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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05
WaBELIlNG REGISTER
-,1,,psnAY MORNING OCT. >, ..D.,

Gold closed yesterday -''
sl,464. General Briscoe. for rob
bing the ,a,menccd in Washington yes
terda! te!r,I Grant is reported as saying
'''~ %i. the intention Of the Govern
tIa, 70 enforce the Monroe Doctrine
r,inst Macmillan, and that it VIII DC
Eooper to drive the French out OF Mex
,otban to keep a force 10 protect the
border.
Tho Feuian excitement still continues
- rpojand. Numerous arrests have been
o,ods ia England and Ireland, ana
rnnb,at was kept eruisiug off Corr to
nreyont the landing OF arms.
The relieving Of General Bragg i'Oin
torther service on the Wirz trial Will not
,itiate the proceedings nor prevent the
remaining members from making up
their Judgment
Gen. Slocum's resignation has been ro'
,,iyed and accepted by tie President
Another delegation is expected III
Washington to urge the removal Of Gen
eral Palmer
The Pension Bureau notifies Appl'-
cants for pensions That iii unnecessary
for them to get certificate of the loss OF
limbs as the BuIeau has that iniorma-
tion already
Major General Hooker was married Oh
sunday evening in Cincinnati, t" Miss
GrOesbeck.
Advices from Mexico represent tern
hle state of affairs Additional troops are
exuectad from Egypt. and it is feared
that they NAV bring the cholera with
them.
The Georgia Union Club has endors
.ItLc nomination of Bennett Clark and
stone delegates to the State Convention,
announced itself opposed to universal
suffrage, and cndorsclthe policy of Pres
iient Johnson.
A destructive hro occurred i'll New
York yesterday
The North Carohua Convention organ
lied at Raleigh OH the 2d Hon. +. G
Read was elected President
The Augusta Chronicle states that Alex.
ii. Stephens has been paroled and will
return home.
The General Convention. OF the Episeo-
pal Church assembleshd+ Philadelphia
Yesterday.
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DEATH OF PRESIDENT WAYLAND.-Rev.
DIR Wayland, for twenty-five years pres
ident of Brown (Baptist) University, in
Providence, Rhode Island, died on the
3Oth, of paralysis, aged 60 years. Few
of our college presidents have won and
retained a more enviable fame than DR..
Wayland, or have left their labors with
better record for the further instruc,
ton of their pupils The deceased will
he better remembered as an author than
as a teacher. He published Elements
of Moral Science, Elements of Political
Economy" university Sermons" Lin
itations of human Responsibility" Life
of Rev. Adoniram Judson, d. d." I'm
tcllectual Philosophy Notes on the
Principles and Practices of Baptists,
Occasional Discourses,' Sermons to
the Churches" and a correspondence
carried on with Rev. DR.. Fuller, of Bal.
timore, in 1845, styled christianity and
Slavery"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05

A "SCRINISGAGE.'- We understand that
4 fisticuff occurred at sale few days
ago, between Parson Miller and one
his congregation, named Pliley, in
which the reverend gentleman came out
victorious, having succeeded in breaking
one of the ribs and badly "bunging up"
tbe eyes of his beloved brother" Par
son Miller was fined sl5 for the energet-
ic manner in which he delivered the
Gospel according to John Heenan. y
1biUieOthe AdrTtiSer.
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The Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad COMPANY.

TOLEDO, Sept 4.-The great consoli-
dated Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad Company unanimously elected
the following directors Of said company
for the ensuing YEAR A. Boody, J. Ii.
Knox, f c. Iitchfcld, J. r Jesur, j
Ross, l. Spear, J. Dunlap, l. Humphreys.
w. Kidd ". White, f. Wells. S Tiitun.
G. Cecil, w Colburn, and j. Drummond.
The following were elected officers of
the company: \. Boody, President; W.
Colburn, Vice President and General Su-
perintendent; J. n. Drummond. Secrc-
tary and Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05

THE Presbytery at Louisville, Ken
tncky. in session at Bardstown, recently
adopted resolution declaring the firm
belief of the members of that body IN
the entire innocece of the Rev. Stnart
Robinson of any of the plots against the
government and people of the United
States. of which he stands charged with
having been cognizant, and also ex
pressing the hope that he may soon see
his way clear to return to Kentucky and
resume the duties of his ministry.
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Trial of General Briscoc.

