The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
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TfS U6ocfsW Indians want to secede and
IL nsslves. They say the rebel
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2Tm entire police force Of St. Psnb MIN
ne,ota, have been removed by the Mayor
osaeopt Of sheirsensrsl neglect of duty
FoRT SMITH has been included in the
Department of the Arkansas, Gen. THAY.
rR66s stsblbhed his headquarters there.
TIE Richmond Republican reports the
death Of PlRsos B RowrLow At Knoxville.
All 4 pist.ke, the PARsos has not pegged
out yet. -.-,..,a 9,lt;,
n sCaARLfsroN negro says the shells
thrown into the city SNAKE big .''ise, frow
trsah, All, abeut--but der lord pertects de
psoppiisss5 il1iiht uslH ''NF''-' '"'
Tar Savannah Nsus says tile apprs-
hsnsion il felt for the Florida expedition:
Ample arrangements have been made to
prevent any extended advance.
MISS DrcKrNsoN is spoken Of as the wo-
mans rights candidate for 1.-THE Vice Presi-
dsncy, on ticket with HANNIBAL HAxIIN
If Maine. fbE% y - 0-N's' '''.'
Plovosr Marshal, Gen. Parkhurst, re-
ports that for Janury and half of February,
total Of 3, 27e desertsrs have come in from
Jehnston's army alone. fg&, >
The Saratoga county, N. T., court has
sentenced man to the penitentiary for one
year, and to pay fine Of $3.50, for wicked.
ly, cruelty aud maliciously killing a valu-
able mare. ....-.
BRewNLow's constitution is said to be
destroyed by the fiery ordeal through
which be has passed" His is not the only
constitution destroyed by the fiery ordeal
A DAUGHTER of Rev. DR.. Elliott, aged II,
and the daughter and son of Thos. L. Sauls-
bury, of the Home Mutual Insurance Com.
psny, aged Is and IA, were drowned on
Saturday while skating near st. Louis.
Tar evidences multiply on all sides that
We are to have fresh proclamation from
the President, after the 10Th of March, for
new draft, in addition to that issued on
the lst Of February.
AN official dispatch received in relation
to the fight at Drainsvlle, states that we
lose in killed 10; wounded, 7. The number
tsksn prisoners has not yet been fully as
certained. VIZ.
The cities of New York and Brooklyn
are beginning to reap the pecuniary bless
ings of mob rule. A case recently decided
gives parties damages to the amount of
100000 for property destroyed by the
July mob.
TIE Charleston Mercury says Secretary
CHASE is making every exertion to food
the South with greenbacks, which, unless
Immediately checked, will subvert their
currency, and thus inflict mortal blow on
the success OF the cause. LE.....
The meeting of the Republican National
Convention is fixed for the Eth of next
June. This is understood to be kind of
compromise between the friends of Lincoln
and Chase; the former desiring to hold it
on the 18th of April and the latter in July.
A DISTRICT has been discovered in Russia
of similar formation to that of the oil pro.
ducing regions of Canada and Pennsylvania.
Col. GowiN, an enterprising American,
has obtained concession from the Russian
Government of tract of $4,000 acres, on
which he will carry on his explorations.
JEREMIAH HENDRICKS, and EMANUEL
Pollard, a negro, were, on last Wednesday,
in the criminal Court of the District of Co.
lumbia, sentenced to be hung on Friday the
LIST Of April next. The former was con-
victed of the murder of Dennis Shanahan and
the latter of George Butler.
In the lower House of the Kentucky Leg
islature, series of resolutions have been
adopted reaftirming the loyalty of Ken
lucky to the Union, and declaring that the
enlisting of negroes into the army is, in the
opinion Of this body, impoltic. All the
appropriations necessary to the arming and
equipping of the State forces are now laws.
PEACE PARTY IN GEoRGIA.-Referriug to
the recent arrest of Robert roombs on q
charge of disloyalty, the Progress SAYS: Eve
learn that there is a very large peace party
in Georgia, and that the peace feeling is
very strong, and that prominent men openly
advocate State action. II may be that
Toombs is arrested for his sympathy with
this party. Governor Brown, We learn
from good authority, favors State action.
THE STREET-cAK QursTioN.--ln the Sen
. to on Wednesday, Mr.. Wiley from the
Committee on the District of Columbia,
reported on the resolution Offered by Mr..
Sumner), ipstructino the Commiffps To in