The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-22

,;um three in France, two in Spain, and
four in England and America. The ltal-
ian Jesuits number l,6l7; the Austrian,
362 the Belgium SIG; the Dutch, 2S6; the
German 5s4, the French, 2,266; the Span
ish, S68; the English, 270; the Irish, LOO
and the American, $50; the rest belonging
to other nations. As may be seen, France
has the most. At Rome there are S44, ana
in the foreign missions l,s62, Of whom o6o
are French, 1e6 Spanish, and ESQ italians,
the remainder being natives Of other coun-
tries.
QurIp, of the Boston Post, says you can
learn great deal more about the wearer's
character, talents and tastes, by observing
. woman's apparel, than you can possibly 90
by looking at mems clothes. And the rea-
son is that while man, for the most par,
selects his coat and trowsers according TO-
the tailor's fashion, the woman puts herself
largely into the form and color ana style OF
each Of the fifty articles that make up her
costume. Thus, without the slightest con-
sciousness of the fact, lady often turns
herself inside out for eur ediGcation and
Amusement; and we read, Taste bad"
sIntellect feeble;;n "Morals doubtful wan
ity enormous" as plainly as If the iaDeis
we're written in Roman text.
THE Paris Monsse,r publishes a letter
from the Mexican capital which states that
4 aman who has ever played foremost part
in Mexican affairs, has made known his
adhesion to Emperor Macmillan, and that
he is about to arrive at Vera Cruz" This
is no less parsonage than Santa Anna
The INonateur asserts that he "wlshes to De
the first to do homage to his Emperor, and
to escort him to the capital" and adds,
athis determination of the ex-Emperor will
take no one BY surprise. Years ago, Gen.
Santa Anna, recognizing the dangers and
'inanity' of q republican form of govern
ment, had openly proclaimed that the reste-
ration of monarchy could alone save Mex
ico." YES
A LITTLE LIGHT Upon THE TREASURY
Mr.. Hooper, Of Massachusetts,, in opposition
to Mr.. Boutwell,, his colleague-but while
supporting the gold bill-said:
cit is understood that the rate of Interest
now for money in New York Is five per cent
in currency; with that condition of the
money market how many holders of the
government bonds are likely to come Tor
ward to receive with replacement the inter
est that is payable in coin at the rate of si1
DER cent, which is equal to between nine
and ten per cent. in currency2 Will yor
then have them paid without rebatement
At this time when the acquisitions on the
Treasury Department amount to more thar
$40, 100000, some of which date back II
the month of January, and the Department
is without the means of paying them, and
is not likely to have the means for some
time yet, so that the credit of the Govern
ment is SUFFERING by the long delay to NEE
its obligations"
TREAcHERY OF A NEGRO GUIDE.-ln &C.
counting for the failure of General Kilpat'
rick to take Richmond, the mischief il
attributed to the treachery Of negro guide
A correspondent of the Philadelphia In
quirer says:
Col. Dahlgren had taken negro to pilot
him to Richmond. The detachment haC
rapidly moved across the country, destroy
ing barns, forage, and everything which
could possibly be of service to the enemy
Pushing on 80 as to reach Richmond a:
soon as possible, Col. Dahlgren discovere-
that his negro guide had betrayed him, ant
led him towards Goochland instead of tt
Richmond, and on Tuesday morning bt
found himself miles in just the opposite
direction from that which he wished to take
The negro was promptly hung for bis base
ness.
The Liverpool papers give disgusting de
tails of the deaths, within short time o.
each other, of "Hon." Augustus Yelvertor
(uncle of the Major Yelverton whose mat
rfimonial affairs have made him 30 notorious
and the wife of that nobleman. They ere
drunken and dissolute pair. After living
together, the pest of society, by their dis
orderliness and riotous mode of living, the
man died in low lodging house in Liver
pool, two or three months ago, and on the
night of the Goth ult, the woman was found
lying dead, and almost naked, in gutter
in Douglas, in the Isle of Man. The twain
had passed large portion of their married
life in different jails, had scarcely place
to lay their heads, and were abandoned va
grants. They had children, but the Law
long ago took them from the custody and
example of their "noble parents"