WASHINGTON, Oct. THE court mar
ual in the case of Brevet Brig Gen. Bris,
coe, of the l99th Pennsylvania vOlun-
ieers, who was arrested at Lynchburg on
naay last, convened to-day. He is
.ILa[sed with having distracted from
G anG United States har of gold bullion
oS;u '%,ueu @ at over Sl100, package of gold
com valued at 81 ,0OO,'and silver coin val
u;ai ued al s%SV, and with conduct prejudi-
c.al 10 good order and discipline. En-
Of Gen. Briscoe, 't''''" !" " '''''i
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Fire in Now York .

NEW YORK, Oct. A fire bleke out
this afternoon in the upper story of the
building. 1905 Water street, occupied by
Gee Copeland, cotton broker, VIM. +.
Kneder, dealer in varnish, Harding and
Heath. tin, copper and sheet iron work
ers and Dryden and Robidorex, safe
makers, occupying portions of the same
are also sufferers. Total loss
$4,000.
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By permission of the War Department,

By permission of the War Department
the Associated Press will at once re-es-
tablish their telegraphic news business
relations with the Southern press be,
tween Washington and New Orleans, by
the seabeard The lines south of Wash
ino,ton are understood to be in fair or
der. and are being rapidly put in the
best condition for the despatch of busi,
ness, and there is reason to hope that
there will be no further interruption Ii
the enioymentof a moderate degree OF
telegraphing facilities between the
Southern and Northern press oi 'h'
country,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05

THE Fenian enterprise seems likely
to come to premature end In Ireland
The incautious language of its members
in this country, and the demonstrations
in Ireland, have thoroughly alarmed
the British Government. The constab,
ulary force has been doubled in the dis
affected counties Military posts have
been established, and the country thor
oughly garrisoned The British navy
guards the coast, and such other precau-
tions have been taken as will render an
uprising of the people an exceedingly
difficult matter. 1t is probable that by
this time the home Government is as
we'll apprised of the extent of the organ.
ization in Ireland, its preparations and
purposes, as the leaders themselves
while the sympathy of the American
people will be heartily with any move
ment looking to the liberation and indie
pendence of the Irish people, their
Judgment can not be clouded as to the
probable result. 1t will be repetition
of the rebellions Of the past, and result
in the shooting and hanging ola few OF
the patriots and more vigorous aud
relentless administration of government.
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A Hairs i'm Wei.

NEW YORK, Oct 4.-The Herald's
vera Cruz correspondent of the olst rem.
resents terrible state of affairs in S5nT;
co Disorder and violence re;gn en-.
preme' the guerrillas increase in num.
bers and their depredations continn" IN
all sections. "e III
Some 600 additional French troons
are expected from Egypt. 1t is feared
they VIII orlng the cholera with them
and infict new misery ON the country
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05
The Massachusetts Loan.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4-CommerciapsL Lon
don letter saws the anticipated loanof one
million one hundred thousand pounds,
to the State of Massachusetts,, has not
been-brought out by Barings; Inc great
er portion will perhaps be subscribed for
privately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05

TIE guns, pistols, Sc, taken from tue
citizens of New Orleans, under General
Buffers orders, are being returned to
their owners, upon application to the
Chief of Ordinance Of the Department Of
Louisiana ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05

BISHOP POTTER AND"rHE CHURCH
SoUrH.-The following were the re-
marks of Bishop Potter, of New York,
in his annual sermon in relation to the
Southern Church and the position which
its representatives occupied before the
war: ~
The important acts of the Southern
dioceses, done while they were in state
of separation from us, and which, there
fore, require the sanction ofthe General
Convention, will unquestionably be re-
cognized and confirmed at once. They
are only three in number The election
of Bishop Wilmer by the Diocese of Ala
bama the erection of Arkansas into a
regularly ordained diocese, and the cleo
ton of the missionary bishop of the
Southwest, Dr. Lay, to the Episcopate
of Arkansas These acts were eminent
ly proper under the circumstances
The distinguished brethren selected by
the two dioceses named are universally
esteemed throughout the whole church,
and there will not be dissenting voice
to the action which will promptly place
them upon an equal footing with all
their brethren.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05
Sale Of Government Cotton.

