APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
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 By and ioith the ad0iee and consent of the Senate PAUL EYSAUD, to be Consul of the United States l for the Island of Malta | CHARLES BARNETT, of New Jersey, to be Consul of the United States for the Port of Venice in the Austrian Empire ROBERT M HARRISON, of Virginia, to be Consul of the United States for the port of Kingston in the | Island of Jamaica,

 THOMAS 5. MosRoE, of Kentucky, to be Attorney Of the United States for the District of Kentucky n the place of John Speed Smith, resigned.

 DANIEL LIE RoY, to be District Attorney of the United States for the Territory of Michigan THOMAS P. EsKRIDGE to be Judge for the Terri tory of Arkansas.

 NATHANIEL s. BENTON, to be Attorney for the Northern District of New York; vice Samuel Beards- ley, elected to Congress.

 NATHANIEL NILES, of Vermont, to be Secretary of Legation to France, in place of Charles Carroll Harper, resigned.

 REUBEN HARVEY. to be Consul of the United States for the port of Cork Ireland in the place of Reuben Harry, deceased.

 JOHN E. CAMERON, of Ncrth Carolina, to be Con sul of the United States at La Vera Cruz in Mexico, Tn the place of William Taylor resigned.

 JOSEPH SAUL, of Louisiana to be Consul of the United States at Tripo in the place of Charles D. Coxe deceased DAVID J. BAKER, of Illinois, to be District At torney of the United States for the State of Illinois, vice Samuel MRoberts. NEohGE ". IRUMP, or fHglnln, to be Consul ol St Bartholomew, in place of Robert NJ. Harrison, appointed to the port of Kingston, Jamaica.

 JOHN CurHBERT, of Pennsylvania, to be Consul of the United States for the port of Hamburg, in the place of Frederick List, whose commission has ex- pIed.

 SAMUEL ALLISON, of New Jersey to be Consul Oi the United States at L, m France in re pIace of Cornelius Bradford deceased. LEMuEL WELLS, of New York to be Consul of the United States at St Catharine's Brazil.

 THOMAS E. BURFoor, of Virginia, to be District Attorney of the United States for the Eastern Dis trict of Virginia, vice Robert Staunard resigned.

 ROBERT FULTON, of New York, 10 be Secretary to the Commission under the Convention between the United States and the King of Denmark, of the 18th of March, 1880.

 LEWIS SHOEMAKER, of Pennsylvania, to be Con- sul of the United States at Matanzas, in the Island of Cuba. rr GEORGE WINCHESTER of Maryland and JESSE Hoyr, of New York, to be Commissioners under the Convention with Denmark, of 18th March, 1880. WILLIAM J. DUANE, of Philadelphia, to be Commissioner under the Convention with Denmark, of 18th March, ls30, in the place of Stephen Simp- son, rejected by the Senate.