The New York herald., 1869-04-14

Naval 1aosEwaser Harri@sn. at Boston. Mass.
for Idaho; sias Reed, OF Missouri, for wyoming;
Chester d. Dawson, for Minnesota; O. W. BabcocK.
Philip Hornbrook. st Evansville, Ind.
Ontttd states District Atto'revs.-Frank N. Pix
ley. for the District Of California; A. I. Ackerman,
Uaated states ACCOMPLISHMENTS p. Barlow. for the
Southern district OF New York; George smith. for
Tor the Western district OF Texas Stephen b. Pack
ard OF Louisiana; samuel Plummer, OF New Jersey.
district OF Tennessee James Mclniire First dlsIrlcs
OF Maryland; g. NJ. Preston, First district OF Assis
spp NORMAN Secoad ass!Ss ~ Ns o. Iowa
h. s. Flint District OF Columbia George A. Everett
First district OF New York; Gordon l. Ford, lhird
OF New York; Henry N. hoyt Twelfth district Of
PennsyivaDa; w. II. Barnes First district OF Penn
Samuel v. Evans, Second district OF Maryland; Al
fred Pleasanton, Fourth district OF New York;
Joshua Z. Bailey, Thirty.second district OF New
J. o. Rawlns. First district OF California; Samuel
Magi. Seventh district of Indiana.
mings; First district Of New YORK; James McCartn,
Fifth district OF New YORK; L. 8 Doty, sixth DIS
U New ks%
district OF New York; Augustus Ford, Eighth ats
trict OF New York; A: p. Ketcham, Ninth district Of
Louisiana; A. w. Hawkins Seventh district Of Ten
nessee; John G. Miller, Tenth district Of New York;
Benjamin Meeds, for the District OF Columbia; John
1. Murphy, Second districs OF New jersey;
william N. Wiies sixth d district do o. indiana nan
Williams, Fifteenth district OF pennsylvania;
julius Enne%osey. II , rd district o. Sana Lonisi.
y. X Roberts, Fifth district Of Maryland; Samuel A.
Graham, First district Of Maryland; William Carey.
District OF Utah; Vincent II. Gregg Fifth district OF
Indiana; George c. Beets for Kansas; A. II. Langley
Third district or Texas; John p Rea Ninth district
q 0 q dsssct hrss 81 aS
baIna w. X Tapp. Thirteenth district Of Ohio
Justices OF Supreme courts or 1eiyttortes-Joseph
g. Palen, Chief Justice OF New Mexico; Henry s..
Johnson and Abraham Bergen. Associate Justices OF
New Mexico; Joseph X. Lewis Associate Justice OF
C0gcers or Branch Mfnts.-Abraham Curry to be
superintendent OF the Branch Mint at Carson City,
New; 4. N. Luther to be meter and rcnner at the
Branch Mint at Carson City, Nev d. w. Balcn TO be
assayer at the Branch Mint at Carson City, New.
Members or the Levy Court .fo,' the Dtst' tct Of
60 CottnsotG.-Alexander Gardner, Devere Burr, Will
Registers Us Of lana 0nces-E W. Roberts, at Marys-
vine Cs Henry G. Rollins s It's san Ionn ra
ton, Mo-. /; Addison Mandeli, at Detroit Mlch. Sii-
vanus Dodd, at Council Bluffs, Iowa. a. ": Dawiey;
Lands for Kansas; Watson Stewart, at Humboldt
Kansas
million, Dakota; e. ". Little, at Santa Fe, New
Mexico; Hart Fellows. at Sacramento, CAL; e. L. c.
cass, at Jackson. Mich; J. l. Nose Moser at lroason
Waicott, Of Kentucky, for Wyoming.
Pension Age,Is.-E. d. Porter, ut Dover, DEL; A.
Kaichen, at Detroit, Mich; 8. Goodreil, at Des
MONIES, Iowa; Harrison Adrien, at Baltimore, Md.
