Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29
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Senate confirmed the following ponjr5
tons: ''N'' ~
Luetns c. Crittenden. Of vt. Reo,stcr IF
Treasury; David X Carter, iof a.. NiSis,sr
to Bolivia; Fred'k Hassaurek. of Nim;sj..
to Ecuador; Vim. II. Corwin, Secrr,a,,
OF Legation TO Mexico; Geo W. Van unr,,
OF Iowa, Consul Mt MarseiIles; James Les
lie, Jr., of Pa, Consul at Lyons; Vim. II.
carpenter, OF n. V, Consul ut Foo Choo.
F.-M. Shufeldt, Of N. =, Consul General
at Havana: Wm. P. AInnguIn. of \. q.
Consul at Ningpoi John b. Arnold, of ms,
Consul at Odessa; Neville Mclaughlin Of
Ind, Consul AT Leith; T. 3. Lawrence, of
Mass, Consul General at FlOreuce: Marx
Howard. of Conn, Consul at sNessins.
hlchid C. Parsons, OF o., Consul at Rio
De JaneirO; W. H. Fry, Secretary of Legns
tion AT Turin.
:. Officers for Ntrqda TeJritory.-Geo ge
Turner, of Ohio, Chief Justice; Hontio
Jones, of Missouri, and Gordon \. Mott.
Associate Judges; David Boylcs, of 40.
Marshal, B. B. Bunker, of n. H.. District
Attorney; Grin Clemens, of No., Secretary.
John w. North, of Mimi, Surveyor Gen.
erai. - s'S'i-
Offers for Daeotah TtrrttOrv.-wm
Jane, of ILL.,, Governor; Philemon Bliss. Of
Ohio, Chief Justice; i. o. Williston. of
Pa, and Allen A. Barton, of Ky, Associate
Justices; Henry n. Vail, District Attornsy.
VIM; \. Sharper Marshal; George D. Hill.
Of Mich, Surveyor General; John Hutch.
inson, OF Kansas, Secretary.
I, Cg'e'Ts JoT Nebraska TeTTitory.-Alyin
logg, of ILL.,, Chief Justice, Sam'I MiIlison
Of Ienu., Associate Justice.
Officers for CokorGdo.-Charles Lee Ar.
mour, Of Nd, Associate Justice; CopeInnd
Townsend, U. S. Marshal; Thomas ID Ed
wards, OF Ky District Attorney.
Collector Of CttStOms.-Hiram Barney
for New York; Julius White, for Oliicsp1.
VIM. Clhpp, for the District of Vernon;
John Laurence BOggs, for Perth Ambov;
Edwin Palmer, for Milwaukee; John Herr.
on, for Dubuque.
Robert Wood was appointed Surveyor n,
Hampton, Va; James A. Dalton. Naval
Officer for Salem, Mass$ VIM. H. VaIient
Surveyor at Oxford, Md; Thos. j. Gardner,
Marshal for the Western District of Tenn
john Mccormick, Attorney for the Western
District OF Tenn; John L. Hopkins, Attorl
ney Tor the Eastern District of Teuu.; A,
Judson Crane, Attorney for the Southern
District OF Virginia; Vim. A. Dart, Marshal
tor the Northern District of New York:
Anthony J. Keasby, Attorney for New Jer.
sey; Geo! Howe, Attorney for Vermont. q
Baldwin, Marshal for Vermont.
Post NdsterS.-The following nom;no.
tons for Post Masters have been confined.
among others: Geo. G. Swift, at Geneva
N. V; Charles C.}Jennings, Easton, Pa
George Sandre, at Abingdon, Va; George
il. Bergner, Harrisburg, Pa; Alex. Melon.
aid, Lyuehburg, Va; Waldo N. Potter.
Saratoga, n. Y; R. f. Saunders, Memphis
Tenn.i George Dawson, ALBANY, N. Y:
John 81. Stockton; Maysyille, XIV: A. Al
ClapP, Buffalo; J. II. Sterrett, Eric, Pa:
Vim. F.. Pope, at Little Rock, Ark; ID. II
Linegar, Cairo, Ill; Sharon Findole, Belt
willie, Illinois.
Tie Patent OGee.-C Commissioner, D. p.
Holloway, of Indiana. Examiners ia Chief:
Stl"s h Hodges, of Vermont, George H.
Harding, OF Penna.i Thomas C. Theaker,
W. d. washburne, surveyor t,eosro, for
Minnesota; Abner Tibbetts, Register of
Land Office at st. Peter, Mimi: Fielding
johnson, Indian Agent for the Drluwares
in Kansas.
q. w. Thompson, of Mimi, has been
appointed to the Northern Indian SUPER
intendency; Thomus A. Jackson to be a
Chief Engineer in the Navy.
WAsHIxGToS, March 28.-No oues,ion
was taken by the Senate on the Uonyen.
ton proposed by Brituiu to submit the
determination Of the San Juan disnute
TO arbitration. Mr.. Nesmith submitted his
views against il and was not willing to
favor any mode of settlement which in
vOlyed the possibility of the loss of the
Island to the United States Mr.. Sumner
had intended to reply to the Oregon Scna-
tor. The subject goes over till the next
session.
Contrary to expectation no nomination
was made by the President to fill the va
cancy in the Supreme Court.
s. p, Hanscom was rendered the post of
Secretary of Nevada, of which Gen. Nye
is Governor, but preferring his position as
a Journalist be declined
Mr. Archibal, late Engineer in Chief of
the Navy, yesterday received dispatch
from ex-senator Mallory, offering him n
similar position under the Confederate
St2tes, which he promptly declined.
The statements that troops have been
ordered to land at Fort Pirkeus is untrue.
No such orders have been or will DO issued
for the present.
The Senate confirmed the following nom.
nations made by the President:
Carl Shurz, of Wisconsin, Minister to
Spain, in place of Cassius N. Clay, who
declined; Jas. S. Pike, of Maine, Minister
Resident at the Hague; Cassius N. Clay,
Minister to Russiai Robt. N. Palmer, Of
Pa, Minister Resident at the Argentine
Republici Jas. E. Harvey, Minister Resi-
denttIt Portugal; Geo. q! FOgg, ofTN. H.;
Minister Resident in SWwftzerland: James
H. Trumbuli, ofiN.'J. Consnrat TaIcahan-
no, A. D. Dickinson Of n. Y, Minister Res
ideht at Nicaragna; Edw'1 Jordan, of Ohio,
Solicitor of tue o. S. Treasury; Benjamin
F. Iisherwood, Engineer in Chief OF the
Navy; Geo. w. Lame, Judge of the North
ern and Southern District OF Alabama;
Edwin Q. Larney, Attorney for illinois;
Herman Cox, Attorney, and Edwin r. Gias.
cock, Marshall, for the MIDI District of
Tennessee.
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