New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT
r,,,apAps TO THE TRsUSEI

-, Noe e-The President sent in a
b.,ve number Of nominations to-uaS "o' VI IT,
H. anpointments made during the rec' SS - '',
s.aatas, interest are of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
E.s 90 the vacant Major-Generalship; Com
knodore Earl English to be onnei "
kho Bureau Of Equipment anu
Recruiting In the Navy Department. VIM ~
emv,h. of Albany. to be major ana pay master II
sbe Army. and Col. Geo. f. Warning the well-known
s..''-,.,' 40 no q member of the National Board
nf Health. rhio
W., n Smvth "a son of John +. Smyth in'S
rnoin,ment from civil life over the heads OF nun
s,reSs Of Army officers. Is in accordance WIN |"
Sns,om which most recent Presidents nave io''
{owod and which President Arthur has by no means
heolected A number of appointments maze curing
she recess including those of Harvey L. oono@
Milliam H. Danielss successor az Oonoo
nor Mt Ocdensburg; Mr.. Stevens suooe''O,
M Erastus Clark rs Fostmaseer .
hynca, Mr. Tullock. the new Postmaster III WASH"
snaton Clinton McMichael the new Marsha'' anu
-,hors we're not included. There have been rumors
That the Administration proposed TO reverse ns "0
sion in the case Of Daniels but the fact that
n,hs, apno,ntments of the same nature were
aso withheld shows that no sgnihcance Is 10 pe NJ
facbed 10 the withholding OF Joness name. a ne
kndionation aroused nv Danelss removal LOT eucco
kpon the Saratoga convention, and the pro PROM e
That were made at the convention that he should DO
Senstated will he well remembered. 4,
Following is a full list Of the NOMINATIONS senV III
to-day:
War-Brieader-Genera John Pore to be Major Gen M
era Colonel Rsnad >, M Ws am nneer Psymas
Fer TO he Colonel and Deputy raymasas s
ensT"; MOt Engineers
William b. Roy a. sd Cavalry to Dc Ooione, , hrsrS 70
COLONEL Sd Araey Major 3, s GsS&SnSa S s9
Isl Artillery, Captain F. Bernard LIST Cayairy 10 oS
CE sth C az Major tnP' Are Captain g. vii
dricI 81 Artillery. 10 be Major 9th Artillery. y
yP6am no' Ist Calvary James Ropes caS "
X O. Howell % Artillery James b, BuroS wi, On
lin Infantry James 1"sI asors and l I6e fol-
xneene A Ellis sth calvary william A. simpson "a
f,sb' I'm Artillery James s Petit, 1sInfantry Ar
thur t. Wagner. 6th Infantry Ge9rge L. n Po oo ~
6ckerson 10Th Infantry Theodore Moshei' --u LII
FTsSnsfers-First Lieutenant Edward s. Chapin 4tn
Artilery. First Lieutenant l2h laianr1 Firt
Teuenant Leveitt H.waker 10Th Infantry tope ffs'
TsrerN r. Macaaiy Of Massachusetts, to be Assist
sITSs e19 P Pa A Wa H. smith Of New
YORK DO Major and FSSisb to be Chief o, the
Bureau o Equipment and Recruiting IN the Department
rHdmiral Nicholson Will be relieved Of the CON
and Of tue European station IN March next oy oP nal
dor Baldwin, duty with the LlsnthoaSe oDlI
Admiral Nicholson Will probably be retired III N"'eh
next , >,.,.,,.. novo
The monitors Passao, Montauk ana Nah'uoAe' Ha'e
beeu ordered out OF commission.
The Passaic Is ut Annapolis the Montauk az Leaguc
fsand Pepu and the Nantucket AT the New-lurk Navy
Sard. Iney will be put Out OF commission rs soon rs
their stores landed. - $1,000, =. -.
Slf,-Cienr % r. Waring. r., OF Rhode Island to De
Ynemher OF the National Board OF Health Heiry "a;
Morgan, OF louisiana to be secretary ol INC Aos"'4o u
tle United states 60 Mexico. . =,
f.i,rior-Wnliam III. Walker, OF Massachusetts TO DC
xrlnciu clerk OF private land claims IN the Genera
Lend office. John W. Garden, Of Calioria 10 ne Iegle
Ter OF the Land Ooe at Shasta, Ca FRANK " Wdru, oi
h.R A
Cal Vac Randa OF Nebraska, TO be Receiver OF fuoiic
Moneys at NiobfaIa NeD James Luse, OF lnuahh 10
~ r,dser ~ the Land Onice Dead GOD. OAK 10 DE
Irdian AeentsWliah G. Cornell, OF ONO, al the JIM
ta Agency in Orrgon d. NJ Riorlan, OF Arizona AT the
Navajo gency In MeXicoi John W Clark OF MicnlBaI
t ne Colorado River Agency in Arizona; A. H. JacASOn
OF Nehra ska, az the Pima Agency In Arizona -,
department Of Jushoe-Edward NJ. Cheney, OF florGa
a. he attorney OF the United states for the Mort hern DIS
tTlet of FLORIDA Hillman Hail TO be Justice OF the
Peace for the District OF Columbia.