National Republican., 1885-12-11
NOMINATIONS.

The President sent the following nomina.
tions to the Senate yesterdny:-Io be ENJOYS
extraordinary and ministers plonipotentlary OF
the United States:-George V. n. Lothrop, of
Michigan, to Russia; Jabcz l.. NJ. Curry, of
Virginia, to Spain; Charles DENLY, of Indiana,
to China; John Is. Stallo, of Ohio, to Italy;
Charles d. jacob, of Kentucky, to the United
States of Colombia.
John f. Bacon, of South Carolina, to bo
charge d'afIaires of the United States to Para
guay and Uruguay; Lambert Tree, OF Illinois,
TO be minister resident of the United States to
Belgium.
OF the United states--Boyd Winchester. Of Ken.
tucky, to Switzerland; Frederick II. Winston,
of Illinois, to Persia; John L, w. Thompson, OF
New York city. to Hayti; William A. seay, of
North Carolina, TO Liberia; Walker Fearn, OF
Louisiana. 10 Roumania, Seryia, and Greece.
To be consuls general of the United States
Jacob Mueller Of Ohio, at FranEi0rt'on-the,
de Janeiro; Michael II. Phelan of Missouri, ut
Halifax; ID. Lynch Prlngle, of South Carolina,
to be secretary of legation and consul general
of the United States at Guatemala.
To be secretaries of legation of the United
sta,es:--Frederick s. Mansfield, of Texas, to
Japan; Joseph l.. Morgan. of South Carolina to
Mexico; John G. Lee, of Pennsylvania, at Con.
stantinoplei James Fenner Lee, of Maryland, to
Austria Hungary; Christian NJ, Siebert, of New
York city, to Chill; Charles A., Dougherty Of
Pennsylvania at Rome; Edward ii. Strobel, of
New York, at Madrid; VIM. W. Rockhill, OF
Maryland at Peking; Henry vignaud, of
louisiana at Paris.
United States-Charles Denby, jr., of Indiana,
to China; Augustus Joy, of New York, nt Paris.
Interior-Henry s. Muldrow, of Mississippi,
to be First Assistant Secretary of the Interior;
A. Jenks of Pennsylvania, to be Assistant Sec
retary of the Interior; William T. Mclean, of
Indiana, 10 be first deputy commissioner OF
PENSIONS; Joseph ]. Bartlett, of New York city,
TO bc second deputy commissioner of pensions;
STROLLER M EtOrkElaHDr. Indiana
sistant commissioner Of the general land Office;
Robert B. Vance, Of North Carolina, to be as
sistant commissioner ofpatents; Frank Goroon,
OF Georgia, to be principal clerk of the surveys
in the general land office.
Territorial govcrnors-Edmund G. Ross OF
| New Mexico, of New Mexico; @. Meyer Zulick,
| Of Arizona, of Arizona; Edward A. Stevenson,
| of lduho of the territory of Idaho; Alfred T..
| swineiord, of Michigan, of the district OF
| AlGskn; Samuel II. Hauser. of Montana. of tho
| territory of Montana
To be surveyors general-George W. Julian OF
| Indiana, of New Mexico; John Hise, ofArizona,
| of AriGona Benjamin Ii. Greene, of Louisiana,
Of Montanai Jonathan /; Gardner Nebraska,
| IT,. of California, of California; Richmond d.
| Dement,, of Illinois. OF the territory OF Utah.
| James A. Dawson, Colorado, of Colorado; Ben
| inmn II. Ledbetter, Louisiana, of Louisiana;
! Joseph c. Straughnn, Indiana. of Idaho; John
| G. Thompson Kentucky, of Wyoming; Maris
Taylor, Dakota, Of Dakota; VIM. ID. Bloxham,
| Florida, of Florida.
In the nayy--Capt John G. Walker, to be
chief of bureau with rank of commodore; Capt
Montgomery Sicard,lto be chief of bureau OF
ordnance with rank of commodore; Commo
dore stepncn b. Luce, TO be rear admiral; Com
modore John Lee Davis, to be rear admiral
Capt. George Il. Bclknnp, to be commodore
! Capt. David B. Harmony, to be commodore;
Capt. Andrew L. X. Brenham, to DO coinmo
dore.
! 10 be captains Commanders Albert Kautz
| Alfred t. Mahan, George G. Remcy.,.
| To be commanderS-Licut C0md'rS. BenIa
| IumlnrtDn. Jpln SphOulnr Irnnpis
| Dickins, George Il. Il. Wilde. Charles IL. Davis
To be lieutenant ommnndcrs-Lieuts.. Will
lam W. Reisnger, John Rich, William =. Bur
| well, John j. Hunker, Franklin llanfOrd.
The following lieutenants of junior grade Il
| be lieutenants- Robert II. Mclean, Owen Il
Lnska, Howard s, Warlng, Frank f.. Sawyer
| Milton X Schwenk, Thomas B. Howard.
The following ensigns to be lleutenants of {
junior grade-Charles G. Rogers, John T. New
ton, WaldemGn ID. Rose, Charles i. Pond,
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| ginia; George w. Sheet, of Wisconsin; Charles
!. Eaton, of Wisconsin; John NJ. Ellicott, o
Maryland; John b. JGokson, of New Jersey
Charles L. smeoting, Of New. York; Benjamin
| i. Thursion, of Indiana; Harry George. o
Michigan Frederick l.. Chaplin, of Illinois
Harry a. Field, Of Massachusetts,
| to be surgeon.
10 be assistant surgeons-Ernest wm. Anal
| OF PENNSYLVANIA: Andrew X, Wentworth, o.
Moipei Oliver p. Norton, OF ohioi Joseph
Passed assistnnt engineers to be chiei engl
neers-George w, Hall, John A., Scott John l.
d. Borthwick, William l.. Nlcoll
gineers~FranE ii. bailey, William S, CSthcsrt
George s, Willis, Walter f. Worthington, vii
| liam N. Little.
Naval cadets to be assistant engineers-Wm
| ]. Baxter of Ohio; Charles w. Dyson, of Penn
| sylyanin; William +. Darrah, of Rhode Island
William G. HERBERT OF Pennsylvania Alexan
| der $. Halstend, of Pennsylvania.
| Marine corps-Captain and Assistant Quar-
| termastcr HOratlo II. Lowry to be quarter
master, with rank of major Captain Richard
| $. Collum, TO be captain and assistant quarter
| master; First Lieutenant Francis III. Harrlng
! ton, to be captain; Second Lieutenant James
| A. Turner, to be first lieutenant; Second Lleuten
ant Littleton w. 4. Waller, TO be first lienten
ant; Lieutenant Robert t. lmpey, TO be lieuten-
ant commander In the navy.
A largo number OF postmasters were nlsc
/ nominated, among them the following, Whose
! appointments have never been announced
/ John l.. Rice, at Springfield, Mass, vice
! Chaplin, resigned; Albert Snyder, at Arcola
| Ill., vice Moore, resigned; Mary LeyeQue a
! Lake Charles La, vice MeArns, who has lef
| the state; Harriet Cadmus, at South Amboy
! N. j., renominated; X. j, Piatt, at West Liberty
/ Ohio, vice Darlington whose commission OK
/ pires Dec. 13; Alonzo l.. Barry, at Port Deposit
/ Nd, vice Nannont, commission expired, ant
| Peter A. Reed at Tyrone, Pa, vice Bell, who's,
commission expires Dec, TO-
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