The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-15
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In the Ohio House Of Representatives
last Thursday noon Mr.. Free, Of Perry, in
treduced Z resolution, which vas adopted,
TO appoint committee Olive TO investigate
charges Of dealing in volunteers, and barter
ing recruits on the streets, by 9 certain
member Of the House which have been cur
rent ID Columbus for some time past. The
COMMITTEES appointed are all Republic
The member who Is charged with this un'
digniied and disreputable business is Jo-
seph Schell, of Stark County, an old Adolf
Zionist who years ago in connection with
other fanatics, petitioned Congress. to dis'
solve the Union. He was particularly op-
posed to slave dealing; but he has not been
in his seat lately, because, as it is said OF
the immense profits he has realized IN MS
dealing in white men.
A st. Louis dispatch under date March
9Th, says:
The steamer Luminary, from the lower
river, brings the intelligence that sherman
ana staff left Vicksburg on the 18th ult,
for below, designing to have an interview
with General Banks or Admiral Porter
or both, with reference to future move
ments.
JUDGE PERKINS, of the Supreme Court OF
Indiana. has been notified by Colonel Con
rad Baker, Provost Marshal General Of the
State, that he has issued writ of ha6eas
corpus in contravsntion Of the Presidents
Proclamation, and the fact has been report
ed to the Provost Marshal General at Wash
ington.
A terrible railroad accident happened
near Taylorsville, on the Jeffersonville Rail.
road this morning. The rear passenger car
ran of the switch and struck tree, and
was completely demolished, killing one man
and two women, and injuring many others.
The debt of the Government up to June
will be four thousand millions dollars, over
five hundred and fifty millions more than
Great Britain. In time of peace the whole
taxable property of North and South was
but twelve thousand. $685.
A large portion of the radicals want some
bod7 more radical than Mr.. Lincoln as next
President. They will have to dig pretty
deep to find charlottesville Journal.
Even VIM. LLOYD GARRISON, the original
Abolitionist, and for thirty years the cham
pion of dissolution of the Union express
es his preference for him.
The Congressional Committee, appointed
to investigate the charges and rumors OF
; corruption and improper conduct on the
part of Government officials, has taken
rooms in Wall.street, New York, and is
about to commence its labors. The lines
wants it to commence with the hiawatha
case, where some SIG, 900 worth of tobacco
was spirited away.
Rev. JAMES D. ARMSTRONG, A Prssbyte.
Ran clergyman of Norfolk, Va, has been
sentenced to be imprisoned at Fort HATTIE
ras, by Gen. Butler, for after taking the
oath of allegiance, given utterance TO dis
loyal sentiments.
IT appears from report of the late Ad-
miral Foote Just made public, that, after o
careful examination of several sites in the
| west ne Recommended SaroiiuoieI ioI q ho
val depot. with an auxiliary at Cairo. The
subject is now before Congress.
The whisky bill has finally passed Con-
gress, imposing tax of sixty cents upon
spirits manufactured before the LIST of July
next, and an additional tax Of forty cent
upon imported spirits on hand. Domestic
spirits on hand are not taxable.
SENATOR Brown, radical, of Missouri,
made severe attack upon President Lin
coin in speech delivered in the Senate on
Tuesday His denunciations were exceed
lngly bitter, and it is regarded as the heav
lest blow yet leveled at the aspiring "rail-
splitter" At the conclusion Of his remarks
it is said he was congratulated by several
prominent western Senators.
One OF the latest rumors is that Queen
Victoria is about to abdicate the throne in
favor Of the prince of Wales. An English
writer states that there is great discord in
the royal family. The Prince Of Wales in
sists upon sending aid to his father in-law,
the King of Denmark, while the Queen is
violent in her demonstrations in favor Of
Germany.