Appointments, &c.
--
Isaac Newton, a member of the Society of Friends, formerly of
Philadelphia, but now a farmer, residing in the Neabsco estate, in Prince William or
Stafford county, Virginia, is urged by his friends for the office of
Superintendent of the
Agricultural Bureau of the patent Office, recently made vacant by the resignation of
Mr. Clemson, son-in-law of the great
Calhoun.
Major Ben Perley Poore has been appointed clerk to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, in place of
Wm. M. Burwell, of
Virginia, resigned.
J. H. Wheeler,
Ex-Minister to
Nicaragua, has been removed from the position of document clerk in the Interior Department.
Sergeant Pierce, of the company of sappers and miners, now stationed here, has been appointed and commissioned
Second Lieutenant.
Samuel Caldwell, of
Pa., has been appointed to a first class $1,200) clerkship in the Interior Department.
John McRae, of
Va., a first class ($1,200) clerk in the Census Office, resigned yesterday.
T. C. L. Hatcher, of
Va., a first class clerk in the Census Office.
Mr. Jas. Wiles has been appointed clerk in charge of distribution of public documents at the Department of the Interior.--
Washington States.