The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-06

nomination OF Robertson or nave recom'
mended 10 him or 10 the caucus that action
on the nomination be postponed to au'
other session, are false, FabrlCatsrs ol
facts at this end OF the wire and those OF
the othersend who use the f4brications %
true, beat themselves, not me-"
ACTION or FHE ExECUEIVE SEsSI0E,
All the Treaties Ratified and More Than
Four Score Nominations Confirmed.
WARRINGTON, D, O., May 6.-The Senate
transacted remarkably large amount Of
business in executive session to-day, clear.
Ing the calendar ol treaties, and also Ia
king final action on eighty.four nomina.
tions in four and A'half hours.
The first matter disposed OF was the
Chinese immigration Treaty, which, after
the continuation Of yesterdays debate,
which lasted three hours, but developed
no fresh points Of interest, was ratified
without amendment by q practically
unanimous vote, there being only two
Senators recorded In the negative, The
Chinese Commercial Treaty, after q brlel
discussion, was also ratified without
amendment, and substantially without
opposition, Proceeding with the calendar
the Senate next ratified In quick success
sion the extadltion treaty with the United
States Of Colombia Consular Convention
with Italy, modifying and defining the ia.
diCial powers oi certain Oonsulates; Con.
vsntion with Morocco, respecting the tax.
alton prerogatives Of the Moorish Govern.
ment, and the treaty with Japan, prescrib.
Ing reciprocal duties for the Japanese and
United States Governments in cases Of
ship wrecks on their respective coasts.
During the balance OF this afternoon q
session the Senate confirmed the following
nominations:
VIM. Walter Phelps, New Jersey, En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo.
tentlary, Of Austria; Oortez FesSenden Of
Rome, Michigan, United States Surveyor
General for Dakota Richard W. Mont.
gomery, Receiver OF Public Moneys,
Bloomington, Nsb.; selden NJ. Bron.
son, Postmaster Of MenRsha, Wis; Col.
Ashsdon, Of Ohio, Governor Of New Mex.
leo Territory; Edward s. Meyer, United
States Attorney for the northern district
Of Ohio; Henry Fink, United States Mar.
Bhal for the eastern district OF Wisconsin;
Thomas Wilson, OF the District OF Colum.
bis, Consul at Ghent; John F. Jonne, OF
New Jersey, Consul at Nuevoharedo; L.
o. Jewett,I United States Assayer, 81.
Louis.
Surveyors Of 0ustoms-J Joseph L. Gas.
ton, Chattanooga, Tenn. John R. Leonard,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Collector Of Internal Revenues
Boggs, Eleventh District Of Ohio.
Registers ol Land Ofices-Wm. LetCher,
at Mitchell, OAK. John P. ovens, Sayler'S
Falls, Mimi; Charles B. Tyler, Tracey,
Mimi; Thomas H. UAvanough, 0berlin,
Kans. Christopher H. Smith, .Worthing.
ton, MINI.
Bsceivera OF Public Money-John Lind,
Tracey. MINI. ;Oharles Z. Chandler, ober.
lin, Kans.
PoBtmasters-James K. Willes, Brad.
dock, Pa; NJ. Z. Taggart, Lectonia, O.;
Thomas +. Shepherd, Mechanicsburg, o. |;
Edwin 8. Hubbard, Richmond, o. Joseph
+. wilkinson, Sidney, O.; Daniel Sayre,
Wabash, Ind. John Mckinney, j II, Aledo,
ILL.,; Edwin W. Phelps, Oakport, ILL.,; Jos.
sayles, Evart, Mich; Charles DeLamere,
South Haven, Mich. Henry E. Botiptord,
0tsego, Mich; Geo. u. Matthews, Hszle!
hurst, Miss. Thos. Richardson, Port Glib.
son, Miss Alex G. Pearce, Greenville,
Miss. VIM. 7. Upton, Cleveland, Tenn, |;
VIM. +. Hobson, Bowling Green, KY; H.
NJ. Cook, Columbus, Mo-; Henry W. Tur.
ner, Lexington, Mo-; Cornell Oryslat, In.
dependence, Mo.
| NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
The following nominations were made
by President Garfield to-day: George P.
Pomeroy, Of New Jersey, Secretary Of the
United States Legation at Paris; Mrs.
Julia p. Woodiolk, Postmistress at Jack
son, Tenn; William r. Durfee, Indian
Agent at the La Point Agency, Wis; Ma.
laChi Krebo, oil Indiana, Receiver OF Pub.
liC Moneys at BSise City.
TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.
The Treasury Department purchased
10000 ounces Of fac silver to-day, for
delivery at Gan Francisco, Philadelphia
and New Orleans.
Received at The Treasury Department
10 closing hours to-day, $S,S77, 500 OF 0 per
cent bonds for continuance at 81 per cent.
Total amount received 10 date, $74, ,352, 100.
General George A. Sheridan has express.
ed q determination 10 tender his resigna.
lion as Recorder Of Deeds for the District
Of Columbia.
WhitslaW Reid and Bride saiI for Europe,
New YoRk. May 5.-Mr. Whitelaw Reid