New YORK, Oct. At the sale of gov
ernment cotton to-day, the prices secured
were from 46S to "a cents for mlddlinrs.
These rates are high and the tendency is
still upward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05
The Gold Market.

New YORK, Oct. 4.-Gold stronger. The
quotation jumped up to sl.46this morn
ing, partly under purchases TO cover snort
sales made on expectation OF the loan
and partly from demand TOR export
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. "A 10 inch
Dalghren gun was taken to the Rip Raps
to-day. 1t is designed for testing the
strength of the classmates in Ft. Wool.
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Ready-Made Clothing.

And we are sailing these goods as low ~ any
other house in the trade, without any exception
Our connections with the Rast are such that
We are able to ohor SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS to parties In need Of goods In our line
We shall spare no pains b maintain our repu'
tation for keeping the largest, finest and cheap
est stock Of goods IN our line in the city, 70
which we invite the attention Of CLOSE BUY
ERS We buy exclusively for Cash.
RSpecial attention given 20 the dlihs oi
0''''" UNIFORM SUITS q
Made 10 order on short notice. ''-'
mys-6m VT :i .M!ADAMS &Co
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The Public Debt.

The following is a recapitulation of
the public debt, as appears from the
books of the Treasury returns and requi
sitions in the Department of the Both of
Sentember LAST. t ii ttir.tl
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.. "a Lilll Do nl.- -st...
FURNISHING GOODs

Is richly assorted. Being exclusively ID the
Clothing Business, we can furnish the above TO
better advantage TO dealers and on better terms
than can be had elsewhere. " fhiothHi
We have the most complete STOCK and largest
assortment Of goods OF any house In our line IN
the city. . "a -iA-i si.bYtiD Nfts1A
We are selling goods lower than any other
house In the city, as we bought orr goods when
gold was at the lowest. Io tIiifaJsI eAf
We have large stock Of ....,,,f,
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Marriage of Major General Hooker

CINCINNATI, Oct 4.-Major Genera
Hooker was married last night TO MISS
Olivia Groesbeck, of this city.
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CUSTOM WORK,

Consisting Of French German and Demssu
Cloths, of all grades and colors French, English
and American Cassimeres, Silk, Cashmere and
Maissilles, vsstings, white, Fancy Linen
travelling and Flannel Shirts. Under Shirts an
chiefs, Socks Gloves, Gauntlets and, Collars
Travelling Bags and Yalises, &c, &c. Our do
partment OF ''i I'It-'' Hilii'" "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival Of the City Of New-York al
,his port We have four days later from Europe
The steamship Great Eastern. with tho Atlantic
cable on board. arrived of vslentia the 18th Of
July. The shore end Of the cable was at once 10 be
laid
OF $50 returns to tae English Parliament which had
been made mp tn the evening Of July IT, 53 we're pro
Tossing Liberals and 27 Conservatives. The gain OF
the Liberals thus far. was IT, The total number OF
members of the House Of Commons is 655. Mr.. Glad
stone has been defeated ut Oxford and Immediately ao-
oepted nomination for South Lancashire.
The marriage between the Prince Of Orange and the
Princess Helena Of England has been definitely
arranged.
The Prince Imperial Of France, WHO has been seri'
ously sick, is reported convdescent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

