The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-28
BY TELEG GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntelligenCer.
By tho Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe sts)
WASHINGTON.
Governor Hayes Appointment Not
Confirmed.

Governor Hayes Appointment No
Confirmed.
WARRINGTON, March 27.-The nomina
tion of r. B. Hayes tob be Assistant Treas
urer at Cincinnati, was not confirmed yes
terday, although it Is understood ina
there Is no personal opposition to him
The office Is o new one, and the act crea'
ting 1t dees not take effect until the frs
of July. Senator Sherman has assured
several applicants that there would be n
appointment at present. He therefore die
not desire the confirmation Of Gen. Hayes
as It would have looked like breaking
faith with those to whom he had so ex-
pressed himself. The office can be filled
during the recess. 1t is probable that the
appointment will be given TO Gen. Hayes
II he Is promptly confirmed when The
Senate meets again.
MOVEMENTS OF SENATORS.
Senator Sherman lett here last night
for New Y ork, and he will thence go to
his home. Senators Allison, Lewis,
McCreary and Scott leave to-day. Sena-
tors Wright, Buckingham, Davis, Dorsey,
Dennis and Gilbert LETT last night or this
morning.
THE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN TOUR DE-
FERRED.
Senators Robertson and Patterson, ac'
companied by Governor Gleaves, State
Senator 6waine, and Representative Hur-
lev, of South Carolina, called on the Presl.
dent ia. day and invited him 10 make a
trip to the South. The President thanked
the delegation, and regretted that he
would not DO able 6t present TO take such
O tour, but hoped to do SO at some future
time.
RoBEsON At THE HELM.
Secretary Belknap leaves Tor Chicago
tonight. Robson will temporarily take
charge of tho War Department tO'mor-
row.
THE rREsIDENT GoEs 10 ,&BW YORK.
The President, accompanied by mem.
bers oI his family, left tonight for New
York, to be absent two or three days.
The Navy Department announces the
death Of Rear Admiral John 3. Mont
pomery at Carlisle, Pa, on the 25th inst.
lie entered the navy in 1919 and was on
the retired list at the time Of his death.
He was midshipman on board the flag
ship Niagara in the victory OF Lake Erie.
PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS.
The President will hereafter, while
Congress is not in session, receive callers
on other than official business on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Thursdays from
ii to o'clock.
REDEMPTION OF CERTAIN COINS.
Instructions for the exchange and re-
demption, after the 1st Of April, 1873, in
sums not less than $50 or It's multiple, OF
all old copper, bronze and copper nickel
coins heretofore authorized by law, have
been issued by tho Treasury Department.
They provide for an exchange at par, at
the mint in Philadelphia, Of all such
coins authorized by the 10Th section OF
the coinage act Of 1873, and for their re-
demption, in lawful money, in similar
sums at the mint, by oil the assistant
treasurers and designated depositaries Of
the United States. The expense ol trans.
portation on old coin and currency, paid
therefor, is to be borne by the party send
ing 1t, and that on the new coin by the
United States.
The President did not go to New York
tonight, as reported.