The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-22 00:00:00

EXECUTIVE APPOINTMEiVTS.

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The following nominations have been deci6eci
upon by General Grant's Cabinet :
General J. A. Campbell, of General Schofield'sstaff'
Of
late of Ohio, Governor of Wyoming; James N. Ashlein-f
Ohio, Governor of Montana; General H. D. Washbuole;
Indiana, Surveyor-General of Montana; Colonel Bugeoi
Surveyor-General of Wyoming; Dr. Rush Spencer
New York, Surveyor-General of New Mexico ; Col. Frg"ng
Wolcott of Kentucky, Registrar of Lands for Wyonehig'
Ur. Clarke, of Ohio, Register of Lands for Washing'o;
Dr. Scott, of Ohio, Secretary of Washington ; Gl'e„,r.rg
Earle, of Maryland, for First Assistant Postmag'
General; John Allison, of Pennsylvania, to be Register
of the Treasury.
The following appointments have been confirmed hi //I
Senate :—George Earle, of Maryland. to be First Assiste
Postmaster-General, vice Skinner, removed;' E. rre
Goodrich to be Surveyor of the Port of PhiladelP"
George Bergner to be Postmaster at Harrisburgh, Penn'
Sylvania ; Alfred B. Dada to be Postmaster at St. JoseP,l:a
Indiana; Mr .J. W. Allison, of Penn., as Register a '—
Treasury, vice Jeffries, resigned ; TiEr Franklin J. R°1„111191
asCollector of Internal Revenue for the Fourteenth Dis-
trict of Maine, vice Miller, resigned.
The President sent the following appointments to.--
Senate, April 2 : —For Collectors of Internal Revenue
W. W. HawkiLs, First District of New York ; Jas. Free`
land, S icond District of New York ; Gordon L.
Third District of New York; Alfred Pleasonton, Fetris.
District of New York ; John 0. V. Gridley, Eighth v
trict of New York ; W. A. Darling, Ninth District of 14e
York ; J. F. Bailey, Thirty-second District of yep
York; John Richmond, Seventh District of
EL C. Fleming, First District of Connecticut; R 0.
Donaldson, First District of South Carolina; L.
Hobson, Fourth District of Kentucky ; Charles
Ilogate, Sixth District of Indiana; Wilson Bowie'', 1)1.
trio of Oregon; C. W. Ford, First District of Miss°ll,4,,,
Tames . Galbreath, First District of Tennessee ; Gcor6s.
C. Evans, Third District of Pennsylvania; Lewis ja:
Brown, Second District of Texas ; Thomas W. D6vAf"
Twenty-second District of Pennsylvania;
William Baird, Eighth District of Pennsylvania, C. J. BrullvAed-:
Fourteenth District of Pennsylvania; George 1311—
Eighteenth District of Pennsylvania; William R. ~"4.
Second District of Pennsylvania; J. F. Wilcox, F"`
District of Pennsylvania ; G. W. Palmer, Twelfth 1:45-/
trict of Pennsylvania; John T. Foster, First District ().
Alabama; James• P. Paince, Second District of Virgi°l4/,',
A. W. Mann, Third District of West Virginia;
M'Gill, Sixth District of Tennessee ; T. S. Johnson, Tllir
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District of Louisiana; James S. Chapthan, Second
trict of Louisiana.

For United States Marshals—Isaac M. Quimby, Nortil.-
ern District of New York ; D. B. Parker, District of ,r;,
ginia ; James Wadsworth, Southern District of New 1r°1.,,
For Surveyor of Customs—Wm. R. Martin, Portstnollt"
; Wm. R. Holliday, Wheeling, Va. ; E. 0. Goodrich'
Philadelphia, Penn.
For Collectors of Customs—Wm. Muller, District of
Mobile, AlAbama ; A. J. Goss, District of St. Augustinef
Florida ; Wm. D. Nolan, District of Delaware ; Albert g
Barney, District of Santiago, Texas ; George .T. Br°l
District of Detroit, Michigan; John H. Bailey, District 0
Portsmouth, N.H.
For United States Attorneys—Edwards V. Pierrepoot,
Southern District of New York ; George Willey, N'?„1-r,11'
ern District of Ohio ; S. E. Camp, Eastern District of
nessee ; Robert M. F. Smith, Middle District of TennesseBr:
A. I'. Ackerman, District of Georgia ; Joseph 0. Gh"ce
Northern District of Illinois ; Thos. B. Wilson, South'''.,./1
District of Illinois.

