The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-24
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Washington News.
CHICAGO, April l6.-Thc Tribune's spc-
cial says Earraud, nominated to Valparaiso,
and Gen. Caldwell. nominated 10 Callao,
viii be changed. Many persons regret the
removal of Ross Brown, and the Pacific
coast Senator'S talk Of fighting Howard's
nomination.
The Foreign Committee has reported in
favor Of the nomination Of Sanford as Min.
| lister 10 Spain, Andrews to Denmark. Cur.
tin to Russia. Howard to China, aud Nelson
| 10 Mexico. All the New York and Brook.
lyn Revenue nominations have been con-
| Grmed.
The treaty for the settlement Of the claims
with Peru Is ratified.
Senator Chandler, who was present at the
alleged stormy interview between Senator
| Ross, Of Kansas, and Grant, contradicss the
published accounts. lie says the conyersa.
| lion was conducted without excitement, and
tho parties separated eonrteously.
The crowd Of Office seekers is terribly hun.
cry and fierce.
i IL understood that Fish, Secretary of
State, don't represent the views Of the Ad-
Ininistration relative TO Cuba, aud has been
oyerrulcd by the President.
Consul General Plumb is about leaving
fer Havana. lie carries preliminary In
| ssructi0ns looking To the restitution and full
satisfaction Of American citizens for all the
| injuries and insults received by them ct the
hands of the Spanish.
Capt. Campbell, ofathe brig Mary Lowell,
is assured that his rights win be protected.
Ii the facts relative to the Lizzie Major are
not exaggerated, the government is deter
mined TO demand rcparation and apology.
WasntsoTox, April l6.-Col. Campbell.
new Governor Of Wyoming Territory, quail
Tied yesterday, and left for tho Territory.
1t Il understood that the President will
Roon issue proclamation submitting the
Constitution Of Virginia 10 the people with
separate votes FIRST, on disfranehisement
second, on the test oath third, on the coun.
| ~ organization. Il is understood that the
vote will be ordered on the 4th Tuesday in
May.
Mr.. Dcfrees Is not an applicant for the Of.
fee Of Second Auditor, nor for any other
position under Grant.
Mr.. Wilson submitted resolution to the
Senate to-day. authorizing the Secretary oi
the Navy, with the consent of the Columbia
Government, to cause thorough survey 10
be made for railway or ship canal across
the Tsthmus Of Darien, from San Miguel to
! tho Gulf of Arabia.
i Mrs. Nichols, widow of the late General
Nichols, has been appointed possmistress oil
Fort Lcavcnworth.
WASHINGTON, April l6 Out OF l35 clerks
in the Third Auditors Office there are seven
who have been notified they will be removed
1t is stated that Second Controller Broad.
head received notice from Mr.. Boutwell, that
the Department had no intention of dispens
ing with his services. Mr.. Broodhcad,
consequently, did not tender his resigna.
= ton.
At the regular Cabinet meeting to-day, oil
the members were present.
Tho following are the nominations made
J to-day:
NJ NJ Delano, of Colorado, Consul tt
Foochow; VIM. IL. Wadsworth, Commits
E sioner under the treaty with Mexico Isham
Reaves, Associate Justice of Arizona; Ash
er b. Manson, Secretary of the Mint at Sar
Francisco Jas. p Cochrane, melter ant
reiiner, and Jas. P. Hornisted, coincr of tht
Mint at San Francisco A. II. Markham
Third Assistant Postmaster General. Rev
cnuo Collcctors-0tis Perm, of Stockton
E vice Davis withdrawing A. r. Flint, Rose
burg, Oregon. Registers, w. B. Butler
Aurora, Nevada, and w. X. Willis, Rese
burg, Oregon. The Senate has conf. mee
or Assessor, II. j. Tilden, First District o
, California. Regises of Land Offices
VI GHu uHu v
) Sacramento; Receiver of Land Office, Har
Fellows, of Sacramento. Postmasters- :
Thomas b. Hickey, Salem, Oregon j. j
Smith, 0roville, California; Miss NJ. j. Falls
Vallejo; Ed. Ruggles, Supervisor, Idaho
e. Barker, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
, Ministers-Robert G. Kirk, Argentine Re
i public e. D. Bassett, Hayti L. Mark
| brich, Bolivia; Geo. w. Wurtz, Secretar,
of Legation, at Florence Curtin, Russin
, Thos. IL. Nelson, Mexico. Consuls-A. S
Cetlan, of Utah, Brussels; Lemuel Lyon, q
Oregon, Kanagaws + Mathews, Calfor
! mia, Tangier David Turner, of California
3 LaPaz; Chas Wiele, of Nevada, Guaya
quill; Charles A. Sheppard, of New York
, Yeddo; Chas. ID. Perry, of New York, As
pinwall; s. L. Glasgow, Hayre. Consull
, Gen. Freeman II. Morse, London; g. B
Vanderburg, Florence j. M. Coed, Paris
Chas. M. Damn, Appraiser Of Merchandise
New York w. w, johnson, Revenue Col
: lector, Montana.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Republican,
, special says the executive session Of yester
! day was long and somewhat excited. Their,
!. were about one hundred and fifty confrma
tions and three reflections
u Mr.. Cameron madea vehement attack oE