The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

muncaons to make the Senate could and would close up
their unfinished business and adjourn this evening But
the motion did not prevail This offended Of the
Senator's who left aer seats and the body without
quorum. After fbustering for two three hours, the
Senate adjourned until TO morrow.
At late hour the President sent twentyone new ap-
pointments in that not referred for want Of quo
rum.
The revolutionary spirit In the Senate will compel the
republicans TO consent adjournment without elect
ing Sergeant Arms and Doorkeeper This win allow
the present officers to remain In power until December
there is extra session Of Congress.
The democratic members OF the Senate exercise this
power by threat withdraw from the BODY and leave
the epublicans without quorum they attempt 10
move the democratic officers
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
The Senate during two hours in executive session to-
day. confirmed the following nominations
Iucius c. Chittenden Of Vermont Register Of the Trea
sury
David K. Carter, Of Ohio, Minister at Bolivia.
Frederick Hassaureck, Of Ohio Minister at Ecuador.
VIM. H. Corwin, Secretary Of Legation at Mexico.
G.. W. Van Horn, Of Iowa, Consul at Marseilles.
James Leslie Jr, of Pennsylvania, Consul At Lyons
VIM. II. Carpenter, Of New York, Consul at Foochoo
RW shufeldt Of New York, Consul General at Ha
vana.
Willie p Mangum, Jr. of North Carolina, Consul at
Ningpo.
John D. Arnold Of Illinois, Consul a. Odessa
Neil Mclaughlin Of Indiana, Consul at Ieith.
T. B. Lawrence, OF Massachusetts,, Consul GeneUl at
Florence.
Mark Howard, Of Connecticut, Consul at Messina-
Richard c. Parsons, Of Ohio, Consul at Rio Janeiro.
VIM. H. Fry, OF New York, Secretary Of Legation at
Turin.
Officers 10 Neradc-George Turner Of oaio, Chief Jus
tice Horato Jones' of Missouri Gordon H. Mott of Cali
forna Associate Justices David Rayles, Of Missouri
Marshal B. B. Bunker Of New Hampshire, Attorneys;
Orion Clemens, Of Missouri, Secretary John w. North,
| Of Minnesota, Surveyor General
Officers for DccotaA-wm. Jane Of Illinois, Governor;
Phomen Bliss Of Ohio, Chief Justice L. o. Ailston, Of
Pennsylvania Allen A. Burton Of Kentucky, Associate
Justices; Henry N Vail, Attorney; VIM. Sharper, Mar
shall George Hill, Of Michigan Surveyor General John
Hutchinson, Of Kansas, Secretary
Officers for Nebrasa-Alvin Saunders, Of Iowa. Cover
nor VIM O. Kellogg, Of Illinois, Chief Justice; Samuel
Niilison of Tennessee, Associate Justice.
Officers for Celorodo-Chas Lee Armour, OF Maryland,
Associate Justice; Copeland Townsend Marshall Thos. d.
Edwards, Of Kentucky, Attorney.
PATENT OFFICE.
D. p Halloway Indiana Commissioner; SilAs II.
| Hodges, Vermont George H. Harding, Pennsylvania;
| Thos C. Theaker, Ohio, Examiner Chief.
COLLECTORS ON CUSTOMS CONFIRMED.
Hiram Barney Collector Of Customs New York city.
julius White, Of Chicago, wm Clapp, Jr for the dis
| trct Of Vermont.
John Lawrence Boggs, Perth Amboy.
Edwin Palmer, Milwaukee.
John Henon, Dubuque.
Robert Wood, Surveyor, Hampton, Va.
Jos. A. Dalton, Naval Officer for Salem, Mass.
William 81. yaent, Surveyor at Oxford, Nd
Thomas j. Gardner Marshal for the Western District
Of Tennessee.
John Mccormack Attorney for the Western District Of
Tennessee.
John l. Hopkins Attorney for the Eastern District Of
Tennessee.
Ba ,kstone MCDANIEL Marshal for the Eastern District
Of Tennessee.
A. Judson Crane Attorney for the Southern District of
Virginia
New York
Anthony J. Keasy, Attorney for New Jersey.
Benajab Deacur, Marshal for New Jersey.
George Howe, Attorney for Vermont.
&C p Baldwin, Marshal for Vermont.
PosrHAsnns CONFIRMED.
Tho following nominations for Postmastcrs were
6rmed among others
George G. Swift, at Geneva, N. Y.
Charles c. Jennings, at Easton, Pa.
George Sandre, at Abingdon, Va
George H. Bergner, at Harrisburg, Pa.
Alexander Mcdonald, at Lynchburg, Va
Waldo NJ. Potter, at Saratoga, N. Y.
Rolf r. Sanders, at Memphis, Tenn.
George Dawson, at Albany, N. Y.
John n. Stockton, At Msysviie, KY
Almon H. Clspp, at Buffalo, N. Y.
Jos. N. sterrt, at Erie, N. Y.
VIM y. Pope, at Little Rock, Arkansas
David T. Iincgar, at Cairo
sharon Tindae, at Bellvfle, Illinois.
WIN. D. wsshburne Surveyor General, for Minnesota.
Abner Tibbotts Register at Land once, 81. Peter,
Minnesota.
Fielding W. Thompson, Indian Agent for the Dcawares
In kansas,
There were n number OF army and other combinations
addition the above, including Major Day 70 be Lieu
,ensn, Colonel, in place Of Aberrcoiabie promoted.
ApporNrsnxTs.
Clark W Thompson, 6f Minnesota has been appointed
to the Northern Indian superintcndcncy.
Thos. A. Jackson " be Chief Engineer In the Navy
THE NEW YORK AppoISIxxvrs
No New York city appointments were made to-day.
This mornings train brought another batch Of New
York politicians and consequently there has been vi
gorous tslaught made upon the President day Add
tiona evidence laid before the President Of the unit
ness Of several or the prominent personages who
are supposed have the inside track Capt. shultz who
is Get down for the Marshalshp, is very confident.
Goulds friends are sure tina, he will get the Navy
Agency.
one thing certain, when these appointments are
nounced IL win be observed that Gov Stewards pro
4 eramme has been carried out.
fif comxssroStRsrfr or rkTEvrs
The fret question before the Senate day after going
into executive session, the nomination Of Mr.. Holo
way, Of indiana, for Commissioner Of Patents. II was
assaed severely by several Senators "a nomination
not II, to be msde bot finally confirmed Senators
being c,crccd by the Executive whip.
j ugF NAVAL ESGJsNxR IN tr1gr
Mr lshe,vood, Engineer in the Navy, was nominated
egipeer Chief, % ~ the vacancy in the Bureau of