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CONSUL TO LTvERpooL.-It will be recollected
that we stated the other day that Mr.. Adams, of
Virginia, had been appointed to the Consulate at
Liverpool. But it seems that that appointment was
revoked Immediately, and that Judge White, of
Connecticut, has received the appointment. Our
first announcement was quite correct for the time.
Mr. Adams offered the Consulate, but recol-
lecting that he had been rejected by the Senate on
previous occasion, he thought il best not to ven-
ture again into that booy, and thus he declined
taking it, 1t is supposed that Judge White will
also decline. He is out of business, is man of
large property, and does not require such an office.
II such be the case, new host of applicants will,
oi course, rush forward. One of the most popular
IL, II Is said, Alderman Benson, of this city, the
Chairman OF the 'Knckerbocker" club. He is
backed by strong influence and would make cap-
tai Consul in Liverpool.