The New York herald., 1867-03-20

Kerns, Moline Ill; David L. Payne, Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas; Charles n Russell ApPlesonin nnnrcle W Iowa
William standeford shebyyle, Ky. DAVID Money money
penny, Munfordville, Ky; Wesley H. slack rsa1cah'
Ky James M. Moore, Columbus, KY; James howard,
Mount Sterling, KY. Thomas j. Bidwell, Chico, Cal
Register Land 0lce-EphrAm Z. Holmes, Denver
Receiver Public Monsy-G. C. Havens, Stockton, Cali
forna ~
Naples Charles Creamer Rayenna g A. Perkins, stock
holm -
Assessors OF Internal Revenue-Mark Flanagan, First
district, Michigan; James Robinson, ffth district,
Ohio; John T. Hoaue Seventh district ohio; Elisha +.
Rogers Sixth district, Ohio; j. Il. Neaze Second dis
trict Louisiana; Mack Leaning, Fifth district, Als
sour; BenL F. Robinson Fourth district, New Jersey
Robert B. Hathorn, Filth district, New Jersey,
Collectors of Internal Revenue.-C b Wilson. Fifth
district ohio Leonard T. Ross Ninth district, Illinois
James Craig. Sixth district. Missouri George HI Greene,
Second district, Missouri Henry wmer. Twenty third
district, Pennsylvania Hilburn Mcclure, Eighteenth
district, Pennsylvania; David Caldwell, Seventeenth
district Pennsylvania George sanderson, Ninth district
Assayer Branch Mnt-Isaac C. Jones Charlotte y. C.
Collectors OF Customs-Richard W. King. Pamlico, n
John Rudolph g nays Ca Mfnsnrs kIns cGos. sons
Christi Texas; Joseph Parker, Albemarle n e.; Alan
son Hlnman, Oregon.
Naval onicer--Francis A. Osborn, Boston and Charles
town. Mass.
Surveyors of Customs-Josah A. Brown, Quincy, III ;
Oliver b Dorrance, Portland, Ne.
United States Marshas-samuel H. Jones, Western
district, Tenn. Joseph Seal, District of Delaware
Nominations Rejected by the senate.
The following nominations were rejected -
Posmasters-D Bush, Kidney, Ohio; Thomas J,
Anderson Newark, Ohio; Reason g. SPHINX, Wooster
Ohio, VIM. G. Moorehead GAINESVILLE Ohio; A. X. Van
Cief, Clrcleviile, Ohio; Archies Scaterday, Gapos
0hio William II. Woodward, Hillsboro, Ohio; Robert
Thompson, Mount Vernon, Ono; Elliot H Holingworh,
Albion, Mich Abbot II. Edwards, ST. Charles, Mo. ;
Richard b. Owen, Springfield Mo- George W. Shields,
Hannibal. Mo. J. J. Thomas, Newport, KY; n sey-
more, Mt Morris y. Y.
Assessor OF Internal Revenue-Gecrge W. Hayne,
Eleventh District OF Illinois
Surveyor OF Customs--Edward Hammond Balt
more Md
Receiver OF Public Money-saren X. Jameson,
Brownsville, Nebraska
The President OF the senate in Favor Of
s'Fnir Plny.''
An illustration OF the free fight propensities OF the
presiding officer OF the Senate took place on Satnr
day. which, though contrast with the dgnied pune
lousness OF the late incumbent of the place s quite
complimentary to his love Of fair play. During the
rather exciting debate the Supplementary Recon-
structon bill two three sharp passages took place
between Trmbuli and Howard relative to some
of the proposed the latter resenting very
warmly statement made by Mr.. Trumbull that those
who were sustaining the amendments proposed were
placing distractions in the way of reconstruction Mr.
Trumbull rose in reply, and without addressing himself
to the Chair proceeded to lecture sound Senators
Howard and Edmunds, turning his back upon the Chair
and pitching into the offending Senators in the most ap
proved style OF parliamentary fsticufs Senator John
son, who standing at the Clerks desk, near the
chair called Mr.. Wades attention to the parliamentary
indecorum, and suggested call to order. The Chair.
however failing to any serious violation Of rules,
ndiereny turned his eyes upon the scene and kindly
said 'Oh let them fight it out let them fight il out"
The friendly little mill ended without interruption from
the referee
Prohibition Of the Importation Of strong
Liquors into Nicaragua.
Information has been received at the Department OF
State the publication in the republic Of Nicaragua OF
the following decree
ART !. Within four months from this date foreign
strong liquors shall not be imported.
ART 2 This present decree, in observance of article
sixth Of the expressed, shall be immediately
communicated all the maritime custom authorities
Of the republic, and abroad by consuls and other
agents.
Given at the National Palace of Nicaragua the let OF
January 1887. THOMAS MARTINEZ.
R1MoN ALJosA, Secretary Of Finance
Recognition OF COnsuls.
The President has recognized Francisco Herrera Con-
sui OF the United States Of Colombia at San Francisco
Cal; Enute Grisar, Consul Of Belgium at San Fran-
cisco, Cal; Gustavo Thesero Consul Of Costa Rca in
New York. Moritz Baumbach, Vice Consul OF Austria at
Milwaukee, Wis and y. schas,er, Consul for Hamburg
at Savannah, Ga