The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-27
A large batch Of Conf rma fions-Gen. wye
Gov. of Nevada aud Rufns King Minister
20 Rome, Anson Buriingame Minister To
Austria.

A large batch of Confrmations-Gsen. Nye
Gov. of Nevada. aud Rufus King Minister
90 Rome, Anson Buriingame Minister to
Austria.
Washington, March 81.
Mr.. Galloway has been re-appointed Surgeon
at the Marine Hospital At Psdueah
The SeIate eontirmel Vm II. Carter, oil ONO,
I'd Lieutenant in the Marine Corps; Cornelius r.
Bucks. Marshal for Minnesota; John Lockwood,
Postmaster at Milwaukee, Elias W. Leaven-
worth. Commissioner under the convention with
New Grenada; Chas. w. Davis, of Md, Secre-
tary TO the Commissioner; Calvin Huson OF
New York, Commissioner under the convention
with Costa Rica; Chas. Howe collector at Key
West: Samuel Long, Consul at Lahaima.
The President has nominated Chas- l.. W iiSon,
of IL. Secretary Of Legation TO London; VIE.
5. Pennington, of y. j., Secretary Of Legation
at Paris John j. Edgar, OF Tenn, Consul al 81.
Thomas.
The New York City appointments are under
consideration
Francis Marco has been removed from an i'm
portant cleIkship in the State Department, and
f. 5. Chiffon promoted TO I'll the vacancy. John
5 Smith, OF \. Y has been appointed TO supply
the post vacated by the latter.
New York, March 30.
The Herdlds Washington dispatch says: ''ln
cOrsstencies between Major Anders.n's des
patches, before, and after the Inaugural, lead tC
whisperings in completely with the secessioniSts
"Charles L. Wilson, editor of the Chicago
Journal, has been nominated Secretary OF Lega
ton to London.
The President has determined to call an extra
session of Congress.
"Commoiore Stringham has been ordered to
report Immediately to the Navy Department"
The Heralfs Washington despatch says;
" That notwithstanding powerful effort is be-
ing made 10 induce the President To make the
New York appointments, especially the Marsha
and District Attorney, still they are kept back
There is a hitch somewhere. He iutimated pref
~ plainly 10 gentleman. who called TO see about
them, that certain men had misrepresented mat
ters and he had been misled in regard 10 certain
men who Were prominent for positions.
The New York appointments will be made
tomorrow, or next dav. Mr.. Barney will be
Collector; MIR. Dart, Of St. Lawrence county
has good show for Attorney OF the Northern
District OF New York.
ten. Nye's nomination as Governor of Neva
ia Territory, is very much liked. He accept:
the position"
The Posts Washington correspondent says
That the Secretary of the Treasury has decided
TO advertise for an eight million loan.
The Commercials Washington dispatch states
that A. III. Sculiz has been appointed Marshal
vice Mr.. Ryndeis.
Mr. Seward has written letter to the South
ern Commissioners, reviewing the entire grounds
OF misunderstanding with a view of restoring
harmony, and closing with the recommendation
Of National Convention.
The government has received information o
ploS TO revolutionze California and Oregon
duplicating Gen. Johnston and other officers.
Washington, March -.
The Senate confirmed j. w. Nye Governor
OF Nevada Rufus King, Minister to Rome
Bradford Il. Wood, Minister to Denmark An
son Barlingame, Minister 10 Austria; Elisha o
Crosby, Minister to Guatemala JAS q. Putnam
TO Havre Freeman II. Morse, Consul TO Lon
don Jas. ;. Anderson, OF Ohio, Consul to Ham
burg; Francis II. Moody, Receiver of Public
Money at Little Rock; Lieut.. Hartsuif, AssistaL
Adjutant General, with rank of Captain.
| The following PestmaSters were confirmed
Warren y. Huntington, Galena; Edward c. Da
yid, DubUqge Jas. +. Abrahams, of Burlington
Iowa; Sidney I. EanDonhurst. P.ttsb ,rg.
! David g. Ro e. Marshal for Indiana: WIN. II
F Gurley, Attorney tor Iowa; George 4
/ Nourse, Attorney for Minnesota Alexander 9
Sands, Marshal tor the southern district OF Ohio
Herbert n. Hoxe, Marshal for Iowa
| The following nominations were made for th'
Territory of Colorado; Vim. Gilpin, Governor
Lewis L Wells, Secretary; Benjamin +. Hall, o
y Y. Chief Justice: 5. Newton Pe,tis of Pa.
and Charles Lee, were made Associate Judges
Copeland Townsend, Marshal
William l.. Stoughton, District Attorney O
Michigan; Francis " Case, OF Ohio, SpIveyO
General; Washington T. Dunnell, of Maine
Consul at Vera Cruz; Joshua Il. G;ddings, o
Ohio, was nominated for Consul General TO Brit
| iSh North America Thomas Corwin, havin;
withdrawn his deciua:ion, was confirmed Minis
Ter to Mexico