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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24

.fo MILITARY men Dellevo the ConIeQerateS
to be concentrating cavalry at Charlottes-
vile With view to raid up the Shenan,
duah valley. IL so, this would bring them
pfohabiy into Maryland ba1 '51aa p 2'i
go MAJ. asM. ScHoFIELD, commanding the
7Deparement of the Ohio, has ordered that
oil recruits passing through Louisville for
his department shall be equipped and fur
-uIshed with arms in this city, tbetore they
are forwarded to bis front. b. sE171oA rs
.-v The President seems to be devotiDg all,
Or nearly all his thoughts to his own re-
election. % Whether, if he were to devote
them to the management of the war, the
Federal war. interests would thereby be pro.
NOTED, may be q debatabIe question .ffs
I, A BOTTLE has recently been picked up at
the Kangaroo Island, South Australia, which
was thrown overheard in 390 30 south lat.
66a II east long, from the Dutch frigate
Princess Amelia. The bottle was carried
$500 miles in Is months at the rate Of u
miles per day This proves there is cur.
rent from west to east, across the base OF
the Indian Ocean, which tends slightly to-
wards the north current
LOUISIANA seems to have more Governors
than she knows what to do with A rebel
Governor is still ruling in the outer parish
es. Gov. Riddle, whose authority Emerson
Etheridge recognized, is at New Orleans, but
finds nothing to do. Gov. Hahn has now
been inaugurated and Gov. Shepley, the
military governor, it seems has not yet Civ
en- up his position, and it is said there is
some hitch 10 the way Of his doingit. ~ -
In commenting editorially upon the
great Mcclellan meeting at Coop'r lnsti :,
tute the Commercial Ad0srtiser says:
1t was observable last evening that the
meeting received The mention of the name
of JEFF. Davis with respectful silence, while
they had only Kisses for the maine of the
constitutionaly elected President Of the
republic. Something Of the same ''princi
pies ef selection" has been noticed hereto
fore in gatherings less orderly but equally
ardent in theit demonstrations of political
preference. tt
Those who were present need not be
told how vile calumny is the above. The
meeting was heartily loyal, and every iI!u
sion to conducting the war for the snpprps
sion of the rebellion was loudly cheered.-
As it was political meeting, the audience,
of course, expressed their appreciation of
their political favorites, and uics oersa,
without any reference whatever to the war
We expect to see malieiously untruthful
like the above in the Tribune.
every now and then, but they are sadly out
Of place in the Commercid. Ga lH,Ar
Surelyit is quite time the metropolitan
press discouraged this kind of petty politi
cal lying. Such things are barely tolerable
in the rural press, whose conductors are too
often ignorsnt, whisky drinking printers
but greater regard for truth and the pro
prietles is to be expected of editors who
write for business men ndpersons literally
educated.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons, London.
Graduate from Of the most eminent Colleges in the
UniteStates and the greater part Of whose life has
been spent in the hospitals OF London, Paris Phiadei-
phia and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most as
tonishng cures that we're ever known; many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, BASH
fitness, with frequent hlushing, attended sometimes
with arrangement of mind, were cured Immediately
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
DISEASE OF IsIPRUDENcE E.

When the misguided and mprudent votary OF pleas
ure finds that he has mbibed the seeds OF this painful
d sease it too often happens that an -tmed sense OF
shame or dread of discovery, deters him from applying
TO those who from education and respectability,
alone beriend hlm, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this horrd disease make their
such as liberated throat diseased nose, nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs, dness OF sight deafness
nodes on the shin bones and arms, blotches on the
head face and extremities progressing with frightfnl
rapdity till at last the palate Of the mouth or the
bones Of the fall in and the victim OF tins awfnl
disease becomes horrid object of commseratoD, till
death puts period to his dreadful suerngs by send
ING him to Ithat Undiscovefed Country from whence
no traveller returns" Tt- ..gau.
this be disease owing to the unsk fulnessef ig
noran pretenders who, by the Of tat Deadly Poi
SON. Mercury ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due of life miserable.
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ITEMS.

