Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-09
NOMINATIONS BY THE pREs1DENT.-Th

NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.-Th-
President sent to the senate to-day very
large number of nominations, almost all OF
them being appoin tments made during the
recess. Among them are the following
Zachariah Chandler, of Michigan, TO be Sec
rotary of the Interior; Edwards Pierrepont, OF
New York, Attorney General; Ayres =. Mer-
rill, Of Mississippi, Minister Resident at Bel
GUM; Richard Gibbs, of New York, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
10 Peru; Christian Wullweber, of iowa, Min
lister Resident to Ecuador; John C.. New,
Treasurer of the United States; Curtis +
Burnham, of Kentucky, Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury; Henry A. Lockwood, Com
missioner of Customs; Z. Holland Duell, OF
New York, Commissioner of Patents; John
q. Smith, of Ohio, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs; Edward $. Tobey, Postmaster at
Boston, Mass; Austin c. Chase, PoStmaSteI
at Syracuse, n. Y; Major Robert Macfeely,
CommissaIy of Subsistence, to be Commits
s8ry General OF Subsistence, with the rank
of Brigadier General, Col. VIM: Mckee Dunn,
Assistant Judge Advocate General, to be
Judge Advocate General. with the rank o.
Brigadier General; LIST Lieutenants f. f.
Whitehead and John +. Weston, to be cap
tains and commisSarieS of subsistence: LIST
Iieutenants j. II Lord, j. NJ. Marshall, L.
Il. Atwood, and John Simpson, to be CAP
tains and assistant quartermasters; 1st Lieu
tenants T: T. Thornburgh and VIM. Arthur,
land, and j. A. Brodhead, of Massachusetts,
TO be majors and paymaSterS; Commodore
Daniel Ammen, to be chief of Bureau OF mar
lgatiOn; Commodore s. ID. Trenchard, to be
rear admiral; Commander John Irwin. to be
captain; Lieut.. Commanders T. L. Smith
and o. l.. Huntington, to be commanders;
George w. Emery, of Tennessee. Governor of
Utah; 5. b. Axtell, of California, Gov
ernOr OF New Mexico Territory; John
Tafiee, Secretary OF Colorado Territory;
William Sanborn, Secretary of Arizona;
ming territory; l.. ID. Ball, do. for Florida:
John K. Clark, for district of Nebraska and
Iowa; Jacob NJ. Patterson, jr., Pension agent
nj New York city; Mark Tllton, do, Madi-
son, Ia; Il. {. Watkins, inspector of Indian
affairs; Thos. c. Woodward OF Iowa and Vir-
gil ID. Stockbridge of Maine, to be Examin-
ers In Chief Patent Office; David ID. Cone, of
District of Columbia, secretary to the Presi-
dent to sign land patents; j. ~. McGrew.
Auditor OF the Treasury for the Post Office
department.. +. b. Lilley, deputy do; VIM.
the Treasury; Levi Dagne, coiner of the
mint at Carson, Nevada; Ferdinand Never,
A. c. Matthews, Thomas j. Brady, and Geo.
b. Chamberlain, to be supervisors of inter
Collectors of Internal Revenue.-E. h.
Rhodes for Rhode Island; Charles NJ. Lynch,
18th district Pennsylvania; Joseph ID. Web
9th Illinois; Charles B. Pettengill, 18th Ohio
j. M. Bean, 5th Wisconsin; l.. b. TroW.
bridge, LIST Michigan; X. T. Van Horn, 9th
Missouri; ]. III; Sturgeon, LIST Missouri; w.
Georgia; Andrew Clark, ID Georgia; w. f.
Green, 9Th Tennessee; r. F. Campbell, Sd
Texas; o. II. Russell, Sd Virginia.
Collectors of Customs-Joseph r. Jones'
for district OF Chicago. ILL.,. Elias Root, Os-
wego, N. Y; VIM. c. Marshall, Belfast, Me-:
Moses Lowell. Saco. Me-; A. 8. De Wolf
Bristol, r. l.; Ridge Paschal, Corpus Christi,
Texas; F. e. Gooseman, Fernandina, Fla.
James b. Mitchell, Yorktown, Va.
Appraisers OF Merchandise-C. w. Ring
gold, at New Orleans, La; Barbour Lewis,
Memphis; Tenn; l.. s. Hewlett, Louisville,
KY; r. c. Feldkump, Chicago, Ills.
Surveyors Of Ports-J. NJ. Wells, New Or
leans, La; w. s. Chichester, La Vaca, Tex;
Chas. Lee, Augusta, Ga.
Consuls-Solomon Steinberger, N. Y, at
Minatillan; Edw. A. Fanington, N. Y, at
Valencia; N. j. Newwitter, ". Y, at Osaka
and Hiogo; L. E. Dyer, Tenn, al Odessa;
Bendix Koppel, at Bogota; Joseph Knots,
Iowa, at Chihuahoa; Chas. p. Lincoln, Miss,
at Canton; Lewis Richmond, Rhode Island,
at Cork; George III. Owen, VT, at Messina;
v. n. Smith, OF Ark. at st. Thomas; VIM.
G. Riley, of Va, at Zanzibar; A. G.. Web
ster, at hobart Town; ID. G. Van Romondt,
at st. Martins; David 8. Richardson, of Cal,
TO be secretary of legation in Mexico.
Also, large number Of postmasters.