The Evening critic., 1882-07-14
Combinations Yesterday.

The Senate In executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations
Ministers Resdent-Lewis Wallace, to DO
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo.
Tertiary to Turkey; Henry q. Hall, to be En-.
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten.
tiary to Central America; j., 2, WicRersham,0 Of
General to Denmark; M. j. Cramer, OF Ken.
lucky, Minister Resident and ConsulGeneral
to switzerland; John A. Halderman, OF Mis-
souri,, TO DO Minister Resident and Consul
General TO Slam; william L. Stevens, OF Now
Hampshire to be Consul at Smyrna: N. X.
Sawyer, OF Florida, to DO Consul at Turks
Island; A. t. Sharp, OF Kansas, Consul at Ma
nilla.
s. B. Axtell, Of Ohio, Chief Justice of the su-
preme Court New Mexico.
Marshals-J. A. Mckee, northern district OF
Texas; Gustave schnitger, Wyoming Terri
tory.
J. g. Bigger, United States Attorney for north
Collectors of Internal Revenue-John F.Kum-
ler, tenth Ohio district; Horace Mckay, sixth
Joseph W. Robbins, of Illinois, Surveyor.
Registors OF Land. omce-Edward F. Taylor,
at Sacramento, CAL; George W. Frledley, Of In.
Postmasters-M. Van Deusen, at westvllle,
Mass; 7: +. Dickson, Port Byron, NJ y; @; A.
ILL.,; Mrs. Sarah E. Edwards shawncetown, ILL.,.
J. II. Dean, Winchester, Va.
Commodore A. X. Hughes, to be Rear-Ad-
to be Commodore in the Navy; Commodore @.
A. Stevens, to be Captain In tho Navy; Lieu
tenant Commander William II. Whiting, to be
Strong, to DO Lieutenant commander in the
Navy; =. Z. Greene, TO- be Lieu
the Navy; Midshipman q. f. Ormsby, to BIO
Ensign In the Navy; Lieutenant j. Marthon,
to BIO Lleutenant.Commander In the Navy;
John e. Roller, to be Lieutenant In tho Navy;
Ensign M. L. Wood, to BIO Master In the Navy;
Midshipman J. H. l.. Holcomb, TO be an Ensign
In tho Navy; Ensign @. A. Corbin, to a Master
IN me Navy; c Mid "a MI Edward Lloyd 1r'
Corps Of Engineers Army = Lieutenant
Colonel q. A. Stewart to be Colonel; Lteuten-
ant.Colonel Q. Z. Blunt to be Colonel; Major
o. NJ. Poe to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Major D..
Q. Houston, to be Northumberland. Addi-
tional-second Lieutenant o. Il. Crosby TO BIO
Second Lieutenant; Second Lieutenant j.. H..
Beach TO be Second Lieutenant Second LOU
| tenant IT. d. Dugan, Tenth Cavalry, TO be
| Second Lieutenant Third Artillery; First Lieu
| tenant j. d. Dillenback to be Captain First Ar
tillery; Second Lieutenant A. Shaker to be
First Lieutenant First Artillery. Additional
| Second Lieutenant 8. Rodman, IT,, Fifth Artil-
| lery, to be Second Lieutenant First Artillery;
Captain s. s. Elder, First Artillery, to BIO Major
| Second Artillery; Major ]. O. Tidball, Second
Artillery, 70 be LieutenantColonel Third Ar
| tllery. Additional-Second Lieutenant II. W.
Young, Third Artillery, to BIO Second Lieuten-
| ant Fifth Artillery; Second Lieutenant W.
Geary TO be Second Lieutenant Nineteenth
Army-Captain ID. O. Poloe, Twenty-second
| Infantry, TO DO Paymaster, with the rank OF
| Major; First Lieutenant g. II. Smith, Twelfth
Infantry, to be Paymaster, with the rank OF
| Major.
Cadet Engineers, to be Assistant Engineors
| In the Maya. W. Stahl, OF Now York; W. II
O. Basson, OF Ohio; W. s. Sample, OF Pennsyl
vania; ]. l.. Wood, OF Virginia; II. Hall Penn
OF -; A: o. Young, OF New York; Z. A. E
| King, OF Maryland; W. d. Weaver, OF Ken
| lucky; W. +. Durand, OF Connecticut; L. d
Miner, Of Ohio; A. II. Woods, OF Massachusetts
of Pennsylvania; A. L. Smith, OF Wisconsin
Il. W. Kinkaid, OF ohioi W. s. Smith, of yir
| ginia,