The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-27
President johnson & Gov. Peirpont
News From Savannah.
Late Intelligence from Europe.

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an. !.., se.slOll---S'sn' Selh0-
neld---Pnbltc LaMdS-.-RebelS Enter
ing the Mexican ScrVIce---TO be Com
Solid0teti -. Henry Winter Davis .--
Released.
NEW YoRK, June oG.-The Herald,s
Washington special has the following:
Mr.. C0nwnVss mission has hepn she
cessfIll in the matter of n majority of
the Richmond ambulance committee,
longing to the organization, and in
behalf of Generals Echols and st. John.
THE President asked for tho nanIcS' ON
brNced in tho ambulance committee, and
Incurred DarticulnrlV Whether OF. not
they included Joe Anderson. of the
Tredegnr IRON Works. When the list
was handed him he scanned IL closely
and Dnrdoned such us were not cspe,
cinllv under ban.
a considerable effort is being made
by the Union men of Alabama 10 have
the President pardon l.. B. Walker. of
Huntsville, the first rebel Secretary of
War. He was relieved from that posi-
ton in 1861, rs they assert, because he
was not sufficiently violent to suit jeff.
Davis, and was denied any command
commensurate with his rank, until he
threw up his command and left the SER
vice. His friends claim for him that he
always opposed Davis harsh treatment
of Union men in East Tennessee, and
volunteered to defend BrownlOw and
others.
II is understood that Gov. PeirDOint.
of Virginia, declines to sign any more
recommendations for pardon. MS he
says that proper attention has not been
accorded to the recommendation he has
already made. He has recommended
the pardon of men like Mr.. Anderson,
who have made large fortunes ont OF
the rebel government, and who now
desire pardon that they may enjoy
the fruits of their labors in behalf of
the rebellion.
President Johnson does not realize
the benefit to the Union cause 10 be de-
rived from the release of such men from
the pains and penalties to which their
acts have exposed them, wEereat the
Information has been received here
of the death Off, d. DOty, Governor of
Utah Territory.
The decision OF the Internal Revenue
Department ii wear ago that certified
checks were to be treated as currency
forced by the Solicitor Of the Treasury
Department, and mnyenOw be considered
as finally settled. The decision is one
of great interest to business men and
bankers,
M0ior-general Schofield, accompanied
by Colonel Wherry, Lit. Col. Campbell,
Major Lord and Captain Winston and
staff. arrived in washington this MORN
ing from Newbern. The General is
understood TO be here by order of Gen.
affairs in his Department, and in ali
probability will return South in II few
duys.
i'he General Land Officer. acting
under orders of the Secretary of the
Interior. Inns advised the local land
officer Mt st. Peters, Minnesota, that the
lands within the Winnebago Indian
reservation cannot he sold mt price
less than their appraised value until
Otherwise ordered by tho Secretary.
There is eighteen tions0nGi 0cres S,f
albania !oy5d 1yitb;n the reserSa - still
undisposed of. appraised Mt from one
dollar and tNyentY-fiye cents to three
dollars DeI. mere.
The i'ribune's New Orleans cores
Dondence. of the 10th saws:
Twas told that some {, 600 men of the
late rebel army of Texas, had gone over
the Rio GrnnSle to enter the Mexican
service. They are mostly NIissourilns
and Texans. NV informant is a Young
officer of u Texan regiment. He said
that the men declared they could not
live under the United States flag. and
would even fight with negroes first.
This he said to show how far they would
90. and how bitter is the feeling still.
Tic Young Texan added TINT heavy
bounty is offered to the men to enter
the ARMY of Mexico.
Tho iribune's Washington special
says:
irhe remaining corps of the army of
tho Potomnc will probably be consoli-
dated into one division each.
OrGlers hive lust been issued for the
mnsterinr out of the following rcri-
mnnts. most of which nre veterans:
The 9Th. 39th, 4Oth, DIST, sljth, goth.
ssth, 93d, 50th, sd, 49th, nth md 4sd
1ith. 59th. slst. 93d. lO2d, 6lst, 9Sth, S7th'
19Oth and sgd Massachusetts; the It'll
West Virginia; the 9Th New Hampshire;
the LIST Milne; tho 5th, 9th and Sth Yer
mont. 10Th and Sd Few Jersey. and lst