The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21
WASHINGTON.
Proposition to Send One Of the Su-
preme Court Justices to New Orr
leans to Look into Things,

prem0 Court Justices to New Or
leans to Look into Things.
WASHINGTON, December 20.-A dele.
CATION from the Sub Committee OF Lou
isiana to-day expressed to the Judges oil
the Supreme Court their desire to have
Judge Bradley go TO New Orleans to re-
view the proceedings OF Judge Durrell.
Judge Bradley, however, thinks any such
request should come from his associates
who took the matter under advisement
The President, his son Jesse and Marshall
Sharpe left this forenoon for Covington,
Ky, 10 visit the Presidents father. The
President will return next Tuesday. In
consequence Ol his absence the usual cab
net session will not be held to-day.
MEETING OF TERRITORIAL DELEGATES.
At the territorial delegation meeting
this morning, Mr.. Mccormick presiding,
Cloggetts bill to promote education In
the territories was tavorably considered,
aud the delegates agreed that the District
Of Columbia might be included In MCCor.
mick's bill advancing the salaries OF ter
rttorial government secretaries, recently
agreed to In the House. The Committee
on Territories resolution asking the Pres.
ident to appoint one of the Commts.
oners to the Vienna Exposition from the
territories was adopted,
II was subsequently, ascertained that
the Judges came to the conclusion that 1t
remains with Associate Justice Bradley
himself 10 decide whether he will go to
New Orleans for the purpose already
stated. The Louisiana Committee Of
their meeting this afternoon agreed TO
issue an address TO the people Of the U.
s. setting forth the law and facts, and 10
petition Congress for relief when It's ses.
sion shall be resumed Immediately after
the holidays The committee adjourned
to meet in New York Monday next. The
committee having been invited by prOmi.
nent men Of oil parties to visit New Y FORK
and lay the whole matter before tue peo.
pie.
COMPUTATIONS. o.
Senate IN Executive Session, to-day,
confirmed the following nominations
John 7. Croxton of KY, Minister Resi-
dent at Bolivia, ctce l.. Markbreit recall
cd; VIM. B. Crosby OF N. Y, Consul Gen.
eral at Rome, oics D. II. Armstrong re-
signed; +. B. Bresbers of Wisconsin, Con.
sui at Veeviers. Vice G. W. Kleiberg re-
called; @. B. Wilkinson, Collector Of In
ternal Revenue in the Sixth District Of
Missouri; j. II. Vandyke, Receiver OF
Public Monies, Alexandria, Mimi; A. A.
Day, Receiver of Monies at East Sagi-
nav, Michigan; ]. II. FairChild,
Indian Agent, siletz Agency, Oregon;
VIM. Patrick, U. s. Attorney for Eastern
District Of Missouri. Postmasters-A Il.
Vierson, Marion, Iowa; D Fl. Frost, Belle
PLANE, Iowa; !. D. Hunter, Webster City,
Iowa; J. E. Clapp, White Pigeon, Mich;
Chas. Stewart, st. Joseph, Mich; VIM.
B. Hall, Columbus, Ky; Mrs Theodoria
Haskins, Versailles, KY; Samuel Eaton,
Albert Lea, Mimi; Horace Grant, Stevens
Point, Wis; NJ. T. Jones. New Chicago,
Kas; $. J. Cowan, lola, Kas; J. R. Hug
gins, Palmyra, Mo; Miss Alice Robbins,
Aberdeen, Mo-, and John Macarthur, Chi.
cago. To take effect February 14th, 1873.
THE LOUISIANA COMMITTEE.
Alter leaving the Supreme Court this
morning the Louisiana Committee held
private meeting at Wizards Hotel, and
then proceeded, upon an invitation from
Speaker Blaine, 10 the House Of Represen.
tatives.
CREDIT MoBrLIER.
At the session OF the Credit Mobilier
Committee to-day 0akes Ames said he
never heard that James Brooks had any
OF the stock, and he did not believe be
had. Mr.. Alley, another witness, denied
the truth OF McComb's statement that
Brooks was interested in that way.
William D. Avery, one OF the Oldest and
most efficient clerks Of the Internal Reve-
nue. service, and who has for several years
been chief Of the appointment division Of
that Office, has been appointed chief clerk
of the Internal Revenue Bureau, in &C.
ordance with the provisions Of the bill
c Gently passed bv Congress.