The New York herald., 1867-03-19

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friendly ofcss are accepted and commissioners are sp-
pointed. 49,
General Fuliertop's Exaninasisn BY the
Judiciary COMMITTEES. =
The examination Of General Fullerton By TN House
Judiciary Committee 10 net yet concluded and wiz mot
DO until the arrival here Of some records that now
in New orleans 1t is not improbable that General Full
lerton himself will be sent TO New Orleans for the
rec ords desired.
The Vacant Post Omces.
The President and Postmaster General closely
gagged night in making selections OF the different post
masters required ni the different Offices left vacant
by the action Of the Senate during tho late and present
sessions Of Congress- By the action OF the Senate
in rejecting many Of those postnasters some eight
millions OF dollars Of the public money have been left
In the hands Of parties VINO have given no bonds and
who cannot be required 10 give them.
Combinations by the senate.
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed thu
following nominations;-
Consuls.-s O. Montoy, Lambayeque Peru; james
r Bond Para, Brazil; G Reblghirie, Ancona; puncai
Dahl, Bllboa; John Fcaron, La Union; Arthur Genert
Lieza; Charles Moye chihuahua; A. Hartman Galatz
Land Cayenne; Henry W. Carstens, oldenburg; H
Leboutillier Gaspe BASIN, c. E. H. Van J. Ducos
qsiend g. Crane Bos0ta; = p Baaier ,I. Go,enourS
Miller Belize H. j. Lockwood, Bergen; n. Pcrocochno
scio; F. W. Bchn, Messina; John w. Jones, Bombay
s. NJ. Leonard, San Juan del Sur.
Postmasers-Jos whiten. Columbus. Ind. John c
Hannum, Delphi, lad Christopher 7 Colin, Madison,
Detroit, Mich VIM. T. Post, Eimira, N. Y. Philip
Lawrence Mineral Point, Wis DAVID Mcbride. Sparta,
WIS Alonzo Leach, Joliet, Joliet, III X H. Lee Camden,
Newton, n. j.; Joshua r. Smith. Meridian, Miss c..
J. Rawling, Wheeling, W. Va James NJ Boreman, Par
Mo :. j. Burnett warrensburg, Mo- Henry H. Bng-
ham, Philadelphia, Pa.
Registers Of Land onlcc-Michael Field, St. Croix,
Wis Gilbert +. Porter, Eau-caire Wis. George A.
CAL, vespasiano Smith, Bayfield, pWis. W. g. Steward
Sioux City, Iowa; Charles Richardson, Fort Dodge
Iowa; James H Baker Boonville, Mo-; Stephen
Receivers of Public Money y-Almanson Eaton, Stevens
Point, Wis; Vim. r. Smith, Sioux City, Iowa; SAMUEL
:. Burton, La Crosse, Wis Henry Clay Williams Eau
Claire, Wis Asaph Whttlesey, Bayfeld Wis. Chares
G. Berkns Aarysyille Cal. James Rowe, chiilicothe,
Pratt Humboldt. Cal Charles Pomeroy, Fort Dodge,
Iowa
district, Wisconsin; George b. bingham, First district,
Wisconsin; VIM. Mutchcr, Eleventh district, Penisyl
vania; Benz. Acton First district, New Jersey.
United States Attorney.-John N. Noble, Eastern DIS.
Medical Purveyor-Surgeon Charles sutherland.
Paymaster United States Army.-James r. Meas.
Major General by Brevet-Brevet Brigadler General
John ii. Gleeson
Collector Of Internal Revenue Albert Heai, Sixth
district Iowa
Collectors of Cus,oms-James II Kelly, Geiesee, N.
y; William B. Peters Frenchmans Bay, Ne
Indian Agents-Louis N. Baca, for New iexico IN
dams T. 8 Slower, for Kansas Agency; Aoert Wiley,
for Sac and Fox Indians
Surveyor Of Customs-John Knowlton, portsmouth,
n. II.
Rcjeciions by the Sennr.
