The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-25
WASHINGTON.
Return of Louisiana Commission.
They vIsittho Executive Mansion.
The President Satisfied with The Rcsul
Of their LnbOrs.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The Louisi.
ana Commission has returned to Wash,
ington. They speak in warm terms Of III,
Kind manner in which they were received
at New Orleans by both parties, and ap
peared to bo perfectly satisfied with thC
result OF their mission. Gen. Hardin
leaves for Kentucky tonight.
WAsHISdToN, April 2i.-The Loui.
siana Commissioners visited the Execu.
tive Mansion to-day during the session
OF the Cabinet. Business was suspended
when there was an informal conversation
between them and the Cabinet respecting
their mission. The Commissioners made
a final report OF their proceedings TO the
President, who returned thanks for The
satisfactory way in which they had dig.
charged their duties.
CHANGE or TROOPS.
Orders have been issued to remove a
company Of the Second Artillery from
Morgantown, n. c., and another com.
pany Of the same regiment from Raleigh
to Washington, D. C., to take the place
OF two companies Of the Third Artillery,
recently ordered to New York Harbor
But one company is LETT in North Caro-.
lima and that is at Port Johnston. No
other companies will be sen, to North
Carolina.
FALSE RuMOR.
There waa excitement in the Treasury
Department to-day, owing to rumor Of
the appointment OF new Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue and other important
changes. Inquiry at the Sccretary's
Office pronounced the rumor false.
The President has commissioned the
following Postmasters: Mrs. May L.
Ross, Newport, Ky; Herman Sagebelle,
kenton, o.; Fred. X. n. Keil, Ft. Wayne;
James Irish, Clinton, Wis; b. f. Wayne,
Patteville, Wis; GeorgJ G. MerrilieId,
Misawaka, Ind; Jerome II. Fee, Adrian
Mich; Wm. N. Conner, Franklin, Ind
Edward S. Smith, BAHAMA, Ill; Francis
NJ. Bell, Tyrone, Pa; ely Powell, La.
thropc, Ind; George W. Graham, Rock
fort, Minn.; ]. +. Meyers, Dsnnison, Ia.
Mrs. Ella y. W. Hatch, Rolla, No.
A VENERABLE HAND SHAKER.
Among the callers at the White House
to-day was Mrs, Sarah Davis, who has
shaken hands with every President from
Washington down.
CABINET MEETING.
AT the Cabinet meeting to-day, which
was OF short duration, no reference was
made to the proposed extra session Of
Congress. 1t is not probable that the day
designated, the 18th Of June, will be
changed. It is supposed proclamation
will be lssued before the end OF the week.
SUPPORTS HAYES POLICY.
Colonel Thomas B. Keogh, Chairman
OF the North Carolina Republican State
Committee, is out in u letter announcing
his support Of President Hayes Southern
policy. He says in the letter: "Presi.
dent Hayes has undertaken the task OF
giving us that political rest and ccssa.
ton from party strife which our peo.
pie 80 much crave. Our press and
public men should give him n
hearty support in his noble efforts 10
bring about good feeling in the South and
remove the causes OF our trouble. The
Republicans are with him heart and soul,
and tranquility and prosperity are again
within our reach and can be secured il
the Democrats will only Join us in nc.
cepting these blessings at the hands Of a
Republican President. TINE will show
whether patriotism can conquer preju.
dice"