The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06

,;o,aI Currency ID redemption OF No'es
Xot;ouaI Banks Captain Pettit's
case.
yrv YORK. Nov. A special to the
Inn, from Washington, says: Appilca-
.'"s i'"' 70 the Comptroller of the currency
@,bs establishment of Il National Bank
Il" yev orleans with capital of 81 900,
raG.s . been granted The War Depart
.,nt has promulgated the sentence
,,irst Capt James Mooney, of the 18th
,:%its5 States Infantry, charged with
listing. attesting and inspecting, in
l,nuory and February last, while oa re :
'",rinc service, in New York city, Peter
pron Michael Kearney and eleven other
,r,o,s and crediting them falsely to
,,ro or more homes in the State of New
v,ri gt the same time, and receiving
rrnntly for each recruit 4 credit OF SOLO
from bounty brokers. The sentence OF
,bs Court is that Captain Mooney be dis
bnnprablv dismissed from the service and
'',, - fine of $1,000 The Secretary of
War oppr1yes the sentence but remitS
,h,. fpc. There is u lull III the pardon
husir..Ss Among whose warrants await
,i,. siuuaturc ofthe President are Roger
PRYOR and Robert Onld aud among
rhe latr,, applications Is that OF Major
G,neral John NJ. Withers, of Alabama.
The Tribune'S Washington special says
lin, durin" the month of October last
rhcv,ils Bureau uf the Treasury Depart
m.ut adjusted three thousand eight
hundred aud sixty naval claims, incln-
ding over nine millions dollars
The Collector fIr the district of South
Carolina reports fourteen cotton manu-
larruring firms within his district.
The Secretary of the Treasury has or
dcred large amount OF fractional cur
.cncy to he issued.
The Worlds special says nrotracted
Cqblret meeting was held to-day All
the men,bers were present and ha under
consideration our foreign affairs.
Secretary Seward entertained the Ia
nissan company ut tdinue' ut his residence
,n THURSDAY. The members ot the Cab
met We're present..
The Government will probably take
action on the recent proclamation by
Maximillan instractinG the assassination
ol every prisoner taken by his forces.
A spGcial to the World from washing
ION saws: The Comptroller OF currency
has lust called the attention ol National
Rony,s IN the provisions of law requiring
morn 10 provide for ihr redemption OF
their notes. He il determined that ae-
tion Oh their part shall be taken as
speedily as possible Some OF the banks
have already taken the hint ana are
sending their notes here for cancellation
\ spccial to the Herald from Washing
ton SAYS: The case OF Lieut.. D"hcme,
charged with gigantic iraHds IN the Navy
department. in enlistment ot sailors ana
marines ut Baltimore, will come mp be-
t,r. the Military commissioners today.
An order from the War Department
H., Iyed the Greene Military CommiS-
-, i,,> + as it. was about to take up the
"Gal ',G If captain Petit, the Alexandria
aiior 1t is lot probable that Petit viii
H.. Hrouoht to n tai, inasmuch as some oi
1,r ,yiI,nc. necessary 10 cohNic' nun
yonld nplicate prominent parties now
uut of service who cannot .lfoFn os'ahu
IL with the public. W
The occupant III the house IN WASH
i.gton where President Lincoln dle "uaS
and. claim Tor damage done room an"
slrniture the NIGHT OF the as>aSSnatlOn
Relic hunters readily buy the iuthl
I ire al high prices. Large numbers N'S'V
nrd's theatre daily
Ninatv-siv volunteer medical officers
we're breveted Thursday by speciai OF
der. Washington Monumental AsS"cla-
l6n commissioned DR.. MacgoWah 10
solicit contributions of Lapldarlan stones
from Asiatic countries. The Association
Is l>determined to complete the monument
Is soon as practicable.
Within the last few days property "t
.naa, value in Louisa County, Virginia,
Viii had been libellGd and condemned
pnIrr thu, cOnfiscation act and set apart
f,. ti,, ',s., of the Bureau of refugees and
freedmen * abandoned lands, has been
.,,Jeosad Inv 1hh Bureau and the order re-
,,,,i,,,, !, IN rs owners has been de-
iyered.
minister at !, ,ondon on tho 18th OF March
last, to the British government vi I"o
domination OF the Reciprocity treaty pe
tween the United States ana her bii-
tanic majesty, in conformity WIN tue
provisions Ofthe treaty and the JOINT res
lltions of Congress, approved January
iSth 1865, Collectors OF customs anu
others are therefore officially instructed
hy the Secretary OF the Treasury that the
orerations of the treaty will cease on the
expiration of twelve months from the
lime of which the notice was given.
The Washington Republican says over
e. irry witnesses have been supened by
tbe government in the case of Captain
Petit. Most of them have arrived in
Washington.
The Commercials special says nearly
all the regular clerks in the Departments
have gone home 70 vote. Polls for sol
diers have been opened here aud at Alex
audria.
Tbe President has urged upon the au-
thorities the reduction OF estimate 1"r
thenext fiscal year to tie lowest sums.
Regulations are being prepared for the
collection of tariff on the frontier after
the termination of the Reciprocity treaty
Prospects for new treaty doubtful;
4 Allegation of Sacs and Foxes Indians
ari, cd here to day, and are soon to have
an ip,o view with the President OF al
i,irS corn acted with the welfare of Their
respective r,yibes
General Sway ne, Assistant Commission
erof Freedmen III ,Nabama, is here to ocon-
suit with the President in reference to
c.lored schools III Mobile, which some of
the white inhabitants are determined to
freak up.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The HeraId's
Washington special says: The circular