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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

The market has been quite active for ell
kinds Of Wool, during the week, at prices
showing no essential change, though some
what fsvoriDg buyers The sales for the
week include 400, 900 Id fleece at 90eaSl .05,
closing at 9oca$.02; $4,000 Id tub washed
at $l,06al.2O, including 10000 ID to day
friday at $l,06al.l0; 7OasOO00 ID pulled,
part at 82A, SO, IS, 90, s5cdSl for lambs,
country and super; some Canada pulled at
GOO; 100000 lb California, chiefly undesirs
soma choice 5000 10y at 65a7Oc; 70 bales
low Mestizo, l2sc; so do choice, 55c; some
choice do, 60c; 200 bales Montevideo, part
46a5sc; l60 do Smyrna. about 4Oc, 10000
10 Debrisd d Antique, 100 hales Mestiso, 100
DO Orimsa IS do white Donskol, lao black
do, 80 do grey, Is do East India, all on
private terms; aud 5000 ID Entre Rios at
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23
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miscellaneous.

4 NEW YoRx, Nov ~ The Herald's
Washington special says n The news from
Sherman throughrebel sources, has created
an excellent feeling here and increased. if
possible, the confidence in the wisdom and
success Of the great movement. saf7 ~
The Times Washington correspondent
pronounces the Story Of an Intervention be-
tween the French Ministry and Secretary
Seward, iaicansrd. ~ HaEl. lea4
Z Richmond papers Of the Goth are received
here to-day; they contain nothing further
from Sherman, but they talk boastingly Of
the ruin that awaits him. =,
The Tribnne's Washington special says
Secy. Stanton was again ct his Office to-
day; he has no idea of leaving the cabinet
Mr.. Lincoln, in forming his new cabinet,
viii. regard young America. q
The reported death Of General Canby Is
greatly fesred at the War Department te
be too true. His death will be great loss
Gen. Rawlings, Grants chief of staff
tslegraphs that there is great panic in
Richmond concerning Sherman's move
menta. ,. ,.-.-....
The 10th corps has been abolished, and
General Emery ordered to report to thu
Middle Department Of the Mississippi.
There is no variancebetween Secretaries
Wslles aud Seward on tho Fierida affair
Secretary Welles justifes the act, and Sc
ward IS hunting up authorities.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

4 SNAKE SToRY.-The returned soldiers
,eaou lose an opportunity to relate their
stories OF fun, peril and hardship. We yes
tcrday heard one of the "boys" tell story
which We think will interest our readers.
W hils down South, said one Of party OF
non- commissioned officers, zone day l
sbouidersd my gun and went in search OF
zane In passing through swsmp, saw
,onethipg Jew feet ahead of me, lying
mon the ground, which had every appear
auce of a log, it being some twenty feet In
length and half foot in diameter. so pos
tive was l that it was nothing but'a log
chat paid no attention to it; the fact is
zorld have sworn before court Of justice
Dat it was log, and uothiag else. You
see never heard OF snakes growing to such
unoe Dimensions, and the fact is l never
, ,uli have believed it if had. Well, bs-
,raoo me and the log, as ! took it to %.
..s ~ uy place, which it was necessary
,or M TO svoid. I therefore PLACED the
butt of nv guu on the ground before me-
md ,pringiue upan it, lit right on top Of
What do you SUPPOSE "A bos 'on'fric'
rr.1 Cried one. "No." "What then
could II have beep7D asked several by
.tanlars, eager to her the result Of tss cd
iouture. Just what l supposed it to be-
4 lor, said the wag.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23
Gen. Grant in New York,

NEW YoRK, Nov. 22.-Geueral Grant left
the city yesterday evening for the front.
By his request hispresence here was kept
q quiet rs possible, and though he was at
tho serensde of the Governor elect on Sat
nrday, no mention was made of the fact in
the account Of that affair. Before leaving,
the General called on General Scott, and
had an interesting conference. Gen. Scott
presented him with copy Of his autobiog-
rsphy, writing on the fly leaf "From the
Oldest to the ablest General in the World"
To . gentleman Of this city General Grant
said on Sunday, the oonfsderacy is mere
she'll. knowIit, am sure of it, it is . hal
low shsil, and Sherman will prove it to you.
The calm, moddest consciousness Of power
With which this was said, was mere than
the words conveyed. - tS,9 t-s..
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23
FOREIGN News.