A very fatal disease, called the ''spotted
fever" is prevailing TO . considerable 9 :.
tent in Scott County, Ky. b 'a9rs5 p. ssa'',s2 s
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY certain practice in
dulged in when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions, or at school, the effects OF which are
nightly felt, when asleep, and II not cured ren,
deTs marriage impossible and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF his coun-
try the darling of his parents, should be snatched from
ali prospects and enioyments lie by the consequence
of devang from the path of nature and indugng IN
certain secret habit such parsons MUST before con-
tenn Iatinp
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
MARRIAGES.

rsdarried Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar
rage being aware Of physical weakness organic deoii
ity, deformities speedily cured. --,..1 80 81
He who places himself under the care OF DR. ,: may
religiousy confde in his honor as gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician -iai
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24

The Senate bi.l for West Point; raising
the pap of cadets ten dollars a month, and
making other provisions for the academy,
has passed the House. rrai 80 sss.f2 5.s-L5 q
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REFER 10

Hon. X. l.. Berkshire, Judge Supreme court
: Hon wm K. Harrison, Judge Supreme Court %
Appeals, Ciarksbufs, westya. u.iFn ~ :. s-'
J r. doG, Esan President NJ, M. Bank of whosans
% ss ". WssneS, Cashier a NJ Bans II ,Thasins,
Morgantown, West Va. Is-s 90 ~ sstc iuJ ai ~
Kramer Rahp, Bankers, Plt---~-s-,.., t.a 81
~ gA 7EW 1a5 I'D 70 f9iViaD nov1td
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are the most neces-
sary requisites TO promote connubial happiness. In
deed without these the journey through hfe becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to the
view: the mind becomes shadowed with despair aud
fed with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
II al.r;.l aIirn nurn
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
fOUNGHfEN

Especially, who have become the victims of Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which anna-
ally sweeps to untneiy grave thousands OF Youne
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates
With The thunders of eoquenee walked to ecaey the
living Tyre, may call with full confidence ~.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24

II MILITARY men believe the Copfederates
to be concentrating cavalry at Charlottes-
vile with view to q raid up the Shenan-
doah valley lfso, this would bring them
pfobabiy into Maryland. baa j51 p ~
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
LEGISLATURE.

SENATE April s-Tbe bin increasing the New.YorI
City Court House stock 100000 amended tC
provide that the accounts shall be approved by the arch
jtect and then passed. bill authorizing the authori
tics Of Brooklyn 10 raise money for tho armory in the
Eastern District Of that city was introduced. The Sol
dierS Voting bill made the special order for Tues
day next. Among the bills passed were the Albany
Bridge bin; and a bill to amend the charter OF the
Home Insurance Company # New-York.
AssEgBLY.-The Railroad Committee reported ad
versely on the bin to prevent the oyeIcroWdng Of city
railroad ard the report accepted but subse
Quenty the vote iCeonsidcrcd and tho BIZ sent to
the Committee Of the Whole. The Senate bin to in
crease tie capital stock Of tie Euc Railroad was re-
ported without alteration. The bin authorizing the
contructIon of stone stairway an enfrince to the
Park at Fifth avenue and Eighiysixh street was or
dercd 10 a third reading favorable report was made
ca the bill TO open AID improve Seventh avenue from
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
GENERAL NEWS

