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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-16

Foreign News.

NEW YORK, Feb, l5.-The following
summary of news was sent up by the
City of Dublin, which left Liverpool on
the lst of February:
The capture of Fort Fisher added ma
terially to the prevalent depression
among Southern spmpathizers, while the
friends of the North were corresponding
" elated. Federal securities improved
l1a2 per cent, while there was CORES
ponding fall in the Confederate loan
The reiterated peace rumors caused u
further decline in the Liverpool and Man
chester cotton markets, but there was
better feeling in Liverpool at the close.
1t was generally supposed that the fate
of Fort Fisher would close Wilmington
to blockade runners, and deprived the
South of foreign supplies.
The Times says the policy of the Fed
erals is to isolate the rebels us first ne,
cessity for the successful termination OF
the war
Minister Adams had long interview
with Earl Russell OH the 18th ult,, and
this fact at tie present political juno
tiOn attracts comment,
The announcement of the death OF Mr
Thouvenal was an error. it was rela-
tive of his
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DepIoruble Condition Of the SICK of
shermnn's Army.

NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-The' Tribune
savannah correspondent calls attention
to the painfru fact that there are 2,5OO OF
Sherman's army in the hospitals in that
CITY. weak, racked and wrecked skele tons
suffering and dying from teverand chrome
diarrhea piteously begging their sur
geons to supply them with something
they can eat, but the surgeons are unaDle
to supply them and report that nifty per
cent of the deaths are due to the want
of proper kinds of nourishment what
makes the matter worse is, these poor
fellows have heard that ship loads OF
fresh and varied provisions have been
sent from the North to feed those who
have brought them to the condition they
are in The correspondent says agents
of the Sanitary Commission have been
applied to as being likely to have the
kinds of food and nOulishment needed,
and all the satistac ton obtained was
that the Commission had plenty, ou'
TRANSFORMATION could not be secured tc
convey it to Savannah. Yet specuiator'
without number have been able to secure
all the transportation they neeueu y y
bring their goods here and sell them i
eXhOrbitant prices.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5-Lucian Curtis
has been appointed collector of internal
revenue for San Francisco, vice Patrick
removed.
1t has been incorrectly understood
that the draft was TO take place to-day
The Presidents proclamation said II
the Quotas are not filled by the 10th then
there would be a draft. On Monday the
Provost Marshal General issued orders
that in localities where the quotas were
not full by the 18th preparations he
made for a draft When ready for the
draft, it will take place at once. In the
meantime recruiting can go on This
has been the usual proceeding.
The board of officers TO investigate the
cause of the magazine explosion at Fort
Fisher, report that it was carelessneSs OH
the part of some one unknown. 1t APP
pears that Immediately after the cap
ture, General Ames gave orders to Lieu
tenant-C Colonel Zeel to place guards on
all the magazines and bOmb-proots. lie
placed guards on 81 entrances, but the
main magazine, which was i'll the rear
and which was the one that exploded,
escaped his notice. Soldiers, sailors and
marines were running about with lights
in the fort aud bomh-proots, and dis
charging firearms Some of the men
were intoxicated and were seen to cutter
the main magazine with lights
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Rebel Report of General Grants Pro.
ceedings.
Press Dispatch. ]


WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-The Peters
burg Express, of Saturday, says Grant
has thoroughly fortified his position ip
the rear He is now nearly as strong in
that quarter as he is in front. This is
done in order to prevent raids, similar to
Col Wade Hampton's celebrated cattle
expedition. Every road is strongly bar
ricaded, and heavy lines OF works extend
in every direction The Yankees have
recently extended their picket line from
near Ream's station, two milos further
towards Menk Neck bridge. This was
done in connection with their late move
ment towards Hatcher's run.
A rumor reached the city yesterday p.
m, that barges with reinforcements for
Grant had entered the James river. If
there were any transports, it is question:
able whether they really, had troops
aboard, as it is more than probable that
General Grant regards it expedient to
send reinforcements to Sherman, rather
than request more men in the vicinity in
front of Petersburg or Chaplin farm. The
transports, if not imaginary, which Is not
improbable, may be intended for this pnr,
pose.
A large fire in Maricana, Fla, destroy
ed the court house; and other buildings
Loss very heavy.
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w. VA. LEGIsLATURE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10, 1865

