The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-13
Removals in the Treasury
Department.
Additional Foreign Nominations by
President Grant.
Tshe Mexican and Spanish
missions.
FROM W:dSHLyNGTON
Sreciu5 Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph.
Additional Foreign appointment

AddltIOnhi 0oFelgu appointments
WAsuINeToN, April 1S.-Thomas Ia. Nelson,
OF Indiana, Minister to Mexico.
Charles N. Rivotte, of Texas, Minister to
Costa Rica.
Henry g. Sanford, oil Connecticut, Minister to
Spain.
Horace Rublce, of Wisconsin, Minister to
Switzerland.
William A. Pile of Missouri, Minister to
Brazil
T. II. Morse, Consul General at London.
T. b. Var fBuren, of New Jersey, Consult Gene-
raj at Florence.
George w. Wurtz, of Pennsylvania, Secretary
of Legation at Florence
j. NJ. Read, Jr., of New York, Consul-Geueral
at Paris.
William p. Webster, of Massachusetts, Consul
General ut Frankfort Main.
Consuls-James T. Atkinson, at Nantes; David
Armstrong, Rome; George f. Allen, Of Indiana,
Moscow F. II. Blake, Kansas ut Hamilton,
Canada West; G. Henry Horetman of Pennsyl-
vana, at Munich; Randolph keim, OF Pennsyl-
yania, at Foochow.
Despatch to the Associated Press
Nomination of Consnls.
Digby V. Bell, of Michigan, at Goodrich
Canada West; Edward Conroy, of Pennsylvania,
at San Juan Porto Rico; William Nj. Coleman,
of North Carolina, at Stettin, Prussia; Charles j.
Cleach OF New York at Bordeaux; Aug L.
Chetlain, of Utah, at Brussels; John G. Caldwell,
of Maine, at Calao, b. 2. Cherowith, of Vir-
ginia, at Canton; Alfred NJ Dufie, of Rhode
Island at Cadiz William A. Dart, of New
York, Consul-General of British North Ameri-
can provinces, at Montreal Jas. c. Fletcher,
of Indiana, at Paermo George P. Hanson, of
Illinois, at Copenhagen; Robert G. Hilley, of
Vermont at Barbados; Dexter f. Clapp, of New
Xnrlx of AYR Ernda oil nf
necticut at Leghorn; Harry II. Davis, of Penn
sylvania, at Cardiff, Wales; Henry Evans, of
Tennessee, at Basle Switzerland; William d.
Farrand, of California, at Valparaiso; Robert
Hazen, of Ohio, at Bremen G. Henry Horst
man, of Pennsylvania, at Munich; T. G.
Gulling, of , at Maracaibo; John
+. Hauser, Of Wisconsin, at Brindisi Italy; Jas
Haggerty, of New York, at Glasgow; f. X. Jones,
of " isconsin, at New Castle; Richard N. john
son, of Missouri, at Hankow, China; Harman X.
A. Lnderman, of Missouri, at Lyons; John L.
Weer, of Michigan, at Port Sarna; Henry s.
Neal, of Ohio, at Lisbon; Robert p. Keep, of
Connecticut, at Praus; ID. B. Randolph Keim,
of Pennsylvania at Foochow; Robert E. Mack,
of New Hampshire, at Londonderry Edward D.
Neill, of Missouri ut Dublin; Mullan NJ. Price
of Iowa, at Marseilles; Charles A. Perkins, of
Connecticut, at Barcelona Charles +. Perry,
of New York, ut Aspinwall; Andrew
G. Phillips, of Maine, at Port Erie;
James Rea, of Illinois, at Belfast; G. W. Par
fridge, of Illinois, at Bangkok; John A. Sau-
terny of Texas, at Stuttgart; John l.. Stevens,
of Maine, at Birmingham; c. ID. Simms, of Ar
kansas at Prosalla Edward Stephens, of New
Jersey, at Leeds; Eli j. Sheppard, of Ohio, at
Chipiang Frederick Stuttz, of NewYork, at Rot
terdam; VIM. Thompson, Dis. of Columbia, at
Southampton; David Farmer, Of California, at
t. ~ Dc,
Manchester; B. o. Duncan, of South Carolina, at
Elsinore; J. A. Skilton, of louisiana at the City
of Mexico; Charles j. True, of Kentucky at st.
Thomas j. Winsor of New Jersey, at Some
burg, Saxony; Charles Weile, of Nevada at
Guayaquil; William IL. Goring Of Ohio, at Carls-
ruhe.
L. G. Banfeld, to be Solicitor of the Treasury
Assessors of Internal Revenue--William X.
Cummings, First District New York; James
McLeaster, Fifth New York; L, L. Doty, Sixth
NewIYork; Thirty-second New York, Aug. Ford;
Eighth New York, A. p. Ketchum Ninth New
York, Napoleon Underwood; Second Loui-
siana, A. W. Hawkins; Seventh Tennessee,
j. G. Mutter; Tenth New York, VIM. Galloway,
n. Needs, District Of Columbia; John L. Murphy,
Second New Jersey; William N. Wiles, Sixth
Indiana; P. s. Lacy, Fifth Virginia; David s.
Williams, Fifteenth Pennsylvania; Julius Enne-
buChGIJ Iullu NdiCTS; IuHu
Tennessee; r. r. Roberts, Fifth Maryland;
Samuel A. Graham, First Maryland; William
Carey, District OF Utah; Vincent II. Gregg,
Fifth Indiana; George G. Brets, Kansas; 4. II.
Langley, Third Texas; John p. Lea.
Removal of Treasury Employees.
Superintendent Rice, of the Treasury Depart
ment, discharged fifteen more laborers and
watchmen to-day, and appointed others.
The resignation of Solicitor Jordon, OF the
Treasury, has been accepted, and b. 4. Plea
SAINTS, Chief Clerk, appointed to the place.
Navy Orders.
Captain s. o. Trenchard has received prepara-
tory orders to command the Lancaster Com
mander b. b. Tayloris is ordered to command the
United States store-ship Idaho in the Asiatic
Squadron, Lieutenant Commander Sias w.
Ferry is detached from the receiving-ship YER
mont and ordered to the Naval Academy, re-
lieving Lieutenant-Commander George g.
Remey, who is placed on waiting orders.
Postmaster Edwin Putnam is detached from
duty as Assistant Storekeeper at st. Paul de
Loando, Africa, and ordered to settle accounts.
Chief Engineer w. II. Shock is detached from
| the Franklin and placed on waiting orders.
Commander John ii. Upshur is granted leave OF
| absence.
Advices from Admiral Hoff.
Admiral Hoff officially reports his arrival in
the Contoocook at Southwest Pass, on the 9th
Instant having left Havana on the Sd. He says
| that after making inquiry he Was unable TO