The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-25
! FROM WASHINGTON.
Call for ! Further Appropriations
Peruvian Minister Recalled.
Th. War between Spaia and Chilli still
Progresses-The Admiral command.
ing the Squadron grossly Insults our
Minister, r HI. Nelson, &C, 0e.

Worlds Washington dispatch says; A
| quorum of the Committees Of Ways and
Means and Appropriation, will remain in
| session during the recess of Congress.
The Hsrald's Washington dispatch
| saws Congress will be called upon for
| further appropriations for the support
of INDECENT Indians during the winter.
Estimates state that $1,100,000 is neoes-
| sary. The Western tribes are represent
| ed as being in an extremely destitute
condition. A letter forwarded to the
| Secretary of the Interior from General
Sully, under date of the 9Th inst, says ::
There are large number of Indians as
sembled at Fort Hill and elsewhere, on
| the Missouri river, who are manifesting
the most friendly feeling for the whites,
and are quite willing to enter into the
| most liberal treaties, Gen. Sul]y states
| that he forwards this information in or
der TO give contradiction to newspaper
accounts of contrary. state of affairs
among the Indians of that section.
Major General Wilson, direct from
Georgia, reported to Gen. Grant last
evening, in Washington.
The Herald's Washington special says:
Persons interested in patents for in
ventions, and who have been led to be-
lieve that it is intended to obtain through
Congress very essential modification of
the patent laws, are authoritatively in
formed that no material change in such
laws will be asked for during the present
session; only few of the minor points
affecting the details of securing patents,
will be modified"
The Worlds Washington special con-
tains the following: s.
The Department of State has completed
the instructions which it desires the
Minister to Mexico to follow, and he will
he dispatched at once to the headquar-
ters OF the Juarist government; and re-
main with the President of the Republic,
and follow him wherever he may go,
TINS making an active demonstration to
Macmillan of the policy which the gov
ernment intends to persist in. 1t is this
that has piyen offence to the French
Minister.
The Republican issued an extra
last evening, on Mexican affairs lts In
formation purports to come from Lon
don, and it declares that secret under
standing between Napoleon and Maxi
milan allows the former to withdraw the
French troops from Mexico whenever
Maximilian's payments should become
embarrassed, or become two months IN
arrears. -, o..
The Peruvian Minister to this Govern
meut has been recalled, and in recent
manifesto saws the President OF Peru
has nrodnced this recall, Senior Garcia's
departure has not Seen announced Ihe
consul at New York has also been remoy'
ed Senior Garcia has be>n Minister res
ident in Washington for man.v years
The State Department is in l,aceiPt OF
dispatches from our Minister at Gnu
The war between Spain and Chill -
still progressing, and the principal ports
are blockaded. The commander of the
SQUADRON is only waiting instructions
from the Spanish government to com
mence more active hostilities. The Ad-
miral who is commanding the squadron
off Valparaiso has grossly insulted our
Minister, T. H. Nelson. The American
and English merchants and residents
are very indignant at his conduct, and
have laid the matter before their re-
spective governments
The New York Minister has all the
shedules prepared, and is now ready to
paw the interest on the registered bonds
of 1861. The Government will probably
commence paying them early next week
The Times Washington special says:
An order will be issued by Gen. Grant
in a day or Two, directing that disa bled
soldiers capable of doing duty as watch
men of public buildings and other like
services, shall have preference in such
employment over able bodied men in the
army. The object of the order is to pre-
vent the discharge and mastering out
of disabled soldiers as far as may be by
making room for them i'll positions where
they can perform service as we'll as the
able bodied men.
Mr.. A. p. Lants, late military agent
for the State of Indiana, who was re-
Ieyed by Governor Morton has been ap
pointed to position in the House OF
Representatives,.
The Herald's despatch says The Sec
retary of the Treasury has issued cir
cular relative to the release of the prop
erty seized for the violation OF revenue
laws, stating that no collector OF Gus
toms has authority to release any prop
erty which has been seized for violation
of the laws Upon the payment OF the
anpraised value, unless the sequester,
toeether with peculiar circumstances,
the appraised value of the same has trst
been reported to the Secretary of the
Treasury, with the recommendation OF
the collector that it be released, and re-
ouesting authority, and the same has
been granted by the Secretary of the
Treasury.
The Secretary of State has, by direc-
tion of the President, addressed letter
TO Provisional Governor Holden of North
Carolina, relieving him from his trust,
and expressing the Presidents acknowl,
edgement of the fidelity, loyalty, and
the discretion of his administration OF
affairs in that State A copy of the letter
has been sent to the Governor elect OF
North Carolina, with the tender OF the
cooperation of the government OF the
limited States whenever it may be found
necessary in effecting the early restora,
tion and the permanent prosperity and
welfare of the States over which he has
been called upon to preside
The following response from Governor
Orr has been received by telegraph:
COLUMBIA, South Carolina, December
o2-Hon. Wm. II. Se,oard, Secretary OF
STATE The Legislature adjourned yes
terday at noon. Governor Perry has re-
turned to his home in Greenville, Your
disnatch has been forwarded to him by
mail. 1t will be very gratifying to the
L. h Of