Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-04-04


lister.
Russia-Cassius NJ. Clay of Ky, minister
Italy.-George p. Marsh of VT, Minister
VIM. H. Fry of New York, Secretary of I.ega-
ton.
Mexco.--Thomas Corwin of Ohio Minister
Belgium.-Henry S. Sanford of Conn. Min
lister.
Denmark.-Bradford II. Wood of n. Y, Min
ister
COMMUNICATIONS Watson Webb of N.
Y, Minister.
Sweden and Norway--Jacob 7. Haldermand
of Penn, Minister.
Rome.-Rufas King of Wis, Minister.
Portugal.-James L. Harvey of Penn, Min
lister.
Switzerland.-GeOrge G. Fogg of N. H.,
Minister.
Hague.-James S. Pike of Me, Minister.
Brazil.-Thomls II. Nelson, of Ind, Minister.
Argentine nfederation.-Robert NJ. Palm
er of Penn, Minister.
Observation-Disclosures B. Dickinson of n. Y.
Minister.
New Grenada.rElils W. Leavenworth of
n. Y, Commissioner; Charles w. Davis Of
Md, Secretary.
Sandwich lslands.-Thomas ]. DRYER of Or
egon. Commissioner.
The Salaries of the Ministers to London and
Paris are $1,000 each TO Madrid, Berlin
Venice, St. Petersburg, Pekin, Turin, Mexico
and Rio Janeiro, $4,000 each to Santiago
and Lima $4,000 each to all other courts
$1,000 No appointments have as yet been
made to China, Chill and Peru.
The Press has been liberallv remembered in
these sections, the list containing the names of
Mr.. Webb of the n. Y. Courier and ENQUIRER.
Rufus King of the Milwaukee Sentinel: Thorn
as J. Dryer of the Portland Oregonian; W. S.
Thayer of the n. Y. Evening Post; Charles L.
wilson OF the Chicago Journal; Geo. g. Fogg
of the Concord (N.lI.) Independent Democrat;
Wm II. Fry of the N Y. Tribune; J. S. Pike.
the Washington correspondent of the same pa
per- and j. L. Harvey, Washington correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia North American
Consuls.-London, Freeman II. Morse of
Me-; Liverpool, De Witt c. Iittleiohn of n.
w.; lIayre, james o. Putnam Of y. "; Ham
burg, James II. Anderson; Alexandria, VIM.
H. Ihayer Of y. "; Florence, Bigelow Law
renee of Mass; Lahaina, Samuel Long; Hon
olulu, James A. Dix of boston; Frankfort on
the Maine Rufus Hosmer of Michigan.
The .consuls at London and Liverpool have
salaries of $1,000; at Rio Janeiro, Havana and
Havre $4,000; at Hong Kong, Alexandria, Foo
Chow, Vera Cruz, Panama and Callao, SO 800;
at Glasgow, Frankfort, Constantinople, T9ipoli,
Tanser, Annoy, Ningpo, Iahaina and Valpa-
raise, $4,000.
Sas II. Hodges Of this State, G. II. Harding
of Pa, and T. c. Theaker of Ohio have been an
pointed Examiners Chief Of the Patent Of
fec: ID. p. Holloway of Ohio is Commissioner
of Patents.
The principal appointments made in Vermont
are; William Clapp of St. Albans, Collector at
the Port of Burlington; George Howe of Brat
tleboro, District Attorney; c. c. =. Baldwin of
Bradford, Marshalj Martin 6. Evarts. Post
master at Rutland 6. 6. Benedict, Postmaster
Burlington; James G. French, Postmaster at
Montpelier; Geo. A. Merrill, Postmaster at St.
Johnsbury.
The appontees for the territorial Offices, so
far as they have been made, are as follows:
Neyada-James w. Nye of New York. Gov.
ernori George Turner OF Ohio Chief Justice
lloratio Jones, of Missouri, and Gordon n
Mott of California, Associate Justices; David
BOyles, Of Missouri Marshal; b. b. Bunker.
of New Hampshire, District Attorney: Orion
Clemens, Of Missouri, Secretary; j. W. North,
of Minnesota Surveyor General
Decentralization Jayne, of Illinois, Cover
nor; Philemon Bliss, of Ohio Chief Justice
l.. o. Williston, of Pennsylvania, and Allen A.
Burton, OF Kentucky, Associate Justices Hen.
ry n Vail, District Attorney: VIM, n. Shor
per, Marshal; George D. Till, of Michigan.
Surveyor Generals John Hutchinson, of Kan
sas Secretary.
Nebraska-Alyin Saunders, of Iowa, Gov
ernor; William p. Kellogg, of Illinois Chief
Justices Samuel MilliSon, of Tennessee, AS
socate Justice.
Colorado-Charles Lee Armour, Of Mary
land, Associate Justicei Copeland Townsend,
United States Marshal; Thomas d. Edwards,
Of Kentucky, United States District Attorney.
VERMONT UNDER THENEw APPORTIoNMENT.
Within a few days we have seen an abstract OF
the late census which is undoubtedly to be re-
lied upon as authentic. In connection there
with Is the new apportionment OF the Congress
sional representation, by which it appears to
be fixed fact that for the next ten years Yer
mont will be entitled to but two members of
the House Of Representatives. 1t is not long
since this State sent to the House If Represen-
tatives six members, but each decade has
brought about gradual reduction until the
number is soon to be but two Vermontis ev
identity a small State but there is consolation
in the fact that she cannot be made thus pub
lcly to appear much smaller. Under the pres
ent Constitution she will always be entitled to
one member.