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Mem MfTemblu Roping


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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

THERE have been so many rumors afloat
as to the disposition to be made of Mr..
John T. Ford's theatre in Washington, that
1t is interesting to know that the proprie.
tor is now 10 treaty with Congregational
society, in which Rev. Henry Ward Bescher
is interested, for the sale of the building,
to be converted into church. If pur.
chased, few charges will be made in the
interior arrangements, aud the boxes will
rsmsiu as they were on the evening Of the
great tragedy. Mr.. Ford's price for the
property is 100000, and if the bargain is
not concluded this month, he will make
his arrangements to re,opeu the theatre on
the first OF September next. 1t is worth
noting that the same site was originally
occupied by church, which was removed
to make way for Ford's Theatre.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

ALL the nations OF the earth, remarks
the New York Times, aud the whole family
of men, are now in state of profound
peace. War, worthy of the name, does
not exist in the wide world. In Central
ard South America, there are or have
been lately, certain petty .quabbles; there
is occasionally skirmish in Mexico; and
it msy be that few hundred New Zaal-
auders are still behind their pGhs Sighting
as many English red coats; but this is all.
The great Powers of Europe are not all at
peace, but there is NO cause of quarrel
apparent among them. Austria and Italy
may not love each other; and the Pope
may be a bone of contention; but the
signs of difficulty are fewer, and the pros.
poets Of pacifytug difficulties better now
than ever. AS regards the relations Of
America to Europe, they are likely to re-
main perfectly peaceful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16
Meeting OF omcers OF the 0th IVES,
IVIFgInIa Infantrv


A meeting of the officers of the 9Th Was,
Virginia Infantry was held at their s Ss'
camPment on Wheeling Island, on MonAav
june 18th, 1865. Lieut.. Dol, Z. Peirnoi5,
was appointed President, and Cant. Gbas
-. A Yahrling, Secretary.
The President on taking the chair
stated that the object of the meeting VA
to give proper expression to their senti.
meats OF friendship and regard entertain
ed for their former PsymasIer, Major ],
W. Beazell who had been on duty 10 this
department for nearly two years, during
which time he had made hosts of friends
among the soldiers ofWest Virginia.
The following resolutions were then read
and unauimou,lY adopted:
he1otVedl ThaI the thanks of the oficArs
and soldiers of the 9Th West Virginia In
iantry, are cordially rendered to M.ior i
w. BeaEsll, Paymsster o. s. A., for the
very prompt and efficient manner In which
he has discharged his duties whilst acting
as PaymaSter, and further
ReIOtVsd, That we only reiterate the sen a..
timents of the officers aud soldiers of iris
entire Department, in speaking of him a.
one of the very best and most gsntlemanIS
Paymasssrs In the o. s. service.
ReS0iUed, That our thanks are also 6Do
4.jor D. q. McPhaiI, Chief Paymaster of
West Virginia, for the prompt and satis-
factory manner in which he had our reVi-
meut paid.
Re'OIUsd, That copy of the proceedings
CT this meeting represented TO Msjor ]. ".
pes LalI' and another sent to the wheeling
4Htettl9eHeer for publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
l. PEIRPoIRE, President.
Q. +: A. YAHRLlHe, Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16
THE RILHmOND PRESS.

