The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-10

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at the Treasury Department that some
of these banks have advised their de-
positors, who are holders of six per
cent. bonds, to keep them. fhougn
these national banks are q creation Oh
the Government, it is from them mat
most OF the serious impediments to theI
success Of the new loan have been met
with. =,
The steamships Rhein, from Bremen,
and Sherman, from Havana, hsSe ar.
rived. . -~
The Connecticut Poison Case.
Special dispatches state that all the
testimony in the case Of Mrs. Sherman
the wholesale Connecticut poisoner, is
in, and the examination has been
adjourned ill Monday, when the counsel
for the prisoner will probably make an
argument in favor OF dismissal OF the
charge as not sustained. 1t is believed
in Derby, however, that the case will 60
to trial, and that the defence will be
the fashionable one OF insanity. s-
Money Matters In New York.
The Times financial article says:
The public funds were less than yester-
day and they before, on the non-confirm-
alton OF the rumor from London OF the
success Of Assistant Secretary Richard
son in placing the new loan. Private
cable kilograms were silent on the SUBJ
iect, and the prevailing opinion in the
street at the close of business to-day was
that the report of yesterday was at least
premature in other stocks, and the mar
ket was tame in the amount registered.
The sale of railway stocks was small
Prices, however, cannot be called weak
as far as business was done at the
Boards or on the street, but there was
lack Of spirit in the transactions Of the
day which too plainly denoted the ab,
sence of anything like pronounced
speculation. Money is cheap TO bro
kers, and there is superabundant offer
Ing on call loan. While there is dis
inclination on the part Of lenders t'
place their balance beyond thirty o.
sixty days, the control is quite marked
Resignation OF Gen. PIeasanton.
A Washington special says: 1t ii
now known here, upon semi-oficia
authority, that the Commissioner o
Internal Revenue, General Pleasanton
has resigned his Office, on account OF
misunderstanding between himself ant
Secretary Boutwell,. AS soon as hi
withdrawal was handed in it was &C
cepted by the President, and General c
A Arthur, OF New York, was shortl,
after rendered the position. lie el
pressed his inability to serve, however
3 and it became necessary to max
= another selection. No one has yet bee
;, chosen, but it is thought that Drput
Commissioner Doug lass will be ar
4 pointed.
rhe Catholics Exborted Not TO Inter
e fere w.ih tie Parade.
}. New YORK, July 9.-The propose
r Orange parade on Wednesday absorb
Y public attention here. In all the Cat
olic churches to-day, in accordance wit
the request OF Archbishop McCloske
o the presiding priests exhorted the met
q bers OF the church 10 refrain from pa
!" ticipa,on in the demonstration {
(. Wednesday and in no way mole"t Il
n Orangemen. Archbishop McClosk'
% delivered an address on the subject, al
!, said no good Catholic would interie
~ ~ with the Orangemen or paruc'pat,e,
ii the demonstration individually: l!
{, archb shop teels indignant at the CT
ID authorities for not checking the parac
oil Ia an interview with q reporter oil 4
): New York Star, this evening. he sa
H. that if any blood was shed the city q
m tborities would alone be reeponsIb
'n and that the members of the secret
as cieties who propose TO stop tue proc
1t sIon were outside the pale Of the Rom
% Catholic Church. ....U f.. r.
al The Irish Convention met this all
y noon and after an excited dIscusai
h. adjourned until tomorrow evening
1g await events. On Tuesday they are
is receive arms. Nearly every musket
go the city was purchased and every
he shot gun will be brought into re9u
OF ton. 1t has been decided to have IN
In regiments under arms Tuesday nig
A battery will be placed at Madl'
square and another IN Reservoir squaa
.r- The Catholics calculate upon marsi
We ling 27,0O0 men.