The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-12
WASHINGTON.
GENERAL SHERIDAN.


WASHINGTON.
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
WASHINGTON, March H. General
Sheridan left Washington to-day, return
lug to New Orleans by the way Of Chicago
Ills conduct in the late troubles, in that
city has been approved by the President,
When tho pending Louisiana compro'
mise shall be fully consummated, por.
ton Of the troops will he Withdrawn from
New Orleans, The late private adviccs
from that city show that while u few ultra
politicians on both sides are not inclin'
ed to settlement on the proposed basis
large majority Of the people are will
ing for peace on almost any terms, as their
material interests seems seriously injnr-
ed BY continual political cOmmOtiOrs.
General Sheldon was appointed assist.
ant Counsel Tor the United States, before
the Court Of Commissioners for the Ala
bama claims, aud will proceed to New
Orleans to take charge OF the business
in that part Of the country.
The Republican Senators held n caucus
ballot, which resulted in John l.. French,
present Scrgcnt at arms receiving q
vntcs ncoinst 10 scn,lerrJ Among them
were Charles Kennedy, J.J. Christy, Capt.
Ashley, the caucus hlsn voted to retain
ROv. Or. Runderland US chaplain.
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both inclusive: total $5,03G,9j0 Grand
total, $50, O,OOO,O00.
Tbo cnll mo,urc, ,l,rcc Months from
to-day when iLs in,errs, viii crn.r. The
bonJ: viii be nniJ on pre.onlMlion utu.y
tim" nrcyion. to The maturity Of the cali,
ciIhcr n, ,br rrra.nry nrrp ar by the 4 -.
si.tont rren.urcr at Nrw York, with In.
tnrnI min tLe dnIo of unymrot. Ii i,
nnw a.rrr,ninrL Tint Secretary Bi,,ow
hos h nil SloMr considered himself wilhon,
discretion in the matter Of the call, and
bound by law To call the bonds in the
order Of their issue. The act ot March
j, 1915, which authorizes this call pro-
vide+ lhat II shall DC lnadc ~ compliance
with section 3.,9O1 OF the REVISED statutes
and That section expressly directs mat tne
bond shall be called IN the order oi theiF
number aud issue.
COSFIRMATtOSs DY TIE SENATE.
rhc Senate today confirmed the nom.
nations of Charles c. Shcats, Of Alabama,
Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury; DclO4 i.
Lyons, Surveyor Of Customs At Dubuque,
Iowa; John &. Abcrcrombic, Surveyor OF
Customs al Burlington, Iowa; William
D. Smllh, surveyor o. LWNOmN u! Mcu,
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THE iiAwAtiS TREATY.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Re
lations this afternoon reported the lla
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