The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-25

r,or,I scott-The Election in North
Ca,oIira-The English Capitalists.
W. T,RK. Nov. 24.--The Worlds
wa.Ii,,s1n dispatch says: The prisoner
''sntIy brought from the South under
..:rsnnstances of great mystery, and in
.,",caT,t.d in the Old Capitol prison, is
ytaior Gee. arrested in Florida. He was
:, s5ar1e of the Salisbury prison while
.Ie morality was greatest among Union
prisoners. c,n:,,o ,,o,
c'.t,d his report, and it is now ready for
5,,rrihutiou The report exhibits the
Denartrgut as being III avery favorable
cotd,riou II viii not require any addi-
.;o,al appropriations for the next fsca,
P4nort, from nearly all the States
h.. the Freedmen's Bureau has been
established state there is considerable
suffering among the negroes. General
Howard is strongly opposed to abolish
jprfb, Bureau at present. The reports
cfscIOcls in the Bureau in Kentucky and
Tennessee show one hundred schools In
active operation for colored children and
destitute refugees. These schools are
suproltsd by different benevolent asso
cations throughout the North, but they
ale placed under the auspices of General
Fisk. the assistant commissioner. The
total number of scholars in attendance
in thellonth of September was l2,4SO,
and the total number Of teachers en-
plO7ed in active service IS l5O
P,ports to the Freedman's Bureau from
AppomattoX county, Virginia, Announce
4 very noticeable kindness OF feeling
toward he freedmen from the old resi-
dents there.
The I.ibuue's Washington dispatch
saws tla Sronevall arrived late last even
mo, and anchored oil Alexandra. she
viii come up TO the city 10 day
TheWar Department has decided that
no claim tor veteran bounty will be en-
tert2iuad, unless the claimant has here
tofora been recognised, aud borne on his
company rolls Us such Veteran roioIed
soldiers applyiDgio for bounty should state
whether tley were mustered as tree on
or before April 18th, 1851.
Hon. Schuyler Co.tlN viii deliver his
lecture "Aeru,, the Continent,' in New
York and New England during the hol.
}iday weeks
Ex.GorernJr Cummings, Buchanan's
Territorial Executive Of Utah, was at the
Treasury Yesterday for the purpose of
drawing The balance OF salary due him.
He has taken ali the oaths, been pardon
cd, and to-day expects to draw the green
backs and start iOr Georgia.
The forthcoming treasury report will
show n more encouraging condition OF
our national finances than hitherto anti
5ipatCJ.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
SAYS; \ contract vas concluded yester-
lay by General LobaiaT Minister of the
C4!Umbian government, by which Colo
utl s 4. Gilbert and Preston G.. +. West,
Two officers Of the United States coast
survey, enter the service of the Calumbi-
an government, for the purpose of ma
king 5Uyey Of the Magdalene river, a
s.car cmptying into the Colombian
rur hundred miles east Of Aspinwall,
.ct Of the Columbian government
deepen the channel at the mouth Of
y and also to overcome two falls
distance up by which eight hun
Ared miles of navigation will be saved.
The Tnbune's special says 4 noyal of
dcial document was received ut the In
dian bureau to-day. It is tabular an
alvsis of the cost per head to the govern
meut Of killing Indians and sqUaws on
tue western plains. The average COST of
killing an Indian has been about half a
million dollars while for a squaw the
COS is made two millions
The War Department has disposed of
all its sea-going transports and is now
unable to furnish the transportation 10
refugees and others it has heretofore
ueaSurably furnished
The Heralds Washington dispatch
says: Mrs Bishop, daughter Of the eN-
rebel Secretary of the Navy, is in the
city interccdng for Ter fathers release
on parole.
Two white men uamedJohn NJ Brown
and Christopher {. Rease, having been
convicted by military commission of
tae murQer OF negress named Nellie
Nest in Faliafernd county, Georgia,
We're sentenced 20 be hung The PreSi-
l0ent has approved the sentence and or
1eTed the execution TO take place on the
nrst Friday in January next.
NNouN we'll lnIOIllGu ptISOuS ustZdAN
tAe opinion that Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb,
Plaintiffs against Gen. Baker, will not
appear against him when he is brought
Wtrml rhey have altered their tone
considerably lately Gen. baker threat
{yls 10 produce in court the accumulated
;;-S,oiy Of then several years in Wash
ne Herald's Washington dispatch
;al> emigration companies are forming
- - many scctious of the North to furnish
oue South with the labor and capital ne
sss"iy 10 p1udUco their accustomed
Ups ana also To substantially benefit
. tue emi grants. The Uaited States mu-
tIe frs. ErU',' ,,oh company of this city with
' ;tSb bnS n.SS assistant Postmaster General at
hIs his nehu ,Jl.i mas already leased many valua.
and m Eal EPsan,anons ,,anons in northern Mississippi
,iar-S,'.i ,'''o nan hS.appiicationsfrom southern
g." - t'IS I9f tenants and Iaborers, Some
90 Sun r4I!red families are preparing to
der Ja'n ,h"u. III 'he month Of January, un-
'I ~ 'ug auspices Of the association.
Gerar.i @ l me II! Washington dispatch SAYS
(r;n! W?n.faI Winfield Scott will spend the
OrIaar.o L'er On a yoyageto Key West and New
M Major Hague, of NewberD is in this
. IooI, III lie aySthat the people of his State
co.., upon the recent elections there as a
"'p'ete farce. None of the Congress