The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
From South Carolina.
AN Ex-JUDeE ARRESTED
A Comprehensive Order.
EMBARRASSMENT m RICHMOND
Fourth of July Celebration.
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EMBARRASSMENT m RICHMOND
Fourth of July Celebration.
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South Carolina Divided into Four NIL.
itarS Districts --- An Order for the
Celebration OF the Fourth --. Com.
mittetl and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Items.
Arrest of Judge COruthers - The
Presidents Health 80 Consolidation
of the acknowledgements EXpen-
CIiturcs---The 100000 Clause.
NEW York, June 30.-The Herald's
South Carolina dispatches to the 9th,
state that Gen. Gilmore would shortly
South Carolina into four military dis
tricts, to be known as the Eastern and
Western Districts, and the Districts of
Charleston and of Port Royal, to be
commanded respectively by Generals
Beale, Van Wycll, Hatch and Potter.
Gen. Gilmore had also issued his order
for the celebration of the Fourth of
July. All labor not absolutely ncccs-
SarY will be suspended throughout the
Department of South Carolina; salutcs
will be fired ut various posts, the DeclH-
ration of Independence and President
Lineoln's Emancipation Proclamation
will be read, orations delivered and the
day generally observed in true Yankee
The rebel Gen. Clark, of Mississippi,
had been committed TO Fort Pulaski,
and the rebel eN-Secretary of abe
Treasury, Trenholm, recently sent to
that stronghold, had been released by
orders from Washington, and was in
Charleston.
A Texas paper says Gen. Candy in
formed Gen. Buckner, when the latter
arrived in New Orleans to offer the
surrender of Kirby Smiths forces, that
if he had been one day later, n formid-
Ill Il
motion for Texas, and that i'll that event
the rebel terms of surrender would not
have been accepted.
Accounts from Texas state that the
transition from condition of war to
one of peace is proceeding very quietly
and orderly. a
Between 1000 and 5000 bales of cot
ton We're awaiting shipment ut Houston
in the beginning of this month. Ma
tional currency sells i'll that place nj 10
cents ON the dollar for gold.
X. $. CarutherS, mt one time Judge of
the Supreme Court of Tennessee, and
who i'll 1863 had himself elected rebel
Governor of that State by n few hun
bred followers, but who was soon COM
PEELED by the advance of the national
troops 10 become II fugitive, was arrest
ed ut his home i'll Lebanon, Tenn, on
the 24th inst, and committed to await
his trial for treason.
The Times Washington special saws:
The Presidents health was such to-day
that he was unable TO receive visitors.
At $3.50 o'clock this evening he is some
Whit better, but it is doubtful whether
he will be able to attend to any bust
ness this week, though he expects 10 be
present Mt the Cabinet meeting tO-mor-
row,
\ comprehensive order relating to
the consolidation Of the different armies
and to the departments of the new mill
tary divisions is about to be issued
AS soon as the mastering out of trooDS
is completed the several corps of the
Army of the Potomac will each be
reduced to division. The whole to
constitute Il provisional army corpS. TO
be commanded by Maj. Geu'l Whright,
headquarters at NInrtinsburg, Va. The
second corps division is 10 be command
ed by BreYct Maj. Genl Mott, the fifth
corps division by Brcvet Mai. GcnI
.Nyres, the sixth corps division by Brc-
vet Maj. Gcnl Getty. The Middle
new department consisting of Pennsyl-
vania, Delaware, Maryland and West
Virginia, Maj. Gcnl Hancock, Com
mnnding, headquarters Baltimore. The
Department of the East remains as it
is, but Major General Hooker will sue
coed Mnjor General Dix in his COM
mund, headquarters at New York.
The Herald's special says II. III. Ware,
of Selma, and Andrew j. IngcrsOll, Of
Mobile, Ala, are among those purdOned
by the President within IL few days.
! The friends of John Wilson, the pre-
sent third Auditor of the Treasury are
presenting his name for the Assistant
Secretaryship.
The Tribune'S special says the expen-
ditureS of the Government during the
past year amount to the enormous sum
of $1,000, 100000, or over $3,5OO,OOO per
day.
| An adjourned meeting of the citizens
of Richmond was held Yesterday, ut
which II memorial to President johnson
was read, representing that the $50, 600
clause i'll the proclamation of amnesty
was daily causing great embarrassment
| i'll the transaction of all kinds of bust
! \ letter from H. G, Tort, of tho First
committee, also favors the repeal of the
state that they took the oath prescribed
1854, and December Sth, 1864, in the full
/ pardon extended, and that business Ind
been suddenly pnralyZcd by the late de-
/ cision of the Attorney General. The
memorial will probably be unanimous
ly signed and forwarded to the Presi-
I dent i'll n few days.
! AIoseby, the guerrilla, having been
pardOned has opened law office and
settled in Culpeppcr, Va.
Chief Justice CEaSe--.PreparntIOn fOl