The Senate rejected the following nomiatons:
Postmasters-Charles snglun, Morrbown, Pa +; Will
liam W. Rives Paris Ill. Michael Rep, Plttston, Pa
Carbondale, Pa Fi,z H stephens s Joseph, Mich.
sSss hsf Ind a. $ 'ffO Roberts Book soesyn
Pension Agents-Frederick G. Rapp, Now Orleans,
La Rufus campion, Macon City, ~
Receivers Of Public Money-Faocs A.. Ryan, Me-
nasha, Wis Robert l. Tidnck, De Moines Iowa
stephen +. Chadwick, Reseburg, regon:
Indian Agents Robert s. Moos, for Pawnees in Ne
braska; Thomas B Ward, for o,sha p!s sgsnsy o,..
Fourth district, Pa James Btley, sixth district nich
Quartermaster-Jame N. More
Medical Purveyor-Eugene Abadil.
Cruisc Of the sRcrameafo.
Dispatches under date ofJanuary IL ~ and 20 have
been received the Navy apartment from Captain d.
Collins commanding the nited States steamer Sacra.
mento The first despatc Is from Aonrova, Liberia,
where the Sacramento hadarrived, having sailed from
Porto Grande, island Of Vincent, on the 1st Of jan
nary On the Sd OF thatnonth the Sacramento was at
Porto Praya island Of 8 Jago She left thcre the
eth The further moveents OF the vessel reported
follows--She left Mnrovia on the 18th Of January
sailed thence for Cavca, eighteen miles to the eastward
Of Cape Pamas n 10Th, at which place she arrived
and departed the sar day. On the evening of she
arrived at the Dutcbown Of Diem, and the 22d ar.
rivcd at ST. Geore del Mena, the capital of Dutch
Guinea from whsce the second despatch is dated.
From Monrovia Cape Pamas Captain Collins gave
passage at the relest Of our Consul to John Marshall
OF the Liberian snate. On the 25th the Sacramento
left st. George 81 Mena for Cape Coast Castle seven
miles to the easvard, and left there the same day
for Accraa nt possession OF the Dutch and British
The despatch of the Goth is from Jella CafYy from
whence on tn. date the Sacramento would sail for ST
Paul de Loaro. All were we'll
The Trouies OF the Unifed States. European
and Wet virginin Land nnd Mining Com.
pany.
The fouwing the documents submit ted by the
Mexican esaion in regard TO the petition OF Mr. Wood
house,
MxIcAN LEGATION WASHINGTON March 10, 1867
Az NJ Daniel Woodhoase has addressed petition 70
fraudwnt Mexican bonds which he claims
10 hse az president Of the " United States, Euro
pean nd West Virginia Land and Mining Company.
In vkue Of q contract signed by him with General
Carv,al. the Mexican Minister deans IL convenient
with, view 70 caution the public against the impostons
iishhs enclosed copy or despatch from the Mexican
govrnmsnt declaring null and VOID the said pretended
addressed BY General Cavsj 70 his government stating
this he deceived by the said alleged contract and
hh steps 10 have II Icanceled and annuled
1GE0 MARISCAL,
Secretary Of the Mexican Legation
MrxrrxR ov FoRkieH KRrArIoxs 1xrERloR.l
DyAsrnKSr oy RELATIONS sroIIoS or AHSnicA. No H9
PAso DEL NoRrE Sept Is 1855.
received hs night your notes. Nos SD seS dated
eth and l6h Of August last relative Agreements
s.id 70 Be mad Z, San carCs TamAupa; NaX rs 1885 be-
aouse, cz Of New YORK, represented being the Sec.
rstary and enerA agent Of the United States, Euro
pean and Wet Virginia Land and Mining Company
regard 70 TN building Of rAilrosd in the STATES Of
issuing Aesian bonds have 1t the time received
communications OF General Carvaal relative the
which II said 10 be made Of the
conferred said general under dates sth
and l2h Of oycmber les, BY the Of the
public.
has determined In q cabinet meeting that I should
communicat 70 you that since, such agreement.
suthoriIatos gwen 20 General Carva,al, and Mr..
woodhouse could not ignore such nconfnrmity, for he
ought enter into them without Of
the stations the same agreements null and void
and raiih could have any obligatory effect upon
the republic.