The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-17

REPRESENTATIONS Made nj the Last SEES.
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NEW YORK, Oct. ie.4The Times
washing ton special says. ti;iai
we gave some days since u stat elnent
OF the definite appropriations made at
the last session of Congress, amounting
to something over eight hundred and
twenty-five million dollars. This, II
should be known. included, approprin-
tons for the War and Navy Depart
1nents. OF which not more than one
half VIII de used, thus reducing the
total of appropriati lions about three hum
dred millIons dollars, and consequent-
lylithe actual definite appropriations
Will not amount TO more, than, say five
hundred and INVENT -two million. dol
lars. To this sum should be added the
Indefinite appropriation which were
omitted In our first Statements. ssThese
indeinite appropriations aro for. the
payment Of horses and other property
lost br, destroyed in the military sar-
vice, I'VE hundred thousand dollars:
Tor repayment to importers the excess
lof deposits for unnscertained duties,
two million two hundred. and inv
thousand dollars, and for payment 81
debentours or drawbacks, bounttes, Re,
ono million dollars; for, expenses for
collecting the revenue from customs,
two million two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars; for collecting the in
ternal revenue, under the new law,
eight million dollars; for allowance or
draw back on art cleS in which Internal
duties or tax Inns been paid, four hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars; for
mlsce llaneQus purposes, such as stOr-
rage, carriage, de-, for marine hospital
tundi three hundred and eleven thou
sand dollars; interest on tho. public
debt one, hundred and thirty-eiGIIt
million dollars. Atggl M MI =
Total appropriat tons, specific and in
definite, s6TIs I81 900. ~ -. -
ff Mr.: sHuger, one of the South Clrolinn
delegation 70 present the memorial for
The pardon of JefE. Davis, being too III,
TO visit the Executive Mansion western
day, the prop setl interview to hear the
Presidents reply TO tho memorial did
not take place: An informal call was
made by the other delegates and in d
brief conversation the President ;inti-'
mated That Governor Mngrath could be
released from custody. Not n word was
said as to jeff Davis. The delegation
leave here for South Carolina t6.mor.
row evening after their interview with
tho President Is concluded. q
z The abolition OF martial law in Ken
tuckytdoes not, rs isisupPosed, settle all
the dlmcnlties there, The chief difli-
Guilty of all remains. General Palmer,
by virtue Of, his military authority;
gave passes to all negroes 70 go whittier
they would in search OF work, without
regard to whether they Were FREQ by
virtue of service in the army against
their rebelli ous masters, or by any other
cause. The State Courts deny the vnl-
Idity Of his action, as they still recog-
nize the Institutionof slavery as exist
ing in the State, and are now enforcing
tho laws which prevent employers from
hiring slaves without tho consent OF
the mnsteFsy st. a. iss ~ +
EInnumernble law suits are the cOnse-
quence, while those who wish toprocure
labor, are deprived OF their negroes by
military minority, land are prevented
from hiring others by civil authority,
and tho Freedmen roam tho country Or
gather in camps, become deinornlized
and either steal or starve. AS the negroes
thus freed cannot, by any possibility,
be reinstated, the only solution or
the matter Is to suspend the action of
the State. Courts until the Legislature.
which meets in November, can pass the
constitutional amendment, kentucky
is the greatest snfIerer In the South
from tho hide bound tanacity with,