The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-02
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. May 81.
Financial.

Secretary Richardson to day received
a dispatch from the Hon. A. G. Wat
tell, Financial Agent of the United
States at London, it stating that the
called bonds were coming in very rap.
idly, and that the prospects were very
favorable Tor another negotiation. In
formation from member Of the syndl.
cate to the effect that another call is to
be Issued early next week and that the
negotiation OF the syndicate will not
consume halt the time Of the last one
One hundred packages OF called bonds
were received at the Treasury Depart"
ment to-day for redemption.
Accidental shooting.
LAST night, about 8 o'clock, colored
man named James II. Buchanan, while
in a dispute with another party acc'-
dentally shot his wife in the eye, in
flicting fatal wound. Buchanan was
arrested.
Judge DurelI and . Foreign Mission
Report that Judge Durell, Of New Or
leans, is to receive a foreign mission ap-
poiutment, is generally discredited, for
reasons, among others, that after the
severe condemnation passed upon him
by the Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections, it is believed that he
could not be confirmed by the Senate
for any appointment The published
statement that prominent gentlemen OF
Louisiana had made serious charges to
the President rejecting upon the integ-
rity OF Judge Durell, and duplicating
him and one Norton in frauds, and that
the President promised to remove Du-
rell at once if said charges were sus-
tanned by proof, is uufounded. No such
interview took place. At the depart
ment OF justice there never has been
anything said against the integrity OF
Durell.
Examination Of Cadets.
Secretary Belknap, accompanied by
bis private secretary. DR.. Barnard, left
here at noon to-day for West Point to
attend the examination Of cadets at the
Military Academy. He will be absent
about two weeks.
Surrendered ModOcs.
A Washington dispatch Gays: That
General Davis has allowed any portion
of the surrendered Modocs to be armed
and sent in pursuit OF Captain Jack, is
wholly discredited by the Secretary OF
War and army officers generally. Self
respect, It's added, would prevent him
from engaging murderers to do the work
assigned to the soldiers The announce
ment is also made from Washington
that the War Department condemns the
efforts OF the Interior Department to
get Sautanta and Big Tree released.
General Sherman is very plain In his
denunciation of the scheme.
A Denial.
Referring to a special dispatch sent
hence to the New York Tribune pur-
porting to give the reasons. &c, Of the
Presidents recent visit to Harrisburg
the Chronicle says:
1--WE are authorized by the President
to say that he was not the guest OF
Senator Cameron, Major Mccoy and
G. D. Coleman. the last named gentle
msn being in Europe Senator Cameron
did not accompany the party to Wash
iugton.
The visit OF the President was not man.
aged in the interest Of certain officials
or changes in Philadelphia, and that
these subjects or any change in federal
offices in that city was not mentioned
during the visit. There is no com>
plant against any prominent men hold:
ing federal offices in Philadelphia, and
there is no change contemplated at
present. The visit was one purely OF
recreation and had no political signifi-
canoe whatever.
The determination of the manage.
ment ofthe Union Pacific railroad to
locate their depot and general Offices at
Omaha, does not settle the question as
to the terminus as is announced by the
kilograms from that city. The Atty.
General has yet before him for bis de-
ciaion the question as to whether Coun'
Gil Bluffs or Omaha is the legal eastern
terminus and 'tis not unlikely that
Congress will be called upon to legislate
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