Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate this after
noon:
David A. Num-, of Tenn, Minister Resident
at Ecuador.
q NJ Riotte, of Texas, Minister Resident at
Jas. St: Clair Bool, of ILL.,, Secretary Ollie
Oonsuls-Chas p Morrill,, Of Me-, at YER
viers; Aaron Seeley, Of N. ", at hesse Darn
stadt; +. s. Richards, of Tenn, at Leeds: Chas.
r. Branscomb, of Mo. at Manchester; }. 7.
Howsrd, OF Penn. at Leghorn; ]. l.. Foley, of
KY, Secretary of Legation at Madrid.
Collectors of Customs-Alexander g. Davis,
beaufort, n. c.; Thomas p. Robb, Savannah,
Ga.
Collector OF Internal Revenue-Francis :.
Rev, 18th New YORK.
Assessor Of internal Revenue-Jos. Brooks,
2d Arkansas.
Appraisers of observation-disclosures McE!.
rath, New York; Thomas Lynne, Assistant
Appraiser at New Orleans; Henry J. Sampson,
do. do: Thos. Ong, Local Appraiser at New
Orleans; Adam l.. King, Local Appraiser at
Baltimore. Md George A Houghton. Super
vising Inspector Of Steam boats 9th district.
Lewis M Bnrson, to be Chief Justice Su-
preme Court Montana.
Hollon Richardson, of Md, United States
Attorney for Montana.
John Il. Southworth, United States Attorney
for Alabama.
Geo. r: Maxwell, Superintendent of Indian
Affairs New Mexico.
Pos ostmasters-Among the nominations for
postmasters were the following: A. w Cald-
well, Rome, Ga; Wm. n. Councell, EaSton,
Md; Henry n. Shaw, Tarooro, N. @; Richard
New York City, N. Y; NJ. l.. Filkins, Albany,
N. Y;E. b. Sadler, Sandusky, Ohio: w. q.
Bigelow, Annapolis, Md.
REORGANIZATION OF THE INTERNAL REV.
RNUE BUREAU.-Commissioner Delano this
morning put in operation a carefully matured
plaL Of reorganization for his office, the main
of ha Lar pal frnyV -
stract below. The plan, 1t will be seen, con-
templates dividing the force INTO three grand
divisions, as follows:
!. Uirisi0n Of LGU.-This is under the di.
rection OF the Solicitor OF the Bureau, Walter
H. Smith, Esq. He will have charge of all re-
ports, records and dockets OF suits and pro-
ceedings IN internal revenue cases; The exam-
nation of alleged frauds; all reports Of and
orders to supervisors and detectives; the suff.
cheney OF bonds and other Instruments re.
quiring the approval OF the Commissioner; all
questions relating 10 legacies, SUGGESTIONS 8, in.
comes, salaries, dividends, and special taxes;
all questions relating TO tobacco until bonded;
the stamping OF all instruments of writing, and
in general all legal questions arising in the ad.
ministration Of the ONCE This division is sub.
divided into three sections.
2. Dirision Of Books and Accounts-Under di.
rection OF Second deputy George H. Parnell,
assisted by Mr.. y. A. Appel. This division is
charged with the examination OF all accounts
of assessors, assistant assessors, SUPERVISORS,
detectives, surveyors OF distilleries, and other
miscellaneous accounts; the examination OF
and action on all estimates for funds for
monthly and other expenses; the general book.
Keeping Of the ofice; the issue of stamps for
payment OF taxes, etc., etc. Subdivided into
four sections.
g. Diuision Of Distilled Spirits, Tobacco in Bond
aud Aiscetldneous Adtters.-Under direction OF
the Sd Deputy, mot yet appointed,) assisted by
by Mr.. s. NJ. Wilcox. This division has charge
OF all matters relating to tax on distilled spirits
and tobacco in bond; stationery, printing and
blank books; the care Of the files of the office,
and other matters not specially prov ided for
II is sub.divided into three sections.
Gsneral-The lst Deputy, J. w. Douglass,
will have charge Of all records Of all appoint.
ments and applications for Office; Of the mails
o: the bureau, etc, and Will act as the general
executive officer Of the bureau under the Com
missioner.
Mr.. VIM. p. Shearman is detailed as General
Su upervisor OF the bureau, and is charged with
the duty of,making daily inspections of the Of
fice, suggesting changes and improvements,
seeing that the rules and regulations prescribed
for its government are enforced, and generally
with the oversight of the working operations
Of the ofice.
With these arrang ements fully in effect, and
with honest and competent men at the head of
the various sub divisions of the ofhce,a harmo-
nious and successful adm istratIon OF the
bureau may safely be calculated upon. Better
men for their respective places than Commis.
sioner Delano, Deputy Commissioners Doug.
lass and Parneil, Solicitor Smith, and Mr..
Shearman can not easily be found and in their
capacity, industry and integrity the public
have the fullest confidence.