W. s GILMAN, who used to edit the
Wheeling Daily Times. is one of the editors
of the R edmond republic. Mr.. Hughes,
once of The Examiner. is the chief EDITOR
The republic inclines to be decided Union
paper. The Why is uuder the temporary
charge of Mr.. Graham. It is said that
Ridgewsy, tho old editor, is to resume his
position. BE stood by his oOlors to the
last, we were told in Richmond The paper
is regarded as the out and out Union organ
of the city. The Times is run by one of the
rebel PolIards, and by an old writer for the
press named AyIett, and is the secession
organ. 1t has the largest circulation in
Richmond, and aims to sooihe the sorrows
of the overthrow rebels as much as pos.
sible. All of the papers are we'll edited
There is marked ability and industry at
work on the Rtpu6Is. We publish q well
gotten up article from it on our first page
to-day. The Richmond presAis not sec.
ond in point of talent to that of any city
in the United States. One thing we ad.
mire about them, and that is the imper.
sonality of their articles towards each
other. Their tone is high, however severe.
BlaCkguardism is taboOed. Tho articles of
the editors since the new regime, are of a
highly practical character, much more so
than we expected. They are giving whole
come advice to the people about their du-
ties, and there is apparently no effort to
parry re public sentiment. The dead calm
that prevails will of course not last. Their
solemn surroundings admit of little dis
pu,atiou go far, but the germs of fierce
division are not wanting. Issues involv-
ing intense feeling are yet to be discussed
and adjusted. Present poverty, Loneliness,
uncertainty and apprehension constraiD
Che centrifugal tendency.
Daniel, editor and owner of the Ezami
ner, who died just before the evacuation of
Richmond, was remarkable man. 1t
seems he did not write much for the paper
during the last two years. Bis hatred OF
JEFF. Davis is said to have been almost
equal TO his hatred of the Yankees. Ii
seems be was very morOse, often detected,
and altogether an unlOveable and generally
unlovrd character. He was worth consid
cradle property at his death, the most OF
it being in gold and land. He had very
little faith in JeA.'s bonds He made
strange will, leaving, as we heard it stated
certain amounts of property to each of his
brothers and sisters, not because of any
love he bore them, or they him, but be.
cause they were the children of his moth
er. The only persons for whom he is said
to have entertained any real warmth Of
ceiling, were members of the Floyd fam.
lily. Hunter was his pet politician, next
to Floyd. He lef. his paper to- his bust
ness manager, Mr.. Walker, because OF
all men he had been true to him for three
years. Other like "reminiscences of Daniel
are told at Richmond. Those who do not
like him, and they are the many, say his
moral character was misernbly detective
His paper, however, was taken by every
body, just as Beuuetrs Herald is, to see
what he had TO say. His circulation was
much larger than any other Richmond
paper,
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nfOrdinance.

mo PREs eN1THR SALE Of GoOdI, Wares and
u Aetrhf 1disf IN sabbath day.
sets y Belt oF3Ahed by the council Of the City
Of Wheeling, That It shall not be lawful for ans
person OF persons p keep open any business house
Ur expose NJ sale except for funeral purposes)
either In public oEin private, any goods wares OF
merchandise, within tho corporate limits OF said
e1Ey on the sabbGh day. any person offending
sRainst This Otdlnlnos, ShAll, for the hrst OeRce
forfeit and pay iOith0 Of the CITY tho sum Of
twenty dollars, and0tAnd commit, ed 10 theIRi until
9AiG nAe y paid. bt the second offence twenty uOl-
lAEB and thirty day Imprisonment, each sale being
= separate and distinct on. nee.
See. =. Any Pertn acting aS agent, clerk, runner
or sAleEmanS shall % hubj OF to the same penalty
attAohsd to the INT secNlOn of this ordnance, ~
though he were Ihl principal.
sec 9 This ordnance q be in force from and
sec. 4. All ordinances AID parts Of ordinances
sameATe hereby reOsaIeu.
Passed in Council this 18th day Of June, 1865.
Iolb2T h. Z. RhSNEY, Olty I,erk -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

Tbs amount of currency issued to the
national banks up to the Sd of June, wac
Sls3 sOT $50. Aud the aggregate OF the
government circulation is six hundred aud
eighty three millions eight hundred .bous.
and dollars. The national and state bank
circulation will exceed three hundred and
f!'y millions, so that the volume of our
paper currency may be stated at thOus-
and millions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

