The New York herald., 1875-12-10

Surveyor General Tor Wyoming Territory; l. D. Ball TO
be Surveyor General for Florida Joha Clark for the
District OF Nebraska and Iowa Jacob NJ Patterson, J
10 be Pension Agent at New York city; Mark Tilton to
be Pension Agent at Madison, Ind +. G. Watkins 20
be Inspector Of Indian Affairs; Thomas c Woodward,
fIowa and Virgil D. stockbrdge, OF Maine 10 be Ex-
amners in Chief Of the Patent once David D. Cone OF
the District or Columbia TO be Secretary TO the Pres
dent to sign land patents NJ McGrew TO be Auditor
OF the Treasury for the Post Once Department; r. b.
Lilly TO be Deputy Auditor OF the same; William Hemp
hill Jones 70 be Deputy First COMPTROLLER OF the
Treasury; Levi Dague to be Coiner OF the Mint at Car
son, New. Ferdinand Meyer, A. c. Matthews, Thomas
J. Brady and George d. Chamberlain be Supervisors
OF Internal Revenue
To be Collectors OF Internal Revenue-E. II.
Rhodes for Rhode Island, r Lynch, for the
Nineteenth dstrc. -nia Joseph D. Web
ster for the First dlai illinois; Thomas ]. Kin
ney for the Ninth district Of Illinois, Charles B. Pet
tengi for the Eighteenth district Of Ohio NJ Bean,
for the Fifth district OF Wisconsin, l. B. Trowbrdge
for the First district Of Michigan r. T. Van Horn for
the Sixth district Of Missouri; H. Sturgeon, for the
First district OF Missouri W. s Holden for the Sixth
district Of Kentucky; J. L. coney for the Fourth DIS
trct Of Georgia. Andrew Clark for the Second district
OF Georgia; W. r. Green for the Sixth district OF Ten
nessee R. F. Campbell for the Third district OF Texas;
o. H. RUSSELL for the Third district of Virginia.
Collectors of Customs-Joseph A. Jones' for the Dis
trict of Chicago, Ill Elias Root, for oswego, n. r.;
William c. Marshall for Belfast, Me. ; Moses Lowell,
for Saco, Me-. A. S. DeWof for Bristol, r. Ridge
Paschal, for Corpus Christi, Texas; f. E. Grossman,
for Fernandina, Fla. James B. MITCHELL for York
town. Va
Appraisers OF Merchandse-C. W. Ringgold at New
Orleans, La Barbour Lewis at Memphis, Tenn /; l. s.
Hewlett, at Louisville, KY; R. c. Feldkump, at Chi
cago, III.
Surveyors of Ports-J. NJ Wells, at New Orleans,
La w. s. Chichester, at Lavaca, Texas Charles Lee,
at Augusta, Ga
Consuls-Solomon Steinberger, of New York, at Min
attan; Edward A. Harrington Of New York, at Osaka
and Hiogo; L. E. Dyer ofTennessee at olessa Charles
r. Douglass, of the District of Columbia, at Puerto
Plata; Bendx Koppel, at Bogota; Joseph Knots, of
Iowa. at chihuahua; Charles p Lincoln, of Mississippi
at Canton; Lewis Richmond, ofRhode Island, Cork;
George Howen, Of Vermont, at Messna; " N Smith,
of Arkansas at ST. Thomas, William G. Riley Of
Virginia, at Zanzibar A. G. Webster at Hobartown;
D. C. Van Remondt at st. Martins.
Daniel s. Richardson, of California, to be Secretary
of the Legation in Mexico Gratiot washburne to be
Secretary of the Legation at St. Petersburg; Eugene
Schuyler to be Secretary of the Legation Turkey and
Consul General Constantinope; Henry vignaud be
Second Secretary of the Legation at Paris.
Postmasters-C W. Goddard, at Portland, Me-; j. W.
Knowon, at Bridgeport CT. W. F. Hall, at Mcriden
CT 1T. s. Blodgett, Cooperstown, NJ Y Charles H. Hop
kins, at Utica, N. Y; S. G. Hamln, at Schenectady
N. r.; John j. Smith, at Sunbury, Penn. j. G. Par
ker, at New Orleans, La B. G. Conley, at Atlanta, Ga
Clinton Spencer, at Ypsanti Mich Thomas saylor at
East Saginaw Mich. W. P. Forsythe, at jefferson,
Wis; N. G. CARRIER, at Madison, Ind. B. W.
Davis, at Richmond, Ind; d. D. Taylor, at
Cambridge, Ohio; D. W. Simmons, at Jackson
s. Y. Smith, at Peru, H. Charles F. Toll
at Clinton, Iowa. N P Sunderland, at Burlington
Iowa; David Day, at ST. Paul. Mimi. Luke Marvin, at
Duluth, MINI; John G. Compton, at Columbus, Neb
Charles F. Meyers, at Porche, New; Ora Haley Al
Laramie, wy. Ter; N. J. Sharp, at Ogden, Utah Theo
dore W. Otis, at Prescott Arizona together with many
others for post Offices of less importance for which mp
pointments were made during the recess
There were also sent in large number Of nomina-
tions OF Registers aud Receivers and Indian Agents
and promotions in the lower grades Of the army and
navy all being appointments made during the recess of
Congress, and heretofore Published.
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
The Senate in executive session this afternoon, con-
nrmed the following nomnations:-Z Chandler TO be
Secretary of the Interiors Edward Perrepont to be
Attorney General; David Day 20 be Postmaster at 81.
Paul. Mimi. John c. New, OF Indiana, 70 be Treasurer
Commissioner of Indian Affairs and John Tafe, of
Nebraska be Secretary ofthc Terr tory Of Colorado
Vice John jenkins suspended during the of the
Senate
A REBUKE TO Mr. HENDERSON, SPECIAL coUN-
Sell IN THE wHIsKEY TRIALS.
The Attorney General to-day sent telegram to
United States Attorney Dyer at 81. Louis saying that
advices had reached him to the effect that special
counsel Henderson had, in the course of the Avery
trial. made attack upon the President and assuring
the United States Attorney that the department will
not continue TO pay special counsel for this kind OF
service.
COMMISSION FROM THE IMPERIAL GOVERN
MENT OF JAPAN TO EUROPE.
General George B. Williams, formerly Deputy Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue is at the Arlington, en-
route for Europe in the capacity of Commissioner of
the Imperial Government of Japan 20 Europe He is
accompanied by two japanese officers of rank, Mr..
Tomito and Mr. Minami We understand the mission
to have reference to financial and commercial matters
Conaral Williams ie accnmnanied Inv his wifi