er Old homes the crops will b neglected and ts<rc
Thousands Of this class to say nothing Of the white
peoJlr. 1b. Bareau for Freedmen therefore. exerts
it, influence and some authority to secure this end
and it will be small object gained IT, In these ciI'
cumstunces the subsisfsnes Of the vest multitude
shall be secured. Bot while much will be accom-
pshed through thu Durean, and the majority OF the
planters WI be gal to retain Their people, II for no
other vet for selfish ends many thrust oit the freed
people from them with great violence. threatening
them with Jogging and with shooting ifthey r.
Turned. IL some cases. these infections were aetnauy
suffered. saw at Granada from 100 to 10 PERSONS
nearly half If whom were of this clr-s some Of whom
--9on,n-showed me the marks Of violence whch thry
hid endured. Thcy AFRAID to return to 'her oio
homes.
Those who think that the old spirit Of Slavery yieds
asy,bng to Cancellation. to aught but power are
grossly mistaken converted f'mi with seyrl t
scofes of - uthprners and though they dIered w 'ne
degree of feeling manifested yet the Kind Fas one and
They yield 70 necessity; INT tney uls
like the Government. They bate EMANCIPATION, aiss
MANY hope and expect to r, Establish Slavery through
the State Government"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

The clerks in the Treasury Department at
Washington wanted their salaries raised las.
Winter. We thought this unlmely--that, in
view Of the heavy acquisitions on the Treasury
from SO many quarters, and the difficulty with
which they were met, the clerks mi ght get along
on what the law already gaze them org away
into any better business and leave their places
to those who would GLADLY take them at tho old
rates. We were overruled. and an Oppropria-
ton Of S25o,000 somehow stored through
Congress for tho relief Of these clerks. Now
we have letters Of complaint that the Secretary
of the Treasury has divided this plum entirely
among those clerks who are already best paid
that the $1,000, $1,000, and 81, 400 per aunum
boys &c. little or nothing. ASwe thought the
demand for extra compensation inconsiderate,
if not unpatriotic, We cannot sympathize very
deeply with our correspondence sorrows.
With regard to the salaries of purely minis
terial officers where very rare qualities are not
required, We hold hat they should never be
raised when competent persons can be found to
fill tue positions ior the s.ipends now prescribed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

overweighted q well q undsrwsightsd, ~

oyerweighted q we'll - underweightsd, NJ
Cambridge in England lost her Last raos
against Oxford for that very reason. -
We hear with surprise that Harvard pulled
this race with stroke Of but SO or 81 to TIE
minute. That Of itself is sufficient to explain
her defeat We will even say that no crew
pulling less than 40 to the minute has any right
to upcet to win race. Harvard must 70.
form altogether in this matter, or abandon
her hopes Of regaining the championship. We
know the tradition that obtains in that college
in favor Of the slow. stroke, and have heard .
hundred times, oil that can be said about pulling
a stroke through, and winning with the back, NOT
with the arms-and twenty things beside. We
reply to them all, that every perfection
claimed for the slow stroke is consistent
with, and perfectly attainable in stroke Of -
or A to the minute, and that the only reason
why the latter pace is not reached is because
the crew that ciings to slow stroke lacks the
power to pull fast one. Not for years has Ok.
ford or Cambridge sent stroke oar to contest
the championship ON the Thames pulling less
than AZ. Harvard must come up to that marx
We need odd but word as to the second VIC
tory Of Yale on Saturday. 1t was foregons
conclusion, and the race was evidently pulled
without hope by the Harvard crew, and at an
easy pace by Yale. In neither-nor yet in is
contest last year-has the latter been driven to
show the best it could do, and we sincerely re-
greet that such q crew is to be dispersed be-
being matched against opponents tbst could
put these six oars on their mettle.
1t may be long before Yale can turn out their
equals. Harvard knows with delight that they
leave college this year, but though they may
have had no opportunity to do their best merely
as rowing men. they have put their college in
position it never can wholly lose. and they have
won for themselves grateful and al honorable
rem smbrauce from Yale in all tins to come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31
Whenever the Secretary Of the Treas

by law. Whenever the Secretary OF the Treas
ury (or any other head of Department. shall
report to Congress that he cannot obtain the
services of fit and qualified assistants in any
specified capacity unless the pay is increased
we favor either the increase demanded or the
removal of the Secretary or other Head aiore'
said, in order to see whether a successor cannot
be found who can get on at current wages
But We would never raise salary where sha'
already paid will command the services fe-
ouired. Oaice-seeking is the bane OF American
character and of American comforts All VINO
are suffered to have influence with the dlspen'
sers of patronage arc worn out by 1t. More
time and money are spent in getting and keep
ing Offices than they are worth. 1t wouic DC d
happy change if the compensation 81 every
ofice.bolder in the Union were reduced twenty
five per cent. this day, and could never there
after be raised. This might create dlifcuiIy ID
few instances; but it would prove great anu
general blessing. we will not yet despair Of
Achieving it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