The report made by the Committee on Eiec'
ops in the case Of Mr. Bruce against MI Losn IN tne
With Congressional District of Missouri is sigheu ny
Representatives Ganson for himself and Dawes foor
bees Baxter and Brown of Wisconsin. They say inc
evidence dscloses ample proof that portion Oh .h'
iitia in certain localities dsregarded entirely the III
junction given in certain orders and in many s'anoO
in violation of their duty good oitzons ana tne com
mapds promulgated prior TO their election these
assuming who should and who should not Vote auu o'
whom votes should be cast and by thre"''
of violence and various modes of intimidation 'ne'
e far interfered with the election as IN the OPINION
~ the Committee TO render 1t q nuity. Ibey there
fore report that neither Loan the sitting member boi
Bruce the contestant is entitled TO the seat. Repro
sentatives Upson Smithers, Smith, and Schohsid, o
the minority see no for invalidatins the ehc
tom and hence they join in resolution th'' Aoun
entitled to the place he now occupies
The funeral of the late Mrs. e. NJ Kirkland
took nlece nj the Church Of all Souls yesterday after
noon There was large attendance. and many persons
aistin gished In the world Of literature and art were
present The burial service read by the Rev DIR
Osgood and the funeral discourse delivered by th
Rev. Dr. Lothrop of Boston. w. c. Bryant n.
Willis, Peter Cooper John Z. Williams. VIM. L
Bodgett and Horace Webster. were the pailbesrers
The remains were taken to Greenwood.
Tw recruits named Walters and McGowar
Yesterday attempted to desert from squad OF recruits
proceeding up Broadway. Walters was shot dead
McGowau escaped The captain in command OF th'
SQUAD and two sergeants were arrested by tho firs
Precinct police.
Chef-Justice Taney resumed his seat on the
bench Of the Supreme Court Friday having entirely
recovered from his sickness Of three or four months
duration.
William d. Ticknor, the well known Boston
publisher of the house of Tcknor Fields died very
suddenly on Sunday morning at the Continental Hotel
in Philadelphia
John c. Rives, for about 80 years the pub
Usher Of The Congregational GlObs died yesterday at hi'
residence in Washington aged 63 years.
Honora Murphy on Saturday jumped from the
fourth story window of No Cedar street. during the
fire at that place and was fatally injured
Gold opened on the street at 1924 a 1871, and sold
at this rate until the shipment Of s426 no posted whef
the rate rose to Ti From this point It fell l7l and closed
steady Upon the street Stocks strong and in demand
AT the Stock Exchange oil Government securities were II
active request, All Government stocks strong at th'
Second Board brokers' counters and no sos were to b
had under ll2,.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

their hearts are unmistakably in that OF the Con-
federaoy. Mr. Harris, for example, gets $4,000
a year out of the Federal Treasury, and openly
hopes and prays that the Federal arms may be
vanquished and those of jeff. Davis be victo'
rious. And tho whole Democratic party vote
that he ought to stay in otr Congress, instead OF
following his sympathzing friend and con-
stituent, John H. Sotheron (who killed Union
officer for enlisting his negroes) over the Poto-
mac to Richmond With the greatest regard
for "Free Speech" we consider this vote pan
dering to Secession, and not such as should be
given in Union Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
From the Wcst--Absens Soldiers CsltsA o
their ReUimcnes.
ST. LoUIs April 10, lso4.
disnatch from Provost. M Marsbal- GeneraI rr~


A dispatch from Provost Marshal- General FRI
to Provost Marshal Alexander of this State, says
Lieut. Gen. Grant directs active measures 10 be mne
iatey taken to get into the field all recruits Of nc nov
organization. and the old troops Of Missouri The
troops viii rendezvous at Louisville.
General Sherman In dispatch 10 the Governor 4
Missouri. the same subject. says the War Depart
mont has given him the control Of oil the veterans nov
absent and requests him to have them sent TO the front
Immediately upon the expiration Of their furloughs.
No excuse will be taken for delay. and commanders
Of regiments will be held to strict accountability for sb
sence of single day. Cen Sherman says now ID the
time. II ever when the soldier should be In his place
800 men on time being better than 200 too late.
All regiments belonging to the armes Of the Ohio and
Cumberland go to Nashville and those Of the Army q
Tennessee 80 to Cairo. where they would receive fur
tber orders.
The st. Louis Presbyterians decided. at Into meet
ing that the Rev DR.. McPbeeters could not be allowed
to continue his ministerial abors at the Pinestree4
Presbyterian Church in this city. DIR. MoPheeter was
banshed from this Department for disloyaty some time
SINCE but the order of banshment was revoked BY the
President.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
From Som FRANCHISE.

SAN FRANcIsC0. Thursday, April T. 1854.
The ship Shakespeare, from New York, has ar.
rived Sailed. ships Mary Robinson. for Rowland
Islands Galata, for Manila.
Business shows symptoms Of revival since the recent
numerous arrivals Of ships.
The British and California Banking Company. with
capital stock OF two million pounds sterling sdyerses
the intention OF establishing bank at San Francisco
1t is believed that the new institution will exercise au
important influence over the exchange market
SAN FRAscrsco, Saturday, April Q, 1854.
The steamer Golden City, from Panama, has a.
rived
moderate business has been done during the week.
disposition being shown the close TO increase
stocks Iose is plenty Of sugar and leading staples
Rigly Greathouse one of the Chapman prrateers whs
recently took the oath Of allegiance and was released
under the Presidents amnesty proclamation. has been
rcarrested on charge of violating the forms Of his
parole and oaths.
lie swore fidelity TO the Union at st. Louis In le6l,
and again at Louisville in 1862 1t is understood thai
he will be sent to Washington for military trial
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

