The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-22

Secretary al legation al Mexico Joshua D. Giddings
"a I've ssant treasurer OF the United States al Charles
ton s. e. Eh !. Norton 10 ba Solicitor 81 the United
States Court Of Claims; George II. Reed, 20 be Pay
master in United States Navy; John c. Carroll 70
be Recover Public Moneys ~ Boise City, Idaho Ter
once a. Boise CITY Idaho rcrriory A. b Judson 20 DO
Assistant Surgeon In tho United States Navy stephen
q Elkns 10 be United States Attorney At New Msxco;
George W. Dent 10 be Superintendent Of Indian Anairs
for the Territory OF Arizona
Assessors OF Internal Revenue-Frederick Kenner,
California; Ph,nsas Stone sixth district Of Msssaohu-
sets James kupe. Fourth district OF Tennessee; u
- White Twenty Fourth district OF ohio, James Davis
Ninth district Of ONO Henry r Wells, Twenty sixth
district OF New York.
Collectors OF Cusioms-S Ferguson Beach, Alexandria,
Va; f. J.. simmons, Windsor: J. =. Harris, Padnoah,
KY stephen Longfelow Machias Nc. George Parker.
Postunastars--Jas G. Haichal Frankfort, KY; Joseph
s Fullerton, 81. Louis, 40 J. H. Washington, Macon,
Ca Elizabeth McAllister, Fairfield Iowa; John Fay
Marlborough. Mass Isaac $ Burrl, RoxbIry, Mass;
". "; John w. Shelly, Hornesvife, n. T.; Henry ".
Fleetwood, St Johnsburg VI
Collectors OF Internal Reconnaissance II. Cooper
Third district Arkansas John Read, Fourth district
North Carolina Joseph A. Henderson, Second district
Texas; William Bond First district North carolina
Sprague Eighth district Massachusetts,; Lucas Fattery
Fourteenth district Ohio, Elijah symmetry, FIRST dis
trct Tennessee Farley Holmes, rwentyifth district,
New York James Tabernathy, Second district, Tennes-
see
The senate also confirmed large number OF appoint
nenis regular armv the most important being the
following all these appontees having served gen.
erals during the war. and all dating from the 2sih OF
July last, to iii original vacancies
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew j. Smith, or the Fifth regi
United States cavalry to be colonel Of the Seven
teenh regiment cavalry; Major J. G. Robinson, second
sa,or corre " S Gev Of The Ffsh artillery to Be-
colonel OF the Thirty seventh infantry; Major
Thomas 6 Pitcher, Of the Sixteenth inlantry
Major David s. Stanley Fifth cavalry be colonel Of
the rwenty-second infantry Captain John Gibbon, OF
the Fourth artillery colonel OF the Thiry-sxth i'm
faniry Captain Charles Griffin Of the Fifth artillery, 10
he colonel Ok the Thlryffth infantry Captain Jefferson
Twenty third infantry; Captain John J. Gregg, OF the
Sixth cavalry 10 he colonel of the Eighth cavalry Cap
tain Alvan G. GiIlem. Assistant Qnariermaster TO be
colonel OF the Twenty fourth infantry; Major Thomas
l. Crttenden, United Stags Volunteers TO be colonel
Of the Thirty second ufanny Major General Daniel f.
OF the Forty. second infantry; Major General
Joseph J. REYNOLDS, United states Volunteers
to be colonel .o OF sne rTenty,sxlh ini Man;
States Volunteers to ne colonel OF the Tenth cavalry
Major Generc Wager wayne, United States Volunteers
to he COLONEL Of the Fifty infantry Major General
Nelson A. Mills United States Volunteers. 10 be colonel
Of the Forte,h infantry Brgadier General John smith,
United States Volunteers 10 be colonel of the Twenty
seventh cavalry: Brigador General Thomas H. Ringer
United States Volunteers 10 be colonel or the Thirty
third infantry; Brigader General Edward Hatch, United
States Volunteers 10 he colonel or the Ninth cavalry
Colonel Charles H. smith, Of the First Maine cavalry,
he colonel % the Twenty eighth infantry; Major J. n.