PORTLAND, Nov. 0.-The steamer Mo-
ravian from Liverpool on the 10th arrived
this mo rniug.
The bank Of England has rednced the
rate of discount to per cent.
The Danish Lower House has adopted
the treaty of peace by q large majority.
LIVERPOOL. Nov, n.-Cotton buoyant
with advance Id, closing upwards. Con-
soils closed 9la9lf .--
The London Times city article says ad-
vices from New York with regard to the
mode in which the Washington govern
ment have received the news of the cap
ture of the Confederate steamer Florida,
are awaited with the greatest interest by
the Mercantile rs well IS tho Political
Board. One reason for the Importance at
tributed to these advices, consists in the
inference that if the affair be palliated or
endorsed by Lincoln's government, it will
henceforth entirely extinguish any power
on the psrt of the United Ststes to assail
by privateers the commerce of any nation
with which they may be at war, since the
precedent will establish 8 claim to the right
to pursue and destroy every such vessel,
vhiteyer may be the port in which she
may seek shelter or supplies. 81
FRANcE.-Paris Bourse on the 9Th, was
lower. tn.enta 84f S. .
REQUIREMENT. de Low enberg 4 Co., bank
ers in Paris, have suspended payment, with
liabilities amounting from 100000 to
$500 900 sterling.
+ ITALY-Debate on the convention to re-
move the capital to Rome, is still progress
ing in the Chs1nber of Deputies. Some OF
the speakers ,denounce the convention Is .
virtual renuneistl5n of Rome, while Others
regard it ~ leading to Rome at no distant
period. ase.... ..-.
There has been great foods in Tuscany,
and considerable damage done to property
particularly to the railroads. At Flo-
renee there was also a great inundation;
streets we're flooded, the fields laid waste
and the roads broken up The damage
done 10 enormous. But few lives were lost.
Brazilian correspondence relative to the
seizure of the pirate Florida, 10 published.
The London Star denonnees the seizure
and hopes America will repudiate it.
At the banquet Of the new Lord MayoE
l0f London, Lord Pslperyton made . speech
in which, on referring to the bloody war 10
t.Amssicas be rid he tqsted the contendinl
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

New YoRK, Nov. 22.-The Alexandra.
(Va.) Journal says: The iron clsds pre-
viousIy stationed at Fortress Monroe moved
up the James on Friday to Dutch Gap, in
dicating important movements. ~
The Commercials Washington special
says: There was great eonsternation in
Richmond on Saturday on account OF Sher
mans movements. 1t is believed he is
sweeping onward in spite of ell opposit ion'
1t is not impossible that Mscon had fallen
and it may be the cause Of the sensation In
Richmond.
Governor Morton, OF Indiana, arrived In
Washington to-day aud had an interview
with the President. o''i FL
DR.. R. q. Thompson, late health officer,
died suddenly at his residence in Brooklyn
. day or twJ since. e.. g.f- Ell
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

New YoRk, Nov. 22-It appears the dis
aster to Brashesr's independent scouts near
Winchester, few days since, happened
in this way, Brashear had 62 men and cap,
turing two of Mosby's men, hsrwas inform
ed that there was small party ust ahead,
Brashear with one of his men reconnorter-
ing met small party returning to his main
body, he charged upon the guerr illas drying
them, and just after passing q cross road
Moseby at the head Of about 200, pounced
upon the scouts and hsuming them in Q
line where twenty two were killed and the
remainder captured.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

