The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-11
NEW YORK.
Progress OF the New Loan.

NEW YORK, July lO.-The followiu,
is Washington special to the Times
The tenor of the advices received from
Secretary Richardson regarding opera
tions with the new loan in London ar,
not yet known here, but it is understood
that Secretary Boutwell, has given or
ders for the suspension Of advertising
the loan until further orders. Thil
would seem to indicate some progress
though the inference has not strong
foundation.
Ku Klux Committee.
The Ku Klux Com mittee as it is call
ed will, it is understood, take reces.
about the Goth OF this month till Sep
tember. A recess, however, has no
been fully decided upon and circum
stances may arise before the Goth to cal
for a continuance Of the investigation
Reports of a Cabinet Meeting Tn
founded.
The reports telegrsphed from thi.
city to the effect that there would be q
Cabinet meeting on Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week, and that the
President would arrive here for tha,
purpose on Tuesday morning, are no,
we'll founded. 1t is known here that
the President has no intention OF visit,
ing Washington at present, and save in
some emergency, not now anticipated,
no Cabinet meeting is likely to be held
for two weeks, as there is no business
OF importance for consideration at the
present time.
Secretary Fish,
who has recently been somewhat indis'
posed, has now nearly recovered. 1t
was the Presidents intention to have
visited him, but he has postponed it in
consequence Of the Secretary's conval.
escence.
On a Mission to Europe.
J. Fred Myers, late printing clerk Of
the Treasury Department, sailed
on Saturdays steamer for Europe, ac-
credited with full power by the Treas
ury Department to look into all matters
to emigration in Europe and
to ascertain whether ary Of the Euro
pean governments are conniviDg or per-
petrating any violation Of International
law, in sending to this country their
paupers and criminals. From facts in
possession OF the Department, some Of
which are Of very recent discovery, it is
believed great wrong is now being per-
petrated at New York, through the con-
nivance and colluson OF foreign agents
of steamship companies and parties who
practically control emigration matters
at this port.
TichbOne BarOnetcy.
The cross-examination OF the claim
ant (Tichborne) to the baronetcy,
which has extended over weeks, was
directed, when the last mail left, to his
experiences in South America, and to
incidents which transpired on the Paul.
ing in which Roger Tichhone embarked
from Havre, for Nalparaison, the
Bella, which foundered at sea, and the
Asprey, which picked up the boat con.
tanning the shipwrecked passengers and
conveyed them to Melbourne. The
witness at first positively denied that
since his return to England he had
been to Lloyds and searched for intor-
nation relating to these vessels, but
upon being told that a gentleman from
Lloyds was in court, claimant said he
might have been there, but had no re.
collection OF the circumstance.
Caying OF an Embankment.
This morning while number OF men
working under an embankment at No.
60 Sixth street and Third avenue, an
EN- bankment fell burying Patrick Hag-
garty and John T. Hazard. The men
were soon extricated, but Haggarty was
found to be dead. Hazard had a thigh
broken and was removed to the hospital,
Communication OF Sentence Post
pOneu.
The appeal TO the Governor for a
OF the sentence Of the muir
derer Foster, has been postponed !;
pending the result Of the argument to
be had before the General Term in
October, an exception taken BY the
prisoners counsel during the progress
OF the trial.
Meeting OF Law Association.
The directors Of the United States
Law Association held their annual
meeting to-day in this city. A large
number OF prominent lawyers from DIFF
ferent States were present and a large
amount OF important business was
transacted.