of his recovery.
Identification OF Murderer.
BosroF, April 1, 1885,
Vim. McNulty, convict In New Hampshire state prison
Tor burglary has been identified a. one Of the murdrers
policeman Hodson, at East Boston, in October last
McNulty viii be brought 10 this city for examination
requis:tion BY the Governor.
The Post Once Removal In Boston.
meeting this afternoon of merchants and others o.
posed 10 removing the Pcs Once 70 Summer street, chose
committee 70 report at IN adjourned meeting to morrow
and in the meantime 10 consult with Postmast,r Capoo
Reported Fatal Array at Delaware College.
PHIADNgMA, March 81, 1858
II is reported here that the commencement OF tbs
Delaware College yesterday q; Newark, Dol, a young
during afray growing out Of buriesqus exhibition
initiating the addresses By the sophomores Young RocAs
belonged 70 Somerset, Maryland.
The New Orleans, jackson and Great Northe~.
Rallruau.
JACKSON, Miss March Il, 1859.
The New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad
is just completed. There great rejoicing among ths
people here IN consequence OF and they celebrating
the event By the iring Of cannon, &C
Democratic Meeting In Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 81, 1865
The meeting held last night for the purpose Of endorsing
tho administration q failure. The anti Lecomptonios
majority, and refused Auy speeches IN
defence OF the administration.
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Destructive Fire In Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 81, 1865.
Dr. Dewitt Presbyterian church, In this city together
with four adjacent dwellings, destroyed By last
night
Weather Reports.
~ The Eastern, Western, Northern and Southern Tels-
graph Iines-Onloo II Wall street