colonel of the Thirtieh infantry Major Cnvier Grover
OF the Third infantry, TO be lieutenant colonel OF tho
Saccnd cavalry, 10 he lieutenant colonel OF the Thirty
ninth infantry Major Charles j. Woods, OF the Eigh-
teenth infantry to be lieutenant colonel Of the Thirty
third Infantry MAJOR George Crook OF the Third infan-
try, TO be lieutenant colonel Of the twenty third infan
try Captain r. Ayrcs, o. The Fifth artillery, 10 be
lieutenant colonel OF the Twenty. eighth infantry; Cap
tain Aug. v. kauny, OF the Sixth cavalry, to be eu
tenant colonel OF the Thirty fourth infantry Captain
a : Webb Of the Eleventh infantry, 10 be
Enrfu nuFfh nfnnfr
Captain Wesley Merritt. Of tho Second cavalry 10 be
lieutenant colonel Of the Ninth cavalry; Capt. l. H. Wat
twentieth infantry Capt James H. Wilson, OF the Corps
OF Engineers. TO he lieutenant colonel Of the Thirty
70 be lieutenant coonei Of the Forysecond infantry
Captain Emory Upon, OF The Fifth artillery be lieu
tsnant Colonel o. The twenty nth infantry Brgadier
be licnienantCoonel o. the Foreth infantry Brigadier
General Thomas q Devne United States Volunteers
Richard n. Bswerman, Of The Fourth maryland vo,un-
tee TO I've lieutenant colonel Of the Thirty first infantry:
GSe ss :s &
the Forty nth infantry; Joseph B. Kddoo, late colonel
Of the Twenty United states coored troops 10 be
McGarry, late colonel OF The Second California cavalry
10 be lieutenant colonel Of the Thirty infantry
Nominations Rejected by the Senate.
The Senate rejected the following nominal ions:--
Assessors OF internal Rcvenne--c q. Breed, Sixth
district OF Tennessee: VIM H. Purne, Third district OF
Maryland; A. H. Cofroth Sixteenth district of Pennsyl
Alfred G. Lloyd, Twentythird district OF Pennsylvania;
Judson tarrar, Fifth disric, OF Michigan; George 3
Cooper, Fourth district OF Michigan: Cyrus o. Loonis
Second district OF Michigan; g. H. Woods Second DIS
trict OF Minnesota; Benjamin Partridge, Sixth district
Of Michigan.
Consnsharles Dougherty. OF Pennsylvania, AZ Lon
iondeny; Henry ~. john Of Michigan. at Trinidad,
Island
Postnas,ers--samuel X. Taylor. oswego. New York;
Charles W. Feker, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Isaac W. Web
ter. Kenosha Wisconsin.
Collector Of Cusoms--Charies W. Roberts, Bangor,
Maine.
COLLECTORS OF Internal Reverue-calviu Record Second
district Of Michigan w. G. Beckwitb, Second district o.
Michigan; w. h. McCreery, Sixth district OF Michigan;
Thomas w. Reese, Sixth district Of Tennessee Daniel
Cameron, frs district Of Minnesota; Charles w. Nash,
'econd district OF Minnesota; Rufus {. Swoope, Six
eenth district Of Pennsylvania; VIM. g. NcCandless,
twenty third district of Pennsylvania.
William Byer, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs for
he Southern Superntcndcncy. John p Becker, to De
Agent for the Pawnes Indians in Nebraska Charles H.
norton To be Commissioner part or the I'm tied States
o the Universal Exposton nj Paris.
California I.n8d Titles.
The Commissioner Of the General Land Office has
civ from the General san Francisco the
returns Of surveys for patents Of the following
nrmcd private land claims In California titles
derived from Mexican authority prior the acquisition
Of California ny tho United states-Iomss de Santiago
81 go acres confirmed Ia GeoIocio sorda I, Ce:tos
q $50 scfes, confirmed IN Juan Temple