The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-30
FROM GEORGIA.
DALTON, Wednesday, Dec. le

black alpaca dress, black merino shawl, and
dark bonnet. She remained closely vailed
during the whole examination. -
The case caused great excitement at
Richmond, and General Winder, Mrs. -Hogo,
and other we'll known rebels, are witnesses
for the prosecution. After taking tn .ir
testimony, the case was posponedto to the 18th
proximo.
,As matter Of interest, we annex the
following warrant Of arrest, issued by Gen.
Winder. We also publish below, the letter
marked "a, A,"claimed by the rebels so have
been addressed to Rev. Morgan Dix, OF New
York, which led to her arrest: ~ '-
WARRANT OF ARREST. e->
Confederate States Of Anae,ica, Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia, at The city Of Richmond,
to-aot: -a
On this day, 9Th of December, 1868, per
sonally appeared before the undersigned,
Confederate States Commissioner in and for
the District aforesaid, Gen. John II. Winder
of the said city, who, being duly sworn,
saith upon his oath that be believes that
the papers shown to him, marked A, and
@, are in the handwriting of Mary c. Allan,
the wife of Patterson Allan, when papers
were intercepted; by which act this attlant
believes that the said Mary q. Allan is
chargeable with treason in adhering to the
enemies Of the Confederate States, in giving
them aid and comfort by writing and send
ing, Or attempting to send, letter OF ad'
vice and intelligence tothe enemy aforesaid,
some time during the, month Of June, 1868.
He, the said j. II. Winder prays that the
said Mary G. Allan be apprehended and
held to answer the said complaint, and
dealt with as the law may require. 80
j. H. WINDER,t p
Brgadier General, q. s. A.
LETTER FROM SANTA TRINITA TO RosIdNoRE
RICHMOND, Thursday, June 8, 1863.
CARO- SlGNoRE-I humbly entreat you
will hasten to inform your father Of the con.
tents of this letter. Oh, friend, in these
DAYS of terror, despotism and dependency,
one seeks in vain for sympathy in these re-
gions of secessia, where every heart seems
filled with hatred, malice and revenge
where one hears young women talk of turn
ing over on battle fields, "horrid, nasty and
grinning skulls of Yankees" with Their
dainty feet. Then, for the sake of your
country, do what you can to arrest all In
stigators and abettors of this rebellion
Tell your father that about the llth OF
this month the Rev. NJ. d. Hoge will at
tempt to run the blockade from st. Thomas
to Charleston. He has been in London for
some time, where his apparent business was
to collect testaments and bibles, but bis
real object was to write for Southern jour
nails and exert his influence for the South
ern cause. A greater rebel tirebrand does
not exist. He has friends and sympathi-
zers in Brooklyn, New York; one is Rev.
- -, Pastor of SINE church, and
live on - street. Mr.. - has a
son in the Federal Navy. They are all in
full sympathy with the South, and do what
they can to promote the cause. Then IN
Baltimore, every body there is for the
South. Those who stand very prominent
are Mrs. -, sister to one - -,
of --, of Virginia, most Industrious
worker for the cause; Miss - sister
of -, and also one Mr.. -
6S His wife will
try to 20 to Ohio. They should all be sent
SOutu. uc WhOlC va - - -
constant correspondence with this place
A Mrs. -, whose husband is in the
Confederate army, ran the blockade some
time since. She is a spy of the worst cha
racter, and ought not to be tolerated in the
North. Her mother-in-law is . Mrs. -.
She also expected to 90 to Philadelphia
Commodore Hollins will soon leave here
to 90 to Nassau or ST. Thomas, to sail for
England, where he expects to take COM
maud of war steamer. Ewell hastakenl
the place Of Stonewall jackson, although
he has but one leg Report says Lee will
soon make forward movement. Stuart
expects I'd make a raid from Orange into
Pennsy lyania.
1t is truth, the rebel soldiers hive on
rats, and any thing else they can get. Corn
and wheat, green, and from the field, are
common articles of diet. If the Northern
army can not vanquish such a miserable set
of starved and haked wretches, then may
the Yankee nation become by-word with
all nations on earth In the North, trea
son stalks forth in broad daylight Here
everything is subservient to the cause
and ope word OF remonstrance is instant
death. .-
Stoneman had within his grasp the plan
tations of several of the most prominent
rebels -Saddon, Secretary of War ; Ander-
son, of th 9redegar Iron Work Hobeon
SON in law OF General Wise c. q: Lee.
brother Of General Lee; Harrison, Colonel
at Drewry's Bluff; besides the farms OF
hundreds engaged in the southern service
The damage done canal and railroad was
repaired in twenty four hours after the re-
treat.
oh, Sis the universal cry here is to
raise the black flag. Oh! for the hour when