The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-16
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wAsHINGTON.

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WASHINGTON.
...nb,shop MeCioskey.
g ,.s'xa1oy, October l5.-The Most
Archbishop McCloskey, of New
MI .-rived here last evening and
i%s, o. ,.msjn several days.
r.,sI stamp Canceiior.
lave committee of New York,
T.-ssy and Pennsylvania brewers
Wv ,s5 before the Commissioner Of
'HT sI Revenue to-day and presented
!'i''nm ''msn, m against the abortion OF a
81 ~ stamp csncellor. Commissioner
n's! ..l..s ;,' considers the argument ex-
goas, .;rs of the subject, and there is no
Asa,. s.,t tbst the; metal stamp cancellor
ii ,e sdopted,
.Sou,h Atlantic Squadron.
p.., Admiral Rogers, Commanding
,S,,,b Atlantic Squadron, reports to
.ysvy Department that the United
....s steamer 0xippee arrived at Rio
r,,.,o on the 18th Of September and
u,ol tor New York on the 23d oil
,,n,.mber. On the 10Th of September
=. Emperor Of Brazil visited the En-,
y, .I.5 1' steamer Repulse and was received
,5 imperial honors, the United
,.,,. -, vessels in port taking part in the
..'~s The Ticonderoga was to sail
',Ds w 9th OF September Tor the river
p,.~s ~ The Wasp was at Monteveido
=, n. l0ih. The health OF the officers
yI crews OF the vsrlods vessels are
!o9i
B,ds for Furnishing Stone.
The Supervising Architect. OF the
T,,s.u-v Department to day opened
aI. 10 furnish stone for the construc-
-, Of new Custom House and Post
,s,. At Trenton, Y. ]. The bidders
,,,s Walter Wood, OF the Philadelphia
r.,..tone Company the Brownstone
r,.JP.J. Robinson, Of the Pennsyl-
r,,.s Mining and Manufacturing Co.;
,5 Pfor & Son, OF the Hurricane
I.,,ri Granite Co. The contract will
/. .aTsrdel by the Secretary in a few
isy,
centennial Commissioners Ap.
pointed.
The President has appointed the fol-
3,og Commissioners to the Philadel-
ria Centennial Exhibition: Geo. B,
l-ng of Massachusetts, vice X. Wiley
2ssrds, resigned; Patrick A. Targey,
Of Montana, vice II. L. Warden, re,
7vei John Mcneil and Samuel
i4y:, Of VI ssouri.
presidential Visitors.
Among the Presidential visitors this
morning were Governor Bourbank, o.
Dssots; Richard NJ. Craine, of Ohio
i1yen1r Fletcher, OF Missouri, and
Hon. William Williams, OF Indiana.
Cabinet Meeting.
At noon the Cabinet met, with Secre.
a:ies Fish, Boutwell, and Belknap anC
Postmaster General Creswell and AS
:i,sHt Secretary Cowan present.
The CoIored Cadet again In Trouble
Information has been received here
tron Indianapolis stating that on Fri
iay night, when the midShipmen were
nsrChiOg in line from the lower par
Of the ground to their quarters, an at
sck was made upon Conyers, the
coO'ed cadet, by some one Of the mid
'hllmen, who kicked and cuffed him
,s'rtly. A cadet officer rushed in with
''sWn sword among the crowd tha'
a'i gathered about the unfortunate
cslet and stopped the attack. Cadet
yonyers could recognize only one Of hi
H'alIsnts. Two colored attendants who
we're made a guard to him were threat.
'nei at the same time. The Secretary
o. the Navy will have the case thor.
o'shIy Investigated and the guilty
EsF'es punished by dismissal.
Letter from Secretary Boutwell,.
Secretary Boutwell, has addressed th,
blowing letter to the Third Auditor o
The Treasury:
>R-iou are requested to suspend
a''on upon the claims tor stores of suf
,''r'', furnished os,ensihly for the us'
q the army, in all cases where the re-
i4fei returns have not been made by
We receiving officer. THE course ii
.,'le VI necessary by the fact that officer
'Ae army have in some instance
gwen their official certificates and re
Ups Tor forage and other supplies
+1"ogtoem years before the time whel
;.ry were actually made, in order Il
%.pg 'hem within scope of former Off
o a. authority, that is leaving al
S'en door Tor the commission Of fraud
:. !. me n absence OF so important a gusrC
SIAe official returns.
am, etc,
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