The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-06 00:00:00

DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR NOMINA-

TlO ,S

The following nominations have been sent to the
Sena .e

For Foreign Ministers —*J. Lathrop Motley, Of 31_3551;
chusetts, to England; *John Jay, of Nev York, to Aare,
tria ; *A. G. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, to Russia; 71101
T. Stanford, of Connecticut, to Spain ; *Thomas ff. Nels°°'
of ludian3, to Mexico; 'William A. Howard, of Atchigfi,ll
to China; Horace Rublec, of Wisconsin, to S witzorlaat!
C. C. Andrews, of Minnesota, to Denmark ; William
Pilo, of Missouri, to Brazil ; James R. Partridge, of 3110:
land, to Venezuela ; Charles N. Riotte, of Texas. to GO'
Rica ; Charles E. Delong, of Nevada, to Japan ; f`e°l
Baxter. of Michigan, to Honduras.
For Ministers Resident —*Robert C. Kirk, of Ohio, to
the Argentine Republic; *Ebenezer D. Bassett, of Peul;
sylvania (coloured), fat_llayti; *Leopold Markbreitt-
Ohio, at Bolivia.

For Assistant Secretaries of Legation—Adam B
at Loudon, England ; *George W. Wurts, of Pennsyloll
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at Florence.

For Cousuls-General—*Freeman 11. Morse, of 3.13i°e1
at London, England; *I. Meredith Read, Jun., of Seo
York, at Paris; William P. Webster,• of Massachusetts' n
at Frankfort-on-the-Maine, Germany; *William A. v.
Dart, of New York, for the British North Ainerita Filr
vinces, at Montreal, Canada; *Thomas B. Van Bu °f
New Jersey, at Florence, Italy.
For Consuls—James C. Fletcher, of Indiana, at Palerale'
Italy ; *George P. Hanson, of Illinois, at Copenbase°'
Denmark ; *Robert T. Holley, of Vermont, at Barhadots;
Dexter E. Clapp, of New York, at Buenos Ayres; *Frede'
rick Cox, of Pennaflvania„ at Leghorn, Italy; *HarveY o
Davis, of Pennsylvania, at Cardiff, Wales; Henry Erne, °
Tennessee, at Basle, Switzerland; Wm. D. Farraud, °f
California, at ValparaiSo, *Robe. iii. Hasoo, of Obi°'
at Bremen, Germany; G. H. Ifortsinan, of Peunsylvii*
at Munich, Bavari ; T. C. Juttitig, of —, at Marimatit)°'
Venezuela; *J. F. Hauser, of Wisconsia, at Brindisi, 11°1,51
*James Haggerty, of New York, at Glasgow, Scotlal
*E. B. Junes, of Wisconsin, at Newcastle, Digl3,3
*Richard N. Johnson, of Missouri, at Hankow, ,;
w Herman K. A. Linderman, of Missouri, at Lyons, Fre'°°-;
w John L. Ner, of Michigan, at Port Sarnia, C.W.;*l-le°,l
S. Neal, of Oak,, at Lisb,m, Portugal ; *Robert P. 1
Counectient, at Pireens, Greece; to D. B. Randolph
of Pennsylvania, at Poo-Chow, China; *Robert E. 314 e
of New Hampshire, at Loudonderry, Ind v,aud;*Eawird f
Neil, of Missouri, at Dublin, Ireland ; *Milton M. Pt °
lowa, at Marseilles, France; Charles H. Perkins, of Ceti;
necticut, at Barcelona, Spain ; Charles E. Perry, of NCR
York, at Aspinwall, United States of Columbia; *c's
drew C. Phillips, of Mane, at Fort Erie, C. W. ;
Read, of Illinois, at Belfast, Ireland ; *E. F.
Illinois, at Baugkok, S:a n ; James A. Sawtarny, of Tel f
at Stuttgart, Germany ; *John L. Stevens, of Mai Del $
Biratiigliana E,Bl:tad; C. Simans, of Arkattats, at Pt°s:
co t, ela West; *DJwit tC. Sprague, of Coun., at !:
Ed w, rd S tap ns, of New Jersey, a-, Leeds, Eit AO i
Eli F. Sh, pard, of Ohio, at —; *Frederick SchutA. °
New York, at Rotterdam, Holland ; IViiliam Thoini's°P.
of the District of Columbia, at Southampton, Ensia3'
*David Turner, of Calia,ruia, at La Paz, Bolivia; tieurj
S. Whetm ,re, of Paansylvania, at Manchester, Enz,lau“',
B. 0. Duncan, of South Carolina, at Elsiaore, Denniarl;;
J. A. Skiltoa, of Louisiana, at the City of Mexico; 1
J. Tina of Kentucky, at St. Thomas ; *H. J. Wia,er' cif
New... Jersey, at Sonneberg, Saxony; *Ulla les \Voile, °f
Nevada, at Guayaquil, Eauialor ; Young,
Ohio, at Carlsruhe ; wllugo Hillebrau, of North CaPii°"
at Smyrna, Turkey; *John S. Ruunells, of lowa, tit Tle3;
China; *Jharles 0. Sheard, of New YoO
Yeddo, Japan; Geo. W. Swift, of pp
Michigan, at Win(lo)'
Nova Scotia ; S. T. Trowbridge, of Illinois, ,at
Cruz, Mexico; *Samuel Lyon, of Oregon, at Kanaga'':''
Japan; *.;?elix A. Matthews, of California, at Tatigi'l',
31:xocco; Edward Slaughter, of New Hampshire, at
*Francis S. Webb, of Massachusetts, at Zanzibar, Afriei'
Jo.,eph T. Atkinson, of Morylt,nd, at Nantes, Frauce:
*David W. Armstrong, of New York, at Rome; Geo' ff
Allen, of Indiana, at Morocco ; *Freeman H. Blake, °f
Kansas, at Hamilton, C. W. ; Digby V. Bell, of Michig.3°ll
at Goo2rich, C. W. ; Edward Conroy, of Penn., at
Juan, Porto Rico; Wtn. M. Conroy, of North Carolina, `l,
Stet• in, Prussia ; Charles J. Clark, of New York, at Bel
deaux, France; *Augustus L. Chetlain of Utah, at Brus;
sels, Belgium; John Caldwell, of Maine, at Callao, Per°i
B. I'. Oherowith, of Virginia, at attatan, China; Alfre
N. Duffie, of Rhodo Island, at Cadiz, Spain ; *Jos,Ph o
Brand, of Ohio, at Luxernhurg, Belgium ; Fred, nig'''. n-f
Penn., at Talcalmana, Chili ;, Thomas Pitman, D4triet
Columbia, at St. Helena ; *L. L. Glasgow, of losvoi at
Havre, France; *J. P. Grier, of Kansas, at Matatuor:;
Mexico ; *J. B Gould, of Maine, at Cork, Ireland;
ward Robinson, of New York, at Hamburgh, GermanY',
James Park, of Indiana, at Hasse-Darmstadt, Germany''
Henry C. Rogers, of Minnesota, at Hesso-Cassel, Nais3l
and Hesse-Homburg, Germany; Alexan ler Jourdan,
t°
Pennsylvania, at Venice, Italy; J. W. Grower, Of 3°114
Carolina, at Ancona, Italy; James C. Pletcher, of India')
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at Oporto, Spain ; John Caldwell, of Maine, at Valpara.; a,'4
Chili ; M. M. Delano, of Colorado, at Singapore, Ens
Indies; Samuel D. Jones, of California, at Revel, Ra'sl".
Joseph V. Schofield, of Missouri, at Hakodadi, JaPair".
Albert D. Shaw, of New York, at Toronto, Caan'"
Samuel D. Pall, of Michigan, at Sarnia, Canada; AL.
Delano, of Colorado, at Poo-Chow, China; Oscar 3/31'a,
roos, of Minnesota, at Winnepeg, Canada.
* Confirmed; r, rejected; w, withdrawn.

