Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March q.

APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
The Senate to- day confirmed the following nomi-
nations: Edward Nj. McCoOk, of Colorado Minister
Resident at the Hawauan Islands, and, to be Consuls
James Donaldson Long, of Maryland, at Monte
yideo;, Hiram R. Hawkins, Of Nevada, at Tuinbez.
Andrew j. Stevens, of Iowa. at Smyrna: Frederick
+: Cavada. of Pennsylvania, at Trinidad de Cuba;
VIM. NJ Jones, of New York, at Clifton. Canada; O.
at Bayonne; Aaron Gri, of Pennsylvania. at Kings
ton, ton, JamSica; John G. Walker of Tennessee at St.
soner of Immigration; Lewis PlOugett. Appraiser at
the port OF Philadelphia; James Jones, Surveyor of
Customs at Town Creek. Nd. c. I. Swift. Collector
Of Customs; Barnstabe. Mass; B.. Bliss. Surveyor
OF Customs for Teverton. R. l.; Alvin W. Chapman.
Collector Of Customs for Apaachicola, Florida VIM.
E. Wells. Collector of Customs for Petersburg, Vir-
g;nia. ', H. Bamhart of Oregon, to be Indian Agent
IN The Terr.1ry of Washington Isaac Coleman of
Indiana to be AgHt Tor the S ehS?taw and Chieas2w
the Chippewa's of Lake Super2r' franklin l. Head,
of Utah. to be Superintendent o. indian Affairs for
the Territory of Utah; Thomas Murkhy 9t 9 Kansas k
Superintendency: Edward B. Taylor, of Nebras4sa
to be Superintendent Of Indian Affairs for the North
ern Superintendency; JOSEPH 3. Hanson, of Dakotah
Territory to be Agent for the Indians of the upper
Missouri river Chauncy II. Norris, OF Nebraska, to
be Agent for the IowaS sacs and Foxes of Missouri;
Daniel c. Oakes, of Colorado, to be Agent of the
Grand river and Utah bands of Indiang B. L; Fair
field, Of California to be Agent for tie Round Valley
Indians: Jacob Hought0n. of New Mexico, 70 be AS
sociate Justice of New Mexico: James R. Dryburgh,
Chief Engineer in the Revenue Gutter service.
FROM MEXICO.
Minister Romero has received official news from
Ell PaSo up to the 23d Of February confirming the
port of the evacuation of the City of Chihuahua by
the French troops.
The secretary of the Treasury has issued general
order to collectors the Northeast coast that before
admitting to entry any importation under the pro
visions OF the Act of March 18th, 1866, entitled an
act to further American citizens certain priv
ieges under the treaty of Washington, customs Off
GERS will require the presentation of manifest set
ting forth the description and quality Of such mpOr
tation being the produce of the forests of Maine
upon the St. Johns river, and its tributaries
owned by American citizens and sawed or hewed in
the Province of New Brunswick by American citi-
zens, and being unmanuiaetQred, in whole in part
and specifying the place of original production the
place where the same was sawed or hewed, the name
and residence of the owner or owners. tho Of
the person who sawed or hewed the same, and that
he, well as the owner. citizens of the United
States upon which manifest shall bs endorsed Ger
tifcate from the United States Consul at St Johns
New Brunswick, that he is satisfied from the oath of
such owner and person who did the saving or hew-
ing or other sufficient evidence that the Sama true