The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-07

lowing are the amount OF receipts for
the week ending August &c New
York S39l ,S25, ,5S3; Philadelphia $l5,-
065,467; Boston $50,O32,ll4; Baltimore
$l9,SS9,l7S; New Orleans so, 2,074, TAP.
The total receipts at the port of New
York during the past fiscal year have
been one hundred and forty-one mil
lion.
Louisiana Politics.
The summary ousting Of NJ. Bavoerby
by Governor Wormoth, from the Office
of Secretary of the State OF Louisiana,
on the 29th, has caused much comment
here. In New Orleans the action Of
Governor Wormoth has caused consid-
cradle excitement among both factions
OF the Republican party. General
Heron occupies the office Of Secretary
of State, with two policemen guarding
the entrance, A similar action on the
part OF Governor Warmoth is expected
in other quarters, and there is no tell.
ing to what complications, legal or other
wise, these acts Of the Governor may
lead to.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury bal.
ances at the close of business to-day
coin, s93, 100000; currency, $50, 900, 900;
coin certificate, $l7,000,0O0.
No Yellow Fever In Savannah.
Private dispatches here by mail and
telegraph from Savannah positively
deny the existence of yellow fever in
that city. Such reports have been cir,
culated by mischievous parties desirous
OF injuring the reputation of that city,
There is great commercial rivalry exist
ing between Savannah and Charleston
and the present unhealthy condition Of
the latter city drives all the trade from
that locality into the port Of Savannah,
which is very humiliating to the people
OF Charleston. The press especially are
laboring hard to prove the evidence Of
yellow fever in Savannah. 1t frequent
ly happens that yellow fever exists in
Charleston and all along the coast ol
South Carolina without one case occur,
ring in Savannah.
The Army Worm.
Southern papers received here this
morning, are filled with reports of the
operations Of the army worm in the
cotton. In q great many sections the
crops are seriously damaged.
Revenue Affairs.
There are over 100000 worth oi
claims now before the Commissioner o.
Internal Revenue, waiting to be passed
on which no action will be taken for
some time yet. The Collectors Of In
ternal Revenue throughout the land are
informed that the accounts for the fiscal
wear ending June Both, 1871, are being
more promptly adjusted than for any
previous year.
Democratic Prospects.
The Democratic Congressional com
mittee, after taking measures to effect
an organization and to have political
documents distributed throughout the
country, adjourned to-day. The whole
of the committee were here. They re
ceiyed the most favorable advices from
Pennsylvania as to the Democratic pros
pects in that State at the ensuing elec
ton.
Georgia Bonds.
Treasurer Angel and the Comptroller
General, Madison Bell, Of G Georgia, give
public notice that they have no official
knowledge of any bonds of the State OF
Georgia having been issued since Janu
ary, 1871.
The "GOyernment."
Secretary Delano leaves tonight fol
Ohio, he will be absent one week
Secretary Fish left last night. 1t is in
tended that the President will visit
Western Pennsylvania this week and
that next week he goes to Ohio to visit
his birth place, near Georgetown. This
seems to settle the fact that no Caolne,
meeting will be held this week and
nrobahlv not before the lst OF Octo'