The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06
Termination of the Reeiproc-
ity Treaty.
Trotting on Fashion Course.

Establishment Of. "a National BRnIk, at
New -Dishonorably DlsIlIss-
ed the OF Prize
CIRIms--.CRblnet, 1Leefing..-EationaI
BANKS to Provide for ReJlemptiOn..-
Capt. Petit, theAIexandlrIR Tailor.
NEW York, Nov. "A special to the
Times, dated Washington, November
Sd, says:
Application to the Comptroller of the
Treasury for the establishment of a
National Bank at New Orleans, with a
capital of 81 900, 900, has been granted.
The War Department has promulgat-
ed the sentence of Capt. James Mooney,
OF the 18th U. s. Infantry, charged with
enlisting, attesting and inspecting in
January and February last, while in
the recruiting service in New York city,
Peter Ryan, Michael Kearney and III
other persons, and crediting them false
~ to two or more towns in the State
of N. Y. at the same time, and receiv-
ing, corruptly, for each recruit, credit
of S615 from bounty brokers. The
sentence of the court is that Capt Noon
ey be dishonorably dismissed from ser
vice and pay a fine of 5000. The Sec
rotary of War approves the sentence,
but RENTS the fine.
There is a lull in the pardon business,
Among those whose warrants await the
signature of the President are Roger a.
y
latest applications is that of Mai. Gen.
John NJ. Withers, of Alabama
The Tribnne's Washington special
says, that during the month of October
last the prize bureau of the Treasury
Department, adjusted three Thousand
eight hundred and sixty naval claims,
including over five millions of dollars.
The Collector for the district of South
Carolina reports fourteen cotton manu-
featuring firms within his district.
The Secretary. of the Treasury has
ordered a large amount of fractional
currency issued.
The Worlds special says there was a
protracted Cabinet meeting to-day. All
the members were present, having UNI
der consideration our foreign affairs.
Secretary Seward entertained the
TunisiRn Embassy at dinner at his
residence on Thursday. The Cabinet
were present.
The Government will probably take
early action on tho recent proclamation
by Maximilian, instructing the assassi-
nation of every prisoner taken by his
forces.
The Worlds Washington special, OF
the Sd, says:
The Comptroller of the Currency Inns
just called the attention of the National
Banks to the provisions of law requir-
ing them to provide for the redemption
of their notes. He is determined that
action on their part shall be taken as
speedily us possible. Some of the banks
have already taken the hint, and arc
sending their notes here for cancella-
ton.
The Herald's Washington special, o.
the Sd, says:
The case of Lieutenant Boheme
charged with gigantic frauds in the
Navy Department, in the enlistment o.
sailors and marines ut Baltimore, will
come up before the Military Commits,
sion to-day.
An order from the War Department
dissolved tho Greene Military Commits.
sion just us it was about to take up the
trial of Captain Petit, the Alexandra
jailor. 1t is not probable that Petit
will be brought to trial, iuasmuch as
some of the evidence necessary to con,
lyict him would implicate prominent
parties now out of service who cannot
afford to stand i'll with the public.
The occupant of the house in Wash
lington where President Lincoln died
has made claim for damage done the
room and furniture on the night of thu
| assassination. Relic hunters would
buy the furniture at high prices. Largt
numbers visit Ford's Theatre daily.
Ninety-six volunteer medical officer.
were breveted on Thursday, by specia
orders.
The Washington Monumental Asso
| citation have commissioned DIR. Mac
! GoNYan to solicit contributions of Lapi
darium stones from Asiatic countries
The Association is determined to com
plete the monument as soon as pract
Ecable.