WEDNESDAY, Feb IL, 1865
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Martin
A message from the House announced
that it had passed the House bill amend
ing section Is of chapter n OF the act.
of 1863, and the bill to enable the banks OF
this State to become banking a5sOcia-
tions under the laws of the United
States
The bills were read the first time, and
referred
Mr.. Maxwell from the Judiciary com
mittee reported back the Senate JOINT
resolution, proposing an amendment to
the constitution of this State, recommend
ing that the proposed amendment read
as follows:
NO person who has given or shall give
voluntary aid OF assistance to the rebel
lion against the United States, unless he
mas volunteered into the military OF naval
service of the United States and has
been or shall be houorably discharged
therefrom, shall be a citizen OF this State
or be allowed TO vote at any eiectls'
held therein"
The resolution and amendment were
read the first time.
Mr. Maxwell also reported back the
Senate bill requiring oaths III certain
cases, recommending its passage. which
recommendation was agreed to and the
bill was passed.
Mr.. Atkinson, from the committee on
Education, reported bill for the sup
port of the poor, which was read the
first time
Mr. FarDsworth, from the special
committee to whom it was referred, re-
ported back the bill for the relief of
John Slack, late Sheriff of Kanawba
county, recommending its passage. The
bill was amended oil motion of Mr Max
we'll, and ordered TO be engrossed.
The bill amending the act incoTporat-
ing the Gilmer oil mining aud manu-
featuring company in the county OF Gil
mer was read the third time and re-
iected; and the bill amending and Ie-en-
acting the 5th section Of the road law
was passed.
On motion of Mr. FsrnswOrth,
ResoIred, That the committee on tI-
! nance and Claims, inquire int the ex-
pediency of reporting bill to pay Col
f. W Harris and other officers OF the
! 10th regiment, W Va Vol. Infantry Tor
services rendered in defence Of the State
before being mustered into, the service
! of the United States for which they re-
ceived no pay.
Adjourned
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EROM THE SOUTH.
New Movements by Cavalry
The Latest Southern Papers.
Federal Cavalry Moving Towards
Fredricksburg-Mili Affairs on
the Mississippi.
Press Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The Richmond
Wing of the 18th learns from Fredricks-
burg that, large Yankee cavalry force
was moving toward that town, through
Stafford county.
The Charleston Courier Of the 9th says
a detachment of Yankee troops had been
landed at Little Britain. and reconnoiter-
ed about the silent post A few shells
were thrown at Charleston on Saturday.
A letter in the Mobile Register says
1000 Yankee cavalry have gone down
the Mississippi to New Orleans Exten-
sive military preparations are going on
at Baton Rouge.
The Petersburg Express, of Saturday,
says Shabbum's rebel scouts had tapped
the Yankee telegraph near Cabinport.
Afterwards they attacked a party, sent
out to repair the line, killing eleven ne
gro cavalrymen. and captured twenty
four horses.
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Arrival of Gen. Foster at New York
The New Financial Bill.

New YORK, Feb l5.-The Posts Wash
ington special says the postotfice com
mittee Of the House has agreed to report
a bill establishinga steamship line to
China.
The steamer Arago, from Port Royal,
South Carolina 18th, arrived. Among
her passengers are Major General }. Z;
Foster and family. On the evening OF
the Ilth, when off Charleston, they saw
and heard very sharp firing;
The Commercials special says the de-
tails of the new financial bill met gener-
al approval. A strong pressure is brought
to bear to prohibit the issue of bonds
less than $500 Increased efforts will be
made to increase the duties on low priced
wool; the paper duty will probably
be fixed at 10 cents.
The Posts special says new tariff bill
will soon be reported.
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From New Jersey

TRENTON, \. j., Feb. IA joint
meeting OF both Houses Of the Legisla'
ture was held this afternoon. The elec
tion of L. S. Senator was postponed tC
the lst of March
Mr.. Randolph, of Hudson, i'll the Sen.
ate, moved to postpone action OH the
amendment TO the Constitution to the
2d of March .
In the United States Court, f. n nll
ler, editor of the Newark Journal, was
fined SlOD for publishing articles against
the United States enrolment law. He
pleaded guilty and made a statement to
the Court which mitigated his offence
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Rebel Gen Hindman i'm MeXiCO-Tri
al OF Captain Kennedy.

