The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-25
Late. News. items

The Baltimore Far. is proving a grea,
snccess. sThe price OF admission has been
from rs to so cents. ''-'' '''' '-'''"
THE wheR Ipnn Der OF national banks is
now -t6fees h6hdfed AID Seventy three, and
tho, aggregate capital $4s, ,258, 200; r. 80, o. d
| Mr.. SUMNER presented to the Senate the
other day petition with Al ,74S names,
just 4 bus bel, praying for the abolitnn<oi
slavery. $50. .-.-,-......-,,,-
Tx HJ&ftAAasin central & III n Railroad Company esiq
has contributed one thousand dollars to tt 9
Maryland Sanitary Fair, now being hold in
the city of Baltimore.
1 The President has recognized Fernando De
Luca as Consul General Of Itaiy at New Or
leans, and Giavanni Battlsta Gerrute as
| consul Of Italy at San francisco, rs,.sV v
I GH0aSS5r u Tow JASs " y y,
THE War department has tauthorized
the recruiting of one or more regiments OF
heavy artillery in the State Of Ohio, provid
ed regiment be raised by May 10th.
THE railroad employees handling freight
at the depots of Cincinnati are on strike
for higher wages. They demand two dol
lars per day. r.. .g..-... III I.,naA
The Provost Mar,hal- uf Ohio are busy
preparing arrangements for thedrait, which
the first of April. -, ~
THE SEhicagoi election resulted in uthe
choice of Brown, the Union candidate for
Justice by three undred majority, and a
rie Of The Common Council.
GENERAL Washburn succeeds General
Hurlburt in West Tennessee IF this is
coffee, give fme'tea; ifitis tea give me cof-
foe; change aciN have, " is the feeling of
the country
The Union gunboat Whitehead, is repor'
ted to have been sunk during the recent
rebel attact on Plymouth, N. o.. 81 s.-.s God
Slaves are to be included in the ensuing
draft in Missouri as we'll as in Kentucky
aYov ought to be honest, "said a Rich
mond rebel to his friends in Office, Honest!
how in the devils name can afford it upon
a salary Of six hundred year-and meat
two dollars a pound y r.: roc 4 q
The Observation-Disclosures from Vienna states
that the death OF the King OF Bavaria was
owing to lock- Jaw, originating in scratch
on the breast from pin attached to an Or
der he vas fsstening ON his coat. He was
sick but four days, md .....I ....s-a. ....
= THf War Department has ordered the
Veteran Reserve Corps Of Ohio to report to
General Heintzelmans for duty. ibis ac
cords witRjG eheral Grants determination
to push into the field every man fit for ser
vice. SG-A I E@ANS.k se< - q
o. The rush Of servant men and, women to
California has SO oyerstocked the actual
need IF help ini that State as seriously to
affect the well-being of many who have
gone out, and they are now anxious to re
turn, q gIg, . Aai,oiial ~, domino p, lis ID
THE BALTIMORE FAiR,-This fair was
opened on Monday with. perfect success
The ceremonies . were imposing and very
Elargely participated in. The remarks Of
Mr.. Lincoln we have already given. The
prospect is favorable for greats success
| a A New York Weekly paper tersely but
inelegartly remarks: "For greenhorn to
speculate in Wall street, at present, is
lust as foolish sas to play suchre against
three Western black legs, with q coufeder-
4 xte standing behind your chair and tele
graphing what you have in your hand. Do
/ you understand that! e'i''''
/ THEarra lsament'of Edward W. Green,
the pbsttnaseer of Maiden, took place in
\ Lowell, April 10th, before Judge Hoar, Of
the Supreme Sudicial Court. The indict-
ment charged the Will lfdi murder Of EfanE
,fE. ConseSses He Teller of the Maiden
II Bank, fo-Wbich- Green plead guilty. He
lfassemsaded forsensea 80 - la ts1-.ass ga
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