For Associate Justice—O. S. Strickland. Utah Territort
For Assistant Treasurer—George Eyster, PhiladelPlot
Pennsylvania.
For Assessors of Internal Revenue—James Atte'''. 01
Fifth District of New York ; W. H. Treadwell, Se°l4l
District of New York ; Augustus Ford, Eighth District
New York; A. P. Ketchum, Ninth District of New Vrl, of ;
L. L. Doty, Twenty-second District of New York; Chef,
ter S. Cole, Twenty-seventh District of New York
F. Cleaveland, the 32d District of New York ; P. Carman, Tenth District of Pennsylvauia ; A. Chaillber,
lain, Twelfth District of Pennsylvania; Wm. F. Ilea,
derson, Sixth District of North Carolina ; Russell Errerst
22d District of Pennsylvania; James O'Brien, 11
of
District of Tennessee ; H. C. Pedigo, First District
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Texas; F. W. Sumner, Fourth District of Tex B,
Benjamin Emmons, Fourth District of Missouri ; Joh,' if
Kenny, First District of Pennsylvania ; Samuelhn Thirteenth District of Pennsylvania ; Charles W. Piers:t
First District of Alabama; A. P. Shattuck, Third Distri-f
of Mississippi ; George B. Johnson, Third district :0
Ohio; Orris Hatch, Fourth District of Wisconsin;
-11,1913. F. Joabert (coloured), First Distritit of Louis sna ;
Davis, District of New Mexico ; K. R. Cobb, Seconk,;,;:t
trict of Virginia, 0. W. Mather, Third District of 11"

In answer to the congratulations
of a Pennoll-
vania delegation, Secretary Boni() said he had ne,,Ved
aspired to the position he now occupies, and indult,'
that, in consequence of delicate health, he would not re-
tame it long.
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a marvellous power in securing these great secrets of ne"„od
by purifying, regulating, and strengthening fluids -add
solids. Holloway's pills can be confidently recoil-11,1°0r-
to all persons suffering from disordered digestion or Weot
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acidity and heartburn, dispel sick headache, quicken
action of the liver, and act as alteratives and gentle Mr ;;.,
euts. The weak and delicate may take them without le of
Holloway's pills are eminently serviceable to invalids
irritable constitution, as they raise the action of every ?rfog
to its natural standard, and universally exercise a 01131
and sedative influence.

Births. ld
;
GRAHAM —On the 20th inst., at Eastbourne, Mrs. 130V15
Graham, of a daughter.
TILLY -On the 19th inst., at Teignmouth, Devon, the
wife of Lieut.-Colonel G. S. Tilly, RE., of a sou.

Marriages.
Eccus —Thxos— On the 21st inst. at Christ Churcla,
Lancaster-gate, Henry James Eccles, Esq ,of bpr,dcll°-
atone, Devonshire, to Catherinee.Dixon, second &tug
ter of the late Admiral S:r Manley Dixon, K.C.B. ct.
WlLLorGunv-OsnonsE —KAY— On the 20th inst., at
Ann's, Tudor', J'Ain Henry Willoughby. Osborne, .o
lain Bengal Army, son of Major. General Willough°4;
o.iborne, Ilawford, near Worc,ster, to Mary, (laugh—
of James Kay, Esq., of Turton Tower, Bolton-le-M"

• Deaths.
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COVENTRY-011 the 19th inst., nt Tice, France, ... rr,l, 003
Coventry, Esq., of Lincoln's-inn, rtg-,-.41 73.
FARQUHAR— On tho 20th inst., at 28, Upper Grosv----
minor"
street, Sybella, Lady Farphar, aged 85.
WEBBER— On the 19th inst, suddenly, Captain Win.Cba°'
Webb;:r, It.N., cf Ashlield Lodge, ilidhurst, aged ,

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