Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-07
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
AFTER LONG WAITING
President Arthur's Cabinet
At LAST Completed.
Teller and Chandler Nominated.
THE FORMER CONFIRMED BY
THE SENATE.
The Enemies of the Chinese.
New Bills Against Them i'm
the House.
New Bills Against Them i'm
the House.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Cabinet Nominattons-Te1Ier and Cham
dIer for the Vacant PIaces-Other
Names Sent to the Senate-Other Mat
tiers.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-
day: Henry M. Teller, of Colorado to be
Secretary of the Interior; William E. Chan
dler, of New Hampshire, to be Secretary of
the Navy; William 81. Hunt, of Louisiana,
to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary of the United States to Rus
STA; Roland Worthington, Collector of Gus
toms, District of Boston and Charlestown,
Mass. : Alden B. Underwood, Surveyor of
Customs, District of Boston and Charles
town, Mass. Daniel Hall, Naval Officer of
Customs, in district of Boston and Charles
town, Mass. Fritz 5. Babson, Collector of
Customs. district of Gloucester, Mass. John
Jay Knox, of Minnesota, Comptroller of the
Currency; Israel S. Adams, of New
Jersey, Collector of Customs, dis
trict of Great Egg Harbor, New Jersey.
The nomination of Teller and Chandler is
considered good. The gossips concede that
there will be no further Cabinet change I'M
less Secretary Folger enters the gubernatorial
contest. His possible successorship is not
guessed. 1t is thought Kirkwood will be
made head of the Utah commission.
A warrant has been issued through the
Postofice department for the arrest of DIR.
Mary Walker for tampering with the mails.
Senator Hoar was very mad because Mr..
Worthington was nominated for the Boston
Collectorship and says he wants no more to
do with Arthur. There is considerable oppo-
sition developing in regard to the confrma-
ton of Chandler; but it is thought not
enough to defeat.
General Pleasanton,. who has been sick
with pneumonia for two days past, is pro
nounced out of danger by his physician, DR..
Hamilton, to night.
MIR. Shlpherd was cross examined By Mr..
Rice to da', but nothing of startling interest
was elected. The witness added to his nara
tive of what occurred at his first converse.
ton with Mr.. Blaine-the talk they then had
on the claim of the Credit Industriel, which
Mr.. Blaine said he could not recognize nor
ever permit France to recognize. Suarez
was open agent of this scheme, but according
to Mr. Blaine Elmore was the real agent, and
he travelled with Suarez as two pups tied
to the same string'
The Senate in executive session to. day con,
frmed the nomination of Senator Teller, OF
Colorado, to be Secretary of the Interior, ano
referred the other nominations to appropri
ate committees.
1t is expected Mr.. Blaine will appear before
the Foreign Affairs committee before tbs
close OF the Shipherd investigation.
The Presidents next public reception vii
take place on the 18th inst.
The Commerce committee have agreed tt
insert clause in the river and harbor bill
appropriating $4, 723, 900 for the improve
ment of the Mississippi below the mouth O
the Illinois river, So, 1913, 900 of this to b.
| used below Cairo and none to be used TO
levees to protect lands, but may be used TO
| levees for the Improvement of navigation ant
| the channel of the river, the work to be don
| according to the plans of the Mississippi
river commission