Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-06

ura fran ~ Uulssa Saates "a ths cry
fkat H1nh pracliss i eufharized - lhz
Fuilaas oG ~ &epaEtmens il tha ease q
wing Honn. He wuz seaman e1 he
ges W1ieh survived e Neu Iofk. end
Was permi41ad 70 lard IN aneurdAnss
With . deciaioa e the Uniled Stalez
Ciruit Cunft q NsB fazk - ne t1ee;
thAa = CAlnaBa seamn1m temnnFaF1ly aH-
FiginR h fhs Uniked S1aies o. be vss.
81 might laad fsx the p1rpoes q o.
tainiuR emplnymsna On anet1eF ve1asi
isaSina TIE UBited STATES. provided be
gave security - Ees1ip within shirtg
daya
ssarssary FairsAEld, h . ssatsr - he
/ Colles1nF &c San Eranaiaoo un tue sab
ieot. says that tha praosiee e thai port
sseua % have beea eatsite a. sai8 o.
eiHipn, inaamncA "a Il appears fhaa n04
only seanen bu1 Ohinsas slouaeaya
have bsen peEmi1fsd % lard there IN
der tha gai Of saansn, wfGhou1 any
fnrnalifg o. he giving of any security
for fheif appeAfsnos. Mr.. FaifahiI1
sdds shat u hiR opini0n onlg suah ssa-
mon are eniitls6 70 land u ne Uniisd
Sgntea undaF said daeisians a. are
obliRe3 Ia the ordinary puEsait Of thoir
ealing 20 leave their ship for che par
poae af obtaining employmen6 on ethef
Vesss ID which 90 return . or leaxe
toe united States, hui that NJ 1nch Ohi.
neas seaman ehoald be allewed - land
until he hrs1 Dakes pEoPeF spplioasian
g eithsR tbs Surveyor o. the CollsCtor
for that pueposs, and after furniahin9
pg0pef security, either b. bic reeoQni-
rance % otAaFwisa. receives permiaaion
10 Do 80. He also Eays that ths steam-
ship companies eho1Id not Be permitted
70 land kheiz Chins9a crews without nrgt
making Application and thea giving -
curity for obtaining permission.
rae FADE % tAe Foralneaiions Blll.
The fortihoati0ns appEoprissi0n bill,
after passing both Houses Of CanQress,
failed IN ooufeFanea. The 1enste con
feroea we're wiling 20 Feducs the total
&ppEopFiations made By tbs Dill 90
s &s.0o0.000. bat this vas not acceptable
% he House e0nfsrsas and oonssQusnf-
b thero viii b. no fand availabls for
the preservation and repair Of fortiaca-
lions daring tho recess.
Canarmnslena.
WAsnFNoroE, Aua. L-Poatmastsrs--
Montana Jeremiah J. Hsnnssay. white
sulphur; Idaho--y. @ Anderson, E els
ko1k; Henry p. Henderson, q Miehi-
gan, 20 be Associafe Jussise Of the Su-
prsms Court q Utah; Ese1 Bavia. lo b
United States Marshal fu ne Territory
ct Idahos Christian a. sianr-t of Seg
York, 20 be Secretary Of the Legation TO
Cali; James n. Morgan. OF 5outh Car
olinas 70 be Ooasul General at Nal
bouFne.
Indian Asaats-Chas. Lauansr. Of
Ohio, for ths Tndians 81 the Yakima
Agency, W. T.; Benjamin p. Moore, Of
New York, for the Indians Of the Col
vile Agency, Wash. Ter; Marx w. Ste.
yeas. Of Michigan. for ths Indians Of
the MaekiDac Agency, Michigan; wilson
Il. Talbot, for the Indians Of she Tula-
lip ARsncy, W. 4.
WAsHraaroN, Ana. s. Thomas o.
Bach, 70 Be Associate Justioe Of the Su-
pFsma Coart Of Montana.
Uaited States Marshals-E. ]. Hsmii-
ton. for Waahinat0n Territory; Edward
Hawkins, fer tho district Of Indiana; Il.
]. Carr, for Wyeming Territory.
Oollectors Of Oustoms George Hines.
for WilminQeon, Oal.; Thoa. j. Arnold,
for San DieRo, Cal; Jos. b. Cox, 30 be
Surveyor Of Customs for Evansville
l2siana.
John B. Moore. Of Delaware, to Be
TniFd Assistant Searstary Of State.
g. spencer Pratt, Of Aiabama, % Be |
United Stats Minister Resident and /
Consul General 10 Persia.
q. 3. Consuia--John Dsylin. Of Iowa,
at WindsoF, Onf.; b. Groaubaum, Of /
California, at Apis; B. II. Jones, OF |
New Mexico, at OhihuAhaa; Richard M. |
81 idden, o. Manz2nili0, Mexico. a. /
Manxanill0, August Boyd, OF Tuxhan.
at Taxhsn; Edward YoanR, Of the Dis /
lFict Of Colnmbia, 30 Windsor, N. 8
fndiPn Aeeaia-Samuel u. Gtbson, OF |
PennsylTania, for the Fort Peck Aeenoy
VI Moaiana; Joseph Holman, Of Neb-
raskA. for the Omaha and WiunebaRo
Agencg; W. W. Anderson. Of Kentucky; /
fsF the Uinsak aud 0zEay agency. Utalm
Elmer Howard. Of IoWa, e. Pima
agency, Arizona.
fh0s. snith, OF Virginia. 10 be Unit-
"a States Attorney fer the Territory Of
New Mexico.
August e. Sales 10 be = Special Ex-
lmnor Of drugs. n sdicinss and ehsm-
IcAis at San Francisco.
Receivers Of Public Moneys Bradley L
Thompson. AZ Saginaw, Michigan; Hhos. |
b. Davis, AZ Lincoln, Nebraska.
II. O. Bradford, a. Register 81 the
Land Ofaee 81 San Francisco; w j.
Mcclure, at Coeur d'Alane. Idaho; Alieu
Wood, at Sussnville, O .lifornia; Sslden
Hatxei, e. sacramento. California; A. j.
Mott, a. Denver, Colorado.
O. Bowman. Of Illinois. 70 be Survey
~ General Of tha District Of North Hu-
ron, Michigan. About forty nomina-
lions were left unaoted upon.
The Appropriations
WAszx0zoN, Aus. 5.-The aggrafets
made by tue regular ap- |
DFiati0n bills passed at this -eesi0n Of
Congress (inolndinQ the fogtiaoations
biIl) ts 1856. .00o000. which 10 5000, 900 /
In excess Of tie appropriations made
b. the bills passed q the last session.