The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-13
WASHINGTON.
The New Loan.

WASHINGION
The New Loan.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Judge Rich
ardson, chief OF the loan branches, and
Mr.. Prentice, Of the registers office, will
sail for Europe in the steamer Java on
Wednesday next, to assist in negoti a.
ting for the new loan. Subscriptions to
the new loan to-day amounted to $ll0,-
COO.
Treasury Balances.
The following were the Treasury bal
ances at the close of business today
Currency, S5,313,000; coin, sSS, ,929, ,00G
of which $l6,332, 900 were in coin GER
titicates.
Naval Examining Board.
The Examining Board, Of which Vice
Admiral Bowen is President, for exam
ining into the claims of the officers of
the navy who were overslaughed by the
promotions made in accordance with
the act Of Congress approved on the
25th of July, 1866, adjourned to day
until October I'd. to await the claims OF
officers on foreign or distant stations.
The Monitors.
All the monitors have left Key West
enroute for Philadelphia.
The Ohio SenatOrxhip.
Secretary Delano who has been absent
in Georgia for the past several days, in
stead of returning to Washington as he
at first intended, visits Ohio to look
after political affairs in which he is
deeply interested, especially as regards
who shall be the successor Of Hon. j..
Sherman in the United States Senate.
Its the common talk in political circles
here that an effort will be made to
defeat Mr.. Sherman, no matter what
the result may be.
The New Gold Notes.
Two millions Of the first lot Of the
new gold notes were delivered to the
L. s. Treasury today and will be sent
to New York tonight.
DelanO md Cameron I'm Georgia.
Advices received from Georgia to-
night state that Cameron and Delano
are making strong efforts TO get control
Of the interests Of the Chattanooga and
Alabama railroad. The pecuniary con-
dition Of that road is such as to give
strong hope of their success,
Bank Statement.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
requested the national banks throughout
the country to report their condition at
the close of business on Saturday,
June 10.
Cuban Claims Commission.
The Cuban Claims Commission will
shortly issue notice for the presenta-
ton Of the claims. This committee
has cognizance of all the claims of
American citizens, whether by birth or
naturalization, which grow out of the
injuries to the person or property OF
such citizens during the revolution in
Cuba
1t is provided that the cases of heirs of
any Americans who have been executed
transported or shot by the Spanish au-
thorities on the island, as well as those
who have suffered in the depreciation
or destruction of their property shall
have standing before the Commission
The Bowen Case.
The case Of exCongressmeu Bowen,
on the motion for a new trial and sus-
pension Of sentence was argued in the
Criminal Court to-day, without result
The case will come up again tomorrow
morning.
New Protestant Church.
Rev. S. II. Tying, at the opening of
St. Panls Episcopal Church yesterday
said, we have come here to open a
new Protestant Episcopal Church in all
its purity, and in all its simplicity, and,
| trust, to call your attention to the fact
that it is a Protestant Episcopal Church
and that it is to protest against any
usage that displaces the Spirit by ser
vice that puts Priest in place OF the
word Christ. Let it be distinctly un-
derstood that this church will be free
and independent, standing on the basis
OF the broadest sympathy with all those
churches in its vicinity that hold to the
common faith, and thus while still
clinging to our peculiar forms which
have come down to us from our faith
ers, we can yet extend the hand Of well
come to all who worship in the name
Of our Savior.
RumOred Resignation OF Governor
Cooke.
There is strongly credited rumor in
this city tonight that Governor Cooke
has resigned, no reasons are given for
his resignation. The Governor left the
city tonight for New York.
Fred. DOusI lass Resigned.
Fred. Douglass rendered his resigna-
ton several days since
Carpenters speech ON the Tribune
Correspondents.
When Senator Carpenter made his
great speech on the case of the Tribune
correspondents, quite large sum ot
money was subscribed among his Sen
atorial friends for the purpose Of hay
ing his speech printed. A large NUM-
Der Of copies Of the speech are now
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