Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
SATURDAYS NEWS.

w have Intelligence 81 tfle appointment,
Of CssneIius I. Buck, 81 Minppa,sas United
Sta'le Marshal isr this Slats, vice VIM. b.
9erAi and Geo. As Noure, United States
Dfstfict Attorney, vfcc Eugene NJ: Wilson.
This would seem 10 confirm the "slate" as
Published few days since.
Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio, has Withdrawn
his dcclination If the Mexican mission, and
Was confirmed by the Senate on Friday.
We have large batch of appointments to
office, bpt will not rscapitulate them here
The teleg'aphic dispatches show that the
guillotins is now in rapid motion
The appointment by President Davis ol
three Commissioners to visit England and
France :or the purpose Of securing the re-
cogniticn of those powers Of Ithe Indepchd-
ent Government Of the Con federated States
haze sonaewhat startled the Lincoln admin
istration. It is understood they are about
70 despatch secret agent to Europe, with
inatructicns;so inform .tl,ose governments Of
the policy to be pursued, BY the new admin
istration. and thereby torestallins and defeat
ipg the object and purpose Of the mission ol
tho Southern Commissioners. The same
course is 10 be pursued respecting other gov
ernmcnts. z.iA tj@tH if1Ja
The Southern Congress has confirmed tho
following nominations for District Judges:
q A. G. Magratl, South Carolina II. r,
jackson, Georgia ), w. Lanicr Harris, Mis-
sissippi Thos.J .Semmcs, Louisiana; John
Hemphill, Texas Jesse j. Finley, Florida;
Messrs. Mcqueen and Mcintosh have tecn
appointed Judges Of tho Admiralty Court Of
Key West; David Hubbard, Of Alabama,
Commissioner Of Indian A fairs ; Alex. B.
Clitl'erall Of QAlabama, !: Register Of the
Trcasury!7eaq .. 9s.r;5 s.a ... a sn
;Bollany Baker, Of Georgia, Auditor Of the
Treasury.r;FsI s,t 9i.iu:f. ,.;ssgf..
Z. The 1snacs correspondent tclsgraphs from
Washington, that there is good deal 0,
anxiety in Republican circles concerning the
Presidents health, and the effect upon it, ol
his manner of doing business. lie has no
system or method Whatever, but allows his
time and strength to be exhausted in listen.
ing to office seekers, and doing the drudg.
cry, which belongs to tho Departments
Until Wednesday, morning he had not even
taken . ride for recreation., From S o'clock
in the morning until long after midnight, he
permits himself to he the passive victim Of
the thousancs who would readily sacrifice
bis life and the safety Of the nation for thcil
own selfish eagerness for Office. This course
Of action can have but one result. 1t has
killed two Presidents. and will inevitably
deprive the country Of another, if it is moi
changed. False delicacy prevents his friends
from making proper representations to Mr.
lincoln on this snlject. and the danger is
that his. profound and nnselfish anxiety te
|see 2. !a,! everyday and give nobody any ground
to complain Of injustice viii sap his strength
and shorten his life. The Departments have
clerical 4ore sufficient to digest al' .pplica,
tons for office, and he should require tht
Secretaries to bring him the results Of sucf
|a sitting process, instead of taking the whole
mass on his own shoulders. And, except
in cases certified to be important by the prop.
|er Department, or where he has some spc.
|cial personal interest Or feeling in the mat.
ter, he should refuse TO allow anybody Il
talk % him abont Office. His time and
strength and intellectual energy are required
BY the country for higher duties.