New YORK, Feb. l5--It is now SAID
the rebel Gen Hindman, of Arkansas
has gone to the City of Mexico, expect,
inc to obtain command in MaXimilian's
army, having lost his faith i'll the jeff
Davis confederacy 1t is also stated that
several other rebel officers have lately ar
rived at MatamCraS.
Captain Kennedy. charged with being
one of the rebels who attempted to burn
the city, is now being tried before the
same military court which convicted
Bean
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Connecticut state Convention,

New HAVEN, Conn, Feb, l5.-Ihe
Union State Convention assembled at
Brewster Hall in this city to-day at ten
o'clock: Hon. W. A. Buckingham, Of
Norwich, was nominated for Governor,
and Robert Averill, of Danbury, for Lieu
tenant Governor by acclamation.
After a little discussion as to the mode
of balloting, the convention nominated
for the remainder of the ticket the fol
lowing gentleman: For Secretary ol
State, j. H. Trumbull. of Hartford fol
Treasurer, Gabriel W. Coyle, of Middle
town; for Comptroller, Leman w Cutter
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WHEELING REGISTER
rH1RsDAY MORNING, FEE TO- ''00.
r.,.ar,pbic Summary

.,o.ad Yesterday at the regular
hoard in New York at 7S'04s' '
evening at S2,as. .ho+ Rranch
v;ne has been hanked aoo'e anu
"a that Gen. Hardee evacuated,
anu nc on.s men are said to be busy de-
stroying railroads .hs
,aheme is announced involving the
o+;on of Richmond and the retiring
s tbe rebels to the interior, where II 10
od to confront Sherman with Lee
and Beauregards leaders
sherman's army is progressing rapidly
.l,ng the line Of the EdiSto riVer' anu
pr,ncbville, Augusta and Charleston are
- 70 receive the beuefit of any more
endorsements,
= The Army of the Potomac enjoys pos
'-s,ion of its newly captured ground
The rebel General Hindman has gone
,oMexico to join Maximllhan'
The home guards had fight with
,,.rrillas in Kentucky recently.
Dispatches from Charleston to Rich
mond papers give accounts OF Sherman
movements, indicating successful activ
itr on the part of the Federal arms.
4 dispatch from Buffalo gives intelll
,,.nce of a postponement Of the draft Il
the sth of March.
At latest adHices Federal cavalry
torce WAS moving towards frederichS
hurg. .o,o u.a.,,o,
The Mobile Register says -A'ooo feueia
cavalry have proceeded down the MlSsls
.;rpi river to New Orleans
T,e Connecticut Republican State
Convention yesterday nominated " A
Buckingham for Governor.
The Provost Marshal General has iss sueo
orders that where the quota is not full Oh
the 18th preparations for draft be made
Ex-Governor Boutwell,, OF Massachu
setts, has been placed on the track 1ol
Mr.. Fessendens position III the Cabinet
Major General Foster and family ar
rived at New York recently.
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A. WARD. in acknowledging the re-
ceipt from the manufacturer Of a patent
confection for tho throat writes: My
throat used to feel as though "A dozen
thorough bred pollywOgs were running
a handicap race in it, but the pastilles
made it clear As a bell-much clearer
than John Bell-and OIL several occasions
have prevented it from becoming Dumb
Bell more reliable than some Bellies. -
Pastdles can do more good i'll Congress
tim nistOls
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The RELIGION OF PRISONERS. There
are in the prisoners camp, i'll Elmira, \.
Y, at the present time 4,6ll rebel pris-
oners who make profe ssion of religion.
They have come froM twelve different
Virginia and North Carolina fur
nishing the largest number; 5i2 are
Methodists. 547 Baptists. 10 Presbyte-
rians, 242 Catholics, and the remainder
are distributed amongst the loss promi
nent religious denominations.
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The Army OF the Potomac.

