The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-04-02
Important APPOINTMENTS.

On Monday last. the President sent To
the Senate the following nominations:
To be consGls general of the I'uited
States-Thomas NJ. Waller. of CounectI-
cut, at London Fred Raine. of MARYLAND.
at Berlin.
To he ministers resident of the United
States-lsaac Bell ,Ir., of Rhode island
to The Netherlands: Rufus Magee. Of I'M
diana, to Sweden and Norway.
To be ministers resident and cons,,ls
general of the United sta es-E Edward
Parke Curtis Lewis, of New Jersey. Ia
Portugal; RaSmus b. Anderson, Of Wis
consin, to Denmark
| To be consulS of the United States-A.
Haller Gross of Pennsylvania, at Athens.
Greece Evan L Powell, Of Georgia nj
Manchester, England.
To be ENJOYS extraordinary and minis
tiers plenip0tentiary of the United States-
Thos j. Jarvis, of North Carolina. to
Brazil Alexander r. l4awton of Georgia.
to Russia Anthony NJ. Kelley, of Vir
ginia, to Italy
To be minister resident of the United
States-George w. Merrill, Of Nevada, to
the Hawaiian Islands.
| To be consul general of the United
States-Edmund JusSen. Of Illinois, at
| Vienna, Austria Brown, Shipley e Co. q
| VI 4LOlluOIs IIllSlduU. W UC cptCldl lScNI
agents of the Navy Department.
To be collectors of internal revenue
Nathan Gregg, of Tennessee, for the Sec
ond district Of Tennessee Isham G..
Searcy, of Texas. for the Third district of
Texas. Alexander McCue, of New York
to be solicitor of the treasury; David Set
! tie, of North Caroliaa. to be marshal of
| United States for the Western District of
North Carolina Joseph +. Johnston. OF
! Virginia, to be commissioner of railroads
Lewis McMullen. of New York. to be ap-
pralser III the district of New York, state
OF. New York VIM. Caldwell. of Ohio, to
be surveyor OF customs. port of Cincinnati.
u; Clement Dowd, of North Carolina. to
be collector OF internal revenue. Sixth dis
trict of North Carolina John q. Hender
son, of Indiana. collector of Internal rev
enue, Eleventh district of Indiana Capt.
VIM. j. Volkmar, Fifth Cavalry, to be
major and assistant adjutant general
Capt. Geo. II. Burton, Twenty-lirst In
| fantry, to be major and Inspector general.
A number OF postmasters were also APP
pointed.
On Tuesday the President sent in the
following additional nominations
To be ENJOYS Extraordinary and Min
listers Plenlpotentiary of the United
States
William r. Roberts. of New York to
Chill.
Chas. w. Buck, of Kentucky. to Perm.
Charles Il. Russell, Of Connecticut, to be
United States Consul at Liverpool, Eng.
Norman J. COlman, of Missouri. to be
Commissioner of Agriculture
Richard b. Hubbard of Texas, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary to Japan.
William W. Lang, of Texas, to be
United States Consul at Hamburg. Ger.
John 7. MeGiraw, of West Virginia. to
be Collector OF Internal Revenue, District
of West Virginia.
Henry p. Kernochan, of Louisiana. to
be Naval Officer at New Orleans
Andrew j. Boyd, of North Carolina. to
be Collector of Internal Revenue. Fifth
District North Carolina.
Henry G. Pearson, to be Postmaster at
New DIRK city.
Secretary Manning, Of the Treasury De
partment, has asked for the designations
of the following officers
Second Comptroller VIM. W. Upham.
appointed in 1877.
Commissioner of Customs Henry G..
johnson, of Pennsylvania, whose present
commission dates from 1874
First Auditor Robert NJ. Rngolds. of
Alabama, appointed in 1878.
Second Auditor Orange Ferris of New
\ DIRK. appointed in 1880. 3
Fourth Auditor Charles Beardsley, of
Iowa, appointed in 1879.
Fifth Auditor Decteva S. Alexander. of
Indiana, appointed in 1881.
Jonathan Tarbell. OF Mississippi. Dep
uty First Comptroller
1t is believed that John II. Garrison, an
efficient and experienced employee of the
First Comptroller's Office, will succeed
Tarbell as Deputy First Comptroller.