The Montana post., 1869-04-16

Cub~n patriots.
The Imperialist, n weekly journal ercently
started To- advocate the change of the form
OF government to an Empire Is about to col
lapse.
Appointments ad Infinitum.
Washington. April Is -Delano nominates
90 the President n. J. TiIden for Assessor of
San Francisco. Coey is not likely to be sue
ereded by Secretary Rawlings brother re-id-
Ing IN California, and Is now confident he
will be allowed c. finish his term rs Marshal
OF San Z auci-co. although the IIouse nomi.
mated Hudson last week
The following California nominations were
sent TO the Senate to-day: u S. Attorney,
Frank VI PixIsy; Registers of Land Ofices.
L w Roberts, MHrysville, and G Rollins,
San francisco; McCallum. of Sacramento,
Receiver of PLblic Money; Collector of Gus
toms, 10 Rawlins fo- irst district
Thos ii Nelson. of Indiana, Minister To
Mexico; Rietu. of Texas, Minister to
Costa RIca; Henry Sanford, of Conn, y, to
Spain; Horace Ruhlee of Wisconsin, to swift
HPTland.
VIM A Pile of Mo-, B Freeman and III
Morse Of Maine, Consuls General TO London;
1 b Van Buren of New Jsr-ey. Consul Cen
eral To Florence; Geo wurtz of Pa, Secretary
of Legation tn Florence; VI Read of New
York. Consul General to Paris; w Webster
of Mass, TO Frankfort.
Rawlius is nominated for Internal Reye.
nue Collector, vice Coly, not Collector OF
Customs.
The resignation of Solicitor Jordan of the
Treasury is accepted. PIeasants, Chief Clerk,
Is temporarily appointed instead.
Didn't Get Them.
Admiral Hoif officially reports hts arrival al
the Southwest Pass on the 9th inst. lie say.
after inquiry he is unable to obtain any IN
I formation In regard to the Cuban expedition
reported TO be fitting out ut New Orleans. and
would return Immediately TO Havana.
Washington, April l3.-rhe nominations
to day are w. > Farrand, Of California, Con
sui to Valparaiso; X. N. johnson, of Mis-
souri,. TO Hankow, China; Chas. E. Perry, of
| New York, 60 A<pinwall; f. +. Partinger
/ of H., To Bankok; VIM. Thompson, of Dist
/ OF Columbia, Co Southampton; David Towneri
of CAL, La Paz; Jas. Kelton, of Louisiana
to City of Mexico; Charles Weile, of Nevada,
! to Guhyquil; G. p. Bonfeld for Solicitor OF
the Treasury; VIM. Carey, Assessor of Reye-
I nue. for the Dist. of Utah; w. ~. Johnson
| Collector (of Customs) for Montana and
/ Idahu; E w. Little, Receiver of Public
| Moneys at Santa Fe; f. CalgroSe, Indian
Agent at Hooper Valley, Reservation Gala.
| Ihe Senate, after debate, rejected the Ala.
bamu treaty with only one dissenting vote.
] WIN A Howard, of Michigan, was nomIna-
teo Minister To China vice j. Ross Browne
G c Andrews Co Copenhagen; Fred Engle. ol
/ Pa, Consul nt feddO; 5 rrowbridge, of
Illinois, Consul at Vera Cruz; L Lyon, of Or
/ egon, Consul at kangawa; A Mathews, oi
California Consul at TangiSr; r Partridge
of Md, Minister to Venezuela; Abraham
Carey, Superintendent; VI Luther, Melter
and Refner, and ID w Balch, Assayer of the
branch mint at Carson, New; II Tilden, As
sessor let Dist. of Gala; + 5 Parker, Com
missioner of Indian Affairs; 5 5 Fisher, oi
Ohio, Commissioner of Patents; Harvey Van
= Aernam, o! New York, CommIs-i ioner of Pen
siOns, and J g Palen, Chief Justice of New
| Mexico.