New-York tribune., 1874-06-03

New Haven. Collector. present salary $s74s; first
reported 1900.
Buffalo Creek N Y, Collector, present salary sas2s;
first reported A,0O0.
first reported $1,000
Key West Collector present salary sa256; first
ported $1,000.
Bangor Me-, Collector present salary s2,ssc; first
proposed, $2,5O0.
Bath, Me. Collector present salary, $,3s3 as first
proposed, $500.
Newburyport Mass, Collector, present salary a. 223
as first proposed, $500.
Delaware CITY, Del, Collector. present salary, t,oO1
as first proposed, $500.
Portsmouth. N. H. Collector. salary, s9s7 as
first proposed 5000.
Ply mouth, Mass, Collector present salary, t957;
first proposed $4,000.
Salem and Beverly. Mass. Collector, present salary,
N,l29; as first proposed, $2,OOO
wiscasset Me-. Collector present salary so3 as first
proposed, $500.
Alexandria Va, Collector. present salary 3691 as first
proposed 81 200.
Apalachcoa, Fa Collector, present salary $Ss2; as
first proposed $1,000.
Fernandina. Fla, Collector present salary s4sI as
first proposed 1900.
Sag Harbor. N. Y, Collector present salary s56; as
first proposed 500.
Annapolis. Nd Collector present salary sos first
proposed $500.
first proposed $500.
York. Me- Collector present salary s2os as first pro-
posed, $500.
Marbehead, Mass Collector, present salary s2Si
first proposed $500
Bristol aud Warren r. L. Collector present salary s97
drst proposed $500
Little Egg Harbor n j. Collector present salary 400
as first proposed, $500
TappahannOck, Va, Collector, present salary s401 as
first proposed. $500.
The bill Will not be called up before Thursday.
THE PRESIDENTS LAST APPOINTMENTS
GEN. BusTows NOMINATION UNANIMOUSLY CON
FIRMED-NARRow ESCAPE OF MIR. RICHARDSON
FROM AN ADVERSE VOTE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCH
WASHINGTON, June 2.-When the Senate
Executive session this afternoon, unanimous
report was made from the Committee on Finance,
recommending the confirmation of Gen. Brstow 10 be
Secretary OF the Treasury the place of Mr. Richard
son, resigned. The Senate, without hesitation, unani-
mousy confirmed the nomination. Not so, however,
with regard TO theinominatOn Of Mr. Richardson to be
Judge Of the Court Of Claims which was not reported
back unanimously from the Committee the Judiciary.
During the 40 minutes session, views we're inter
changed by Senators rather in a conversational way
than by debate the Democrats openly basng their
opposition to the nominee on the report OF the Commit
tee of WAYS and Means and the accompanying testi-
mOny in the Sanb0rn case having reference to him.
With this exception, question arose as TO his fitness
for the Judgeship. But little said on
the Republican side; certainly there was no
formal defense of his conduct in the matter
of the sauborn contracts Finally, when the question
was taken on advising and cOnseDtng TO the nomina
tion number of Republican Senators In their seats de-
cliued to vote sufficient number " them, however,
did so 10 carry the confirmation by small majority. II
those who opposed the nomination by failing TO respond
TO their names had voted in the negative the nomination
would have rejected The Senate had been can
vassed by a Senatorial friend OF Richardson a week be-
his nomination transmitted to the Senate, when
It appeared that the confirmation could be secured
though by small majority.
Massachusetts, has two Judges on the bench VI
the Court of Claims. Messrs. Loring and Richardson.