The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-05
NEW YORK, December q.

NEW YORK, December a.
Worlds Washington special says:
lD.,,yatiye lD Senators pronounce the
C0a'"y'.,o%t,s message sound to the core
Pit'r,rss at considerable length in favor
Ht nsnoIicy of reconstruction; says our
Of '.' .5. with England and France were
rel'.Hr5 r,ore satisfactory; calls special at
new" d+n Dty the recommendations of Secre-
"VvcCnlloch to convert. the 7-3O
ta3 al At any time before their maturity
OC.G,,Sa .S, ,Saerretary's option into six per cent
sl U, UNIT iinterest payable in gold. - =
OCr,s Or., Hprall's Washington special says:
~. l.' rsek two hundred and seventy
LH' .,onsapd four hundred dollars of
ls lEs.S,,.l currency was passed into the
I-''~, r'.'',rr and nine hundred and fifty one
I'D !IS-d eight hundred and eighty dol
!lOD.>,r,Ifcates of Indebtedness were re-
u'TI., Tl' Tribrne's Washington special
i- The Senate viii convene to-day at
So ~ o'clock. awaitthe Organization of
~, ron,e and adjourn. A senatorial
.s,r. Y.s r;' will then be held to prepare lists
'lD'. l',,omittres With what temper the
T.r.a VI r.,. r2ncus raising a joint standing
.Sr,,,,,,,,. upon admission of Southern
SSs'-Lsr, SS-'I,, vli be received is not yet en-
,;rajr & qppaIcnt. Some Senators appro-
';"5 ,,', tIs spirit and intent of the resolu-
,ioT @ lre Jealous of any Infringement OF
tIs righfs of the two bodies under the
Co9,tiIulon to regulate the admission to
.bsr rsspectiye organizations There is
m dg1b, of combined action, but the
rq,,gye ola resolution by the House al
svm5 conditions TO membership in the
Spnate and vice versa, is so suggestive
Of rrecnlarity if not inconsistency that
jtistboaght possible by influential per
sons in both branches ofthe national leg
stature. that similar, though separate
committees. NAV be raised in lieu of the
.Oint committee.
The House will meet at the usual hour
and ro through with the form OF organ
.,,t;on without delay. The several eau
ms runners and especially door:keePerS
aave had but little ume LOT tncIi ue,
tions today so incessantly ana in' RUi Tn W
nate have been the place seekers. lheso
candidates are from the heroes OF many
bartIes to the widows son who wants 10
be n page, aud their name is legion Al
fer oroanizing. the House will ADJOURN
70 Tuesday when the message ana ac-
comparing reports will he read.
Bnt one National Bank was establish
,d last week There are now in opera
IiOu 1913
Gen Howard OF the Frcedmen's Bu-
yaar Yesterday issued circular stating
that numerous cases have been reported
# the summary expulsion of freedmen
spdrslurees from their tenementS on the
plaDtstiOps restored and ordered that
hereafter all officers and agents of the
Bureau will prevent the recurrence OF
such eectments in future. In cases OF
,loubt the assistant commissioner of the
State is directed to forward his opinion
10 the commissioner of the Bureau be.
fore any order Of restoration is issued.
The Heralds special says Mr.. Harlan,
Secretary Of Interior, has commenced
preparations to secure his election to the
United States Senate. This indicates
tlst he intends to leave the cabinet at
l0distant day. Ii has been the impress
s0u here for some time past that Mr..
Harlan is the only member of the pres
,ltcabiuct not in tull accord with the
President
Collectors ON the frontier report that
Agsmuggers who have been so active
4r becoming alarmed at the prepara-
aoDs made to appreheud them, and that
he business is falling off. Merchants
aoDg The line, both in the United States
4iCanada, are shutting up their shops
misuspcuding operations. Hence the
nveuUe officers inaugurated the system
d closely examining the clothing OF fe-
aarS who cross the frontier That class
dua,rl is falling off, not one woman
cresses the St. Lawrence now where
twenty did before.
During the month of November the
>co1d Comptroller Of the Treasury re-
0&dtwo thousand seven hundred and
~ytrty-three prize claims, and six thous-
and four hundred and ninety-six claims
oiheirs ofdeceased soldiers.
The Second Comptroller has decided
lai in the case OF Q soldier detailed as a
usrk IA the War Department, payment
dbOuuty maturing while III such service
aHuur be made, as extra pay is received
Md5iached duty OF Chat kind. 1t was
asO decided under the same authority,
laata soldier who enlisted in the Vet
tlan Reserve Corps under provisions of
GsleIal Order No. 191, of June 25th, 1864,
slOt entitled to any installment of
bounty maturing while serving as clerk
any department.; but if discharged
With all OF the men of bis regiment be-
.1l@ the Government no longer requires
.-ss-Jy,le of his entire term of enlist
l'ai he maintains the same footing
Han5lts in regard to bounty claims as
gs;5AAs to the balance Of the members
-'Nme regiment
D." Elal To the Commercial Advertiser
t,;i. y. g.Nliugton 4th says there is some
,I 1A @ll-ange in presiding officer of
Go. .$'aleinplace of Senator Foster oi
h' 'Is southern members have given up
n,.. ..oPe OF admission Immediately ana
tvSHlhem leave tomorrow for their
srI DI' -, Residents message is to be lengthy
t,L.. s .LEhiT important. the President
4;an 4;S adeclded stand in reference to Tor
ee, ~ Affairs and is almost semi-belieger-
Sol 400 IL tone. Our claims for indemnity
aSS S'.I =. England are to be sustained
Con,;s sle European aggressions upon ouI
'D'nt are firmly protested against
AN fRANCTSCn n. , . -TrGla very