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We present below such appointments by the
President, and confirmed by the Senate, as may
be interesting to our readers:


RICHARD RUSH. of Pennsylvania, envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipoten,iaIy to the Court
of his Majesty the King Of France.


DAVID TOP, Of Ohio, envoy extraordinary and
minister penipotenliary near the Court of the
Emperor of Brazil, in place of Henry A. Wise,
recalled at his own request.


GEORGE w. HoPKINs, Of Virginia. charge d'af-
fares of the United States at the Court Of her
Majesty the Queen of Portugal, in place of Abra-
ham Rencher, recalled at his own request.


WASHINGTON GREENuow, Of Virginia, TO be Con-
sui Of the United States COR the port OF Buenos
Ayres, in place of B. B. Taylor, resigned.
- MILITARY.


THOMAS HART BENTON of Missouri, and WILL
LIAM CUMMING of Georgia, to be Major Generals
in the Army Of the United States; and GEORGE
CADwALLADER, of Pennsylvania, ENos D. HoPPING
of New York and FRANKLIN PIERCE, Of New
Hampshire, TO be Brigadier Generals.


LOUIS D. Wilson, of North Carolina, TO be Colo
mel of Infantry.


GREEN w. CALDWELL, OF North Carolina, TO be
Captain of Dragons.


EDwARD C. DAvIDsox, of North Carolina, to be
First Lieutenant of Dragons.


JOHN K. HARRISON, Of North Carolina, 10 be
Second Lieutenant Of Dragons,


ALFRED A. NoRMENT, of North Carolina, to be
Third Lieutenant of Dragons.


WILLIAM J. CLARK and WALTER p. RICHARDS, of
North Carolina, TO be Captains of Infantry.
SOLOMON PENDER, Jr. Of North Carolina, to be
Assistant Quartermaster in the United States SER
vice, with the rank of Captain, rice William F.
Dancy, who declines.


SOUTH CAROLINA.
A South Carolina gentleman, on his way home
from Congress, has politely furnished US with a
list of the appointments for that State, all of which
have not as yet appeared in the Union:
nj. L. BoNHAM to be Lieutenant Colonel of In
fantry.


Messrs. MARREGAuLr and HAMILTON Of Charles
ton, to be Captains of Infantry; Messrs. MARTIN,
of Abbeville, JONES, of Laurens, to be First Lieu
tenants of Infantry and Messrs. PERINE, oil Alb
beville, and BurLER, of GreenviIe, TO be Second
Lieutenants of Infantry. Messrs. OrrERsoN, of
Spartansburg and BLANDEN of Charleston. TO be
Third Lieutenants of Infantry. 4..


JOAN S. SITeREAvEs Of York, to be Captain of
Dragons; DANIEL PETrIeRuE, of Charleston, to
be First Lieutenant of Dragons; WILLIAM }. Nc
Gill, of Georgetown, 10 be Second Lieutenant of
Dragons; and l. G. JOHNSON, Of Union, to be
Third Lieutenant of Dragons.