New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22
Tho new appointments will It Is supposed be oom'

Tho new appointments will Is supposed DO com
paratively TOW. r-r
PENSIONS.
The applications for pensions increased, during
June last Is per cent over previous months Thirteen
or fourteen millions Of dollars are required TOR suca
payments during the present fiscal year.
OUR FRENCH MINISTER.
Mr.. BgelOw, our minister at Paris, 30 soon
a. bs .aw the version which had been given BY Mr..
Roubsr Secretary Of State, In France to converse
ton which had previously taken place DetWeen ar.
Bigelow and M Drouyn De Lhuys, the Minister lor
Foreign Affairs. concerning MEXICO .atamset. made
by Mr.. Rouher b. Drouyn DE Lhuys answered. sa'
hitting Mr. Bgeiows statement to be correct and the
ence has been long since received at the State Depart
ment and In due time il will be su0mitIed " Oosee''
IDAHO.
| The announcement made some time since
been appointed Governor OF that Territory. wa: we
understand incorrect. Caleb Lyon VIII con'inue '" w
Governor
APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments were mace 10.
day by the President Charles 6. Elford Assessor OF
Internal for the Third District OF South Caro-
lima; James G. Aiken. Marshal for the District OF Del
aware; Peter C. Enaksr Marshal Of the Eastern DIS;
tyict OF Pennsyivania David y. Jackson Marshal OF
he District Of Wisconsin; Washington Bomfatt, Mar.
shall Of the District of Maryland; Robert Murray,
Marshal OF the Southern District OF New YORK;
John s. Reyes, Marshal Of the Disric, OF Hassachu.
sctts: s. b. McCuloch. Marshal Of the District OK
West Virginia; Henry ID. Barroys harsnsi OF tie
District Of California; Earl Bill Marshal OF the south.
District Of Ohio; Charles CLARK, Marehal OF tne
District Of Maine; Jacob IL. Eli. Marshal OF tho
District Of Now Hampshire; Dudley e. Denni-
son, District Attorney OF Vermont hiram
Wiley District Attorney Of Connecticut Richard II:
Dana H. District Attorney OF Massaehusetti ADers
B Carnahan, District Attorney Of Western Pennsyl'
vanis; w HAYES District Attorney Of Rhode Island;
Icander Holmes District Attorney OF the Territory OF
Washington; George +. Talbot, District Attorney Of
Maine; Charles w. Rand. District Attorney OF New
Hampshire; Edwd c. Bradford; District Attorney OF
Delaware: H. NJ. Henry District Attorney OF Vermonti
RETURN OF SECRETARY SEWARD.
! The Secretary of State, accompanied by MS
son Mr. Frederick Seward. aud his wife. and Major
/ Wilson. u s. A. returned this morning from trip to
Poin, Lookout much benefited by their excursion The
health of Frederick Seward is rapidly improving de
will leave Washington next week for Cape May
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
Over two hundred applications for pardons
were filed today in the Office Of the AttorneyGenera
and pardons were granted TO about si1tg applicants
all belonging to the Twenty thousnnd-dollar class
Among the latter is j. E. p. Fay formerly Secretary Of
State OF Tennessee.
| PARDONBD
Christopher HYDE of Alexandria Va, SEN
fenced b. military commission to imprisonment in
Clinton Prison. n. Y to-day pardoned by the
! President.
Lieut.. Col. William T.. Milford of the Rebel
army formerly OF Indiana is permitted by the fres''
dent TO leave the United States never 10 return.