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 APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, By anu etah He airice aaa consent of He Seaafe. GEO. ". LATHAM, to be a chaplain, vice Jno P Lathrop, deceased

 NATHANIEL FRosT, to be chaplain, vice Chapman Swan, deceased.

 NATHAN c. FLETCHER, to be chaplain, to fill vacancy.

 Passed Midshipman GoUGH ". GRANT, to be a lieutenant, vice Lieut.. B. S. B. Darling ton, deceased.

 JoHN 0. BRADFORD, to be a purser, to fill vacancy.

 PROSPER NJ. WErMoRE, to be navy agent at New York for four years, vice James H.. Suydam, rejected by the Senate. SAMUEL D. PATTERSON, to be navy agent at Philadelphia for four years, vice Thomas Hayes, whose commission expired on the 18th March.

 GEo. LoYALL, to be navy agent at Norfolk for four years from the 10th of March, re- appointed.

 Jos. s. WATKINS, to be navy agent at Memphis four four years

 MARINE CORPS.

 Second Lieutenant ROBERT c. CALDWELL, to be a First Lieutenant, vice Lieut. Geo. ". Robbins, deceased.

 JNo. c. CASH, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Lieut.. R. c. Caldwell, promoted We understand that the frigate Congress, at Norfolk, is to be fitted out for sea imme- diately.

 U. & ship Potomac, Capt Gwinn, and Falmouth, Capt. J. R. Sands, arrived at Pen sacola March Eth; officers and crew all we'll