Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-18
4 BIG BATCH OF C0NSULS.
GEN. p. VI. B. YOUNG GIVEN A
BERTH AT 81. PETERSBURG.

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RERTH AT ST. PETERSBURG.
sg oO0 "A Year Its VaIue-Poet StOddard,
Of New York, Goes to Athens-wiuiam
T.. alden, of New York, to Live at the
ttaIIan Capital.
n WAsulNGToN, June 1.-THE President
made the following appointments this al
teuoon:
John i. Stallo, of Ohio, to be Envoy
extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary OF the United States to Italy.
b Bavless W. Hanna, of Indiana, to be
Minister Resident and Consul General of
tbe United States TO the Argentine Re-
public
Charles +. DOugherty, of Pennsylvania,
10 he Secretary of the Legation of the
81 limited States at Rome.
To be Consus General of the United
Sta'es:
william l.. Alden, OF New York, at
Rome.
81 PIERCE NJ. b. Young, of Georgia, at st.
Petersburg.
To be Cousuls Of the United States:
George W. Savage, Of New Jersey, at
Belfast.
Edward Camphausen, Of Pennsylvania,
at Naples.
Francis B. Gallery, of New York, at
KINGSTON, Jamaica.
John NJ. Birch, of West Virginia, at Ma
gasakL
oscar BischofE, of Kansas, at Some
Richard H. stoddard. of New York, at
Athens,
Theodore w. Downs, OF Connecticut, at
& Quebec.
M j. Newmark, of California. ,'.tapll, s..
william b. Moliatt, of New Jegeet, "t
Beirut.
j. c. Monaghan, of Rhode Island, at
Mannheim.
Wallace Jones, of Florida, at Messina.
GEN. YoUNG's APPOINTMENT.
The salary OS the Consul Generalship at
st. Petersburg, to which Gen. Young has
been appointed, is $4,000 per annum.
Gen. Young owes his appointment largely
to the efforts Of Senator COlquitt.
Gen. Young is a native Of South Caro-
lima, 45 years old. lie graduated at the
Georgia Military Institute in 1857. and
was cadet at West Point and was within
one month of graduation when The late
war commenced. When the war began
be resigned and entered the Confederate
army. He rose by promotions to the rank
Of Major General, and was twice wounded.
He has served four terms in Congress as
representative of the Seventh Georgia
district, and was one of the commission
ers to the Paris exhibition of 1878.
C. A. DOUGHERTY.
Charles A, DOugherJy, of Pennsylvania,
who was to-day appointed Secretary of
the Legation at Rome, is resident Of
Philadelphia, and son Of Hon. Daniel
Dougherty. He is q very young man,
ami has never been active in politics.
p Don charity IG n a no nd d
journalist by profession, and has been
connected with tine Philadelphia Press
tn.t 4Aft faT seygra, years.
john B. Stallo. of Ohio who was to-
day appointed to be Minister to Italy, is
one Of the leading lawyers Of Cincinnati.
He is German by birth and is one of the
most vigorous of German fIee-thinkeTs in
the West. He was a strong anti-slavery
man, and left the Democratic party in
1874 on that issue. In 1S72he drifted back
into the Democratic party and has since
been one Of the leading Demo-
cratic politicians of Ohio. He has
not been known as an active politician,
his work for the party being principally
speech making during campaigns. EH-
cept ou the slavery question, his svmpa-
thies have always been with the Demo
cratic party. He Is about 60 years Of age
and served on the bench in Ohio for a
number of years.
N. j. Newmark, of California, ap-
pointed Consul at Lyons, IS a Hebrew
merchant of San Francisco and about 40
years Of age. He has never held any pub
lie office.
W. L. ALDEN.
William l.. Alden, appointed to be Con-
sui General at Rome, is about 40 years Of
aye and q son of William Alden. formerly
Principal of the Albany Normal School.
lie is journalist, and is at present
member of the editorial STAFF of the New
York Times. lie is a highly educated
gentleman, and apeaks the Italian Ian
gu8ge fuently. He has visited Italy
twice, and has written several newspaper
ard magazine articles on the religious
and political affairs OF that kingdom, for
which he has received the thanks Of both
Victor Emanuel and the Vatican.
POET FOR ATHENS.
Richard II. stoddard, Of New York, ap-
pointed Consul at Athens NJ tie wen
Known poet and author and Hi q k Dioker.
lie served fifteen years IL .l2 custom
house in New York.
Theodore W. Downs, g. onnecticut,
appointed Consul at Quebsc, IS a resident
OF Bridgeport, Conn. lie was Secretary
oi Tie Democratic state Committee dur
ing the last Presidential campaign.
J. c. MONAGHAN.
v' v. MOhCRuan, OF hhOue lalhuuf up
pointed Consul at Mannheim, is rs years
Ola, and is n graduate Of Brown Univer-
fiiy lie stumpad West Virginia and
other States last iail Tor Cleveland and
hendricks.
Wallace Jones, Of Florida, appointed
l'nsul at Messina, isap planter and bush
ness man.
a CLERGYMAN FOR BEIRUT.
VIM. II. Mohat, Of New Jersey, appoint
ea Consul at Beirut, is an Episcopal cler-
gyman,
COMING DECAPITATIONS.
Members OF the Cabinet have requested
tae members of bureaus in their respee-
lNe departments 10 make q list of clerks
lat can be dispensed with, or whose
Places can he llled by civil service ap-
l'lntnent with advantage 10 the govern
Eent. The list will be furnished before
'uiy J. The communications Of the heads
uI bureaus VIII be trentcd as strictly con-
Dayntiai, as the information asked for
docs not entirely relate TO the clerical &C.
neo1 OF olcrhs, huG includes what may bo
AAown in regard 90 Offensive nartiaanalipi
NueheiVe habits and manners. IAe q f-