The New York herald., 1869-04-20

| stated In these dispatches. Sumner who IL about
the only active friend Sanford has the Senate, a
peaIed to the committee not to go against the gay
and festive Sanford but to report him to the Senate
without any recommendation and let him take his
chances The majority of the committee feel salts
| fed that Sanford will have hard time getting
through the Senate, and they were not averse to
| granting Mr. Summers request The statement that
the nomination Of John s. Carlisle to be Minister to
Stockholm, was laid upon the table by the Senate on
saturday is Incorrect Mr.. Carlise's name has not
been reported TO the Senate by the Foreign Rela-
tons Committee as yet and there is little chance OF
his coming before the Senate ALL at least In
| able light. II he did get before the Senate it Is
more than probable he would be rejected The radi-
cal Senator's particularly hostile to him, for the
reason, as they say that he was elected to the
| Senate by the republicans and then sold out his
party and turned traitor. To have been a rebel and
to have served in the Confederate army II a man
has repented, is not, it would seem, half as
bad In the eyes OF the republican Senators as
| to have been q republican and then apostatze This
is the unfortunate plight In which poor Carlisle finds
| himself. HIS case was not even touched to-day by
the committee. The NOMINATION. of William A. Pile
| 10 be Minister to Brazil again laid over. Mr.
Sumner is anxious to report favorably upon Pile not
that he thinks him at all t for the place. but just TO
oblige his friend, Senator Schurz, Of Missouri, by
are hung up In committee the more people will get
to know Of them and what influences secured their
appointment. IL appears that Pile was one Of the
| principal hackers OF Schurz in his hard fight
| for the Senate, and the new radical from
! Missouri Is anxious to pay of his debts.
| With the exception Of Mr.. Sumner the
members Of the Committee Foreign Rela-
| tions do not look with favor upon Mr.. Pile even
| though he has been member Of the lower House.
Poor J. Russell Jones, the aspirant for the Belgian
! mission, stll hangs in the committee Whether he
Will everget out s doubtful. He is not even lucky
enough TO have the sympathy of the obging ch lir.
| man ofthe committee, Mr. Sumner.
Nominations by the President.
The following nominations were sent to the Senate
to-day
Rhsas ss of Is
as, r. Fssss5
Maryland W% & posSlas First s district Of yrsnia An.
Of Gho '''f'' Of George
s,.,is Ss1 sass T. ssx Meth
so; J. G. Wills thirteenth district Of ninos; Robert y.
1Sr SG s3st'S q
M;::sef s
OHIO; Robert Patterson, Eighth district q Tennessee
Jarvis, Cherystone, ya Julius $. Hanover, Fairfield,
David W. chuseman Branch Mint at San
william II. reers, Receiver of Public Moneys at Deush,
william A.. Mcdonald, REGISTER of the Land Office at
Daniel = BOynton; PENSION zen. q. Knoxville Tenn; :,
paeilsy Delhi scOert SR fssGn caboniae M M
SSSs Ess,5 fsss
cTSsasT cfS%sS.ase
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Cook Henry North
weather. oconomowas Wis Charles Franz Kenosho, Wis
Combinations by the Senate.
The Senate in executive session, to-day confirmed
the following nominations
To be Consul William Webster, of Massachusetts,,
,dS,i ,GlppR Of New York, at Ra.ncs
q Mrsh Shaw. Hs~rs 54 e ss s
a k srss a g. Bsmes 81 soSt
Carolina at Elsinors y Fletcher, q Iddsna oporS
hsSfs Of on Port a ne
G. seny 8, at Iii
Sheppard, Of Ohio At chu SLANG r.,,o,. %. a.
$: y
Tsra district S.,; SS, Gsrons william psI5sn,
MsYer sTsa ss:ssa First s.res district Ct of
Ms f. iaTssr sa as s q ay
Third district John Pope Hodnet. Dacota
eess1. @ q @ e%m.S T. Collins Brunswick, Ga; VIM.
$%segs1 y $ss%.z%;J. Miller, a, ,x.S Alton n . o
son g. campss & :. vsrmicn pssoia ''''''s' o''
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ssas
Joseph Huston S.s$ iasS
D. Ie%: PULASKI Tenn Charles NsDs ysmsIss
m s. IT, r:aiSri n fs Punt
SossisnsIne' Mich. Z. Davis, weIIsvills, n y;J;w:
as uai2 East Sddeser
Logsn Boise City, Idaho Thomas p Jackson Prince Ed
T;l.g%ens Estqs.sa De Nqr,vch.: = GC5nyalR
ley j 7; Ss.si. G. stone p. Tge%sas: T6o%p
is% r & sIts 1;:'Y asys i s$s
%eers ssarsn a. Do S WOOD
ou 1E'sT s. !5sss ssss.l l. asfsy, ESsssss w.
Adams. %s'tF Thoms: A. 6sp William wss %s. wansss
Jane. r. w sffrldss & e Wess xe1 FGsIsSn C. A
s:y,as S.,S HsSsfSsa AS:n: tssS;$;%
sssy;%; s;,sSs y l. M: In;
MiscIaaos Nma,-Pnssed Assistant Paymasters Milton
Boa oeose be
passed assistant psymasters.
Nomination Rejected.
The following nomination was rejected:-Eiward
stephens 10 be Consul at Leeds.
Changes in the Post Omce Department.
II is understood that large number OF clerks In
the General Post once will shortly be removed to
provide for new appointments.
Prepayment Of Interest the Public Debt.
Little less than half a million Of coupons have
been received at the Treasury to date account OF
the payment OF the May and July interest under late
orders Of Secretary Boutwell, The rebate amounts
to about 81, 70o IL Is expected that large amount
OF this interest Will be paid prior TO the maturity of