APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
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 William Monroe. Register of the Land Office for the district of lands subject to sale at Clinton Mis- souri, vice William Patterson, deceased.

 Thomas Hartley Crawford, Judge of the Crimi- nal Court for the District of Columbia, in the place of James Dunlop, resigned.

 William Medill, of Ohio, Commissioner of In. dian Affairs, in the place of Thomas Hartley Craw. ford, resigned.

 WILL NcT ANSWER. I've mentioned on Satur. day, says the Commercial. that the wires of the Electro. Magnetic Telegraph were laid on the bed of the East River encased in lcaden tube. We regret now to announce that connection between the shores is already severed. The ship Charles from Liverpool, on Saturday afternoon, brought up the coil on the fukes of the anchor. The great weight caused the sailor boys to heave her with will, and when it began to wriggle and wtthe near the surface, they thought they had caught the veritable sea serpent himself. Ropes were in i'm mediate demand, but before they could be used the pipes and wires parted. and the two shores were as distant as ever they were.