The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-27
THE NE WS.

The Cabinet meeting, Friday, was
very>long, and was attended by all the
Secretaries, General Sherman taking
the seat occupied by General Rawlins
ut the last full meeting. It is said that
the only subject discussed was the Gu
ban question and the financial disturb
ance brought about by The Now York
Wall Street ring. ...". "...t.
The return OF the President, and the
presence OF all the members Of the Cab.
Inet In Washington, have carried thith.
er large number OF politicians and
office seekers, and tho hotel lobbles are
again quite Iull.
There is rumor in quiet circulation
at Washington, that Secretary Cox will
leave the Cabinet in December or Jan.
uary next. in order TO accept one OF the
United States Circuit Judgeshirs pro.
vIded for by the last Congress.
KoopmRnschap, the contractor for
supplying Chinese labor, had an lnlor-
view with Secretary Fish, Friday, when
the latter stated that the Department
had no intention of interfering with the
scheme Of Chinese immigration, unless
tho laws were violated.
In Mississippi the Cabinet earnestly
opposes Dent, There Is Il story that
General Sherman supports him, but It
Is believed 10 be without foundation.
a party Of emIgrants, numbering
about sixty, arrived at Parkersburg,
from Jackson and Writ counties, West
Virginia, on Wednesday, on their way
10 Kansas.
The Secretary OF the Treasury will
anticipate the payment OF the coupons
due on the lst Of November next, upon
rebate OF Interest at the rate OF @ per
cent. per annum.
John Morrlssey Is said to have made
$500, 900 by stock speculations In New
York on Wednesday.
A farmer named Cox and his wife
living near KlnGsyille, johnson coun-
ty, NO., were found murdered In their
house last Thursday. Their bodies
were shockIngly mangled with an axe.
No circumstances attending the deed
arc known, and no clue 10 the murder
or has been found. -. E
The monthly report OF the Depart
mcnt Of Agriculture, for August, says
Of corn, unless the close Of the season
Is very favorable there must be l50,.
OOO. 900 bushels less than a full crop,
There will be reduction In the yield
OF cotton, from the Carollnas 10 Ala.
bama, and material Increase from
Mississlnpi 10 Texas. Probabilities OF
present favor a yield OF 1850, 900 bales.
The wheat crop, as q whole, IL larger.
Inc only Staies showing decrease are
illinois, Michigan, Iowa and CalIfors
MIA. Fruits yielded dabundantly: a apnles
In u less degree than any other species.
In the stock Of hogs there ia rednc,
ton In number and condition. anna
rently, rs compared with last year, OF
llfty 10 ten per cent.
The cholera case reported In BIrmInp.
ham, Pa, Thursday, Terminated fatal
IL. The attending physicIans pro-
nounce Il n case or genuine AsiatIo
cholera, and no mistake.
The largest watermelon chronlcletl
this year has been presented to Horace
Greeley. II Ia 4 feet inches long, cir.
cumlerence 2 feet 6K inches, and diam-
eter foot lOh Inches.
A Newark newspaper says that Mr..
Henry ". Raymond, son OF the late
editor Of the New York Times, will as
sumo position on the editorial staff oi
that paper, October l.
Chief Justice Chase, Il Is reported,
has recently Invested $4,000 In tract
OF land OF forty acres and O handsome
residence Just outside OF Washington,