New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

tinpercy and to hOOdWIhh tue PuVhO Il IL "iu
not happen. They require to be watched care
fuuy. Their allies in New-YOrk are capable Of
any desperate resort
TIE TREASURY
There are between $500, 600 and 100000 in
the Treasury here, collected mainly for the quar-
terly disbursements, at the end Of this month.
Gen. Spinner takes his new Office quite easily,
sad scrutinizes the payments rigdly.
THE PATENT OFFICE.
Mr.. HaIlOway's nomination as Commissioner OF
Patents was laid aside in Executive Session,
under representation that it would be with
drawn. No such purpose was entertained On
Saturday.
TIE NETWORK CoLLECToRsHP.
The Collectorshp Of Ne~-York ia at last set
Sled by the nomination OF Hiram Barney, which
has been foreshadOwed for some time.
The vacancies from New-YOrk will be filed TO-
morrow.
TIE HAVANA CoNsULsEIP.
Cant. Schufeldt of Ncw-York was nominated
to-day for the Consulate of Havana. lie was
urgently pressed by Truman Smith and other
leading men. Ii is expected that his Influence
wi be used in breaking up the slave-trade.
CoNSIL-GENERAL TO FLORENCE.
Bioelow Lawrence has been nominated Consul
General to Florence.
TIE SAN JUAN QUESTION.
The Senate did not touch the San Juan ques-
ton to-day but VIII probably adopt the reference
t. Switzerland, recommended b. the Committee
Of Foreign Relations.
MINISTER TO GUATEMALA.
Mr.. Crosby's nomination as Minister to Guate-
mna was again under discussion, upon motion
to reconsider, and was opposed by Mr. Baker
NJ vote was taken.
THE PARIS STCBErABYSHIP.
From the indications to-day it would seem that
Mr.. Pennngtou's appointment as Secretary Of
legation TO Paris would be recalled.
CANADA CONSULsInP.
Mr.. Giddings was confirmed as Consul to
Cauada by 50 against 10. The South demanded
division to record their opposition.
THE LAND OFFICE.
Mr.. Edmunds Of Michigan, the new Com
missioner Of the Land Office, entered upon his
duties to-day. He brings a high reputation to
the discharge of that important Office.
TIE REMAINING NOMINATIONS.
Al the nominations which the President pro-
pu,e sending in this session will go to the Senate
Tomorrow. and it will sdicurn on Wednesday
70 the A.s,ciated Press
WssnlSGIoS, Monday, March y, 1861.
Nr. Reuianin T. sherwood Of Eew-York has been
a?rointed an Engneer-n-Cbief in the Navy, vice
Archibald resigned
Tine Cabinet is in session to-day on appointments TO
an vacancies which it is necessary for the Senate To
80. on previous to its adjournment, which will take
place probably on Wednesday
Heury Il. Woodbridge Of Vermont las been appoint
ed q Psymsser in the Navy.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following nomins-
tiuur:
WA. j.. stouIton Attorney for Michigan.
Benz. 4. Hall, attorney for NewYOrk.
>. Newton Pettus, Chief Justice Of Colorado
Ghss nickey. Associate Justice Of Colorado.
Marshal Tor Michigan, eS-Congreesinan DuelL
G.. leach Of Miehigan. lpGiau agent for that state
Moran Bates Register Of the l. and Office, and licu
ben Goodrich Receiver oil PUbiio Money at Iraytre
Civ, Mich.
j. Augustus Peterson. Register, and I'D. Lafavour,
Receiver al Detroit.
saul Brown, Receiver Of Public Money al Nanoon-
Yer, Wa si.IugtCN Ier.ltDTy.
stephen +. Page, Register and Receiver at lonia,
hcmgsH
=. Dggs. Register, and Charlie D. Robinson, Re-
Frauci' Il. Gaze Of Ohio, suryeyor-Genersl for
Colorado.
john A. i,uibauk, Agent for the Sacs and Fox and
luHi. Indians In Missouri.
william t,ilpih, Governor Of Colorado. Lewis l.
Weld, Secretary for Colorado.
Jcsbnz r. t;iddings, COnsul-Generai for the British
American prOyiuces.
Mari II Dunuoll Of Maine Consul ut Vera Cruz.
John B6ipsOn OF New-York, Consul at Sont hampion
!,,uiirl G.. Rlp'klaud Postmaster ~ Pontiac, Mich.
Thomas n. Campbell Postmaster at Boonv.he Mo-
Tine following are the combinations ar Second Lieu
teua - Of The Amy:
W. c. Williams Of the District OF CouJnbis; John
r. Baker of ilno.; Chas Tompkins Of Ne y York
SAMUEL :. hAdcr o. Ohio; Andrew sheridan Of New
Jersey; Sergeant, H. F. Pearce. And rs Second Lieu
teIai4ls IN The Marine Corps - Mci.ane III Mary
land; j. II. IIigtee Of Nev.York,
The following nominations ere pending before the
S.uate:
Hiram Barney, for Collector of New-YOrk
". :. Kellogg Of Michigan, Chief justice, aud
Samuel Mdlizsn, 4 ssoCiate Jasti.e, OF NeGIasia4.
George Itnncr, Chief Justice; HO,aiio Johns oi
Missouri, As.Ociae Justice; Gordon NJ. Mot Of Cab
tOria Associate Justice; David Baylor Of Ohio Ma
shall; and Benz Barker OF New -Haupsaire, Attorney
--ali for Nevada.
VIA II. Dry Of News ork, Secretary Of Legation a.
Gurin
Jas Le.lie, ir. Of Pennsylvania, Coils,l 1T Lyons.
Wm. Il. Carpenter q Ncw-fork, Consul al FOO
W. T. Mspgm jr. Of North Carolina Consul st
Nngpo.
q. Vaa Horn Of iowa, Consul q, Marseiles.
Richard p. Parsons 81 OHIO Consul 81 Rio JsneiIo.
Marx IIoVatd, Consu al Mess!ns.
Gobest w. Shnileh Of New-Yort, Consul 81 Ha
vans.
7. Bselcw Lawrence, Massachusetts,, Consul at
Florence,
Col Ia1nop, who was Dispatched by the Presiden,
." Fort Sumter viii a"cOIding 70 d-tatcbes received
Tonight, fc,ur n Wasbinstu, on Wednesday.
VI - nj probable that the Republican Senators VIII
egsn atteUFt Tire election OF Sergeant al Arms ana