The New York herald., 1867-03-13

70 danger; and IT. In addition, We roster aao smua'o
the inventive genius s the country 70 sns producon OF
the articles needed judcious selection OF tne oes Oh
what is offered will not only supply the immedase
want but so far interest the vast numbers engaged
mechanical art as to pay tribute to those most calculated
"a ranasr sbs and ecent service the act OF July
"a lsss oves the Secretary Of the Treasury sufficient
authority for putting into operation tho above sugees
tions. supervising inspectors have been directed
TO give public notice to inventors and others
interested TO meet at New York on the
second Monday in April next for the purpose
indicated in the suggestions In the above report and IN
pursuance thereof notice has been given that the men,
bers of commission acting under the authority Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury will meet in New York on the
second Monday Of April next for the purpose Of examn
ing and testing the merits Of such inventions Of life
saving character may DO brought before them Said
Inventions will embrace boilers Of steam engines anti
ncrustatos safety valves steam gauges water gauges
steering apparatus and life boats with detaching appa
ratus inventors may appear person before the
mission for the purpose OF explaining their Inventions
but no expenses win be allowed under any circum-
stances
The Recall OF Senior Tassara. the Spanish
1Iiutsecr-Intervtew With the President.
Senior Don Gabriel Garcia Tassara who for the past
ten years has most accepaby represented in the United
States the government Of her most Catholic Majesty in
the quality OF Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pieni.
potentary his letter of recall to the President
today upon which occasion he delivered the following
remarks
the letter of recall Of my credentials from her Majesty
the Queen, which puts an end TO the nilsson which
have filed for ten years the nent OF the
United States feel at the time regret at leaving
country in which officially and personally have received
much consideration and satisfaction at the sInte OF
perfect amly which exists relations between the
two governments To this object all my enorss @
hs' osss x a1TT BE- ss hos:
of my successor, always in accordance with the
government of her Majesty Therefore, onering wishes
mains for me only TO add at present the sincere ex-
preston of respect for your person as well as LOT tna
of tho honorable Secretary of state
To which the President replied as follows:-
Nh TAssAaA-The last six years Of your residence
here have been eventfueventful for the United Staies
eventful for Spain. The relations Of the two countries
are peculiar They intimate neghb having many
interests in common while their social conditions are
somewha. dissmiar and their political capitals are vide
apart There have been some occasions during your
residence here when has required digeat exercise
of sagacity watohuncss honor and good fah on both
sides to maintain the imperative obligations OF inter-
national law and preserve peace and harmony between
the United States aud Spain, which, at very carly
day were friends and allies. do not know how far the
proceedings of this government in these respects have
been satisfactory 10 Span but have we'll alluded TO
the results. At no time has an impatient word been
spoken either sde and the United States and Spain
the friends to day that they were in ITS.
enjoy, Mr. Tassara peculiar satisfaction in bearing
WtneSS
both countries are in no nconsderabe degree Indebted
to yourself We experience something Of sadness in
giving you our letter of recredence We will extend our
confidence to the assurances OF your
sovereign We shall do this all the more freely IN con-
sequence OF request The intimate personal friend
ship that Is so VOL known to exist between yourscH and
the Secretary of State renders unnecessary to say that
ho sustans with peculiar cordalily in all the sert
ments i have expressed
ConRrmntions by the Senate.
The Senate in executive session to-day confirmed the
following nominations
To be Commodores In the Navy the Retired and Re-
served Lists-Retired Lst-Uapains Lawrence Kearney
William Inmaa John A. Chauncey, James Glynn, Robt
Ritchc, Francis b. Ellison and Charles Green. Com
manders J. parrah shaw. Samuel Lockwood John Cal
houn, Benjamin j. Tot,en, George A. Preniiss, John e
Carter, John C. Glasson. Edward r. Thomson Guer
Gansevoort aud Robert Handy.
Be man, William Jameson, John n. Graham, stephen
Champiain, John 6, G. Young and Oscar Buius Com
+. Miller.
To bo Brigader Gsnoral-Jacob zeiln, commandant Of
surveyor Of tustoms-Ben,amin H. Smith, Gloucester,
Mass
Collectors OF customs-John K. Bedler, district Of
Montana and Idaho; Theodore F. Crawford, district Of
Delaware; David r. Oven, Cape Vincent, n X
Saginaw, Mich; Joel Hunten, Topeka Kansas
Register OF the Land onice-Henry G. Ripley, East
consuis-G H. c. salter, Hankow, China Henry J.
Cunire Paso del Norc, Mexico; orville Alien, Of Michi
United states Attorneys-A. D. Griswoid, Eastern dis
trict of Michigan; Richard Williams district Of Oregon;
wingate Hays, district Of Rhode Island n,,,
Second district, Pennsylvania: B. +. M Hurley, Fourth
district Maryland VIM. H Wheeler. Twenty second dis.
trict New York. James B Weaver, First district Iowa.
Henry Harnden, Second district Wisconsin; Smith VIII
kinson, Third district, Wisconsin
Collectors OF Internal Revenue Kent Jarvis, Seven
tecnth district, Ohio; wm D. Collins, Sixth district
0h:, Wn- Ballen. second DISTRICT Illinois; Charles NJ
Hammond, Sixth district, Illinois; Henry NJ Lewis sis
trict Michigan.
Pension Asent--Joscph wiggIns Indianapolis Ind.
Postmss'ers-Goorgc Q. Raymond, Eein, H. Francis
Foster. Kansas City, NO.; Levi Darbee, Williamsburg
N. Y.
Nominations Rejected by the senate.
The Senate to-day rejected tho nomination Of ex-Sen
ator Edgar cowan, Of Pennsylvania as Minister 10 Aus
tria According the conversation Of republican Sena
tors they do no. consider that his political views
srch should belong to representative abroad, in
view Of the rebellion through which the country has
Just passed Tie Presidents nomination of this gentle
man was stated TO be In tho place OF Mr.. Motley,
resigned.
Lewis " Bogy, OF Missouri, was rejected as Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs as also John Quincy Adams
rs Naval officer for the District of Boston and Charles
town; ex.Congrcssman s. E. Ancona, Naval Officer at
Philadelphia, and Joseph severns Surveyor Of Customs
at the same port.
The Senate also rejected the following nominations
Assessors OF Inorpa Revenue-Benjamin Pyott,
Tenth district of Minos; G.. Thomson Gndey, Third
dis,rc; Of Michigan; Jacob Cooke First district OF
Michigan: o. d. Harris, Second district OF Missouri;
jeremiah Hoffman, TeDb district Of Pennsylvania; Mar
tin Elchebcrger Fifteenth district OF Pennsylvania
William steers Ninth district Of Illinois.
Collectors OF Internal Revenue-Robert Crane, Ninth
district OF Pennsylvauia; Peter A. Keller, Fifteenth
district of Pennsylvania John Hopper First district
OF Maryland; Nathaniel, A. Elliott, Tenth district OF
Pennsylvania Thomas H. Byrd, Second district OF Mis-
souri Thomas W. Eagan, Ninth district oil New losk
ostmasters-wiIIian W. Taylor Concord, NJ II.
william Cramm, Ranavha Cour House, W. Va
Surveyor of fCustoms--Sherdan G. Hunt ~ Louis, NO.
Super, ising Inspector OF Steamboass-Josoph Crasg
for the Third district.
Consui--John Farrell, Of Maryland, at Naples.
The Wrecked steamship Scotland.
The Senate passed joint resolution to-day which re-
peas that which passed at the late session TO pro-
vde for tho removal OF tho wreck Of the steamship
scotand from the channel the bar outside OF Sandy