The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-22
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APPOINTMENTS AND COMBINATIONS.
Dr. Calerday has been reappointed Surgeon Of the
Marine Hospital at Paducah, KY.
Mr. sanderson, OF Pennsylvania, as been appointed
Chief Clerk in the War Department.
-be President has nominated Chas. L. Wilson, Of I
noie as Secretary Of Legation at London.
VIM 8 Pennington, Of New Jersey, Secretary Of Lega
ayon at Paris.
John +. Edgar. Of tennessee, Consul at st. Thomas
Jno Hanna United States Attorney for Indiana.
Franklin Spauldng, Collector Of Customs at Niagara
Francis Marcoe has been removed from important
cleskship the State Department. and r. s. Chiffon pro-
NOTED TO the vacancy.
j. s. Smith, of New York, has been appointed 10 sup
Ply the post vacated By the Iatters
s. Newton Pettis, Of Crawford county, Pennsylvania
viii probably be epponed Judge Of Of the Territories
the Senate TO day confirmed the following nomira
tous:-
Thomas g. salter, Of New Hampshire, Chaplain in the
Navy
Marine Corps.
Cornalus r. Buck, Marshal for Minnesota
John Lockwood, Post Master at Milwaukee.
Elias W. Leavenworth, Of New York. Commissioner
under The Convention with New Granada for the settle
ment OF the claims 1 American citizens against the re-
pubIc Charles " Davis Of Maryland Secretary 70 the
Commissioner.
calvin Hueen, Of New York, Commissioner under the
Convention With Costa Rica for similar purpose
Benz o FTrar, Assistant Treasurer at St. Louis.
Chss Howe, Collector at Key West.
David NJ Chaplin Collector Of Customs at 0swegatchie,
New York.
Samuel Long, Consul at Lshama.
TIE soRyIsS MISSIONS.
me Pros dent has decided today TO make no more ap
pcptments Of foreign for week, but 70 do
vote his attention 10 other matters.
THE MISSION JArAv.
There heavy pressure upon the President 70 remove
townsend Harrs Minister TO Japan The place seekers
are iDcxorabe in their demand. will state, for the be.
seot Of those who apply ing for Mr. Harris place. that
ne viii not be removed This has been determined
upon.
Owing ta the critical condition Of affairs In this
try ard the Urgent necessity OF proper representation
NJ the principal Courts Ct Europe especially In those
countries with Which commercial relations are most
stae Mr Sanford Minister 20 Brussels, win leave for
NE pst bs the hsst steamer, and consequently VIII be
st representative the present administration
70 assuntc Diplomatic fuu tious IN Europe.
This apI}ointrsnt is commented upon By some radica
rasroicans, rso, perh,ps have been disappointed in
sbcr pecnr expectations; but II s certain that in
this iDsancc, vel, u the other Diplomatic
appointments os tho eseDt admin ssraton, Mr.. Lincoln
hsd m view oshr copsda,iops than those Of noisy par.
tssrsbip an 4 s universally conceded tha: in these
kppoDta,cEis he is enin.Sy successful In having OBJ
ts,ped the Ugh, men for the rasht places
LsoAnoN 10 LONDON.
70 day the President sent tohe Senate the appoint
nebt Of Charles l. Wilson, Of Illinois, Secretary OF Le.
saon at London. Mr.. Wilson is editor Of the Chicago
yournsi and warm advocate Of Mr. Seward for the
Presidency He bas been pressed By his friends FOR Pos,
master Of Chicago, and has been severely opposed by
enemies, who are anti Seward men. There is another
reason for this appointment II well nsswn TO Mr.
seward tbs, II he did not suggest tho Of M wilson
for Secretary Of legation that Mr. lawrence, OF Bton
roud go. IL. Hence The coup daa:, which surwses
every one.