Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

70 the Senate the following nominations:
Assessors Internal Revenue-H. q. Pedige,
lst Texas; F. W. Sumner, 4th Texas; Benz.
Emmons, ith NO.; John b. Kenny, lst Pa;
Samuel Know, 18th Pa; Russell Errett, 22d
Pa; David M. harmony, 10th Pa; Albert
Chamberlain, 18th Pa; VIM. Henderson, 9th
n. e.; A. p. Ketchum, 9th N. Y; Augustus
Ford, eth N. Y; Charles W. Pierce, 1st Ala.
jam lanes YHcCartin' sth Aiai W. II. Trudwel''
Collectors Internal Re Revenue-Jonathan Rich.
mond, 7th ILL.,; IL. q Deming, let Conn: X. j.
Donaldson, 1st 5. O.; VIM. A. Darling 9th "
Y; f. III. Hohso on, lta KY; Cnas. F. Hogal. 9Th
Ind; Wise on Bowily, Oregon; A. p. ShstLucK,
Sd Miss Un is,in 5. Cole, 9Th N. Y; George
B. Johnson, Sd ono; Huron Hatch. ith WIS;
B. F. Joher'. 1st La; Samuel b. Davis. New
Me xico; X. r.. Oobb, I'd Va; o. W. Mather,
Sd West Virginia; James p. Prince, ID Va:
A. w. Morse, Sd w. Va. E. T. McGree, 6th
2d La: Clas w. Ford, 1st Mo Jas. A G,i.
brsirh, 1st Tenn; Geo. U. Evans, Sd Pa: lie wis
q Brow u. I'd Texas: Thos. w Davis, 22d Pa
VIM w: Baird, 8th Pa; q, J. Bruner, Iith Pa :
+. Wilcox, 5th Va; g. w. Palmer, 18th Pa;
John T. Foster, list Ala; Alfred Pieasanton,
An am N; y T.; il g. L. Ford, Sd n, Y; w; n Haw-
Joseph Freeland, 2oth N. Y; J. F. Bailey, 3sd
VIM; R; Martin, Surveyor Customs, Ports
William r. Halliday. Surveyor Customs,
Wheeling, Wv.
George Jerome, Collector Of Customs at DE.
troit Mich; John w. Bailey, do, Portsmouth.
N. H.: Albert w. Barney, do, Santiago. I exas;
VIM. Miller, do Mobile, Ala; "A, J. Gors, do,
St Augustine, Fla. w. d. Nolan, do, Della.
ware.
Z. OMeara Goodrich, Surveror, Philadel-
phia.
Geo. Eyster, Assistant Treasurer, PhiIadel-
George Witty, U. S. Attorney North rn Dis
David h. Parker, U. s. Marshal Virginia.
E. q. Camp, U. s. Attorney Eastern District
Rob't McPhail smith, Attorney Middle Dis.
trict Tennes. ee.
Isaac y. ouimoy, U. S. Marshal Northern
James Wadsworth, u S. Marshal Southern
Edward Pierrepoint. U. S. Attorney South
Amos T. Ackermap. u s. Attorney Georgia.
James D. Glover, u. s. Attorney Northers
Thomas B. Wilson. U. S. Attorney Southern
.. K. strickland. Assistant Justice sapreme
Court Utah.
There was also long list of postmasters sent
in, among them the following:-Wm r. Hol.
oway, Indianapolis, Ind; Alfred b. Wade,
South Bend, Ind; George w. Z. Black, Fred
Nd; Joseph L. Mahon, Elkton. Md; Andrew
w Dennison, Baltimore, Md; Frank B. Stew.
art. Altoona, Pa; George Bergner, Harrisburg.
Pa. :b r. :; HrdaiSs, UnsttanEoes a; Tenn; jos
Flournoy, Athens, Ga; E. ID. Fisher jackson,
Miss; A. J, Eggleston. Columbus, Miss; Thos.
J. Pickett, Paducan, Ky; B. L. winaas, New
Virginia; John O'Conner, Baton Rouge, Lou
isiaI q; James A. Mckee, Galveston, Texas:
Chas. M. Wilder, Columbus, s. c.; Thos. b.
Me; Dennison Steele, Toledo, o.. Thos. H.
rouids, Cincinnati, o., Appleton B. Clark,
Newark, O.;O F: Fa,rman, Elmira. n. Y;
y. Q. Atkinson, Virginia city, New.
Francis Eastman, Chicago, ILL.,; Isaac Keys,
Springfield, Ill.,; Jas. Lewis, Wilmin gton, Del;
Z. }. Rogers, Raleigh, N. O.; Ed. H. Reed,
New Mexico J. s. Graffns, Williamsport, Pa.
THE COMMAND OF THE FIRST MILITARY
DisrRICT.-By direction Of the President
Ma jor General A. :. Webb, has been assigned
to the command Of the First Military District.
until the arrival Of Brevet Major General
Canhy, who will relieve him, and General
Webb has been ordered to repair without delay
10 Richmond, Va. General Webb is the SON
Of General James Watson Webb, our present
Minister N Brazil. He Is graduate Of West
Point, and was lieutenant OF artillery at the
breaking ont Of the rebellion. He served in
various capacities during the war. He was
Inspector General OF the Army OF the Potomac
and Chief of Staff Of General Mead's command
Brevet Major General George Stoneman,
Colonel 2lst Infantry, has been relieved from
the command Of that district, and ordered to
accompany his regiment to the Military Divi.
sion Of the Pacific.
The order relieving General Stoneman,
issued from the Headquarters Of the Army to-
day, is as follows:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
ADTUTANT GENERAL OFFICE,
WAsHIN9ToN, March 81, 1859. \
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 75.-Extract
IL. Ny direction OF the President Brevet Ma
JOr General George Stoneman, Colouel 2Ist
United States Infantry, IL hereby relieved from
the temporary command Of the First Military
District and will accompany his regiment to
the Military Division Of the Pacific.
BY command Of General Sherman:
E. ID. TOWNSEND. Asst Adj't General.
INTERESTING PROM CUBA.-The Navy De-
partment received to-day several dispatches