The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-02

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Every shot frsd chyO Oths Prisssians, at the
siegecf BppPsfIit ~ soesti'natsd 3ee't So.
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Nevada proposes to daaatefO&h Missise
sippi Valley Sanitary Fair haif Gton Of
siirer.
FoKrrGN 1stters say the Danish ar is al
bout over There will BE- no more severe
itpg, dssttippg, sDaM LDsaA .=,-'o ''I
More snow fell at Keenc, N h, three
days Of last week, than during the entire
The NJ, E. Church, insDouble Creek, Nd,
has been destroyed by fre-the work OF
anlincend4IlIgGdQnJ } ,sIaia> 50
The Cincinnati Gqssts charges the disas-
ter at Plymouth upon General Mcclellan.
Whatnexs2 ,5aAJJoy
Two distinguished ladies oil New York
have died from excessive labor in behalf Of
the Sanitary Fair held in that city. {
TaKsE asspeF &2Sl yConfsdsrate efcom-
Il tiAsI65ed YRNrskeh Is prisoners of war
at Johnson's Island, Ohio.
IT is stated thst Jssqing men are con-
stantiy coming into the State of New York
from Canada in SaeeEsh efs ssmploymsnt
s. BevERLY, a soldier from Maine, was
shot dead in Boston on Sunday night, by
the lieutenant Of athegpsRds whom he as
The SecsetsrX ef War has applied to
-, Governor Seymour for the State militia Tor
garrison duty temporarily The Governor
has complied with the request,
SHAp are selling in Hartford at about 81
each, and the CouraHt thinks that people
living on small salaries, cannot be expected
to eat moro than three a day l-.as
.el.tst.Yq adt vd noIs 2m6ta@,
TIA Ta5 sI HIT Agf'f q wonders oo%~s, 1Gs tbs
old bachelors to support the orphan chill
- dhsaof the haeA VITO die in defence Of the.
- countrymsTs q sstie1 v,gSsl Noa
MAJOR Horace s6oodwiD' rof hartford
Conn, claims tovhspe insAiss possession the
torch which was used by General Israel
Putnam when he, entered the VOLTS den at
Pomfret, ,7o ;szt sad bs52 ErokEs s7l
THr Troy HHigr thinks if Congress does
not on do something to redeem its charac-'
ter it will be, in the opinion OF its constit-
uents, severe thing to say of a man that he
is not worthy to be member of that body.
The demand for ivory is SO great, it is
feared the race Of elet iants will be entire-'
w destroyed, 1t requires tho annual des-
truGti IN of 4, 800 elephants 20 supply the
demand Of London alone. .l /,
The Pennsylvanias. Legislature has vr
tually refused to remove the seat of Cow
ernmentto philadelphia by passing appro
priations for the erection OF additional |
wings to the capitol at Harrisburg
FIRE IN VIRGINIA.-A large barn, with
its contents of hay. grain and ia. ming i'm
plements, on the Mount Zephyr estate,
near Mount Vernon, belonging to w. A.
Ward, was burned down last week Loss
about SS,000
AN English paper SAYS: curious feature
nf the war is the fact that Confederate
merchant ship has taken freight at high
rate from an East Indian port to England,
,ehie Federal merchantmen can get no
hnights for fear Of capture. -..Ars
The site selected for the Maryland State
,lonument upon the battle field Of Antie-
tam, Is about the centre Of the battle field,
and upon the right side Of the road leading
into the town of Sharpsburg, and is said to
he specially appropriate for the object de-
sired Al .-...
The WESTERN ,WHEAT CRoPs-The in
ury to the crops By winterlngering in the
lap of SPRING has not proved as serious As
anticipated, and the Western journals
speak encouraging'y OF crop averaging
from half to three-fourths the usual aver
aye. I
PRIcE OF BurrER.-The best butter is
down to 30 cehts a pound in Providence,
r. L where il has been selling for fifty
cents Butter sells at Montreal at eighteen
cents a pound, and lard a, 8 and g. AT
Syracuse and Oswego butter sells at % cts
per pound >...-s.. !
THE RELATIVE VALUE OF ARMY SUPPLE
md SEcEsH LADIEs.-To an application to
oII6w a rebel crinolino sympathiser to go
south Major General Sherman replied -
ave haven't enough transportation now to
sunolv the army as rapidly as we would
wish Two hundred, pounds of oats at
Cbattanooga are worth more that any reb-
81 wornaa aud fsr baggage, She can't go y
VALUATION OF REBEL MoNEr-An intelli
genr deserter from the Twelfth Arkansas
wbo was il, the Chattanooga Gazette office
last Thursday, states that the old issue of
rebel currency sworth in specie So so per
800. and that the new is WORTH $500!
a erieyous famine preyails hfoughout a
iar,n mart OF Hungary Tie harvest is