TIE sherman.HalleCk controversy in
cFeases in interest. Generals Halleck and
stoneman have replied to General Shsr.
mans structures, and throw the response
btlity on General Grant. General Stone,
man adds that by acting upon his own
judgment, the capture of the JEFF. Davis
party was secured. HalIeck denies the
charge of malfeasauce attributed to him,
aud alleges that negroes have suffered no
more than white men in Richmond. he
claims to have been impartial. esnwhile,
Secretary Stanton keeps cool, and proba-
bly, enjoys the inky combat between the
Generals.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

THE New York World which ou.did
itself iu the abuse of Andrew Johnson
when be was Vice President, now say.
that "ths country has reason to cougratu
late itself that this high minded statesman
is at the head of afAirs.p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

how have the mighty fAIlenI How are
the proud laid lOwI Just think of the
daughter of PiuCkney-the very essence Of
South Carolina Aristocracy-receiviug "a
tons from the government of the United
ststesl Such is the fate of Charleston -!
Such the result of secession. Pride, pas,
sion, vanity, must ever meet their sad, bu,
merited end.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

THE Richmond papers notice the arrival
at the sPottswOod of Judge John c. Un.
derwOOd, under whose charge to the grand
jury at Norfolk, Lee, Wise, Pryor / 90.
were indicted the other day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

REv. Mr.. Trask thinks he sees ,ba. smO.
king is becoming unpopular, and predicts
the time when a Christian gentleman
would no more appear on the highway
With cigar than he would hold slaves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

tbs rtcsiyiOg vault containing the re.
mains Of the Martyr President" is guard
ed night and day BY guard of honor
which will be maintained until the body is
committed to its final resting place in a
location in the cemetery, selected by Robert
Lincoln.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

We are now in daily receipt of the Ra,
leigh IN. C) Standard, Governor Holders
paper. 1t is as yet half sheet, but will
soon be on all of its legs again. 1t never
supported the rebellion, and never suspep-
ded publication during the war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16
INFORMATION Wanted.

THPORMATIOki is WunIed of Pat GIntsy, Who left
i his homein Rhs cling, about two months ago.
AZ Il supposed bltett with regiment Of soldiers
going out the Fillmore road at that time. He IL
about twelve lars Of age, light complexion and
spare build. HI was last heard from IN the VicIn'
tEy Of MAItinsaEB, Any information concerning
him WI be thAkinlly received by his uncle.
lex WILLIAM CARLY,
te16 IT. - n Wheeling. w Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

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Wa have been endeavoring to show our
readers some of the difficulties and trou-
bles that threaten to make all efforts to
restore civil government in Virginia very
annoying, embarrassing and uncertain. The
New York Post's Washington special, of
the l4th, says:
Delegations from Virginia, headed by
Messrs. Bolts and Rives, arrived here to.
day, and are awaiting an interview with
the President. They oppose all the meas
ures OF Governor PeiTpoint, and claim
that the new constitution of Virginia was
framed BY convention of only eleven
members.
We find what may be considered the ex-
plsnation of this dispatch in the following
editorial article III the Richmond Republic,
of the l4th. We presume that the lPosts
correspondent being aware of the arrival
of Messrs. Bolts and Rives 10 Washing-
ton, predicated his ideas of their mission
on the snbjoined remarks of the editor of
the Republic:
The distinguished citizens who have
been called into council by the Governor
have had.Very foil and frank consultations
with himr and have concluded their con.
ferences. Weunderstood that, while on a
few subjects, there was q very wide differ.
ence OF opinion between themselves and
the Governor, yet ia others there was
cordial concurrence. In those cases where
these gentlemen we're unable to bring the
Governor to their own views, they respect
ed the reasons which he urged As oonIroll-
ing him, and parted with him on the most
cordial terms of confidence and mutual
esteem. We understand that all these gen
tlemen, notwithstanding any divergence of
opinion between themselves and the Gov.
ernor, will give him cordial support, and
generously assist his efforts to give to
Virginia the benefits of an organized civil
government