The WEATHER. Yesterday was the eight
eenth successive day that the wind has blown from ls
eastward from L. ~ f. to $. S. E.. except on Friday
when 1t shifted to s. w. for couple OF hours then
TO the n W., and then settled back to the
old quarter The number Of arrivals during this 20
rod have been very few and large number Of vesses
are due from European and Southern ports The Della
ware and other Southern harbors flied with vesssS
bound to Northern ports and the various anchogcs on
Long Island Sound also contain large fleets boaua to hs
eastward. The steamships Morning Star and AoanoA'
from Havana arrived yesterday and report >
gale outside the Hook from about E' y. A'
There being no sailing vessels ron oeDs'
and as the telegraph line to Sandy Hook Is no' IN Nor.
ing order as usual when most needed. we are Si'nos'
information as to what inward bound vessels II any
NAV be in the lower bay at anchor Some anxiety =
expressed for tire safety of the pilot oea' ''mo. =.
Waterbury. AS she was LAST seen on the ist
with but one pilut remaining. the rest having a m
with vessels The tides have been very iu S's seep
the cellars as Tar from the rivers as "aser An"
wich streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

The effort of Gen. McClelan's friends to SC.
cure for him the subscription sword at the Fair
reminds us Of the answer OF an eminent Bos.
tonian when solicited last Summer to subscribe
for O similar weapon. "What, give him
another sword Why does MT he use the one
he's gotl"
Nevertheless, we think the present competi.
ton beneficial and hope it will be continued
Hundreds of Copperheads and Rebel sympa.
thizers, whom no other method could induce tC
attend the Fair or to give money for the soldiers
will give it for the sake of voting for Mcclellan
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

IN north end Of the Park 70 Horicm. The bill TO In.
crease the pay Of police force ordered TO third
readng also the bills to incorporate the Seventh Ward
Savings Bank and the Indemnity Company. The bill
for public market in Brooklyn wos reported complete
Bills provide an armory for the Eighth regiment OF
militia and authorizing the German Savings Bank 10
receive increased deposits were passed. resolution
for the adjournment of the Legislature the 18th inst
was adopted. A resolution instructing our Senators
and Representatives in Congress to vote for the repeal
of all laws of Congress exempting United States secnr'
ties from taxation was laid resolution instruct
ing the Clerk Of the House to have the report OF the
Bank Committee on National Banks printed forthwith
gave rise to very exciting discussion on the mers oi
the report, lasting till the adjournment
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
CONGRESS-.

HOUSE April 9-At the opening of the session Mr..
Colfax offered resolution to expe Mr. Long Of Ohio
for dsloyal sentiments uttered in his speech Of the day
before After exciting debate the resolution was
laid over until Tuesday. During the discussion, Mr..
Harris Of Maryland boldly ayowed his qualification at
the secession Of tie South justiying it fully and re.
bukng the Democratic party for not daring come up
to his standard Of political morality. Mr.. washburne
of Illinois instantly offered resolution to expel Mr..
Harris which received 81 votes against 5s, but two
thirds being required the resolution not adopted
resolution Of upon Mr.. Harris however,
adopted. with but Is dissenting votes. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

each. A dozen o. more thriving villages, with
thousands of orchards and ma rket gardens,
would be promptly called into existence by q
single rival Railroad across the State, such
as would be constructed forthwith if the monop-
oily were overthrown. Mr. Scovel's speech
opens rich veins of tho subterranean politics of
New-Jersey, which we urge all to prospect and
explore to the uttermost The opposition to the
amendment proposed clearly shows that the mo-
nopolists mean to buy renewal after renewal Of
their ganful privileges indefinitely. If SO, Con-
gress is the only hope of their extinction
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
From Havan. and Key West.

