, 1873-03-14
Lae1no ~ kairoad Is ut Council Bluffs instend of
at Omaha, seems to DO premature, as he still
has the matter under consideration.
ITO The Asaoctated PJtsx1

| N0AINAI1DNS.
| WASHINGTON March 13.-The President sent
| to the Senate the following nominations
Postmasters-A. E. Bloun:, Cleveland, Tenn.
| A: G. Sharp, Chattanooga, Tenn; Mrs Julia c.
| Woolfozd, Jackson, Tenn; John D. Lewis,
| Pulaski, Tenn; Arthur D: Downs, Wyandotte,
l: MchtcF, Council drove, Ran; IL: B. Bald-
Aurora, III; william 9. Stewart, Mafsn. M
g., q; Samuel n; Price Lexington,
By; i Gxn1s,al BENJAMIN s,i L Wina9s Newport ~;
tor, Msysyille. Ky; 4. B: Hip, Lebanon, r.;
John J. Aarnew. Fort Wayne Ind; John B.
dTer, Wabash. Ind; Il. III. Redington, Elyria,
~; Ill Ihomna " Golfer, Coshocton, o.; II. B.
vile, Q.
Inc PRESIDENT has designated for appointment
IS Cadet Midshipmar,~at-Large Frank Crockoy,
to"a' 1' son 70 q y t1e late volul
Iowa
,lI The m outstanding lcgaltender notes to-day are
CONFINED
The Senate confirmed tho following nomlpa-
lions: Postmasters-Silas q. Cruny. Helena.
MoEtana; Hector s. Humphrey, Vandalia, ILL.,;
Joseph shalte, Salem, III; James Cunningham,
W, Tentraila y HI George A Hobbs, Geneseo, NJ;
Denny. Vincennes, Ind; Alvin Rainey, Crnw-
fordsville, Ind; II. Ladebil, Kenton, o.; John
SWorthout. Columbus, Ky; John ". Williams,
Neenah, Wis.,; E. ": Keys, Madison, Wis; J. r.
Moak, Watertown, Wis: B. T. Wyne, Plattyillo.
Wis; James Coleman, Fond du Lie, Wis; ". s.
Blakeley, Junction City, Kansas.
receiver OF Public MoneyB-Anos sheck,
=, Registers Of Land Offices Morgan Bates,
Collectors Of Customs-John q. Shower. for
ttie District OF Minnesota; Thomas A. Cum
mings, for Montana aud Idaho.
United States Ataorneys-Bluford Wilson,
Southern District Of Illinois; Joseph o. Glover,
Northern District OF Illinois.
United States Marshals-CharleB s. Hamilton.
Eastern District Of Wisconsin; Stephen B. Pack
ard, Louisiana
NOT TO BE REMOVED.
The report that David Dlakely, Pension Agent
At Chicago, is to be removed, is authoritatiTcly
denied.
PERSONAL.
~. Robert ID. Douglas, eldest son OF tho late
stephen A. Douglas, WAS to-day confirmed
United States Marshal for the Eastern District
OF North Carolina Mr.. Douglas was, until re-
Gently, private secretary to President Grant.
POLITICAL. BALL.
Various Republican State Associations have
completed arrangements for 3 grand National
uuion bal! in the Inauguration ball building, On
the 25th Of March.
JAPANESE CLERGYMAN.
AAotla@44A VIZ ~ AtAAC10 IAN h-6tuQ6lL III WISH
ington has been elected to deacons orders by
the Baltimore Methodist Conference, and admit
ted to full connection He will soon return to
Japan.
PRESIDENT GRANT INTERVIEWED.
NEW foHK, March 13.-1n III interview with q
Heral1 reporter at Washington, yesterday, Presi-
dent Grant is reported as saying that no changes
are to take place in tho Cabinet beyond that
which Secretary Boutwelrs resignation will oc-
caslon. Noyertheless, the financial policy OF the
Administration will not be changed
He hopes to see the Republic Of Spain well
established, and thlnks that by the end OF the
year the independence of Cuba will be secured.
President thinks that the Samana Bay scheme
will result in the Development of that country so
TINT our Government will ultimately annex it for
something like $40, 900, 900 or s15, ,000, 600.
me people OF Utah. he says, obey the lawB.
He is satisdcd with his Louisiana policy.
:. The Indian peace policy succeeds 80 weu that
be has the greatest faith in it.
a visit to st. Louis will DO made when the
first opportunity in bis business will permit.
THE PRESIDENT AT PHILADELPHIA
PuHADE1ruiA, March 1s.-President Grant
arrived heze this afternoon. He was the g1est
!de Uion " Eeagas Hoaso,h hi" b5 5""oh The Hdn:
Wayne McVeigh, at tho conclusion Of
which the President took tho train for
Washington The universal Impression here
among the knowing ones is, that uotwithstand-
ing the announcement that the visit was of a
purely social and privnte nature, it means tho
reelection Of Pennsylvanian for Secretary Of the
Navy.