APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, fSy and 'rsth the adeiee and coasem effhe senoe. NAAs, to De envoy Extraordinary and Mister fleniPeteattaFy to France, hot commissioned until notice has been received here that inc oyernment of France has appointed Ainster to the United States who is about to set out for Washington. WILLIAM r. VAN RnNsEihAER of N yorl- toe ebo 60 !. eretary of Legation To France. ANDREW T. JgpsoN, to be Judge of tia United States for the District of Connecticut.

 CHARLES K. GARDNER to be Auditor. of theSrreas, Try for the Post Office Department.

 IosEpn BALEsTR, to De consul Fof thes IT. s. for inc island of Singapore, in the Malayan sea.

 lisNRs L. ELLswoRrH, of Connecticut to be Con- missioner of Patents

 CAREY A. HARRIS, to bo Commissioner of Indian Af. fairs.

 Ross WILKINS, of Michigan. to be Judge of the Uni ted States for the District of Michigan, DANIEL GoopwiN, of Michigan to be attorney of the f U. S. for said District:

 CoNeAp TEN EycK of Michigan, to be Marshal of the United States for said District

 The Commissions of the three last named officers to issue when the State of Michigan shall be admitted into the unon according to the provisions of the act to es ta6sh the northern boundary line of the State of Oho and to provide for the admission te State of Mehoan into the Union on eonditions.s

 THOMAS H. kENAN, of Georgia, to be Marshall of the United states for the District of Georgia.

 SAMUEL D. kTNe to De principal clerk of tho public Office.

 MEAD Frrznucu to be principal clerk of private land claims under said act.

 .JonN M MooRE to be principal or frst ceyl or t,e

  surveys, under said act

 HupsoS M. GARLAND, to be Recorder of. the General Land Office under said act.

 WYLLys SiLIsiAN N to be soleifar of the enernl md Office under said act

 ae-sf the deeds Congress ut it's ate session, the passage of an net granting hanav to widows and orphans whose husbands or fathers have died Of wounds received in the military service of the United States.

 

 MT. BENToN's "Expangiag resoluion.h died in the U. $. Senate the 3oih June

 "Mr. Benton, in reference to the cause which pre- vented hm from calling up the expunging resolution yesterday said he Jeff ii 10 e senate o act in refer euee to it as they might think proper.

 "Atter few remarks from Mcssrs. Preston, Clay and Benton, tho subject dropped.

 Among the improvements made within few years m humane public institutions, none IS more striking and gratifying than that i'll the treatment of the insane our own Hospital at present admirably conducted, IS an evidence of this improvement, and in the nne- teenh annual Report of the Friends Asylum for the Insane near Frankfort, Pennsylvania just published an exposition IS made showing that most judicious system IS followed Ill that institntion.-Bai. .9nf. Joseph Ronaparte sailed from New York for Lon don the 2d July, and is moi expected he will re- turn to the United States

 The Editor of the Green River Union intimates, that we take "a drop too much" When the hangman gives him his due he may fancy that he has got ia drop" too much.-Pfeafiee.

 

 TOWN OF OZARK.

 