National Republican., 1883-12-06
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
List OF the Names Sent into the Senate 10
Official Confirmation.

List OF the Names Sent into the Senate Tor
Official Confirmation.
The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate yesterday:
Walter Q. Gresham, of Indiana, to be post
master general, vice 7. o. Howe, deceased.
Seth Ledyard Phelps, of the District Of
Columbia, to be envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary to Peru, vice James
r. Partridge, resigned.
William w. Thomas, jr., of Maine, to be
minister resident to Sweden and Norway,
vice John L. Stevens resigned.
Richard Gibbs, formerly minister to Peru,
to be minister resident and con sui general to
Bolivia, vice George Nancy, resigned.
John M. Langston, of the District Of Colum-
bia, now minister resident and consul general
to Hayti to be also charge d'atlairs to Santo
Domingo, in accordance with the act Of con-
gress approved Feb. 26, 1888.
Samuel w. Ferguson. of Mississippi, to be q
member of the commission for the improves.
ment Of the Mississippi river. vice James B.
Eadg, resigned. oFi eN2 1f'
Charles Lyman, of Connecticut, 70 be chief
examiner OF the civil service commission.
Henry White, Of Maryland. now secretary
Of legation at Vienna, TO be second secretary
of legation TO London, vice Ehrman s. Madal,
nominated for consulate at Nantes.
VIM. t. Strong, of Massachusetts, to be Sec
retary of legation at Vienna, vice Henry
White, nominated for second secretary of
legation at London.
Charles B. Trail, of Maryland, to be secre-
tary of legation to Brazil, vice John c. White,
resigned.
Max Polachek, of Illinois, to be consul at
Ghent, to fill q vacancy.
VIM. ID. Wanier, of South Carolina, now
commercial agent at Dusseldorf, to be consul
at that place.
Herman Keifer, of Michigan, to be consul
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to Aix-la- Chapelle.
George L. Lincoln, of Connecticut, for
merly consul at Stettin promoted to be con-
sui at Aix-la-Chapelle, vice James Il. Du Bois,
promoted to Leipsic.
James L. Du Bois. of Pennsylvania, formerly
consul at Aix-la-Cbapelle, promoted to bo
consul at Leipsic, vice orson V. Tousley, ro-
signed.
Frederick NJ. Cheney, of Massachusetts,, to
be consul at Zanzibar, vice Max Polachek,
declined.
Walter f, Howard, of Vermont, to be con-
sui ut Toronto, vice William c. Howells, re-
signed.
Henry f. Wild, to be consul at Conception
del Orc, Mexico
Peter Strickland, of Massachusetts, to be
consul at Goree- Dakar, Senegal, West Africa.
Bedford Mackey, of South Carolina, to be
consul at Rio Grande do Sui to fill va
cancy.
Henry Dean Thompson, of Louisiana, to be
consul at Guerrero to fill vacancy.
- Emil Mahlo, to be consul ut Manzanillo to
fill vacancy.
Evan r. Jones, of Wisconsin, formerly con-
sui at New Castle, promoted to be consul at
Cardiff vice Wm w. Sikes deceased.
Robinson Locke, of Ohio, TO be consul at
New Castle, vice Evan X. Jones, promoted to
Cardiff
John L. Parish, of Illinois, to be consul at
Chemnitz, vice John j. Finn resigned.
John w. Wadsworth, of Saltillo, to be con-
sal at that place, vice John ID. Carothers, re-
signed.
Harrison b. Mckay, of Teneriffe, now COM
mercial agent at Teneriffe, to be consul at
that place.
John +. Hazelton, of Wisconsin, formerly
consul at Genoa, TO be consul at Hamilton,
Cap. vice Frank Leland, resigned.
James Fletcher, of Iowa, to be consul at
Geneva. vice John +. Hazelton, promoted to
the consulate at Hamilton.
George Clifford, of Maine, formerly consul
at Mantle and now consul at La Rochelle, pro-
NOTED to be consul at Cognac.
Julius G. Voight, now commercial agent at
Manila. TO be consul at that place.
Charles Il. Williams formerly commercial
agent at ST. Georges, Bermuda, to be consul
at Rouen, vice Albert Rhodes, promoted to
the consulate at Elberileld
Frank q. Haughwout, of New York, to be
consul at Naples, vice B. Odell Duncan, ap-
pointed consul at Catama.
Albert Woodcock, of Illinois, to be consul
at Catama, vice b. odell Duncan, declined.
Horatio ii. Beach, formerly consul at
Puerto Cabello. to DO consul at Guayaquil
vice II. G. Miller, resigned.
David NJ. Dunn, of Indiana formerly con-
sui at Charlottetown, Prince Edwards
island, promoted to be consul at Valparaiso
vice Lucius II. Foote, made envoy extraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary to Corea
Warren A. Worden, formerly consular
agent at Guelph, and commercial agent at ST.
Hyacinthe promoted 10 be consul at Char
lottetown, Prince Edward island, vice David
NJ. Dunn, promoted to Valparaiso.
Thomas Wilson, Of District of Columbia
formerly consul at Ghent. and now consul at
Nantes, TO be counsel at Nice, vice w. f.
Rowland, deceased.
Ehrman S. Madal now second secretary Of
legation at London. to be consul at Nantes,
vice Thomas Wilson, promoted to the consul
late at Nice.
To Abolish tho Internal Revenue.
Senator Buffers bill to abolish tho internal