The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-01
WASHINGTON.
Arrival OF the President.


de mt and Admiral Porter returned thi'
morning. The visit is to dispose OF tn'
accumulated routine of business. Ad
miral Rogers report Of the operations
in Corea is to be submitted to the
President to-day. and probably Will De
considered at Cabinet meeting.
Geary for President.
Private information received here
this morning states that Charles Sum
ner, John w. Geary, Reuben A. Fen
ton, John A. Logan, j. Bowen and
others met at Auburn, New York, las'
night, for the purpose of considering the
proposition to nominate Geary as the
Republican candidate for the Presl
dency in 1872. 1t is asserted that the
proposal receives the entire approval ol
ex-Secretary Seward.
The Corean Flags Captured by Al
lniral Rodgers.
Two large boxes were received at tue
Navy Department hismorning contain
ing the Corean battle flags, captured oy
Admiral Rodgers. They number some
twenty-five in all, consisting OF flags
banners, &c. The silk flags represent
ing the superior officers Of the Corean
army are Of fine texture, and beautifully
woven, and bearing the representation
of some animal, lion, tiger, or flying
serpent. The stats OF the fags OF
the superior officers are mounted with
pheasant feathers.
Dispatch from Admiral Lee.
The Navy Department this morning
received the following dispatch from
Rear Admiral Lee, at Key West: "The
Serrano arrived this forenoon, has
loaded with great dispatch and will
leave at 10 o'clock this evening, to re:
lieve the Juniata, which was wrecked
Just about Cape Florida. She expects
to take off and land her passengers at
Savannah"
Schedule OF Revenue Taxes.
The Internal Revenue Bureau have
published schedule OF all the revenue
taxes payable by the use of stamps and
describing the size Of the stamp requlr'
ed upon each particular instrument or
document under the internal revenue
law as now in force. They will be fur
nished to the public upon application
at the Revenue Bureau.
Redemption of Bonds.
The Treasury Department gives no.
tice of the redemption Of Sl0O,OOO,OOO
of the 500 bonds, commencing to-
morrow.
Revenue Detectives.
The recent order from the Internal
Revenue Bureau permits detectives to
visit other districts than their own
without first giving notice to their su'
periors, but they must report their ne
cessity for such visit and their action
Immediately on their return.
Treasury Order.
The Treasury Department has just
issued the following notice.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
August |, 1871.
By virtue Of the authority given by
an Act of Congress approved July IA,
1870, entitled an "act to authorize the
refunding of the national debt" here
by give notice that the principal and
accrued interest OF the bonds herein be-
low designated, known as $40 bonds,
will be paid at the Treasury OF the
United States in Washington on or after
the Let day Of December next, and that
the interest oneaid bonds will cease that
day. That is coupon bonds known
as the first series OF the act Of February
25th, 1862, dated May lst, 1862, num-
bered as follows: to go 600, inclusive, of
$50 each; l to 1882, inclusive, ofSlOO
each; l to 40,04l, inclusive, Of $500
each | to 74,l04, inclusive, Of $1,000
each. Also registered bonds Of the
same act, ! 10 $40, inclsiuve, of $50
each; | to 4l0l, inclusive, Of 500 each;
to 1899, inclusive, OF $500 each; l to
S9O5, inclusive, Of $1,000 each; l to
2665, inclusive, CT $4,000 each; and |
to 900, inclusive, OF 100000 each The
amount outstanding, embraced in the
number as above, is $l00,OO0,OO0 The
coupon bonds of the act of February
25lh, 1862 were issued in four distinct
series. The first series embracing those
described above, do not bear the series
designation upon them, while those Of
the second, third and fourth series are
distinctly marked on the face OF the
bonds. United States securities for
warded for redemption should be ad-
dressed to the loan divisions.
[Signed. J. F. HARTLY.
Acting Secretary.
Cabinet Meeting.
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