The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

prograe who desired that position his friend Ho
lowsy, confirmed yesterday after . struggle. Hence
Fsy's recall and Foggs appointment 70 day.
THE RAsM RUSSIAN
Cassius n. Clay has been Withdrawn - Minister 70
Spain and appointed Minister 70 Russia and Carl schnrz
h appointed Minister TO SPAIN The President he's done
this against the policy Of Mr. Seward
THE NEW Hnnrns 10 FRANCE ENGLAND.
Mr.. Dayton Minister TO France, and Mr. Adams, Minis
YER TO England have arrived here and 1t the De-
parment Of STATE for several hours to-day Their insuo-
tions being prepared, and 10 by means Q very
easy task Tho administration must disclose ns policy
towards the Southern oOnfederacy and At the time
inform the foreign governments what this government
expects them TO do.
rn NEW HHErR 10 HnGUN.
Mr. sandford Minister 70 Belgium, left this morning,
and will sail for his post on Saturday.
Tm PARIS AND LYONS oossuIAma
p said that Henry J. Rsymoad, Of the New York
zs, has declined the Consulshp 70 Paris. Ako that
Mr. Leslie Of Philadelphia, has declined the Consuhip
70 Lyons Tho AAtsr was stropGy recommended for
Paris, and It ID possible that ha.nay yet get IL.
Gu. wEB AD rm xn1oa TuRxn.
1he report that Gen. webb, Of the Courier asd Esqsiw
has declined the mission TO Oo.stansnsple contradict
ed Report says he win mot release his hold upon that
until he knowu whether he can be Surveyor Of New
York.
EVACUATION or TRIBUNE OPF1Cx.
II Is evident that Mr. Lincoln has determined upon an
evacuation Of the New York Ti5une Office Il he has not
decided about Fort Sunter. The following persons at
tached 70 that paper have been appointed thus far
VIM H. Fry editor, Secretary Of Legation TO Sardinia;
Richard Hildreth editor, Consul to Tripol; James
Pike, CJ. s. P.') correspondent from Washington,
Minister Resident to the Hague James Harvey, Wash
ngton reporter, Minister Resident TO Portugal Those
appointments, except the last, Mr.. Lncolns,
gardless Of Mr. Seward, who bears the Tribune love.
Mr.. Hill, Of the nibs~s, s applicant for Consul
ship and Henry Stanton, writer the Tribune, is
candidate for Southern United States District Attorney
ship, Of New York.
The radical republicans in ecstacies the dplo
matte prizes their New York crgan has been SUCCESSFULLY
drawing Verify the Secretary OF State heapng burn
ing Goals upon the heads Of his enemies.
rn BOSTON APponnzNB
Mr. Sumner procured one appointment for Bostonian
to day. the first that has been made. Mr. Jillison,
venerable merchant Of that city, s TO be Of the
principal appraisers Of the Boston Custom House. The
question 10 who shall be Postmaster Of Boston win
with the recommendation Of Mr.. Sumner The has
been made up the Post Office Department. and sub
mted to Mr. s. two days since for his decision. law
point Of Mr.. Blar's rules out all who are not
citizens Of Boston, leaving the prize between Charles A.
Phelps late President Of the Massachusetts, Senate and
e. K Pangborn, Of the Alas and Bee It s limited that
Mr. Palfrey evade the law by moving from Cambridge
into Boston, but he would not resort 10 such contempti
BILE trick.
THE VACANCY THE SUPREME COURT.
Contrary TO expectation, no nomination was made
by the President 70 AL the Vacancy In the Supreme
Court.
MEC1uLANnOUS.
g. P. Hansum rendered The Secretaryshp Of Neva-
da, but declined.
Joseph 8. wilson, late Commissioner General OF the
land Office, has been returned 70 his former place
chief clerk Of that bureau.
The War Department has received the resignation Of
Capt. Josiah Gorgas Of The Ordnance Department rais,
said In army circles, owing 10 the influence Of Col.
Cfage chief Of ordnance, in having him superseded as
Superintendent Of the Frankfort Arsenal by Capt. Way
nadisr whose generany admitted efficiency assistant
In that bureau Is added, not appreciated by The
chief.