The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, June Ex-senator West
oil LouisiAna, has written letter on the
political situation In that State, In which
he says the future relations OF Louisiana,
her emancipation from disorder, debt and
disgrace, the progress OF her material In
terest and her restoration to all her FORM
er greatness and still further adVauce'
ment; whereas, the needed reforms may be
effected in unidcAtion, II all who profess
the Republican principles and can only be
ieopardized by distraction among those
who entertain them. He expresses the
opinion that no new election will be
ordered In Louisiana by Congress, and
still further that the advancement will
rest with the adoption by his citizens OF
the principles Of equal rights and Justice
to all, regardless Of color, IN the laying
aside q prejudice and In the admission
that all the vices do not pertain 10 one
race, nor all the virtues 10 the other. he
opposes the Beauregard. movement be-
cause, among other reasons, 1t proposes
the creation Of q new party, whereas the
needed reforms maybe effected In the uni
fication Of all who profess Republican
principles.
The Commissioner on Pensions pro.
mulgated the following new and impor-
tant order: On and alter the first OF July
the consideration Of all invalid Increase
cases will be suspended by the pension
office until the biennial examination,
which takes place on the 9th Of Septem.
Der next. The medical examinations,
however, will continue in such cases, so
that no applicant may suffer loss, as to the
commencement Of the increase by reason
Of the date Of the medica! examination.
In the meantime, all the original cases on
file will be considered and disposed Of so
far as the evidence will warrant.
The Indian Bureau to-day received the
from the War Department an official let
ter from Lieut.. Col. John r. Brooke, com.
manding at Camp Supply, in which he
states that the Cheyenne and Kiowa In
dians are of their reservations. This off.
cial letter Is transmitted by Major General
Pope to Lieut.. General Sheridan, who 10.
doises 1t, and respectfully forwarded 1t for
the information Of the General Of the army
and the Indian Bureau. General Sher-
man lndoses the paper as follows: ,.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, |
WASHINGTON, June IA !
Respectfully Submitted to The Secretary Of
War:
These are the Indians 10 conciliate
whom Santants and Big Tree are to be
turned loose. / haYe no more faith In
their sincerity than I have in prairie
wolves, and as once risked my lie TO
test their sincerity l do not propose 10
again expose others to like danger, and l
hope the Indian Bureau will manage them
without the aid Of the army.
jackson Schultz has been requested to
remain as U. 8. Commissioner at Vienna,
but in the event Of his retirement, Gar.
rison, OF Cleveland, will be his successor.
It would not be q surprise I, as stated,
Minister jays official life should be ter
minated at tho close of the exhibition.
The TACT Is known here that when he was
appointed about four years ago, he said
he desired 10 remain abroad only about
half that time. His retirement will be
voluntary, without any intimation from
the Administration In that direction.
The FirBt Comptroller has issued cir.
cular TO several U. s. Marshalls, announc'
ing that the expenses Of United States
courts during the present fiscal year are
in excess of the appropriation, which Is
now entirely exhausted. This will pre-
vent the settlement oil unpaid accounts
for services in the fiscal year until add.
tional means arc obtained. In all proba.
bllity deficiency bill for this purpose
will be passed at the next session Of Con-
gress.
The postofIlces at Charleston, Chelsea,
East Cambridge, Port Cambridge, North
Cambridge, Somerville, East S0merVille,
Harrison Square, Dorchester, Mattapan
and Neponset, Mass, are all made Sub
Stations Of tho Boston postoflice,
Advices from the leaders Of the Nc
Emery party in Louisiana say II there Is
to be new election in that State, they
desire II TO be exclusively under the con.
troll of the federal Government, and as
sert that il Gov. Kellogg and his associ-
ates are allowed In any wayto control, or
even lntermeddle with 1t, the friends Of
McEnery and opponents Of Kellogg will
have nothing to do with the election.
The commencement Of the National
deaf and mute college took place this
afternoon In the hall Of the Columbian
Institute. One Of the remarkable features
was the salutorY delivered orally by
David Il. Carroll Of Ohio, who Is entirely
deaf but has learned 70 speak with almost
perfect distinctness. iFhe ValldiCtorY was
delivered BY YallOndingham Holloway yot
Indiana, who hsd alSO learned To articu.
late. ''a
Il has been Gscartained In official quar-
ters that some progress has been already
made with arrangements for paying the
Geneva arbitration award, apSrt Of ~
means for doing 90 being already In thB
country In the form Of 8 20 bonds to be
exchanged Tor gold on or after the 9th oi
septembE, the payment falling due In that
month.
No information has been received as To
the time oaithe Presidents return to
Washington. Several departments sent
official documents to him at Long Branch