The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
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jOuSIy1yHioy SulstV3n CVunsyssea 49, Sf "a
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ZAsrsv1LLE, March l6s-Sergeant Daniel
B. Monroe, of the 62d regiment was snos
desapu the street this afternoon BY man
named Lauder. There II great excitement
and lynch law is feared. Ihe oIo is f:ou
ganizing here. The murderer 10 'h jan,
and Colonel Pond is holding the moo -
check. 4ii # iIItfi
BRio. GEN. VIM. PREsToN u safely on Ms
vay to Mexico, q Minister Plenipotentlary
to that Court, according to the Atlanta oa.)
R,oister. He is instructed to make Urea,
tv with Maximilisn, based upon the mutnai
recognition of the two Governments, wl.a
| commercial clauses granting rec'Procai
| privileges of trade and commerce.
THE Washington Chronicle says; we are
authorized to say tnat General doubleday
did not prefer charges against oenerai
Meade to the Committee on the Conouct OF
the War: that he did not request the com
mittee to investigate General Meade's con-
duct, nor did he ask to re summoned oe
fore the committee rs witness; the lastly,
General Doubleday never claimed TO nave
received any orderto retreat at Gettysourg &,
Pennsylvania. -
A NEW paper mill has just gone into sue.
cessful operstion at Perrysburg, WOOD
county, D. It is, at present, making wrap
ping paper exclusively. For this pupoose It
works up Sorghum stalks, which make an
article resembling straw paper, but much
stronger and superior. The demand is so
much greater than the supply for this pa,
Der. that the works are to be extended and
the manufacture of printing paper COM
menced.
The N. Y. Worlds Washington cores
pendent says:
Gen. Meade claims that it was his inten.
ton to have. turned Lees right flank at
Gettysburg, and to have placed his own
army between the Oonfederates and the
Potomac before giving general battle. he
says be was perfectly confident OF his aoii-
ity to defeat Lee, and could then have cap
tnred him, bag and baggage, but that Cen.
/ Sickles by disobeying orders advanced his
i own corps too far, got it involved, and then
it became Necessary to engage tho wnole
army in.order to save Sickles. Meade says
that it cost 5000 men merely to repair the
thunder of which Gen. Sickles was guilty;
and in this view Gen. Halleck, otherwise
hostile to Meade, fully sustaiDs him.
/ ConEr PoErRY.-A smart little boy in Albany
is the author of the following:
The moon was setting in cloud,
! Full fedged in golden light
| Attaching ont the little stars,
| The chickens of the night;
,lgss But out Of all that brilliant brood
i Produced by Luna pale,
i There was but one poor little chick
That could produce tail
RELlaIoUs Observation-Disclosures seems
to be infectious, and is not confined to
States. Not long ago, at Valparaiso, 9
whole congregation of Lutherans, incl udlng
the minister and his large membership o.
COMMITMENTS numbering about four hun
dred, renowned the polity of the Lutheran
Church and 10 body united with the Epis'
copalians Bishop. Uphold the Epis copa
Bishop Of chs State received the Lutheran
minister and his entire flock within the
folds of the Episcopal Church.
A few days ago, the Presby terisn congre'
patton at Cannelton, Indiana went over in
en- masse to the Episcopal Church, and last
week Bishop Uphold confirmed fifty % De Of
his members into the Episcopal Chur CHI
This congregation has now united with the
Episcopal congregation of Cannelton Under
the pastoral care Of Rev. VIM. l.. Citizens,
forrnerly of Naturalization Courier In
diana. f-,G I'D r.
GENERAL BUTLER GETTING UNPOPULAR WITH
| tH. 4t8 Mr.. LINCoLS's FRIENDS
There are rumors aHoat that Butler Is to
be removed from his present command
! Those who want Mr.. Lincoln to continue in
the presidential chair for another term rea
lie that military affairs must at Leaf be
successful until the presidential cleo ton
comes off, as matter of policy for Mr..
Lincoln and the very bungliDg manner in
which Butler has managed his department
8 operating against the prospects off, Old
Abe" While they wink at Buffers per
secutions of clergymen and women they
are not such fools rs to fail to see his rapie
loss of territory in North Carolina and
Eastern Virginia, and his evident incapaci-
tolmanage military campaign, is DANA
ging the prospects of MIR. Lincoln, who
keeps him there, more than almost any
other one thing on the political boards. The
extreme radicals see this, and for political
reasons applaud Butler vociferously know
ing that every hour he stays there is worth
many votes against the present occupant Of
the White House in the next election. 1t
Is not impfobabletha Mr.. Lincoln may soon
become convinced of the facts and replace
Butler by SOME other officer.
A JovIAL Federal prisoner is Junius h.