The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-04


w,suIyGToN, Nov. 3-The National
psnnblcan has the following
,r,1rDGEyILLE, Ga, Nov. 1.-The fol-
,,"',nr highly important dispatch from
p.,.iirnt Of the United States has been
r.caiyed here by Gov. Johnson:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
v,surxGToN. ID. c., Oct. %, 1865
b,sob Johnson, Provisional GorerHer, Nil
EdQsriIe Georgia;
YOur dispatch has been received. The
II. nf Georgia Shuuld not hesitate
sinolr moment i'll repudiatmg every
I'll. 6ollar Of debt created for the pur-
al, If aiding the rebellion against the
f.,romrut of the United States 1t
,.alrot do to lew and collect taxes from
= State and people that are loyal to the
T,;nu to nay Il debt that was created TO
aid in taking them ont and subVertlnS
tbe constitution of the United States. L
onot believe the great mass of the peo-
nile of the State of Georgia, when lett
rrindnenced. will ever submit to the
r,vment of Il debt which was the main
cans. of hringin. on them past and pres
ont suftrriu1-thc result of the rebellion.
Those who invested their capital i'll the
creation nj this debt must meet their
fte and take il as one Cf the inevitable
results al the rebellion, though it may
seem hard 10 ihem. 1t should at once
he made known at home and abroad that
no debt contracted for the purpose OF
disSolving the Union can or ever Will be
paid by taxes levied on the people for
such purpose.
ISirned1 ANDREW JOHNSON.
President OF United States.
NEW YORK, Nov "a special to the
Times from Washington I'd, says: Gen.
BriscOe's case is still before the Secretary
OF War.
Brig. Gen. Henry A Barnum, formerly
of the Goth Amy corps and now com
manding one of the districts OF Depart
ment of the East has been bTeveted Ma
ior General of volunteers.
Secretary M'Crlloch and Commission
er of Internal Revenue have Under con
sideration a circnlar regulating trade be
tween the United States and Canada
The circular will be issued in Il day OF
two.
The Tnnisian Embassy entertained q
large nIi nIber OF officers last night in this
city.
The record in the Wirz case reache
he President this evening, but has notG
been acted upon yet.
4 special to the Herald from Washing
lou I'd says the conservative people take
heart at the prevalent rnmors in refer
euce TO the sentence of WirZ. State
ments are made that the President has
the Andersonville jailor's case under
close advisement with n view to mitigate
rs much as possible his punishment
Since Wirz's trial did not bring out so
much Is was expected to impllcate the
rebel authorities i'll the Anders"nvlile
atrocities, the trial was sort of failure
according TO the views OF radicals Those
who claim to know the feelings Of the
Executive authorities say Wirz's pusish
mcnt will not be death by hanging
A Tribuue's special says Wiz has late
ly been fed on Hospital diet at the old
Capitol Yesterday he was put back
upon the regular army I@tions in conSe-
Quence OF the surgeon pronouncing him
recovered When breakfast was present
ell be dew into the greatest rage, and
pronounced the feeding of prisoner with
such food an outrage, and disgraceful to
great nation.
freedmen's affairs OH the western from
tier of Arkansas, are represented as un-
favorable
Garrett Davis aud Brntus Clay, of Ken
tucky having sued Gems Palmer and
Brisbane, fer abducting slaves, counter
suits have been brought before the Freed
mems Bureau against Davis and Clay for
holding blacks to labor without pay, IN
violation Ofthe laws Of the United States.
1t is understood that Gen. LOngstreet,
who arrived in Washington Oh NedneS-
day, is anXiously desirous OF obtaining Il
pardon in order that he may he a candi-
date for the GOvernorship of his State, or
he President of an Express Company.
One hundred females and twenty-iour
males were discharged from the Treasu-
~ Department Oh Wednesday, partly
from lack of work and partly to make
vacancies for soldiers. Similar discharges
followed yesterday from Gen. Leslie,
Chief Paymaster of the District of the
East
A special to the World dated Wash
ington I'd, says: The Navy Department
has ordered by telegraph the sea race to
take place between the Algonquin and
Winooski as soon as the formers engines
can be put i'll order.
The Postoffice Department yesterday
transferred the great southern mail to
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto
mac line, by which it reaches Richmond
something sooner than by any other
IUute
General Spinner to-day decided that
Vie tax upon deposits ot detaulting
SIiOnal Bank company ceases the mo
@1.yutt the bank fails to pay its liabilities
PN the epreseut time but one has fail
NJ Inc Richmond correspondent OF the
HERALD states that b. Fabian, charged
WIN trauds in the New York Custom
isouSe, has been arrested there 1t is
""eSed that he was connected with re-
0ent unlawful shipments of alcohol
Iaymaster Blnney has been offered the
alternative OF restoring to the govern
lent certain funds, and being honorably
discharged or TO take the chances of =
trial "
The Herald's Washington spec;al cove
directions have been issued by the W.
Department to stop all sales of arn,y
wagons and everything else in the line
OF transportation. These directions are
received as indicating that an emergency
may soon arise when army wagons will
again be required.