The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09


Rear Admiral Wyman Cowdy, OF the
North Atlantic Station, reports that owing
to the strong current Of the Mississippi
river this month and the strict economy
snjoinsd in the use Of coal during the re-
malnder OF the fiscal year, the Kearsarge
will not be sent up that river.
The Alliance will proceed from New
Orleans up the Mississippi TO the NRtchez,
stopping at Baton Rouge.
Immediately after the adjournment ot
the Cabinet, Secretary OF the Navy Hunt
formally received the Chiefs oil the bu-
reaus aud other officers, all Of whom were
introduced by
Rx,sRcRETARY GoFF.
During the remainder Of the afternoon
the Secretary was busy receiving friends.
The crowd at the Executive Mansion
to-day was smaller than heretofore. sens'
Tor Conger, with party OF ladies' and gen.
llemen, called to pay their respects. In
addition to these q delegation Of Alabama
Republicans were admitted, They pre-
Sented statement showing the condition
=, p.s";J SS ~ ~ cnra;Jor tha same ReieIence
u1 tioo.uedS ~ ~ ths aIsct,on Iaw ~ Inc STATE
Was nsno W ,;de W. ,he ,Ioor 10 Irsni % and rsn,
1 % TpSniJhs Js,oo.ion mL0 ~ ond '' nUn;shmsnt i'm,
.niSs,o ae,is % nJ !. ,ra0statod tbat tha sIectiona
p9sso'e;su ~. Ssata ~" Ii,,ia nora tbsr tarca
nj M sn9 tion.,o o.ao @ ntta,.;nn ,,"s aornestIv
invited 10 these statements with view oil
Iemedying as much as possible the evils
"t,on nonosai Sa'tS Grsrt will hrsskiast with The
/. p.oSiJsnt 0 .nd W,s Gs,deld to.morrow'
ftIH1Is Ws1isooIr o IL a. no"taJ ~ a,r;va in tha
~, LInoOIn .n"'n, 20 e1 Eli ~ " orna @ osarrns @
IVY , tVLoT S" anu W. ~ wo. S0 '
We uuties " r"n.oi oso,ot" NoWo.nS " !, IN pbi,o.
LII htsTIey ,Snain" " his brsinoss % % afrs;rS
U III thsse srcsntSons The new Cabinet ofij.
nn.s mn atteNdsd sueS ,be meoiiny of The 1,abinet
fe'S 1ha as'o ahsonca ~ NJ Tincoln secretarv
bao, b. suo HDSouS0 sonsaaon,aj 10 Wor nanostnsni
f'Aln'e' 'op'oaoN'eN w. "
THE SESSION of THE oAS'NhF
was almost entirely devoted to the Discus
aion NJ the question whether or not the
M..tS".I Nj " ~ -. ali ha ro,r,;,tod N 0rh.
Na'ionS. OanAS QUO" W pe'"'.''0s w 'I0
stitute bonus Ior the legS' tehueIS ue'
posted by them with the Treasury for the
purpose Of Withdrawing their circulation.
The Importance OF correct decision In
the matter was recognized, and with view
Of securing the fullest information the
'nS ,ha no,t m"atinv nf ihe Cabinat Mean.
S Sh;ia Ia tha Com ntroljer Of the Currency and
IL iT,eas,, yer n The IInited Statea will he
onilod H nnnn n suhmit their Tespective
siowS PpUd ali iacls hear;no nnon
bLe"Si ,be co.s The wsight nj oninion
St0 " tha mating to.dav inclined
~ ,hs y;aw that the whole matter
S;nraS IN he omss,icn NJ rulinv or ds.
80 ,tr,antaI raynistinn rathar than that nj
,ba lSw and Thai the decision should be
snCb az wonld least ipinrinusly efIeCt the
Gn"n";sl SUu ~ onS hnSiness inierest of ths
conntrv Il was sutpested that The
decision against the remedy restoring To
circulation the legal.tenders which have
been deposited woaIu operste as ,s serious ,,,oS
~ ro,ns and ca,se ret,ewaI Of tbe strIn.
sency q and uncertainty experienced a few
days since; while TO allow the ban ks to
substitute bonds and withdraw their legal
tenders would at once restore confidence,
relieve the unCertai nty and prove as moth:
Ing In law prohibits 1t, the easiest and
readiest solution ol the difficulty. On the
other hand It was suggested that such de-
Cision would be opposed TO by former pre-
Cedents and rulings, and would AFFORD an
opportunity to innase OF . GonstaCs .tni % .nelt c
Culst.on Ss.sois ~ wSis 10 e. compel them 10 fssort
to the ordinary means OF restoring the
former volume OF their circulation would
involve Of most out short delay ana
CoGIS .iatm mot IN bSsipssS cifSIeS In view q
tbs IA fSet that Ii aSury Department Is
prepared to begin the printing and re-
Issne from day to day Immediately on the
receipt Of applications from the banks,