New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

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fore been discharged through the Chief Clerk.
much to the dissatisfaction OF the Navy. An
attempt was made ut the last Session to create
an Assistant Secretary, but failed. Mr' "ehes
has supplied the deficiency without Increased
cost and with equal advantage. His administra-
ton thus far, has been very satisfactory, ana ne
has earned the reputation OF pracucai anu
straightforward Secretary.
THE NETWORK MARsHiLsHIP.
The New.York Marshaship still remains un-
settled. Messrs. Schultz, Couover, Quackenbush'
MIDGET, aud others are pressed urgently. Mr.
Schultz was supposed to have won the Prize
few days ago, but hitch occurred, and the up
pOintment 10 again adrift. .|..
THE PRINCIPAL CITY OFFICES.
If the principal Offices in the large cities are
not filed before the Senate sdjOurDs, the Admin
istratiOn viii be greatly embarrassed aiterwaro
in the distribution of the minor patronage. Inc
Collectors should 60 into their place untrammeleo
by any senatorial or other influence TO winch
they would be exposed if appointed during the
recess
THE GUATEMALA APPOINTMENT.
The nomination of Mr.. Crosby to Guatemala
has not been confirmed, because there is some
controversy about the State from which he halls
His qualifications are not disputed.
THE SENATE.
II il now understood the Senate will be de-
tanned through next week, though an effort will
be made to adjourn by Wednesday or Thursday.
THE JOHN ADAMS ORDERED HOME.
The John Adams has been ordered home from
the Eas. Indies.
HEALTH or JUDGE MCLEAN.
Judge Mclean started for home to-day, though
not entirely recovered.
INDIANA ATToRSHysFnP.
John Hanna has been nominated District-Atto
ney for indiana.
SIXTH AUDITOR.
Green Adams has not yet been sent to the
Senate az Sixth Auditor. but probably viii be.
To .hs Associated Press
WAsHIsorov, Thursday, March 81, 1861.
The Senate will not probably adjourn before the
middle of next week. Alr. liayard has occupied sew
r hours for days and will conclude hi1 remarks
tomorrow Mr. Douglas Intends 10 reply 10 Mr..
Ererinndges late f1eech. Senators Mason and
Hunter have lrfi for their homes.
A statement that no reDiorceinen's have been seht
Sonth. and that no orders have been issued 10 re-
eu force Fort Iicsens IA considered reliable.
Gen. Lane left Washington for New-fork, to take
Tassage for the Pacific.
. Dr. Galloway has been reappointed Slrgeon OF inc
Mariue Hospital NJ paducah, Ky.
Mr. eanderson of Pensylyanis has been appointed
Chief Clerk IN the War Department.
TIE Senate to-day confirmed the following norlins-
lions; - .
Tlos. G. Saltro Of New .Hsmpshire, Chaplain In the
Navy.
WIN. n. Carter Of Ohio, Second Lieutenant In the
Marine Corps
Cornelius T. Bruok Marshal for Minnesota.
John lockwood Postmaster az Milwaukee.
Flias W Leavenworth q New-York, Commissioner
under the Convention with New-tIierada for settle
mep II the claims Of American citizens agains: that
Revuthc.
Charles W. Davis Of Mary land, Secretary to tho
Csmmissioner
CaIyip HusoD Of New.York, CONNIE ioner under
the Convention with Costa Kica for similar purTose
BENZ -. FarTar, Assistant Treasurer a. 81. Louh'
Cha Howe Collector AT Key West.
David NJ. Chaplin, Collector Of Customs at Oswe-
gaiehr. n. Y.
S,mnel Long Consul al Johanna
Tho President has nominated Chas. l.. Wilson Of
nHuo;- ~ Secretary Of Legation NJ London.
VIM 4. Pennington, Of New Jersey, Secretary OF
Legation At Psn..
.Ino D. Eaigar Of Tennessee, Consul at 81. Thomas.
Jno Hama, United States Attorney fer Indiana.
FrankHa Spaulfing Colchester Of Customs ut Niagarn.
The Nsw-fork City appointments are under ccnsd-
eFsilon. A large number OF applicants therefor are
i'll Washington.
rr,rcis Marco hos spsn remo,od from an important
clefkship 10 he State Department, aud L. s. Chison
promoted to the yarHDcy.
J. $. Suih Of New.Ycrk has been appointed TO sup