The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-18

CoSsTANTINoPLE, August II.
A commission, composed OF several
ministers and other high funCtionaries,
Musselmen and Christians, has been es-
tablished to elaborate programme OF
reform, according TO the Imperial call
communicated TO you by the dispatch OF
June 7th. The Imperial government
has decided TO open new inquiry about
the assertions concerning the cxcesses at
tributed to irregular troops in Bulgaria.
This task has been assigned to Basque
Bey, Director'of the Press, and to YOU
yanteto Eflendi, the Bulgarian Counselor
Of State. They have entered upon their
duties, and l will communicate to you
the result of their inquiries.
CAVALRY RECRUITING.
Orders have been issued from the War
Department TO hasten the recruiting Of
$500 additional men for cavalry regi-
ments. The principal recruiting stations
are at 81. Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis,
Buffalo, Boston and New York.
Branch offices in several OF the Western
cities have been opened 10 secure the re-
quired number as soon rs possible.
CONSOLIDATED.
The following consultations Of Inter-
nal Revenue Districts, among Others in
the East and South, under the Legislative
bill, have been ordered by the President.
Under this order IS collectors will bc re-
moved. The First and Third in West
Virginia are consolidated, and Isaac II.
Duval retained:
In Pennsylvania, part OF the Nine
teenth, containing the counties OF Erie,
Warren, Mexican, Elk and Cameron, is
called the Nineteenth district; Charles
NJ. Lynch retained. Crawford, Venango,
Mercer, Clarion, Lawrence and Forest
counties comprise the Twentieth district
OF Pennsylvania, Of which j. G. Brown is
retained 'as collector. The counties Of
Allegheny south Of the Ohio river, WASH
ington, Green, Westmoreland and Fay
ettc comprise tho Twcnty.second district
OF Pennsylvania; Thomas w. Davis re-
tained. The counties OF Beaver, Butler,
Armstrong, Indiana, Jefferson, Oleartield
and Allegheny north Of the Ohio river
form tie Twenty.thirl district; John NJ.
Sullivan retained.
First and Second districts OF Tennessee
are consolidated into Second distaict, Jas.
A Coopcr retained. Third, Fourth and
Fifth districts Of Tennessee, consolidated
in new fifth, Daniel T. Clifiort retained.
In Ohio tho Eighteenth and part Of
the Thirteenth are consolidated into the
new Eighteenth, Chas. j. Pettingill re.
tained. Part OF the Thirteenth and
Seventh districts OF Ohio consolidated in
10 the Seventh; Chas. g. WalCott retained.
First and part of:the Second of1ndiana
are consolidated into new First, James
c. Veatch retained. Seventh and part Of
the Sixth of Indiana are consolidated in
to new Seventh, Frank White retained.
Fourth and part Of the Second Of Indiana
are consolidated, Wm. CurbaCk retained.
A portion ofboth Sixth and Second dis
tricts are consolidated into the district
called Sixth. Frank Boggs retained.
The fourth and part Of the tenth Illinois
district consolidated into the new sixth,
John Tillson retained; the thirteenth and
part Of the tenth Illinois, compose the new
thirteenth &c. Mills retained.
First and fifth Michigan district con-
solidated'into the new lirst, S. S. Trow-
bridge retained; the second and thiT1
Michigan compose the third, II. b. Rove.
son retained. ..----.
Third and sixth districts OF Iowa unit
ed into the new thirds, NJ. NJ. Trnnbell
retained; second and part OF the Iirst and
fourth, compose the new second, Q. S.
Tarweil retained; seventh and part Of the
first compose the new fourth, John Con-
nell retained.
Third and Fourth Missouri consoli-
dated into tho new fourth, a. G. Stewart
retained.