The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

now held by the United States, and tht
movement Of such metals-to anc
from this country, now accruiDg
or which may be reasonably anticipated
| in the present condition Of our foreign
department OF expenditures and trade
the amonnt OF loans and deposits o.
banking institutions in the United States
and the amount OF currency, whether in
coin, bank notes or legal tenders, now OF
recently held by them, so far as such in.
formation may be readily ascertained
from official reports or otherwise, and
such other facts as in its judgment will
tend 10 inform the House Of Representa-.
tives, when and by what method 1t will
probably be practicable and consistent
with the public welfare TO resume specie
payment or to establish an equality oi
value between paper and coin. The res.
oluticn further provides that for the pur.
poses Of such inquiry the committee shall
have the power 10 send for persons and
papers, TO administer oaths, take testimony,
and have leave to report by bill or other.
wise at any time.
TAXES ON INsoLvEsT SAVINGS BANKS.
The Senate Finance Committee agree
to recommend the passage, with sundry
amendments, Of the bill introduced by
Senator Davis, Of Illinois, 10 remit the
taxes OR insolvent savings banks.
RIQulEM MASS FoR VICTOR EMMANUEL.
The crowd was so great today in the
Church OF ST. Aloysius, on the occasion
Of the celebration OF solemn mass OF
requiem for the late Victor Emmanuel,
that hundreds were unable to enter. The
sanctuary was heavily draped. On the
cataialque many flowers were tastefully
displayed. Twenty-Five pews on either
side oil the centre aisle were draped. The
front pew on the right was decorated with
the American colors occupied by Presi.
dent Hayes and family. The pews in the
rear were occupied by the members Of the
Cabinet and families, Judges OF the Su-
preme Court and families, and Senators
and Representatives and families, the
General OF the Army and family, and
numerous army and navy officers. The
front pew, on the left side, was decorated
with Italian colors, and was occupied by
Blanc, the Italian Minister, and other
members Of the legation. In the pews in
the rear were the Foreign Legations in
the United States and their families.
Mozart's grand requiem was sung by the
choir Of the church, assisted by the various
choirs Of the Catholic Churches in the
city, the Deacon and Master of Cere.
monies, Rev. Father Ciampi, pastor OF
the church, Jenkin and Simeon, belong
longing 10 the Order Of JesuitS, and the
celebrant OF the mas was Rev. Father
McEyan, with fourteen Acolyte assistants.
After the mass the customary prayers
and litanies were chan,ed by the priests
and choir, and the solemn service was
brought TO close.
NATIONAL BAsK DIVIDENDS.
The Comptroller Of The Currency declar.
ed dividend In favor OF the creditors Of
the Third National Bank OF Chicago OF 40
per cent, and OF the creditors Of the Cen.
tral National Bank OF Chicago 25 per
cent, payable as soon rs the schedules are
received from the receivers and exam.
ined. lie has also declared dividend in
favor Of the creditors OF the following
banks: The First National Bank of
Delphi, Ind, 25 per cent making in all
so per cent, and the First National Bank
OF Minnesota 90 per cent, making in all
O5 per cent.
INDIAN APsA1Rs.
The House Committee on Indian Al.
iairs to1aay agreeu 70 i,I inu ;n,aDoas lsro
mend '9e pasSase ~ .ne o.t ~ ,r";sa touuyeu
py Mr. sSaes prosians ior vn Sae t1anset nans.,
msnt nj
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Tho Senate Committee on Military
AC,;r. today amended the House bin
tar ,ba n,yn,snt of three months, EXTRA
n.v ,v 70 10 ,bs soldiers of The Mexican war,
bEv hi m,ting IL inclnde also the officers
Ds,,n ai;cs,s sesmen and mnriners VIM
ipar,sS pes, % in ,b,, war The b;II IL desivned
~ ' cover Iu II ths @ cases Of those nersons whose
snnI;".,;nns ior three months, eYtra nav
aprJS, atparn,SJ Sv ,be % sct of 10 were moi re-,
sa;n"I =, .c,aJ nnon beiorc The annro-
s.;.,;an wss covnrsI
PiT TIs TrsssnTy ana Committee took nm and
,;sons.sd IN a. Is3,,b Senator Plnmb,s mn
,'.uSr,H " smnn,s.. ~ rambl;no IN The army bv
mo.n. ~ s,, n .n sdditional article of war
T, V S"S made . snecisI order ior ,be neYt
ms";;rs NJ" with evsry indicaiion that Il
Iii tbsn he % seree,l nnon ior renort 10 the
Sans,a @ % ssnSior Rnrns;ds;. biII IN shoIS
isb i ali dissriminations a. 10 race or color
in the army enlistments. 90. was also
taken up, but II met with considerable
opposition and went over without action.
SAVINGS BANKS.
Tho 6,low;rs I. The b;Il N rem;t ,bs
,.1a" nn' iU on ;nsoIvsn, s,v;n,s b.nLs % ss
sa.ssdaS saneS u" h, ,Ls F;nsrc;s, Cen mi,,se .rJ
a,eJ aonos,sJ ~ the G ssn"ts. >' s'A
t'TS.Ssa n. y Eo,.,sJ y ~. That snv t,x due or
olsimsd ~ he dns from ssvinSs hank
"LiaL vsS In evidence In Jnns 1874
when VA III. ~ sI.;msd bo NJ -: S.sn
sa;..d anu ml;,S las hs ,Sa I.~s ~ r. ;,s G State | mi
ssSH"' ~ Ss, xsSs I rs,n,ns % " "a a % sss;ngs
S.nS: mn,Su =, I .ho pn.ssr ~ ,hs In,s,nsI RsS.
oans oanS '" vi ~ ,,L;"S ShoiI Lsva Mar ascer-
saue' .s,na'i %IS Lr ,ha romn,;s.;"nsr ~ i,,e,n.l
taiheu W '"e S'H,ut''SIoust li''