The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06


Gov Curtin and Mr. Mcclure, ofpepnsyIvauia both had
hong interviews with The President to-day Mr. Mocurs
eft for Harrisburg this afternoon and Governor Curtin
goes tomorrow morning.
vast exodus Of Phiadephians took place this aytsr
boon IN consequence Of the ppooemen OF the oasise-
RATION OF theh appointments mill next week Some wag
egraphed 10 the city Of Brotnery love what purported
to be complete list Of city appointments agreed upon in
TO days Cabinet meeting but the was detected sefrs
any mischief was done Interested parties vainy busted
themselves al tho afternoon 10 dpcovor the author.
THE Bosros APPOINTMENT
The Boston appointments have been lefl 70 a number
Of country Representatives, who proves 'SA. Ia
her republican interests than did her Boston Senator
who ignored her altogether Mr.. Sumner ha consented
TO the country programme for Surveyor simply because
he could help himself Ha first TIM. otc,
was G. B. Weston, Of Cape Cod. Tho delegation deter
mined to give the Survey orshp to A. Phelps VII,
defeated for Postmaster by Mr. Sumner who endorsci
Mr. Pafrey.
The Massachusetts, represent Itives have determined
upon tho following recommendation 10 the President Tor
the remaining Offices, except Navy Agsnt;-For Sub
Treasurer, Ezra Lincoln, Of ston for surveyor, Charles
A. Phelps, OF Boston, for Aarshl John Koyes, OF ON
cord; for United States Attorney r. II. Dana, Jr., u
Samoroge. The oncc Of Navy Agent not aotsI
upoh because Mr. Lawrence OF Maine Is the candidate,
emo " mere figuring with the President for the place. and
the delegation with the exception or one or 20 had not
pluck enough to de:lare openly for Mr. Thompson. OF
Botton, who holds good endorsement from all tho
great interests political and other Boston, has ever
been produced.
APPOINTMENTS.
D. W Cheesman has been appointed Assistant Treasurer
at San Francisco.
James G. Zaen Postmaster at Hudson
Chas II. Thomson, Postmaster at Cbrnipg, New YORK;
Nehemiah D. Speery, Postmaster Al New Haven.
Ed. Prcntiss, Collector at New London.
Thos Il. Trainer, Marshal for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
Chas. s. Lorng, Chief Engineer In tho Navy.
THE LAND oYysEs TERRITORIES.
Tho Interior Department has under cosdernton tho
subject Of the organization OF the land Offices tho
Territories Of Dacotah, Colorado and Nevada.
MISSION.
Henry I. Blow, prominent merohan. and republican
leader Of st. Louis win doubessy appointed Minister
TO Chile His appointment is solicited by Mr. Bates ana
the two Blairs
APPOINTMENT FLORIDA.
Mr.. Boynton, Of Missouri has been appointed United
States Attorney for Florida.
GovERSoRHuP
3. D. Harris, Of Vermont, will be Governor 0 Utah
should he desire the position.
IMPENDING REVOLUTION IN VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON, April B, 1901.
special meeting Of the Cabinet called osight at
half past ten, to give hearing to Select COMMITTEES
from the Virginia State Convention. Tho committee
rived here 10 night and believed that they not only
laid before the Cabinet tho exact state OF AFFAIRS in VIZ
gnia where there exists strong revolutionary feelings
but they bring letter from Lescher, expressing hope
that the administration win take prompt action TO
stay the tide revolution and fraterna feeling
in all the States.
private letter from Governor Letcher 10 gentleman
in this city explaining the sad state Of Affairs In Viz
sinia, was shown to the President yesterday.
With reference TO the recent threat Of the secessons
Of Virginia 10 seize certain guns belonging TO the United
States Secretary Cameron addressed letter TO Governor
Ietcher, info, ming him that the United States
needs money than guns and AZ Virginia seems "a
guns than money she could have the guns in
question che would pay for them.