The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-16
Washington News - ai0re N0mina.
tiOns ana COBfirmatlJns.

\ of the Treasury Department Will
shortly resign. John ID. Defrees, late
Superintendent of Pablic Printing,
wi probably be appointed.
i G.. z. Blackmer, Of Conn, chief OF
the division of back pay and bountles
of the Treasury Department, was re-
moved yesterday. lie was caHolaate
for Second Auditor.
President Grant is busy to-day
with Secretary Fish and other MEM
bers of his Cabinet, and none but the
Cabinet Ministers were allowed to see
him. Many Copgressmen and others
are disappointed.
Secretary Cox. had a lengthy inter
| view with the President, and upon
his return to the Interior Department
at noon, he refused admission to Wis
tors.
About one hundred persons, most
" ladies. were removed from the
Registers Office yesterday. At least
that many more will be removed.
Two hundred male clerks will proba
present week. No appointments are
being made in their places.
The President sent to the Senate
the following nOmipatlons:, . .Hf9
H. Baxter, of Miehiean. Minister
to Honduras; Charles II. Detone, Of
Nevada, Minister to japan; Adam
Badenn, Assistant Secretary of Lega
ton at London Consuls-Jas. Park,
of Indiana, at Hesse parmstadt;
Alex. Jordan, of Pennsylvania, at
Venice; II. G. Rogers, of Minnesota,
at Hesse Cassel, Nassau, and Hesse
Hamburg; Edward Robinson, of New
York, at Hamburg; j. W Grover, OF
South Carolina, at Anconai !. Albert
ID. Shaw, Of New York, at Torouto;
II. d. Jones. of California, at Reyel
Samuel d. Pail. of Michigan, at Sar-
MIA; James q. Fletcher, of Indiana,
at Oporto; John Caldwell, OF Maine,
at Valparaiso; Joseph Y. Sehofeld,
Of Missouri. at HOkodadl; M. 81. De-
lano, OF Colorado, at Singapore. Ed
ward M Cook, Governor OF Colorado; !.
w s. Senbner. S cretary of Montana.
Postmasters-Jo ohm Lingifft,s Hots
lidays burg Pa; John A. Miller, AL
legheny, Pa; Erie Bebee, Decatur,
Mich; W. IT. Merritt, Buchanan,
Mich Il H. Callam. Constantine,
Mich: i. e. Logan, Boise City, Ida
ho; II. 5. Ransom, Plattsburg, New
York. t.t-'- +
Collectors of Internal Revenue
John =. Hall, First District, Ken
tacky; l.. Murdoek. Second District.
Missouri; Edward Jesson, First Dis.
triet, Illinois. =
Assessors of Internal Revenue.
J. w. Parker, Eighth District, Ken
tucky Edward Schulz. Sixteenth Dis.
trict, Pennsylvania; VIM FL. Thomp-
son, First District, Pennsylvania; !;
James FL. Reed, Fourth District, ILL.,
lnois; Samuel b. Davis, New Mexico.
Fl. ID. Barron, of Wisconsin,, to be
Fifth Auditor of the Treasury; j. j..
Martin, of Alabama, Sixth Auditor;
j r. West. Local Appraiser for New
Orleans; i. e. johnson, United
States Marshal for South Carolila;
II. q. Thatcher, United States Attor-
ney for idaho; G. NJ Hawley, of Lii
nois, Associate J ustice If the Su-
preme Court sf Utah; w. W. Brook
line. Associate Justice, Dakotah; j.
Naville, Pension Agent for New Or.
| leans.
The Senate, in executive session to-
day, confirmed the following nomina-
| tions:
Collectors Internal Revenue-Z. S.
/ Flint, for the District OF Columb bia;
| S. Magili, Seen h District OF Iadi-
ana; Il. Bauey, j hirtY second District
New York il fired Ploasanton, Fourth
| District New York: j. Freeland. Sec
end District New York; O.. L. Ford,
| Third District New York; George A.
Everett. First District New York;
/ John w Gridley. Eighth District Of
| New York 81.
Assessors Internal Revenue-Ed-
ward Blk "a, FIRST District Kentucky;
! David p Williams. Fifteenth District
! Penasylvania: John z. Rea, Ninth
District of Pennsylvania; Augustus
| Ford, Eghfh District of New York
John F. Cleveland, Thirty second
| District Of New York; w. Ii. Tread
we'll, SeyentA District OF New Y ork:
Jas, MeCarten. Eff n District OF New
York; L. L. D0ty, Sixth District of
New York; W Il. CUMMINGS, First
! District New York; 4. p. Ketchum,
| Ninth Dlstriet New York; Luther n.
| Martin. Third District New York; ".
] ii. Gregg. Fifth District of Indiana;
Thomas Walters, Third District Ten
nessee; 4. w. Hawkins, Seventh Dis
trict Tennessee; George q. Beals, DIS
tTct Of Kansas. t..t 45t s...l ii
To be Surveyor Geueral--Chester
ID. Davidson, OF Minnesota.
TO be Receiver of Public Moneys
VIM. Morgan, Of Little Rock, Ark. ;
j. l.. Moser, Of Ironton, Mo-; K. w.
Little, of Santa Fee .SE tls4
Registers Of Land Ofices-A. w.
| Auden, Detroit, Michigan; Jehn
Donaldson, IrOntOn, Mo; A w.
Dawley, Fort Dodge. Iowas Sylvanus
/ L Jdge, Council Bluffs. sFEFss.fs
Samuel J. Fisher, of Ohio Commis
sioner IF Patents; r. L. b, Clark, Of
Iowa, Examiner-in-Chief sof Patent
Office.
Pension Aeents-G. S. Martin, OF
tCentralia, Illinois: William, Jayne,
Sprnpfeld, Illinois.
H. Vancouver, of New York, Com
missioner OF Pensions.
James e. Bolen, Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court of New Mexico
) Fl. S. johnson and Abram Bergen,
Associate Jlstices of New Mexico
Samuel Piummer. Marshal of N. j.
jos L. Lewis, Associate j ustice oil
supreme Court of Idaho II. G. Barlow
for Marshal for the Southern Dis
! trict Of New York. Commander Ban
croft j Herarde is TO take his former
position on the Navy Register, next
after Commander G.. Nj. Morris. fol-
meritorious and gallant service dur
ing the war.
Captain James Forney, of the Ma
rine Corps. is to be Brevet Major, foI
gaIlantry in action against the saw
| ages at FOrmOsO.
&c. Banfeld is to be Solicitor o
: the Treasury, vice Jordan.
! Postmasters-D. S. Parker. Kan
kakee, Ill.,; j NJ. Weber, Kelbourr
City, Wis; Henry Stevenson. Green
i vile, o; II. H. Bingham, Philadel