The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-04
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NEW YORK, Feb. ga Washington
special to the World states that there is
probability of Cabinet changes soon.
A Secretary of War will certainly be
Ex-Governor Dennison is in Wash
ington.
Information reached here yesterday
which led to the belief that Gen. Meade
has issued an order for the arrest of ex-
Governor Jenkins, OF Georgia, on the
ground ofalleged resistance to the en-
forcement of the Reconstruction laws.
It is further said that he telegraphed to
Secretary Stanton to have the arrest
made If Governor 7. could be found in
the District of Columbia. The friends
OF Mr.. Jenkins placed sufficient reli-
ance on the Information received to
have him within reach of a Court where
the right OF hG6eGS corpus would be re-
spected.
Consul q. II. Heap, at Tunis, gives
details of great suffering there, and in
the interior of Morocco, from starva-
ton and sickness, and appeals to the
United States for assistance.
ID. Fowler, of Illinois, is being strong
~ pushed for Commissioner of Internal
| Revenue. U
| The Tribune's Washington special
says it is expected that in a few DAYS
the President will make a re-arranEe-
nent of the military departments and
the various districts. Material changes
In commanders are expected in the
Western and Northern States and Ter
ritories.
In consequence of England's refusal
to allow the slightest scrutiny of her
conduct in the Alabama claims, the
United States Government has deter
mined to assert positively that tine
claims OF the Alabama must be adjust
ed, either within or outside the cues.
ton of protection to American citizens
in Europe.
The President entirely concurs in the
views presented in Mr.. Banks report,
and intends to take speedy action in
the matter of those now detained in
British prisons.
have not yet reached the free list on the
Revenue bill, and great diversity OF
opinion exists in the committee re-
speeding the number of articles which
1t should embrace. The committee
have noticed marked diminution in
the Internal Revenue receipts during
the last two months, and are appre-
hensive- that they may not be able to
recommend the relief Of many inter-
ests that they feel should be assisted,
20 An Annapolis special to the Tribune
says: The Maryland Legislature, on
Saturday, was much excited over a
resolution instructing Gov. Swami to
| 4oou0 a senator elect
Hamilton. 1t was announced by one
of the Governors friends that he de.
clines to issue the commission, claim
| ing that Hamilton was elected in vio-
lat1on of the Eastern Shore law con-
corning Senators. The subject was
postponed until Wednesday next.
The Tribune's Atlanta special, dated
the 1st inst, says: It is understood that
General Meade will issue general or
der tomorrow modifying the terms of
General Pope's order, No. 40. under
which the sherltts and other civil
officers were forbidden to issue legal
advertisements in newspapers oppos-
ing reconstruction. Circumstances
have SO much changed, by the success
fulELrogress oftreconstruction since the
PRONUNCIATION of order No. 40, that
some modification would now seem to
General Meade leaves for Montgom.
cry tomorrow morning TO remain in
Alabama during the, election com.
menclng on Tuesday.