The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

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third district North csrolina Wheeler First alstrlc. q
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Fourth dsrc, virginia; John A. Pra Seventh district Of
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orsson e vsfsasd WnnsSaso q CITY. Minnesota John
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.on ss r. NEVADA w. %
Captain c. w. Brouse to be Pension Agent at Indianapo
rosmsssrs Henry Lester fremont, Ohio Henry Harris
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BENJAMIN Pa Robert rsseR sss
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Nominations CONFIRMED. f
The Senate, in executive session to-day, confirmed
the following nominations " ago m ht
Collectors Of Iternsl Rerm.s-W William Q. Morrill, for the
Charles ". sack, Third district Of Massachuses; H.
Barnes First district OF Pennsylvania John Reno Second
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Lonsey Third district Of Texas; Hartman j. Tden, First
HaSsAal.ewis% a. Br,on Western als.,io. Of Arssn
lima Augustus Armstrong, Minnesota
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ETaScisco, Cali John MsCalun, sacramep.o, Cal Geo
MN Martin Junction City, Kansas Watson Stewart Hum
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lem, Oregon Smith, orrvie Cal; Miss Mary Fails,
s@sesor Gseyaa-c. W. Babcock for Kansas; Edward
rs 81 ss sS India" Aa'-E Parker Of the D.
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ored, Al ayli Leopold Maekbrsit q Ohio a. BOliys
g. Sun PsnnsySvsnia e Russia; TSomss 4. Nelson,
cansssMAusas.us L. chet.au, Of Utah, to be consul at
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s,sph 9. Brand, of Ohio, at ,s NhnTsmbprs Robert
SsrsTS% :s1 Henry snS Neal SSo
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ain S Reed Jr New So;s. william 8; Dart, Of
Perion Asents~Edward p. Porter Dover, Del Benz.
NJ Preniiss Quincy, IN Thaddeus Tools, Jr Grand Rap
Green Clay GoOdloe Kentucky, be Second lieutenant
Charles A. Dana be appraiser of merchandise at New
oto- Of George F. Marshall for the asre. Of
Me-; samuel T Hooker Milwaukee, Wis.,; Walter w. John
son a,s.sc' ~ ~ Trhm,p or,roo. a. n,~u., n,.
Ind Joseph n. Winchen at Hannibal, No.
The following nominations were rejected
A. b. Kicks to be Pension Agent at Knoxville, Tenn Lo-
Warden 70 Dc a. sSem
A Nominee Rejected at the Instance Of Sena-
tor Brownl0w.
1t is stated that A. J. Kicks was rejected by the
Senate to-day as pension agent at Knoxville, Tenn.,
at the instance OF Senator Brownlow, who stated
that the nominee was personally Objectionable to
HIM.
The New Governor Of Wyoming Territory.
Colonel John A. Campbell, the new Governor for
wyoming took the oath Of ONCE yesterday before
Associate Justice Swayne, OF the United States SUI
preme Court and left for that Territory last night
Out of one hundred and thirty-nve clerks belong
ing to the Third Auditors office who were yester-
day notified that they were to be removed there
were seven out Of eleven chiefs Of divisions. 1t Is
stated to-day ct the Treasury Department that Sec
ond Comptroller Broadhead has received q letter
from Secretary Boutwell, informing him that the
Department has intention Of dispensing with his
services; in consequence Of which Mr.. Broadhead
viii not tender his resignation.
Recommendation Of the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau.
There are indications Of O thorough reorganization
OF the various divisions Of the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue 1t is not probable that any change will be
made in the Office Of supervisors until after the adj
journment OF the Senate.
Omcers of the Branch Mint In Nevada.
mistake was made In the Northern papers this
morning in saying that the following persons had
resipned:-Abraham Curry. to be superintendent
d. W. Balch, assayer, and T. NJ. Luther, meter and
renner, at the branch mint at Carson City, Nevada
aud B. p. Chcnour, Consul at Canton. they were
confirmed.
Louisiana Election Investigation.
Tue subcommittee OF the Committee OF Elections
consisting OF Representatives Stevenson, or Ohio
(chairman); Burdett, Of Missouri, and Kerr Of IN
diana, nave agreed to commence their investigations
in New Orleans the 6th OF May. taking up the five
Congressional districts In their order and examining
into the character OF the last Congressional election
and everything relating to that subject. II is ex.
pected that the parties both sides will furnish wit
nesses to the subcommittee, who expect to occupy
the whole Of that month In the business which Will
take them thither.