The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22
Washington News.

Washington News.
WAsHINGTON. April 2l.-Tbe foI-
lowing nominations were sent In to-
day: John FL. Hutchinson, of Ar
kansas, Minister Resident to the
Sandwich Islands,
Quaker appointments - IodIan
Agencies.-Friend Howard White,
Indian Agent atOmaha; Friend Low
rie Fathem, for the Kiowas, Apaches
and Conanches; Friend Brenton
Darlington, Upper Arkansas Agency ;
Albert L. Green, at the Upper Mis-
souri, gency; Friend Edward Paint
er, at the Upper Platte Agency
Friend Reuben l.. Roberts, at the
shawnee Agency. Kansas; Thomas
II. Stanley, for the Pottawatomie
Indians, Kansas; Jacob M. Treat, for
Pawnees, Nebraska; Thomas Light
foot, for Great Nemaha Agency /;
Friend z. MeNeal, for the Sac aud
Fox Indians Friend A. M. Janey.
for the Sante Sioux Agency; Edward
Prayne, for the Pawnee Agency,J A.
Tison, for the Winnebago Agency; j i.
Stanley, for the Usage River Agency /;
j Richards, for the Delaware indians
in Kansas; Jos Newson, for the
Kansas Agency; Enoch Hoge, Super
intendent of Indian Affairs for the
Central Superintendency; Saml. M.
Janery, Superintendent for the
Northern Superi tendency.
Assessors OF Internal Rsvenue-
G.. d. Dehee, Eighth District Of In
diana; E. s. FonwelI, Second Dis
trict Of Iowa.
Collectors of Internal Revenue
Matthew Simpson, Eighth District of
Indiana.
Pension Agent S. S. Caldwell,
Registers of Land Of6ees-Ed. W.
Arnold, Grand Island; 2. p. Mas
ters, j. S. Pollock, Little Rock, Ark.
A delegation of a dozen PsnnsYl
vanians, headed by Col. John w.
Forney, had an interview with the
President to-day. They leave to-
morrow on an extended tour South
to examine into the condition of the
country, its prospects, resources. wants
and its disposition towards the Gov
ernment. .--r
AUOut forty revenue Ofheersin va
riOus districts of the United States
were removed to day.
The commissions of large number
ofcollectors, appraisers, and surveyors,
lately confirmed by the Senate, were
sent to the President to-day for his
signature.
Office. seekers Aocked to the Urea
sury and other executive offices to-
day, having heard that appointments
were being made.
aa Secretary Boutwell, has authorized
heads Of bureaus IN the Treasury De-
partment to grant leave of absence to
Odd Fellows at their diseretion to at
tend the forthcoming celebration.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-The Sen
ate to-day confirmed the following
nominations:
Jas. r. Partridge. of Maryland,
Minister Resident to Venezuela; J. Z.
Cappry, Secretary of Legation to Rus
sia Adam Badeau, Assistant Secre-
tary of Legation at London.
Receivers of Public Moneys ohm
NJ. Freeland, Detroit; j. B. Wake
field, Winnebago; j. q. Randolph, St.
Peter, MINI; j q. BradeD, Green
leaf, Mimi; j. Stout. Bois City; w.
Z. Chaplin, Lincoln, Neb.
Registers of Land Ofices-Chas. A.
Gilman, St. Cloud. Mimi; L. K.
Akin, Alexandria, MINI; A. Smith.
Duluth, Mimi; Robert Garder, Hum
boldt, Cal.; w. Fl. Stephen, La
Grande, Oregon; E. B. Freeman,
Winnebago City, Mimi; w. Butler,
Aurora, Nevada; Edwin Frey, Lew
iston, Idaho; John p. Owens, Tay-
lor's Falls, MIMI.
Surveyor Generals-E S. Davis. for
Nevada.
Secretary to the President to sign
patents-J. n. Burrett, Of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Assessors of Internal Revenue
J. s. Carves, Twentieth District of
Pennsylvania.
Jas. B. Harmstead. to be Coiner of
the Branch Mint at San Francisco.
Oscar d. Munson. Assayer of the
Branch Mint at San Francisco.
j. I. Cochrane, Meter and Re6ner
of the Branch Mint at San Francisco.
POstmasters-Thomas j. SperwoOd,
MarysviIle, California; Jas. A. Burke,
Ottawa, Kansas; E. Beebe. Decatur,
Michigan.