The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-03

NEW York, June I.-Maior General
Butterfield sent OF 500 recruits to Cali.
fornia by the mail steamer, under
charge of JEFF, G. Davis. Its under.
stood more were needed to I'LL reqnisi.
lions for California, Two or three hun.
dred more will be sent by the next
steamer. 4.s5-.ui .l-I ~.
here on Friday night, by the steamer
Deutchland, and viii be taken to Maine
Tomorrow, for interment. Fg fff{
Thirteen hundred and fifty emigrants
arrived to-day by the ship John Ber-
tram, from Bremen. Thirteen deaths
were reported on the passage.
"A tobacco factory inthis city, one in
Brooklyn and two at Green Point, were
seized this week for alleged frauds on
the Revenue. The deficiency of tax IN
three factories seized at Keyport, n. J.,
Is at least so, 900 E
An official report of the special agent
in charge of the New Orleans sub
treasury places the defalcation there at
slightly less than $500 900, with securi-
| ty which will probably cover it.
| The steamers Europe, Manhattan,
Germania, Pacific City. Baltimore and
Arcadia sailed for Europe to-day.
Among the passengers were Bishop
Lynch, of South Carolina, and Bishop
Rapp, OF Ohio.
To-day the new bankrupt law comes
into effect, but In consequence OF the
non.promulgation of the laws of pro-
cedure It will be impossible to proceed,
and the court Will be adjourned to some
distant day, OF which due notice will be
given. ..-..--.-..
The Southern Famine Relief Com
mission, in acknowledging a further
contribution of S., l94 in gold from CAL
ifornia, state that the U. s.. steamship
Surveyor, ]. 81. Simpson Commander,
will sail for Charleston, Savannah and
Mobile, with $1,000 sacks of corn, on
Tuesday next.
The Herald's Washington special
says Woodbridge, Williams, Eldridge
and Marshall, of the Judiciary Com
mlttee, are opposed to carrying out
anything like Impeachment, having
come to the conclusion that sufficient
evidence has not been obtained.
Judge Kelly, who has returned to
Washington, gives flattering account
OF the condition Of the Southern .coun-
Try through which he Travelled. In
compliance with pressing invitations,
he will return to Virginia at future
day to address the citizens of that
State.
The Commissioners OF Indian Affairs
have been informed by the Superin-
tendent at Fort Leavenworth, that the
American Express Company has issued
an order to Its employees on the Smoky
Hill route TO Denver, to this effect:
every Indian within shooting dis
lance is to be shot. Show them no
mercy, they, will show none to you"
He also states that General Hancock
has ordered that any Indian found
north OF Arkansas or south OF Platte
rivers are to be shot. The Superintend-
emit states that these Indians have a
treaty right to roam in that country,
and these orders will cause an inter-
minable war.
The report that negroes have been
placed on the Mobile police, is denied
by the newly elected mayor. aus
Aman named JEFF. Gee, under SEN
tence OF death for murder, In South
Carolina, has informed Gen. Sickles
that the killing was done while he was
aiding Union prisoners to escape, and
II he had not killed the deceased, he
would have lost his life himself. Gen.
Sickles hes ordered an Investigation.