The New York herald., 1869-05-05

Louis J. Kirk, wee W. II. Dcty, Deputy Surveyor,
at s., 500.
wee William Usher and j. J. shaw, at s2,5o
Henry O. Lake. Charles IL. Phelps. d; B; Dudley
and D. r. Curtis, 10 be weighers, wee " II. hawEns'
w. A. Smalley j. Neary and w. g. Waite, at $1,000.
John Crumiey and VI. A. Styles, 10 be gaugers, vice
]. v. Godng and :. L. Pratt, removed, al $zoo9;
Masters erss and ID " Seei A. MOTIFS, o G clerks at
Robert T. Shemare, vice L. NJ ). kedmore' cerk'
at s1.50o.
ID. c. Roberts and. W. Lalor, vice z. D. WestorOoK
and J. Price, clerks to Naval Oiicer, at 81, 400;
l.. ii. Hubbard and p. IL. Wells, vice Y. "afueh
and Silas Wright, clerks, at 81 2OO
w. s. Sallngre, vice Z. W. Lawrence, CLERK, al
James F. Conger, r. Des Anges, c. s. Strong, W.
j. Young, II. J. Bennett John GreenDack JOhn van
Deyenter' A. f. chamberlain wB;ng r b. naiaw n Hold.
RIDGE Thomas +. Could F. Hawley. E. 3. Livingston.
Alfred Douglass Bailey 3. Brown, L. Scnemernorn
Dewey ana George Parkard, to be day inspectors
vice e. !. Meryn Aaron Herman u. "a. bgper., pr. D.
g. ha!iey w: H. Lane & W. A. MaItn' Hd ona r. seden
I. Buckley, T. VI. Cook, James Bryan, John s. Moore,
J. b: Randolph, George J: Wood IA; J. Mattoon, l.
A. McGaughey. J. Hobart Ward, William Cnarmley'
Robert :. Cook, j. Yearman and Eugene Delmar, re-
moved at four dollars per day.
Charles Bathman, William Graham, X ildinl, D. IL.
Book, James Steyent0n, J. NJ Smith, A. J. Miner,
J. Enrich c. T. Rose George Sherman, IL: e Gill
and Patrick Rafferty,, vice George Hewitt william VILLAIN
William Doherty, J. Eagan, Morgan Price, Patrick
Rely, Patrick Tilghe r. Harkin ana j. MITCHELL,
night inspectors, at three dollars per day.
A. HaascOm, clerk, ut $1,000, removed.
Peter VOyleeang anu Il. Van Nakenburg vice
Samuel Wheey and j. ". Taylor, messengers, at
5000.
r. Gardiner r. T. Mortling and James English,
vice j. W. Hdwell, A. w. Alcock and Isaac Britt0p,
messengers, at $500 per annum.
S. W. Clay, vice Peter Vogesang, messenger at
$500.
John Brewer ]. w. Hastead, Isaac S. Young, L.
II. Clark and H. w. Jennings, storekeepeis, re-
moved
These appointments have all been approved.
In the Naval Onicer's department Mr.. Cornell 5.
Franklin has been retained for special deputy, ana,
under direction OF the Naval Officer, Will have gen.
era supervision OF the Office. Mr.. Edward de For
rest viii have charge Of the entry. liquidation,
amendment, manifest, debenture clerks ana
cashiers departments, and the warehouslng
and auditing bureaus Will be In charge OF
Deputy s. W. Burts. The clerks are required
to be seen at their places or duty at nine A. NJ and
TO remain until four O'Clock p. NJ and books will be
kept in each room which the clerks Will be re
qured to enter the time OF their arrival and depar-
ture. Unexplained absence viii result IN dismissal,
and any cOllusiOn with merchants or their agents,
whereby the revenue may be defrauded, VIII be 1ol-
lowed by prompt removal and such other punish
ment as is provided bv law.
Yesterday Messrs JenckeS and SchurZ, OF the Con-
gressional Committee on Retrenchment paid a visit
to the Custom House, and had interviews with AS
sistant Collector Clinch, Secretary Il. q. Anthony
and other officers.