The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-17


By and ,oih the adpiee and consent q the SENATE
GEoReE NJ B,ss, of Kentucky, to be Secretary oil
the Treasury.
JAMES d. HAILYBuRroS, of Virginia, TO be Judge
of The Eastern District of Virginia.
JOHN BRAscH, of North Carolina, to be Governor
of the Territory of Florida, from llth August, 1874
vice X. X Call, whose commission will then have
expired.
NATHANIEL p. TALLMApcE, of New York, TO be
Governor of the Territory of Wisconsin, from the
18th September next vice J. G.. Doty, whose com
mission will then expire.
AppIsoN CILBERr, to be Collector of the Customs
for the District of Gloucester in the State of Massa
chusetts, vice Addison Winter, whose nomination
was rejected by the Senate.
THOMAS BARRETT, to be Collector Of the Customs
for the District of Mississippi, Louisiana, vice David
Hayden, whose nomination was rejected by the Sc
nate.
SoLoMoN ANpRrws, to be Collector of the Customs
for tn, District, and Inspector Of the Revenue for
The Ports of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, vice Fran
els p BrinIey, who was rejected by the Senate.
JAMES H. FORSYTH, to be Collector of the Customs
for the District, and Inspector of the Revenue for
who was rejected by the Senate.
EDWARD HARDIN, TO be Collector Of the Customs
for the District of Savannah, Georgia.
vANBuRcH LrvrNosroN to be Appraiser in the
Customs for the Port Of New York, vice Gregory
Dillon, who was rejected by the Senate.
JAcos FALMAN, to be Register of the Land Office
at Kaskaskia, in the State of Illinois, vice Miles
Hotchkiss, whose commission had expired.
THOMAS FnzolRALD, to be Receiver of Public
Lands for the District of Iona, Michigan vice FREE
derrick Hall, who rejected by the Senate
ABNER RooT, to be Register of the Land Office at
Upper Sandusky, in the State of Ohio, vice Rot ert
Thompson, who rejected by the Senate.
DANIEL T. WIrLER, to be re-apponted Receiver
of Public Moneys at Washington, Arkansas, from
the 10th July, 1884, when his present commission
will expire.
MATHEW LEIrER, TO be re-appointed Receiver of
Public Moneys at Fayetteville, Arkansas, from the
10th July, 1874, when his present commission will
expire.
SAMUEL w. HiccMs, to be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Detroit, Michigan, vice Jonathan Hears
ly, who was rejected by the Senate.
Amos Ii. BULLEN, to be Deputy Postmaster at
Northampton, Massachusetts, vice Henry Shepherd
who was rejected by the Senate.
JonS DEY, to be Deputy Postmaster at Newark,
New Jersey, vice Jacob X. Mead, who was rejected
by the Senate
WILLIAM NOBLE, to be Deputy Postmaster at Bur
lng,on, Vermont vice David Winslow, who was re.
jected by the Senate.
GALEs AMEs, to be Deputy Postmaster at Spring
field, Massachusetts, vice Ethan A. Clary, who was
rejected by the Senate.
AsArH II. NICHOLS TO be Deputy Postmaster at
Augusta, Maine, vice Daniel T. Pike, who was re-
jected by the Senate.
Rev. GEORGE WAsHINcroS SWAN, to be a Chap
lain in the Navy, vice John Robb, who was rejected
by the Senate.
I'd REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
Second Lieut. w. A. Nichols, to be First Lien
tenant from June LIST, 1874, vice Pitkn, resigned.
Brevet Second Lieut.. DAVID GIBsoS, of the 30
Artillery, to be Second Lieutenant, from June LIST,
ls44, vice Nichols, promoted.
REFLECTIONS BY THE SENATE, JUNE
18th, 1874
James S. Green of New Jersey, as Secretary OF
the Treasury.
John b. Christian, of Virginia. as Judge of the
Eastern District of Virginia.
X X. Collier, OF Virginia. as Judge Of the Eastern
District of Virginia.
John Robb, as Chaplain in the Navy.
Benz T. Pendleton, as Deputy Postmaster ut Nor.
wich, Connecticut.
Jonathan kearsy, as Receiver OF Public Moneys
Tor The District Of Detroit, Michigan.
Nelson Brown, as Surveyor and Inspector of the
Revenue Tor the Port Of Pawcatuck, Rhode Island,
VICE Geo. Brown, who was rejected by the Senate.
Abraham h. Mead, as Appraiser in the Customs,
Tor the Port Of New York, vice John McKibbon,
who was rejected by the Senate.