Those who are wearied of the fishing haunts of
Great Britain, might obtain some hints and a large am°lll:c
of information from a book lately published by /Put
Brothers, entitled " Fishing in American Waters," "1;0
Mr. Genio C. Scott. It indicates that brook trout must,
looked for on Long Island ; lake trout in Maine ; t`i
striped-bass in Hell Gate and on the rocky coasts of 14e‘f
England ; pickerel in Jersey ; maskinonge in Rice fanj%le:
sheepshead in Jamaica Bay : bluefish below the LigPo
ship ; Spanish mackerel off Fire Island ; and salmou,d,
the rocky rapids of the Canadian rivers. Here is a „WiO.•
range over what would be to many an icteresting and "
trodden country
robe
The Department of Agriculture proposes to roam
a collection at Washington of all the varieties of ru3r,,,,"!.
found in the United states. " Express charges" on s1)40,
mens, which should be six inches long, four inches
one thick, and polished, will be defrayed by the AV'
ment.

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BII?TIL,.
41,,, ife
COOS—On the 4th inst ,at 27, Berkeley-square, ,-- W
of Major E. A. Cook, of a son. ire
MOST—On the 3d inst., at Duckworth Rectory', the :ve
of the Bon. and Rev. Hugh W. Mostyn, of a datigi""'

111.,41?R1AG ES.
BEWLEY—WPATIIERLEY On the 4th inst., et rk
v_-
Tollington-cresceut, Hebert Bewley, Eq, of 13e41.°F--
hill, Can-Oen-mad, to Mary Ann, ebler daughterof
roa f
Weatherley, Esq., of Devondiire house, IiocuseY-
BUItNSME —FtsnErt—On the sth inst , at. the CburntT,Ze,
St. Philip, Earl's court• Kansingtun, Jose Ph BurriB7ol,
of Clapham, to Augusta Jane, eldebt daughter °'
Fisher, of Kensington.

DEATHS. 180
BAILY—On the sth inst.. at 203, Camberwell-road; JO
Bally, Eq., aged 50. •
SPENCER— On the 4th inst. ,at 17, Regent's-park-4811.5c°'
John Spencer, 31. D., aged 425.
WARREN—OR tilo 2d inst., at Hounslow, Stephen-s'ol'Blj'
aged 77.

London: Printed and Pablisit3 1 by WILLIAM ANum.—
of-Ne. 112, ,trend, Printer, at THE SEE Office, N 0.112.
Thursday, May 0, MI
in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the ._ounty of bliddlese%.

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ther laying on -the settee in the kitchen, a dead woMaill
down stairs. This is all 1 know about the murder'
knew nothing about my husband's business. I believe I
to be in a flourishing condition, being toll by hint but a fey"
days before the murder that he was doing well, makins
money, and out of debt. I was kept in perfect ignorance
not only concerning his business affairs, but many otbg
acts of his private life. I deny that I ever de.serted
husbaA, but to the contrary repeatedly offered t 9 011)
every dollar ',I [possessed to rave his life, if pr6ii.„e
After my acquittal I treated him very kindly, visited 1-"""
three times every week, never in any way referred, 11
looks or words, to the murder, never spoke an intkii'
word to him, and never once said to him, mother.