The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-30
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more Volunteers TO he Mustered Ont
1.-THE Trial OF len. Davis.
New York, Oct. 2s.-A special to the
Times, dated Washington, Oct. 9th,
says: b, rf.s rg5
The cabinet meeting Of to-day was OF
protracted duration, and was attended
by all the Secretaries for the first time
in several months. 1t is reported that
the recent correspondence between
Minister Adams and Earl Russell was
generally discussed without reference
toany action on the subject. n
Among the prominent rebels pardon
ed to-day were Henry NJ. Rector, ex-
Governor of Arkansas and j. p. San
derson, member of the rebel Congress,
from Georgia. fi .t-. ~ 81
1t has been reported that Geo. w.
Yagle, the Alabama lawyer who offer
ed 500, 600 reward for the assassination
Of Mr.. Lincoln, has been pardoned.-
This is incorrect, as lle comes under the
18th exception, however, he may be con-
'sidered pardoned as his RINK in the
rebel army was only Colonel.
This Evenings Republican, nm
nounceS that tho body of Col. Dahl
gren, who was killed near Richmond.
May oath, 1854, in xii patriclS's raid, is
expected here Tomorrow and will lie
In state at the Council Chamber, in the
City Hall, until Tuesday next with n
guard of honor. 1t is also understood
that Henry Ward Beecher will preach
q funeral sermon in his honor on Sun
day at the Church of Rev. DIR. Sunder-
land. 81 iai5sl=
Intelligence hns been received here
by the government that an influential
delegation of Canadians are shortly to
come here to make efforts to establish
the treaty of reciprocity between the
u. s. and the Canadas. X
The War Department has promulga-
ted the following list of volunteer or
ganiZations which have been or are or
dered to be mustered out of service.
not included in previous circulars n
inois 9th Infantry, 9th, 9TH and Sth cav
airy. Men of the 05th infantry re-
mining in the service transferred
to the 47th Infantry, which latter is still
in the service. Indiana 18th cavalry,
Kansas cavalry and Companies l. and
NJ of the 9th. This completes the mus
ter-out of the regiments of Mississippi
18th, 18th and 10th cavalry; the 4th 18th
and 10th Michigan cavalry; the 10th
N. y. Infantry, 166th, 16Oth, 16lst and
113d cavalry the ID veteran 10th pro-
Hisional Ohio Infantry; 10th cavalry,
9Th and 9th, also 2Oregiments of colored
troops.
A speeinl to the Herald, dated WASH
tngtOn Oct. 9th, says: ~
Gen. Muzzy late Secretary to the
President, is ordered to tho command
of his regiment.
Gen. Grnnt has purchased and will
retlt for his winter residence, portion
Of the property known as the Douglas
Hospital.
The Herald states that JEFF. Davis is
to be arraigned simply on the charge
OF treason, and that james S. Speed,
Gen. RoSseau, John II. Clifford and W.
NJ Eyart, are detained by the govern
ment as prosecuting counsel, and Chas.
O'Connor and r.. III. Gillett for tho de-
The Herald states that there was a
seizure of alcohol yesterday, for reve-
nue. frauds in Brooklyn, and that n
Custom House clerk, a Virginia ex.
rebel, and a heavy Brooklyn firm are
implicated. 81 I'd as 4
NATIONAL Thanksgiving proclaimed
by the President.
NEW York, Oct. 2s.-The Posts spe-
cinl says:
The President has not yet made de-
cisiOn in the case of Henry Wirz.
Senator Cragin, of New Hampshire,
had nm interview with the President
yesterday, when Mr.. johnson subStan-
italy reiterated the sentiments express
ed in the Stenrn's letter.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, APRocLASIAT1oN.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, during the yearwhich Is now COM
ing to an end, to relieve our beloved
country from the fearful scoprge of civil
war, and to permit us to secure the
blessings of peace, unity and harmony
with great enlarge cement of civil liber-
ty; and whereas; our Heavenly Father
has also, during the year, graciously
aVerted from the calamities of foreign
war, pestilence and famine, while our
granaries are full of tho fruits OF an
abundant season and whereas, right
eousness exnlts a nation, while sin is d
reproach to any people. Now, there
fore, l, Andrew johnson, President Of
the United States, do hereby recon-
mend to the people thereof, that they dc
set apart and observe the first Thursday
tfof December as the day of national
thanksgiving to the Creator of the uni.
verse for these delivetances and bless.
ings; and I do further recommend thai
on TINT occasion the whole people make
confession of our national sins against
His infinite goodness, and with one
heart and one mind implore the divine
Eguidance in the ways of national virtue
and holiness. 39
In testimony whereof, / have hereun
4 to set my hand and caused the seal %
the United States to be affixed. Don't
| at the city of Washington this 18th day
of October, in the year OF our Lord
1865, and of the Independence of thu
1 United States the Goth.
(Signedl ANDREW JouNsSN.
! BY the Presidents: 4
WIN. H. SEWARD, sec'y of State.
Gen. Burbridge and Gov. BramIett'
Difficulties AmleabIy Adjusted.
CINo1NNATI, oct. 2s:-The difference
heretofore existing between Gen. Bur
fbridge and Gov. BramIette, of KY; hay,
been amicably adjusted. A meeting
\ disagreement. were explained and com
tplete reconciliation.
j ThaE iazette's Chicago special saws
severe storm commenced there Wednes
day night and continued undated VI
to last night. Thewind blew a gale, dc
ing considerable damage to the ship