The steamship Roanoke, Captain Drew, from
Havana I'd inst. via. Key West 4th with merchandise
and Passengers to Ludlam. Heincken g. Co.. arrived
yesterday She had heavy eastery gales the entire pas
sage April g, at p in. latitude 36o 80. Longitude
100 39 exchanged signals with steamship Yazoo bound
SOUTH 9th, at p m. of Little Egg Harbor. passed Q
frgate having in tow a wrecked bark. Barnegat beer
ing n. " T.. l2 miles. day, full rugged brig
ship and hermaphrodite brig ashore about miles
south of Barnegat The steamships Admiral and Ms
sissipp arrived at Key West April 8 reporting very
heavy weather the Mississippi having lost large num-
her Of horses. The steamship Ericsson was at Key
West having been ashore on Tortugas.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
FROM CALIFORNIA AND AsPlN
WALL.
Arrival Of the Illinois.

United States Mail steamship Illinois, Capt.
d. S. Babcock, from Aspinwali. March 30. 10 p n,
with merchandise passengers and specie from Cali.
forna arrived at this port Saturday morning Sis
reports having experienced heavy weather the last four
days.
The following is the Pursers report: On Friday. Apd
8. q. H. off the Chesapeake, exchanged coors with
one Of the Panama Railroad CompsDy's brigs bound 10
the northward. The Pacific Railroad Company's bark
Xantho arrived at Aspinwall from NewYork on The
26th of March,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Death Of WIN. ID. Tickner Of Roston'

William d. Ticknor esq, the eminent bos-
ton pubisher of the firm Of 1icknor Fields died sud-
denly this morning at the Continental Hotel;
At midnight of wednesday al ire ,,a broke pos,
0Ta 0ai.e and destroyed block end half OF
SniSines. Si .' Among the property DESTROYED were
Windsors hardware. shectiron ana TN shop
90 :, Arcede, and michigan" No efforts were made
to sop the progress of the fire. except the pnng down
of bindings and oil sheds and putting wet oinnke,s on
tLs yoofs The Post-0fice was saved by pulling uo"h
th adioning building above toward the Petroleum
Wonss The amount Of damage and insurance have not
been ascertaincd ,, -
vosterday Is 1870 feet long and is built with view to
Rieh rate OF speed She is intended for the Newio
and New. Orleans trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Fires.
IN EAST FIFTEENTH STREET.


The stables of Andrew Mcbride, in East Fiji.
teenth street. near First avenue. completely dec
troyed by fire on Sunday morning. Two horses. q
wagon sleigh and a quantity of harness were also
consumed. Loss about $500 The Ere is supposed to
have been the work Of an incendiary.
IN BROADWAY.
A small frame cottage in Broadway near Fh-
ty fourth street. was completely destroyed by fire yes
terday. II was unoccuped, and owned be- NJ. Fleet
Loss 5000 This was also the work Of an incendiary
IN TwENTY-NINTH STREET,
The sheepskin-dressing establishment of n.
a. C. p. Bucking, No. l47 West Twenty-ninth street.
was seriously damaged by fire yesterday. Loss on
building and stock about $4,000. Insured for Sso'
in various city companies.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
From Son Salvador.

Later adyices from San Salvador state that
the Congress Of the Republic had issued decree ap
pointing officers Of Provisional Government. Who in
case OF the death Of the President Dueas Of his
being otherwise disqualified TO hold Office, shall consti.
tute the Government These officers at subse1uent
meeting issued decree. dated February 90 at which
the actions and deerees OF President Dueas were for.
maly approved.
President Duenas, with his Cabinet, had attended Q
bah given by the Minister from the United States. MIR.
James r. Partridge.
The San Salvador papers contain numerous charges
against ex.PIesident Barrios, who is now IN ths
country.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
The Twcnty.ninth Massachusetts,.

BOSTON April 10, 1864.
The Massachusetts, 29th Regiment Col. f..
NJ Pierce which arrived at Boston last night on fur
Tough, will have grand public reception tomorrow
This regiment gallant record in most of the great
battles in Virginia and subsequently at the capture OF
vicksburg. forming the advance on Jackson. Miss.
They have also seen hard service In Tennessee and
kentucky.
cold east wind has prevailed to-day. with squalls Of
snow and rain.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Later from Panumn.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
PANAMA. March 30 1854.
The America, sixteen days from San Fran
CISCO arrived here at 81 o'clock this morning 1t Is re
ported her detention was caused by bad coal She saw
or heard nothing OF the pryateer Alabama on the voy
age. She did not touch at any way port
No news has been received here since the sailing %
the Ocean Queen for New-York.
The whaling bark Charles and Edward. from the
Mexican coast arrived here on the 18th instant