Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

Fereta- By hi Government for the settlement
OF the questions with Spain 1t Is expected that
the Spanish Minister here has full owers from
his Government to enter into arrangements.
All points that may arise that cannot be settled
bs the two Ministers will be submitted to the
President Of the United States, whose decision
will be hnal; 80 at last there is every probabii-
ty Of this matter being amicably arranged.
SENATOR HILL, and half dozen member. of
the Legislature Of Georgia called upon Presi-
dent Grant at three O'Clock to- day, in oppoei-
ton 10 the policy of Gov. Bullock's administra.
ton in that State, and praying for a speedy
restoration upon the principles Of Governor
Brown and the conservati We element there
The delegation is counter to a committee OF
the Bullock party, which visited the Presi.
dent a few days ago.
A VIRGINIA DELEGATION OF TWENTY-FIVE
prominent citizens from Richmond, with
Lewis Mckenzie, Esq. Of Alexandria, at their
head, called ppon President rant at half. pas,
two O'Clock this afternoon to urge an election
In that State on the new consultation and for
State officers
The delegation desired the recommendation
OF The President to Congress to strike out from
the CONSTR ution the test oath, State disfrau-
chisement clause, and the county election tea.
ture, which were the only objections held
against that document.
The President expressed deep interest in the
restoration Of the State to the Union. aud init.
mated that he would Immediately ad wise with
his Cabinet and communicate a message 10
Congress recomm ending the adoption OF a res
ou'uhon in accordance with the views Of the
committee.
SONR OF THE NEW APPoINrIns.-3eu. An.
drew w. Dennison, who was nominated yes.
ferday as Postmaster At Baltimore, is q native
Of that city. and before the war was engaged
In mercantile business there. Daring the war
he commanded the Maryland brigade in Ger.
Warren's division, and was several times
breveted for kallantry in the field.
Mr.. James H. Clements, nominated for Post
master At Portsmouth, Va, is native Of this
city, son Of Mr.. John T. Clements, and has
resided at Portsmouth, Va, for several years
working At his trade of machinist in the Cos.
port Navy Yard. He worked in our Navy
Yard during the early part of the war, ard
when our forces took possession of Norfolk
and vicinity, he returned there.
Mr. ID. Il. Parker, nominated for United
States Marshal OF Virginia, was during the
latter part OF the war an agent Of the Post
Once Department, and an assistant to Col
MARYLAND TO reestablish the postal service in
he South, and had for q long time the SUPER
intendenee Of the mails to and from the Army
Of the Potomac. At the close OF the war he was
appointed special agent Of the Post Once De.
parIment for the State Of Virginia, which State
he now claims as his home. Heis Yet a young
man but has considerable administrativ We talent.
Mr.. Foster Blodgett, re-appointed Post
msstsr 1t Augusta, Ga, was reno Y ed from that
posit'on by President johnson, it will be re.
mrDbered.
TBB PREsIDEHT sent the following nomina.
tions to the Senate to-day:
Governors Of Territories-A. p. X. Stafford
Ar zona; Jno A. Campbell, Wyoming: Chas g.
Grove, New Mexico; .Jno. A. Burbank, Daco-
An; ALVIN Flanders, Washington.
s.eretar,es OF Territories-r. NJ. wilkins.
Dacotah; Edward J.. Perkins, New Mexico;
lanes Scott, Washington; Wiley :. Scrivener
Montana; Coles Bashford, Arizona; Frank
Hall. Colorado: Ed M. Lee, Wyoming; 5. A.
John M C,rey, U. s. Attorney for Wvomrnp
Iohn H. Howe, Chief Justice do; John w
kingnan and VIM. T Jones, Associate Justice,
George W. French. Chief Justice Daeotah:
J.ffrrson p. Kidder. Associse DO.
United States Marsnals-Jonn Ely, Eastern
I'm Districr OF Pepnsyivania; E. H. Murray,
Kentucky; l.. II. Litch1eld, Dacotah; WIN. II
Moulton. ldsho; Church Howe, Wyoming.
Consuls-O. NJ. Long, At Panama Horace II.
Jaeo de Cuba.
Collectors of Internal Revenue-Sami. +.
Miller, 18th N. Y; Horatio jenkins, Jr, Flor.
ids; Root. Williams, Jr- Sd Ohio; Chas M
MerIlck, 24th Pa; Thos L. GrisselI, 5th Ohio;
w. II. Barnes, LIST Pa Henry L. Duguid, 23d
N. Y Pinkney Rollins, eth N. O.
Assessors OF Internal Revenue.-9eorge L.
CLARK, 9Th N. Y; r. Holland Duell, 23d N. Y;
w. +. Myers, Nevada; J. W. Bo wman. 7th N
" Franklin Blades, 7th ILL.,; Napoleon Un.
Postmssterr-Nelsou q. ON. Holly Snr,n,.
Mise; VIM. Wilkinson, Romeo, Mich; P,etro
CDmeo. Upper Sapdusky, Ohio; Erwin Heath
Oshkosh, Wis; George A. Hobbs, 4eneseo, III:
John Nd Moore, Ply mouth, Ind; J. IL. Julian,
Richmond, Ind; Alvan Raney. Crawfords.
VILE, Ind; John L. Miller, Lafayette, Ind:
Silas H. Crounse, Helena, Montana; A. J.
smith, ST. Louis, NO.; Chas. w. Lowell, New
Orleans, La.
GRANGE OF CoMMANDRR.-The following
order was Issued tod day:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY
ADJUTANT GksERAL's OFFICB.
WARRINGTON, April 3, 1869.
0BNERAL Orders, No. %
1. By direction of the President of the United
states. Paragraph VIII of General Orders No
II. OF March 10, lc69, is b. rehv revoked,
81. Cooke, u. ). Army, Is assigned to the com.
mand of the Department of the Cumberland,
when 1t shall be relinq uished by Major Ciene-
raj Thomas.
BY command Of General sherman:
L. ID. TowNsEND, Asst AtI't Genl
NOMINATIONS CONFIRNKD.-The Senate In
Executive session yesterday afternoon con.
hrmed the following nominatons:-George