$50 bonds The balance Of tho list steady Miscellaneous
shares dull end but e doing Rsilway shares oprusd
heavy the street. with pressure to sell for cash. Al the
Board the market broke aud lower quotations made the
market closed heavy and doll Aer III" CALL Erie Improved
and sold bat the balance Of the market did not improve
Al the o'clock Board prices steady but there was little
dspos ion manifested buys at the close the market was
dull At O'Clock there great excitement In the street
5OO Of Erie bought at &C. cash, when the stock
offered 9 regular waythis for shot stock not
delivered today Money is active on CALL and but Mite
busiues has been done under per cent Some nsnsac
tons report ut sac per cent but tho prevailing rate
now per cent miscellaneous secui AID per cent Oh
Governments Freghts are extremely dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

jersey, 40 much the bettsr; but we mainly hopo
TO arouse public sentiment which will render
the purchase of further renewal Of tho Mo-
nopoly unadviSabe. We are quite confident
that Congress would be moved by such renewal
to put stop to the whole business of Railroad
MONOPOLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

One of the series Of letters From the Mis-
sour to the Pacifc;" communications from
special correspondents on Western Manu-.
features" and the Lakes Of New-Jersey," to-
gether with interesting miscellany will be found
on the inside of tO-day's issue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

Tn. ~. Y. Times has letter from Vicks-
burg, Miss. dated July 10. which, with refer
ence to Labor. &C., SAYS;
Nos, NJ the freedmen remain on the plantations and
ere lshorin, for sabsistence This is undo'so edly
the best taipg " DO done; for, u thor scatter from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

The Richmond Republic, in commenting up
The issue of the recent election IN that 'i's'
which ell the Secession candidates
elected, deries that any inference can be a's A..
t,ereIrom as to the character Of the State si'
tion in October next. At the same 1'iaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

The National Temperance Convention meets
at Saratoga tomorrow (Tuesday.) All friends
of Temperance are invited.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-02

Forei On exchange closed dull but steady n 10ox for
che best bankers bills sixty days. The rates generally
asked ", Nc, however, 1oek 11o
Money was abundant al per cent on Cali, pus
active in he discount line att 10 per cent The dry
goods trad recovered from the depression wncn
Il Al tho scss Of last week. and prices expensncsd
general T. provemens for ~ descriptions iao.oN :.
wen A Sy, Nv cotton under rush Of buyers Who had
,sn sodIp back for The lowest point Of declina The
,.yxex m. wesdsu6s hss been rather dull, especially
a rs~..6s IN sa which submitted 10 decline, bot al
IN. To-. ~. vas stronger speculative feeling Pro.
v,.oc, a.. 49,. somswh& irregular, but the whols
ore higher than ., ''ne c'0se % - 49, :.
sa.h,,.,sa !. a., Wy tomorrow, with W Hatch ~
A. u---..--. 81 NJ Heddeu cashier
-. Ioh. o. NO pvsceded Mr.. John A. Stewart
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OuTY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
o.~v,vcav Cart c0A p n

ASHES. --Recsipts, 70 pkga The market continues
duh for want Of stock. We quote, nomnaly, ~ u .
81 SIX for potts. and 81 SIX for pearls
BRsApsruyrs Receipts, 10 500 bills nour, 81 do. and
s0l bags corn meal, 14,lio bushels wheat, o,Sl2 do
corn sos do oats ass do. rye and IS do. bsssy1
The demand for State md Western Aosr better sad
prices again ruled nrmss closins lo0 l5c. In sslle'
favor. The sales embraced l4,Ipo bella sAouf svsed
quotations below. moro sctivs inquiry prevailed fos
southern -four, under which prices ruled decidedly
nrmeH The salss were 600 hbla Canadian nous W.
s,so more s0vs and absut 100 lsc higher, with sAlss
on 200 bbaa Rye nour stcedy With ouY light In
curry Corn msAl ives IN modssats demand end nrm