New-York tribune., 1882-04-13
THE LATEST NOMINATIONS.
IBY TELRGRAPM TO me- GKIBUNg.l


WASHINGTON, April ia number of diplomatic
and consular nominations made to-day, ,involv-
ing some curious shifting in the service
George Nancy, of Tennessee, now Minister to
the United States of Colombia, was nominated for
Minister Resident and Consular-General in Boil
ivia, which is place OF lower rank
William L. Scruggs, of Georgia, formerly Minister
to Colombia who has been III the past four years at
Chin Kiang and Canton, and at Panama, was nomi-
mated for his old place in Colombia. This nomina-
tiOn is attributed to the influence of Senators Hill
and Brown of Georgia, and Is regarded as one in-
dcaton Of the disposition the part of the Admin
n'faton to tocultivate friendly relations with South
ern Democratic Senator's in view of the possibility
that some Of the Republican Senators may not be
"nng al all times TO act with the Administration.
T. C. Andrews of Minnesota, who is nominated
ior Consui-General at Rio Janerio, was formerly in
ue consular service. John Gallagher, of Pennsyl-
vahla who related to of the propretors of The
fAadtphia telegraph, was nominated for this place
some months since through the influence of Senator
cameron, but the name was withdrawn on account
VI lhe opposition Of many OF the Pennsylvania
delegation, and also Of members of the New-York
.hanber Of Commerce who felt that they were ell
ulleG 10 10 consulted with regard to that place.
ihomas AdamsOn, who is now Consul-General at
MO was to-day nominated for Consul at Panama
smuch Inferior place. This change makes room for
M Andrews
1oseph r. Swords, nominated for Consul at Trini-
ual mas borne an excellent record in the service.
anu ne ieels that he has been unjusly treated, his
appointment. like anumber of those named, being
we reverse of promotion. Mr.. Swords does not n-
end 70 accept the place, and will return to com
AAiClal life. He was highly recommended.
~ ~ consul at Cologne, was formerly at Munich.
",cotge ,g T. Bullock, formerly at Cologne, is now
funSted for Annaberg. Theodore COnlsus,
ineriy al Bremerhaven, Germany, which has
foGu nade a Consular Agency under Bremen-snce
run sroan NJ Wilson was promoted from Panama to be
S'usul at Bremen-was dominated today at Apia
Sal = .he Samoan Islands. which is not considered a
oesslrabe place.
Following is the full list of appointments made
.1e9rge Nancy Of Tennessee 10 be Minister Resident
sIr Sonsul- General Of the United States Bolivia
a. nnsm L. seruggs, Of Georgia, Minister Resident of
Slu.ed states TO the United states OF Colombia
p,Si andrews, Of Minnesota, Consul General Of the
csu cu states at Rio dc Janeiro
Vg.-Joseph f. Swords, OF District OF Columbia,
Ls,.1Aoi samuel spackman, Of Pennsylvania at Co
ne-v Tsorge H. Bullock Oi Indiana, at Anndberg, Ger.
ineyoore Conlains, OF Illinois at Apa Thomas
1soh 81 pennsylvania at Panama
hlt,s- -1AeutenaDt COloDel William 4. Cariin 18th In
Eash :. pe tOloAel, 4th Infantry Captain Edward u.
IL, 10Th Infantry 70 be Major 9Th Infantry First
isn,. SECOND Lieutenant william Pauldng 10th In.
6th 70 DC flrstIieuenant Major Orlando H. Moore
Fosf..Iy, 70 pe LeueDant-COlonel, l7th Infantry.
Gev T. 1s-Edward g. Rowel at Lowell, Mass; An
jaison lnkhaln al Aiddleborough. Mass benjamin T..
00sias Ssfatoga Springs, n. Y; Benjamin 81. Pearne
H- IL Ai1ia4 MaIeary. st braddock, Penn: