The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-25
New York speeIaIs.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The Times
special says: General Grants esli-
mates of appropriations for the militia
ry service for the fiscal year ending
SlT7, OOO, 600 as printed in some papers.
The increased estimate over that of the
present year Is explained by the fact
that at the beginning of the last year
a large amount of uneXpended ap-
propriations was on hand on last years
estimate, also provisions made for har-
Dor aud river improvements. The
present estimates cover deficiency in
The appropriations of last year of SlS,-
100000.
Southern loyal men urge General
Mower for the Freedmen's Bureau in
case Howard is removed. II is thought
TO be too radical 10 suit the President.
It has been decided that after the south
ern elections are over the number of
military posts will be diminished anu
the troops consolidated.
The Herald's special says: The ma
iority OF Senators hesitate as to the le-
galitY of the session, aud they propose
10 adjourn from day to day until Sat
urday, and then adjourn sine die.
The Tribune's special says: Stanton
does not desire to be reinstated in the
War office, but expects Congress TO
take action and rebuke the President
for violation OF the tenure of office law.
The friends of General Averill are
pressing his name for the War Office,
and as he was a victim to the late SEQ
retary's ire, he may get rewarded.
A treaty for the purchase Of two oil
the Danish West India Islands, has been
signed at Copenhagen.
By the reports of the heads of the
different Bureaus, it is understood that
the estimates for the coming fiscal year
will be much larger than the appropri-
atoms required last year.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Washington
specials state that the Attorney General
is understood to have expressed
be legally tried again for COM
plicity in the assassination of Mr..
Lincoln. A new indictment may be
drawn, butt Is more likely the prison
err will be released by Congressional
direction.
A special says the creditors of the
ten national banks which have failed
The total loss to the public will be
neerly one million. The circulation
will, ofcourse, be paid in full.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-A washington
special says: General Mowers recent
general removal OF civil officers in
Louisiana, rneets with the diapproval
of the President, who will probably is
mand of any kind in the Fifth Military
District, and assign him to duty else
where.
Washington specials say: The Com:
missioner of Internal Revenue is said
10 have ordered the release of aquanti-
" of whisky, owned by a Kentucky
Bourbon Company In New York, upon
which advances were made by Louis
vile banks:
ter a cordial and satisfactory interview
with the President and General Grant.
The President expressed himself
pleased with Schotield's judicious adj
ministration of affairs.
The friends of Gen. Burbridge, Of
Kentucky, are sanguine of securing for
him the position OF Sergeant-at-Arms
of the Senate. Mr.. Brown has no ex-
pectations of his being removed. The
subject will be considered in caucus.
Thaddeus Stevens bill for the divis-
ion of Texas is not yet prepared, but
he proposes to take hold of 10 as soon as
the Impeachment pressure has some
what abated.
The Judiciary Committee at their
meeting on Saturday determined to re.
port in favor OF Impeachment.