Whest-2a3c better, and rore doing, at
$3.50 for No. l Milwaukee and mixed spring:
So 35aa,4 for Winter Red Western, aud
81 As for fair Amber Michigan.
Rye-Firmer, at 81 ,664 for Western.
eorn-1c better, At S1,S7I for mixed
oitsEl.2s Better, It s6ssfse fof West.
ern, aaoat, and CSC for do, in store.
uCoffss-Qniet audiArm, at 40s42A.
Sugar-Active and firm, at lS4a204 for
Cuba Muscovado, ana 2sa25 for Porto Rico.
- MoJasses@Dull.C Il 30 1sfsnhue "a
Pstroleum-Sts at 45Aa46ac for
crude, and CSC for refined in bond.
Hops-Quiet andsteady at 30a50c. 80
Weol-Generally steady, butprices some
what unsettled. i-'' . 81
Pork Opened heavy and lower; closing
decidedly 5rmer, With an active demand.
Quotations. $37, 50a3S, 25 for mess; 80, 25s
1925 for new mess, cash and regulsr way,
closing ut $39, l2i for cash; $37 ,00a38s 90 for
prime, and $751;, 50a3S.50 for prime mess.--
ALSO, sales Of 8 500 bbls new mess for No
vember, December and January, at $39:50a
40, and I 800 bbls prime mess for December
and January port, at $38a38, SO.
Q BEEF Steady at previous prices.
Beef Hams-Little firmer.
Cutmeats-Very firm, at l7aIsc for
shoulders, and l8a2lo for hams.
Bscon-Sides quiet. ..-af "a
Lsrd-A shade 6rmer at 2lac-extreme
price. r.t sal,.-.s-s. ~ 80
Butter-Pirmer and in good enquiry, AT
34a36c for western, and 44a56c for State.
Cheese-In fair demand and steady al
l5a244c. 49,, ., .'1N''1 H'4'1
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

parties would soon find il better to be re-
conciled than to fight, and that these dis
putes which have been deluging the con
tinent With blood, will be settled BY AMIGA
BILE arrangement among themselves.
The following Is summary Of steamer
.Etna's intelligence, which left Liverpool on
the 9th, and Queenstown 10th: The ship.
ping gazette believes that the steamer to
which Capt. -Semmes and his men were
Transferred by the Laurel of Madeira, was
the Sea King, which recently cleared from
London for Bombay. fEg r. fAEs -. go
Lord Woodhue has been inausursted a
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Bombay letters of the l4th, and Calcutta
OF the 9Th Of October, fully confirm the
great effect Of the great cyclone. =.
LIVERPOOL Nov. l0-The Manchester
market is frmer, with advancing tendency
but the advance checks business. Bread
stuffs steady and firmer; Corn dull; Provis'
ions, quiet and steady; Lard. advancing.
LONDON, Nov. l1-oonsois closed At 90l
ALL for money; bullion in the band o.
England has increased 1874 000f; IlIinoise
Central 5laa52i discount; Erie S9a4l.
".
LONDON MONEY MARKET. .IcSi
TIE Bank of England on the 10Th, re-
duced its rate of discount from 9 to 8 pei
cent, an event fully anticipated and dis
coursed in advance. In the open market
money was abundant and the funds contin
ued upward
Consols buoyant and further advanced i
on the 9th. 49,. '''' SIS
Scatterwaith's circular says that up Il
the 9th inst, there was a very firm market
for American securities. and much DISPOSE
ton to bny s. EOS and Illinois shares at i'm
proving prices, but on the 9th inst, upor
the receipt of advices from New York, t.
November LIST, sellers of both stocks sp
peared and q decline was established. TIT
market, however, closed at ALI for 5-2Os
and 524 for Illinois.
The Confederate loan rallied 8 per cent
under the news received ~. the City o
Warrington.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