New YORK, Feb. l5.-The Army OF the
Potomac holds its newly acquired ground
on Hatcher's run, in which very strong
earthworks are now erected. There are
rnmors that the enemy is mining one OF
the Union forts in front OF Petersburg
Major-General Wright returned to the
army on Sunday last and resumed com
mand of the 9th corps, from which ne
had been absent since the early part ef
January. Desertions of rebels to Gen
Grants lines still continue to be numer'
Gus.
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New YORK, Feb. l5-The Tribune's
Washington special says; As Mr Lin.
coin has indicated desire to have an
eastern man for Secretary Of the Treas
nay, ex- Governor Boutwell,, of Massachu
sett, seems most likely to be selected
But should Comptroller Mccullough be
chosen it is probable that Governor A
Randall, of Wisconsin, will succeed Sec
retary Usher in the Interior department
Governor Moye's declination is under
stood to DO perempt0ry,
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Late Rebel Accounts Of Sherman's
Movements.
Press Dispatch.

Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON, Feb l5.-The Richmond
Wing of the 18th inst, contains the fol-
lowing important intelligence:
CHARLESTON, S. c. Feb. lO.-A force OF
the enemy, believed to be from 2,OOO to
5000 strong, landed at Grimball's, James
Island, at eight o'clock this morning and
drove i'm our pickets. Some skirmishing
took place, but no general engagement
Grimbalrs is on Stone river, about two
miles southwest of Charleston. The
Ashley river, 1900 yards wide, inter
vencs. The enemy are making active
demonstrations at various points, but
they are believed to be feints.
A force attacked our troops on the
Salkahatchie this morning, but were cas-.
ilv repulsed The enemy also advanced
upon the Charleston road near the Blue
House, and opened with artillery, but
made no impression on our lines. Intel
ligence from the road to-day reports that
the the enemy crossed the Edisto at Pen
makers bridge The enemy are now
moving on Edisto.
1t will be remembered that on Friday
the 4th inst, Sherman crossed the Salka,
hatchle between BLACKSTONE ana rive
bridge thereby completely outfanking
our forces and compelling them to fall
back to Branchville. We have since
learned that the Yankees forded the
river through water waist deep at Rive's
bridge. A sharp engagement took place
here which lasted several hours, in which
Gen. Wheeler's cavalry inflicted severe
iniury upon the enemy.
On the 9Th cavalry column OF Yam
KEGS struck the South Carolina railroad
at Grahamsville, about l3 miles west Of
Branchville, while Fitzpatrick, with
cavalry force, occupied Blacksville on the
same side, about 9 miles little north
west of Grahamsville.
A portion of Sherman's column, 1t was
reported yesterday, had arrived at a
crossing neer South EdistO, and hanking
Branchyille on the west, this force then
advanced to Orangeburg on the Column
bia and Branchville road, ls miles west
of the latter place Orangeburg Is 9
beautiful village of about 1000 inha6l
tants. 1t was largely engaged in the
manufacture of indigo before the war
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THE Democratic State Convention Of
Connecticut, on Wednesday last, nom
mated M ThOs II Seymour for Governor
and reaflirmed the peace platform adopt
ed by the party in 1863, with all additional
resolution denouncing the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery.
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A fraudulent CONTRACTOR PAR
DoNED August Dunont a government
contractor OF indianapolis, convicted
and sont to the Ohio Penitentiary for
one year for defrauding the government,
has been pardoned aud set at liberty by
President Lincoln
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Fight with GuerrilIas an kentuck,

LOUISVILLE, Feb. l4-There was u
fight on Saturday night in Garrison Co.,
between the Home Guards under Capt.
Bolts aud gang of guerrillas, said to be
part of Lyons commands. The guerril-
Las were routed with loss Of six killed.
Bolts loss was one killed and one wound
ed .1t +.
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Robert Lincoln, eldest son of the Pres
dent, and familiarly kuownas the Prince
of Rails" is about entering the army as
one of General Grants statf.--Er.
1t wonld he more manly in him if he
were to go in as a private soldier. That
would be good. Cincinnati Commercial.
But thai would be--daugerOus.-Er.
1t is very appropriate that the Prince
of Rails be appointed on the Generals
staff
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BUFFALO, Feb l5.-It is understood
that the draft which was to have taken
place here to-day, has been postponed to
the 9Th of March