The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-16

patch.-EDs. UNION
Rand is now confident that he will b,
| allowed to finish his term as Marshal fo
California, although Hoar nominated Hudson
last week.
The following nominatio we're sent &c
the Senate to-day:
For United States District Attorney, Franz
NJ. Pt1iey.
Registers of the Land Office-At Marys
county /; at San Francisco, Colonel Henri,
G. Rollins at Sacramento. J. G. McCallum
Receiver of Public Moneys at Sacramento
Hart Fellows.
Collector of Internal Revenue for the First
District, California, J. q. Rawlins.
Thomas H. Nelson of Indiana, as Minis
ter To Mexico.
Charles N. Reitti, of Texas, as Minister to
Costa Rica.
Henry 7. Sanford as Minister to Spain.
Horace Rubber. Of Wisconsin, as Consul
TO Switzerland.
William A. Pile, of Missouri, A. Minister
to Brazil
Freeman H. Morse, of Maine, as Consul
General at London.
T. b. Van Buren,, Of New Jersey, as Con-
sui General at Florence.
George W. Wurtz, of Pennsylvania, as
Secretary of Legation at Florence.
J. Meredith Reade. Jr., of New York. as
Consul General At Paris.
VIM. 2. Webster, of Massachusetts, as
Consul General at Frank fort on them
Rawlinx. was nominated vice Coey.
The resignation of Solicitor Jordan, Of
the Treasury. has been accepted, and Pleas
ants. Chief Clerk, was temporarily appointed
in his stead.
Admiral Hoff officially report. his arrival
at Southwest Pass on the 9th instant. He
says, after inquiry, he is unable to obtain any
information in regard to the Cuban expedi-
ton reported to be fitting out at New Or
Havana.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
The following nominations we're made to-
day:
W. L. Farrand, OF California, As Consul
to Valparaiso.
Richard N. johnson, OF Missouri, Consul
to Hankow, China.
Charles E. Perry. of New York, Consul at
Aspinwall.
F. w. Partridge, of Illinois, Consul a,
Bankok.
VIM. Thompson, of the District Of Column
bia, Consul at Southampton.
David Turner, of California, Consul at La
Paz.
CITY of Mexico.
Charles Weile. Of Nevada, Consul at
Guayaquil.
c. P Bone6eld, Solicitor Of the Treasury.
VIM. CORR, Assessor in the Revenue Dis
trict OF Utah.
w. W. johnson, Collector for Montana
and Idaho.
c. W. Little. Receiver Of Public Moneys
At Santa Fe.
f. Colgrove, Indian Agent at Hoopa VAL
ley Reservation, California.
The Senate. after debate, rejected the
Alabama treaty with only one dissenting
vote.
William A. Howard. Of Michigan, is NOM
mated as Minister to China, vice ]. Ross
Browne.
= C. c. Andrus to Copenhagen.
Fred Engle, of Pennsy lvania, as Consul to
Talcahuana.
S. L. Glasgow, Of Iowa, as Consul to
Havre.
Charles o. Sheppard, of New York, as
Consul at Yedo.
S. T. Trovbridge, of Illinois, as Consul a,
Vera Cruz.
Lemuel Lyon, Of Oregon. as Consul a.
kanagawa.
A. Mathews, of California, as Consul at
HANGERS.
James R. Partridge, Of Maryland, as Min
ster to Venezuela.
Abraham Curry. as Superintendent of the
san Francisco Mint, and Luther as Meter
md Re6ner.
d. W. Balch, as Assayer in the Branch
Mint at Carson City.
H. J. Tilden, as Assessor Of the First Dis
riot of California.
E. G. Parker, as Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs
G G. Fisher of Ohio, as Commissioner Of
'atents.
Harvey Van Dernam of New York. as
of Pensions.
J. G. Pa!en, as Chief Justice for New
dexico.
Who ia " Charles WsiIe of Nevada"
'porssd to be appointed Consul At
We know of no such a
erson, in or ont of politics. The re-
'ction of the Alabama treaty Was to be
1pee,ed, and the negotiations mus,
eEin de nopo a. Senator Sumner sng-
ested. There must be some mistake
bout Curry's appointment. The dis
a,ch gives him the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
he San Frdneiseo Mint. The Carson
int, more likely-at any rate we hope
, fer the cake of Carson. Don't know .
aleh who has been appointed Assayer
II our Mint. Guess he is an Eastern !
IA. J. G. McCallum succeeds Will. {
am Nicely johnson as Land Register At
acramsuto and Col. Cosy whose
ID ulations and vicissitudss are almost
, n al tn the ma and Anva ~ Gil PIas