CITY CoUNclL.-A called meeting O
Council was held last evening.
The Second Branch was called to order
at seven o'clock, 8. Brady, Esq, in thu
chair. sI
A number of petitions for license to kseE
coffee houses were granted.
John Deusch petitionsd for license fol
coffee house, offered several certificates il
MS behalf, and by writing endsavored t.
show that his Incense should not have beef
revoked. On motion, Incense was rsstoret
10 Mr. Deusch.
A message from the First Branch an
oopuced that a committee of conference
was asked for in the Nolsn coal bank case
ard that Messrs. Sweeney and Reed had
been appointed on said committee on be-
fali Of the First Branch. Msssrs. Pratt,
MNceIy aud Shallcross were appointed On
Gebalf of the Second Branch.
, message from the First Branch an
..,,oa,' that that Branch had passed an
,,i;nance repaaling the 'ordinace to amend
ordinace II regulate the mode Of voting
eiry elections, PASSED January 1s, 1884"
The Second Branch concurred,
Tie First Branch refused to concur in
the seton of the Second Branch by which
h. Seventh Ward School were charged
s25 for the use of the old Council ohsm-
Der. The Second Branch ad lersd to III
,crner action. Adjourned.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

isE auNoRs about the interruption oil
tie Baltimore and Ohio road are without
ourdation. Trains are running regularly,
I'D an unusual amount of freight is daily
being shipped over the road.
TIE train due here night before last, ws'
'etaiued until near daylight yesterday
morrius The detention was csussd by
'2s trsin running into large rock which
lad 'aHeD on the track near Hancock. BY
the col'ison tue baggage car was cons'd'
eratiy damaged. One or two passenger
|ere slightly injured.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23
From the Shenandoah Valley
~ and the South.

New YoRK, Nov. 22-Though General
EarIy'g main force has been withdrawn far
up the Shenandoah valley, he has left some
small out-hanging detachments of cavalry
lower down, apparently for the purpose OF
concealing his design and feconnoitering
in front Of 'Sherids1s forces. Some OF
Gen. PowslI's cavalry encountered one OF
these parties of the enemy in the Luray
valley, on last Thursday, and drove them
through Front Royal.
On the same day Union reconnaissance
in the vicinity Of Berryville, resulted in
meeting a small body Of rebels, and making
prisoners of some of them.
) The Hersld's prints lengthy report OF
the experience of northern merchant in
Georgia, fo- the lasts three years, aud who
has lately escaped from the South. He
gives embarrassing statement regarding
the difficulties Of trade in the South, con-
sequsut on the stringensy OF the blockade,
and the worthlsssness of the rebel curren
ey; the dissatisfaction Of the people with
the administration Of JEFF. Davis; the i'm
portance Of Augusta, Columbus, Whining
ton and Macon, and to the condition Of the
country through which Sherman is now
marching. ,.. a.s.. ,a.,
. The Richmond papers Of Saturday are re-
ceived. Two armed United States steam
ers are reported to have been captured on
the Big Sandy river.
Gen. Breckenridge is in East Tennessee,
sndesvoring to win the people in that dis.
trict to allegiance to jeff Davis. he bad
declared an amnesty to oil who will lay
down thor arms and cease bushwhacking
his troops. .-
In the rebel House of Representatives,
on the 18th inst, and in the Senate on the
18th inst, resolutions were offered by
Msssrs. Henry and Foote, OF Tenn, that
the war was to be caEried on until the indie
dendencs Of the South was acknowledged.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23
A Forgery.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a check for
$1,000, drawn on the Lock Haven Bank
purporting to be endorsed by Ludwig,
Kneedler 4 Co., vas presented to Drexel
l. Go. yesterday, who gave the party q
check on the Commonwealth Bank for
81, 98S, payable to the order Of Ludwig
Kneedler 4 Co. The check on the Lock
Haven Bank proves to be . forgery, but
the forgsr was disappointed in getting
Drexel & Co.'S check paid, as the Bank
would not pay him without Identification.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

