The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-21

decaratory that all ports In The seeding States are not
ports Of entry. This win not only remove the dhncuy
Of collecting the in vessels which the Attorney
General thinks would be unconstitutional but would be
highly beneficial to the States Of North Carolina Virginia.
Mary land and Delaware. There every reason 70 be
eve that arrangements viii be made 70 have the whole
OF the thirty sur States Of the Union represented in the
next Congress.
Senator from New England is against making any
appointments the North until the seeding States
pacined, and the Southern appointments all made
Hs viii be removed to the Insane Asylum TO morrow
THE STEAM sIooP-oF.wAR PAwyE
The Engineers Of the steam sioop ofwar Pawnee have
reported her being weak that her excessive working
owing TO some error in construction throws the engines
Of line such extent that is impossible 10 keep
them in order Tho subject has been referred TO the on
GERS on board and the probability that board Of
val officers constructors and engineers will be ordered
very soon examine the Pswpee. That the result win
be condemnation hardly any one doubts.
RESIGNATION ARMY osyItxHs
Tho designations Of Captain Frazier Of Mississippi, and
Lieut. oBannon, Of South Carolina, both OF the army
were received to-day.
UrRA CONGRESS CALLED
Al teegraphed last night, extra Hession Of Con-
grcss is inevitable.
THE ACTUAL AND PROSPECTIVE APPOINT.
MENTS TO OFFICE.
WASHINGTON March 20, 1851.
The admnistra alton Ia showing its hand to the satsfac
ton of some of the lucky and to general
ton of numerous crowd of the disappointed The fact is
that for every office there forty applicants and Of
course thirty Of the forty Of the disappointed
party.
The Senate to- day confirmed the following nomina-
TONS
Charles F. Adams, Minister to England.
George P. Marsh Minister to Sardinia
James Watson Webb, Minister Resident at CONSTANT
Iople
H. s. Sanford Of Connecticut. Minister Resident a, Bel
gium.
William s. Ihayer Of New York, Consul General TO
Egypt.
Patrick ]. Divine, Consul to Cork
Greon Clay, nephew Of Cassius N. Clay Secretary o.
Legation to Spain.
Francis Queen, Postmaster a. Niles, Mishigsn
Henry Shomo, Postmaster at Fremont, Ohio.
The Senate also unanimously confirmed the nomination
of John D. Dufrees Superintendent Of the Public Print
ing This appointment is popular. He viii Immediately
take possession Of and organize the government
Printing Bureau.
NOMINATIONS PRESIDENT.
Anson Burlingame, Of Massachusetts, Minister to Aus
tria.
Rufus King OF wisconsin Minister resident at Rome
Thos j. Dryer, Of Oregon, Commissioner 10 the Ha
waiian Islands.
Bradford r. Wood, Of New York, Minister Resident q.
Denmark.
Jas. O. Putnam, Of New York, Consul to Havre.
Ex Congressman Freeman H. Morse Of Maine Consul TO
London.
W. Nyc, Of New York. Governor Of the Territory Of
Nevada
THE AUSTRIAN MISSION.
Today the name Of Arson Buringame, Of Massachu-
setts was sent TO Senate Minister TO AUSTRIA Woo
j. Clancy Jones, recalled indicated in my despatch 10
| the HERALD yesterday.
THE PROSPECTS CARL sc1UM.
Owing to difference of opinion between the President
Mr. Seward and Carl Schurz about point at issue, the
nomination Of the latter for first class mission to Poru
gal was sent to the Senate to-day, but win so in to-
morrow. This appointment Of Carl schurz will be lrst
class mission Notwithstanding tbe policy adopted by Mr.
Seward that be would not consent that any European
4 refugee should have first class mission q Europe
4 TIE MISSION roSrn1cAL STATES
General Rufus King of Wisconsin, who made ths tour
Of the West with Mr. Seward last fall has been appointed
Minister Resident Rome This will prove satisfactory
because the General popular with both wings Of the
| party.
| nH tH1GIAN MISSION.
Mr. II. g. Sanford, OF Connecticut appointed Minister
to Belgium is said to be sutrepublican, and his
nomination gives great offence to some or the rcpubl
| cans. lie may yet be defeated
RrssIoS MISSION.
II. Winter Davis of Maryland, is talked OF for the
| mission TO st. Petersburg.
TIE GoyEnsoRsmP NEVADA.
General Nye, Of New York, another personal and
bosom friend OF Mr.. Seward, who accompanied him In
his Western tour TO day nominated Governor of the
Territory of Nevada. While this viii afford General Nye
rich opportunity TO display his chivalrc propensties
in scaping every of the savage Pah. Ute Indians
who gaany repulsed by Colonel Lanier at the
head Of his wagon road party last summer yet Nye
specially contracted for the Govenorshp Of Colorado he
inclined TO accept the pleasant position In which
| the administration has placed him without much as
saying By your leave, sirn However, Nevada, being
20 near to the Golden State and rich in soil and min
era products may induce the General 10 the mis-
take, if it is one, and accept the appointment.
TIE GovERSoRsIuP pAoorAH.
Mr. Irving member OF the last Congress, from New
York. has been nominated Governor Of Dacot Territory.
| nm GovF1SoRsup or NEBRASKA.
David X. Carter, OF Ohio, who announced a change Of
enough votes in his delegation from Chase 10 Lincoln
Chicago decide the election Of the latter, to-day
nominated Governor Of Nebraska vice Black brother OF
| the late Attorney General, removed.
UK GoyERSoRsnP COLORADO.
wm Gilpn, Of Missouri, is mentioned for the Cover
norshp of Colorado Territory, and will probably get IL,
| il General Nye consents TO go TO Nevada.
TIE coyERyoRsHR
The selection Of Governor for New Mexico Is dim
cult question 10 SETTLE and perpexes the administration
| A man Of ability and pluck Is required to begin
with. Besides, the man selected for that posi-
tion must have a thorough knowledge Of the
evident intentions Of the Confederate or sccedcd
States and must be sbrcwd diplomat 70 do justice TO
the administration. II is believed that Mr.. Seward win
be in favor Of yielding antnghtng diplomatist,
who will permit the soil Of New Mexico TO be the
parade ground Of South Carolina abuers than 10 sani
by the government execute the laws and forbid any at
tempt acquire any portion Of Mexico unless Is done
nenccnhy and by the fodnral anlhnrtes OF the Ined