The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-10
WHEELING, w. V, FRIDAY MORNING,
WHEELING REGISTER
p :. FRIDAY Al MoRSnd, FER 10. 1868
.;c summary.

terday at q lls 10 TUG i
and after call 3 lit,
Tha telegraph this morning gives On
t.nded accounts Of the ngn''n5 'n .,
.u I'd 9Th insts, by the 9th aud "a
arns all tending to engender the eoif
. that the conflicts were OF
VI, chsrsctsr Two dispatches agree
o,oc;no the Federal loss at about ooo'
I;+is supposed the rebels have suffered
~ equal misfortune, in killed wo"huo'
and missing. The permanent lines oi
.ba Federal forces are now on Stounu
wrested from the rebels within 'nie
days, and the position Is regafueu %
tsr than the old one.
oicbmond papers profess to regard
Iircoln's course i'll the late peace con
srones as an insult to the dignity OF the
r,nfed.racy, and are if possible more
r,eiferous than ever for an energetic
sar for independence.
Left Davis has communicated the ON
,ialreport of Stevens, Hunter and camp,
bell on the peace conference to the ieoe'
Congress- The rebel commissioners
state that all adherence to the doctrines
annnciated in President Lincolhs nloS-
sage of December last was anhouii'oD 90
;,Jioo+;re of the course of the tederal
apthorities at this time, ana at'en'io"
-nos called to the anti-slavery amend
ont 70 the Constitution; all with the
announcement that nothing woulu oe
Aatr,ctsd from the positive poaitlon Oh
the Federal Administration.
naIoware refuses to concur III the pro-
ol amendment to the Constitution,
by three-tourths vote III the Senate all"
two-thrds vote III the House
shin owners Convention was IN ses'
sion Yesterday at Chicago.
The latest reports are that Dr Vwyn
has not been made Duke.
Gov. Bramlette of Kentucky recon-
mends concurrence in the anti-slavery
constitutional amendment hut THINKS
Kentucky should receive compensation
for her slave population
Two corps of Hoods army ale said To
have departed for South Carolina.
The New Orleans Times says powder
vas being moved from Mobile to Selma
nreyious to the lst inst, and Dy the
steamship Yazoo we have further re-
norris of the evacuation OF the former
place
Mexican advices do not give fiatterlns
assurances of quiet supremacy on the
mart of Maximilliau Revolutions are
reported in the city OF Mexico and re-
cent battles have resulted uAfavorably to
the Imperial arms
force of six hundred rebels Is near
Mound City, Arkansas, aud passage
over the Mississippi into Tennessee Is
supposed to be in contemplation
Passes are now required from all per
Sors travelling from Louisville to Nash
Vile and other southern points.
Gov, Johnhon, of Tennessee, has been
confined to his room for several days, Sc
riously i'll
From 1000 to Is 900 rebels are entrencll-
ed at Pascagoula. The interruption OF
telegraphic communication with Augusta
giyes rise to the belief that Sherman mas
demonstrated on the railroad between
that place and Branchville.
Generals Hood land Beauregard recently
addressed the people at Augusta, the lat
ter reviewing his career since the inaug-
uration of the wal at Sumter, and de-
claring his intention TO struggle to the
bitter end
The Philadelphia lire destroyed prop
erty to the amount of 100000. Twenty
persons are killed and missing. The
Pennsylvania Legislature has prohibited
the storage ofpetroleum in the city.
Gen. Palmer succeeds Burbndge III
Kentucky
Twelve st. Adams raiders VIII DC trieu
in New York CITY.