NEW YoRK, Nov. 20 The Posts Wash
lngtop SPECIAL says Vim. p. Dodge, Of
New YORK, has notified James Brooks ofhis
intention to contest the seat of the First
Congressional District in the House Of Rep
resentatives. A large number of seats in
the next Congress will be contested.
The names Of the proprietors of the
breweries seized by tho Cover nmsnt for
distilling without license are Bernhermer,
Schmidt, Henry Clausson and Joha F.
Bette.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

NrwsuRr, N. Y. Nov.22-At 7 o'clock
this morning the packing house connected
with Smith 4 Rands powder mills, three
and half miles west Of Newbery. was
blown up, Mr. Smith, one Of the workmsu
who bad entered the building few minutes
before the explosion, was the only person
killed. The building contained about 8
tons of powder. Nothing is known as to
the cause of the explosion
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

WASHINGTON, November 22-The Uni.
ted States Court claims opened yesterday,
but adjourned over to December. Only
Judge Loriug was present. Judge Cston,
Of the United States Supreme Court, writes
from Nashville that he will not be able, to
be in the city at the opening Of the court.
South Carolina tax commissioners will
commence leasing cotton plantations for
the ensuing year at Hilton head, Decem-
Der 4. -4s+s
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

ADJOURNED the coroner's jury in the
y4se Of Richard Fitzwillisms, who killed
Benz Brady in Washington, Pa, on the
st Est, adjourned sine die on Saturday
c7cniug last.
Sample Sweeney, who was charged with
.,yia- Fitzwilliams the knife with which
Brady was stabbed, was honorably acquit'
.vi Of any completely in the affair.
Tic verdict of the jury was that Brady
came to bis death by w,unds inflicted with
akaiie in the hands of Fitzwilliams. who
acted III .elf-defepse.
FtEwiiians has been released on 5000
Tail to appear at Court for trial, next month
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23
House and Lot for Sale

1URsUANT I. tAs provisiens Of decree r4odsfsd
IN ths Circuit Court IL Marion, e The October
A. Asrsof IN a. osss Of William ". NtcAsnor u
a ". 3sa. Wnft sa4 PsyS 2 1.as.s. .s.il g. %
- nnniie suctso. 70 the highest biddsr, bsars the
.1f door q ia 6ouft House 81 hid county, house
HfSS If:AteA n ths toNn Of NanninSton, the name
aoHSsS ~ 5G1d C. 3. Nansar nov residee Tor cash
III ~ dfnkfo BAY tas cost Of this suit and tbs
N ns n 10 "a hr thS credit Of and u
..a.tS ths purcAaasR giving bond aad ssesr-
Sts.S a. oonn6aiensr rstaininS Nm on ths sasns
. ssaassFs ~ W + SMITH,
...o,. a,.sva Qemmisien&
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

PuMpklSs.-The crop Of pumpkins u IN
usually large this year. Not only in this
section of country, but almost everywhere
the crop is heavy beyond precedent. Truly
We can this year boast of asoms pump
kins."
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

We are compelled to have our furnace
.,-built, and boiler which furnishes steam
ar the press on which the DAILY RronrER
+, printed, placed in the hands of maehini.
oists for few days, all Of which will cause
.o,pe Irregularities in the appearance of the
morning paper. Our readers will please
hear with us a week or so, after which time
we hope to be all right side up again.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

ScHHAPs MusT BE LIcENsrp.-The Com i.
missioner Of Internal Revenue has decided
that persons who sell Schisdam Schnapps
are required, In addition to other licenses
they may have, to also take out licenses ~
dealers in liquors, wholesale and retail; &C.,
cording to the manner and amount Of their
annual sales. ra.al.e -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

- -, - Nrw YORK, Nov. y. I
The money market was moderately active
at seven per cent. e .-e--
Sterling quist at 81, O9&sl, O9a.
Gold opened decidedly stronger under a
vigorous movement of the Bulls, at 10 A
M. The price, was 1925, subsequently it
advanced to $2,2sa, and fell again to 2,26t
finally reaching 81, 80 and closing at S2,Z.
Government stocks better, closing weak