The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

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Assistant Adjutant General. 4
1t will be seen that this list embraces
seven Major Generals, 35 Brevet Major
Generals and 43 Brigadier Gener y,
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Pardon Revoked-Maior Eckera- Gen.
Grant on JEFF. Davis Case-Sentencc
for Fraud-Letter from MaximSiian
not Recognized.
lBy Union Linel
New YORK, Aug. 26.-The Times spe-
cial says the pardon granted to 4, Daley,
President of the Richmond and York riy-
er railroad, has been revoked
Major Eckert, is acting as Secretary OF
War during the absence of Secretary
Stanton, who is at West Point.
The Tribune's dispatch states that Gen.
Grant remarked recently that sufficient
evidence has been adduced during the
late conspiracy trial and since, to con-
yict jeff. Davis of completely in the as
sassination of President Lincoln, and that
the fate of the conspirators settled that
of jeff. Davis.
Legal proceedings will soon be institu-
ted against Major Wallack, of Washing
ton, to make him disgorge the funds for
the colored schools. /,
Sergeant McHough has been fbund
guilty of completely in tho Government
frauds, in connection with bounty brok-
ers in New York, and sentenced to be
drummed ont of service with the loss OF
paw, sc and fined ten thousand dollars
and imprisoned three years at hard la.
Dor.
The Herald's Washington dispatch
states that the Emperor MaXimlian re-
Gently sent letter of coincidence on the
death of Mr.. Lincoln to President john
son. but the letter was refused acceptance
on the ground that no such person as the
Emperor of Mexico was known or recog-
nized.
Several heavy seizures OF whisky hay
ing been made recently in Cincinnati, 5,
s. Cox has arrived in Washington as at
torney for the owners. The property
seiz,d Is estimated at one million dollars
A delegation from the Alexandra col
ored convention headed by Boston ne
gro preacher named Graves called OH the
President today.