The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
United States Coinage.

Dr. Llndermanp, OF the Fhlladeipnla
mint, is now in New York conferripg
with Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse and
the Superintendent Of the Assay Office
as 10 the amount and denominations OF
coins required for other than Treasury
purpose During the last two weeks
double eagles have been coined exten-
sively, they being most convenient for
use by the sub-Treasury, and Tor bank
ers. The receipts Of gold coin from the
Philadelphia mint, since the first OF
October, have Teen nearly SIC. .0O6, 600,
and about two millions, five hundred in
bars. During the late financial excite
ment the Assay Office met promptly
the extraordinary demand made upon
it. DR.. Lindemann says that by run
ming the Philadelphia mint night and
day, he expects all demands will be
met. San Francisco and Carson mints
are now running to their full capacity,
for supplying coming and trade dollars.
Arrest OF Alleged Bank Robbers.
Maria Urbacb, who was taken into
custody with two Spaniards, charged
with robbing the Bank of Commerce
in Havana, yesterday, accuses the
Spanish Consul of robbiDg her Of
money, diamonds and draft for ST.
900. Her affidavit declares that theee
things were taken from her baggage
On board the steamship City Of Mexico
under false pretepces. The trial is set
down for October 10Th.
The "PooIing" of GreenbaeIks.
There is very early prospect OF put.
ting an end to the pooling arrange
ment Tor greenbacks. Many old and
prudently managed banks are restlve
under the srrangem eut and desire the
liberty OF managing their own green
backs as we'll as National Bank notes.
aud to receive and pay them out scross
their counters. Their receipts cannot
be made as free as before suspension,
so long as there is a discount on bank
checks in Wall Street, and they ineist
on resumption in notes, greenbacks or
national bank notes across their own
counters. No day is named for the
meeting of the Clearing House banks to
relax the existing arrangements, but
the probability is. it will not be later
than Saturday on Monday next.
ID. Vermeyle, President OF the
Merchants Bank, says he would not
be surprised if within two or three
DAYS the banks will give up pooling
and pay greenbacks over their count
ers as formerly. He states that the
banks have gained halt a million
greenback during the last three days.
Alleged Violation ofthe Civil Rights
Bill.
A motion was msde yesterday before
Judge Barret in the suit OF Robert
Hamilton against Lester Wallack, to
compel plaintiff TO accept defendants
answer, as served. Hamilton, who is
colored, with two companions, also col
ored, bought tickets and attempted
to enter Wallack's Theatre, but were
denied admission. Wallack was sued
by each separately for five thousand
dollars damsges-tbey claiming that
their exclusion was in violation OF the
Civil Rights bill. Defendants ansuer
was served uDverifed, and vas rejected
on that ground.
Shooting Contest
At the Creedemoor shooting to-day,
the fret prize, a silver trophy and one
hundred dollars, was awarded to the
Fourth regiment. The second prize for
the best shot, a gold badge and fifty
dollars, was won by Private Scott, OF
the Fourth regiment The remaining
prizes were all won by the Fourth reg