William II. Laurence at the Widows Agency, New
j. Ricks, at Knoxville, Tenn; D. ii. II. Parsons. at
Albany, N. r.; A. $. Calhoun, at Phjladelpha; VIII
liam Jayne, at Springfield, H.; j. s. Martin az Gen.
Indtan Agen.s.-F. Colegrove. at Hoopa Valley
Reservation, Cal.
George +. Tracey at Bridgeport Conn.,; S. GLEASON,
ut West Killingly. Conn.,; Samuel Booth, at Brook
n r. = g Gsyeana u ~, sneioyyvs Iena
at Rochester, MIMI; James E. Larkin at Concord,
N. H.: Enos Hopkins, 1t Nashville Tenn; Edward
Albany, Ga; Lewis Pratt at Woodstock, VT; Henry
harlow, at Springfield, vi Miles W. Brown, at East
New York; Henry ]. Yates, at jamestown, N. X;
James L. Dunning. at Atlanta, Ca.
Combinations BY the Senate.
The Senate was several hours in executive session
and then adjourned. Only two nominations were
confirmed to-day, namely, ]. Lothrop Motley. Minis
ter to England, and John Jay Minister to Austria
Revenue Decisions by Secretary Boutwell,.
Secretary Boutwell, has made the following de-
cisions:-
Sugar cane ana pineapple slips for seed are duti-
able at thirty per cent advalOrem; hedge or garden
shears, iorsy-lve per cent adval0rem- 1t beng rn-
oerst0od tat the usual rate OF commission cutlery
imported from Sheflleid Is not less than five per
cent the addition OF but two and one-han per
cent TO the invoice by the importer Is insu1hcient
The appraiser should add the difference 50 as to
July u, 1885, requiring In all cases as part OF the
dutable value the addition OF commissions at the
usual rates Dut III no case less than two and one
hall per cent?
The Quarrel.
Senator ROss' own account OF his "litte onplea-
santness' with the President agrees substantially
with what sent you last night II appears thu.
the difrculty was about the appointment of Sur
veyor General for Kansas. The present incumbent
is o soldier, and WAS appointed ut the request OF
VI ctkoA tbo fr< fl,o Drncs
dent was that Ross accused him Of turning soldiers
out OF ONCE. This gave rise to the exciting conyer
sation, an account OF which has already been made
public.
Continued Excitement Over Nominations
Disappointed Place Hunters Leaving Wash.
ingtcn.
The excitement In and around the Senate was al
most as great to-day yesterday. There was the
eager crowd, the same anxious faces, the same
eager watchdog the arrival OF the nominations.
Tie suspense was broken by the appearance Of
General Porter with huge batch soon after the Sen
a.e went into executive session. The majority were
consals, with few ministers and some Internal
revenue oficers. About three O'Clock General Por-
Ter brou ht In another list. There were more nomi-
nations sent In to-day than at any time since the po.
litca 81 Iotine was put In motion. As the desirable
places and majority of oil the others are now DIS
posed OF a. a matter OF course the outward bound
rams rci burdened with the disappointed ones
going HON. IA bad numor.
sesena,ie OF senafor sprague by the Work.
iugmen's Association.
Tie worl ing mems Association o. the District of
C.lurnbia. numbering several hundred according
to arrangement assembled at the City Hall this
evening. aud, attended by band Vi music and nle
OF torch tsarers, proceeded to the residence OF
senator sprsgue 20 tender him the compliment OF a
gerenade. On his appearance he was greeted with
applause and addressed by A. I. Cavs, Vice Presi-
dent OF the E,s.ons Labor Union, who said:
a. workngmei. We pay you the compliment OF q
seienaie. " uaik car approval and admiration OF
tEc bolJless and honesty IN which y0u dared 10 In
troauce and ulge the enactment OF measure de-
signed - relieve the people ana rescue them from
tie ciltoiie, OF lapacious banks and graspiny
molcy leaders
senator spragae responded as .olows:-
a. rnrras. II Ave pQrllQn Of the people Of tho