The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-31
Internal Revenue Decision.
fen. Sheridan and the Texas Army.
Trial Of The AnderSonFilIG Jailor.
GOLD CLOSED AT IA 10

SNAcoes-AoFe AppAIcntlOnS for Par
. 'dOn---InteEnaI Revenue Decision
General Sheridan--.DleICT Taylor, the
President and JeR. Davis-.-AssIsn
/. hnents ofaTaIOr Generais.--AI,ont III,
AndersonyilIeT riaI:.-Erom HRyti..
Revolution Still Going ON.
NEW York, July 29.-The thermom.
eter marked 90 in the shade here, al
lhalfpast seven this morning. s't-#
. The Herald's Texas correspondent
says: That the largest number of the
National troops intended to be station.
ed along the Rio Grande, had arrived
NJ their destination on the 18th. inst
and formed line of posts, extending
from the mouth of the stream, to some
distance above brownsville. The cav
airy columns under Generals Merritt
and Custer, which left Shreveport and
Alexandria, La, the beginning Sof this
month, were expected to reach the Tex
as fronties, early in August. ~
The town of Brownsville, which du-
ring the rebellion was the great dcpot
for cotton from the interior of Texas,
and where an immense business i'll the
state was transacted, is now deserted
by Its rebel merchants, who acculnuln-
tod immense fortunes in few months,
It's business, except such as the pres
ence Ufan army give, has for the pres
ent departed.
The battery of Gguns, which the rebels
on eyacuating brownsville sold to the
Mexican Imperialists, for $4,000 was
returned to the United States comman-
der Mt that plnce on the 18th instant by
order of NIaximilinn. - :
cit is said that in the interior of Texas
inc paroled soldiers rre committing the
groSSest outragcs in every direction and
keeping the peaceably disposed inhabi-
tnnts constantly in a condition of terror.
1t IS estimated that there remained in
The State Mt the time it was occupied by
ne National troops about $4,000 bales
1t is stated that while Gen. Kirby
Smith and his party, which we suppose
includes Gen. NIagrIder and the three
or four eN-Generals of Georgia and
Texas who fled from the latter State
With him, have been made prisoners
and parolcd by the Governor of Snltillo
and that u considerable army train
which they had with then was captur-
One thousand two hundred French
troops, direct from France, were landed
at Tampico in tho beginning of this
month, anu there was II runner, which
did not gain much credence, that soon
after there arrived l., 900 more. flitf
The uerNld'S Washington special
says, another heavy installment Of an
plications for pardon was received at
the Attorney Generals Office to-day
Among The number was TINT, of the
rebel Brigadicr General w. II. +. Lee.
About so acquisitions are daily made
on the State Department from tho At
torncy Generals office. The rcmaind-
er hive TO wait. 1t is reported here
that Dill, the editor and publisher of
the Memphis, Grenada, Jackson, Me-
r1dinn, Atlanta and Augusta Southern
Confederacy Appeal, has obtained n
pardon.
nue. has decided that interest paid to
depositors by Savings Banks is cOnsid.
cred within the meaning of section 100
of the law, and the tax of five per cent.
should be withheld therCfrOm and paid
TO the governments. He has also decidl-
ed that a number taking IN clnim by u
third party, by the statute is point OF
agreement and is subject to stamp
duty of five per cent 4laW .r.tH
The Trihnne's New Orleans correspon-
dent says Mini. Gen. Sheridan left Tor
Texas on last Thursday. 1t is stated
that the General will visit Galveston,
Brazos, Santiago, and Brownsville be-
fore his return to the city. The trip will
mall probability occupy two or three
weeks. The QuartermHsteran and Commits
Sary Departments are forwarding large
quantities ofsupplies for the use of the
Texas! troops. Capt. Hill has just re-
turned from an inspecting tour of the
NO1uILISStLIyE-s DepttEIIilenD ana reports
the armies as being well supplied with
everything. It is rllmored that Gov.
Madison Wells, of this State, has taken,
or is about TO take his departures for
Washington, where he is going to try to
eounteract the iinfiuence which is being.
brought to bear on the government to
effect his removal and the appointment
of a Provisional Governor! v.ia.l
The Tribune's Washington special
says: The special object OF the rebel
General Dick Taylor in visiting WASH
lnGton is to mportune the President
for I'm interview with JetI. Davis. He.
succeeded in seeing the President yes
lterdnyi but received no definite answer
and was requested to call again.
Major Gen. g. NJ. Dodge has been
assigned to, the. general command of
all the United States forces serving in.
Kansas, COlOradoJ N ebraska, Montana,
and that portion of Dacotah lying south
and west ofthe Missouri river.
Major Gen. Alfred Pleasanton has
been assigned to the command of the
District of Wisconsin, headquarters ut
Milwaukee,. -
The trial of. tho. Andersonville Tailor
did not come of to-day as anticipated.
"a primary examination of witnesses is
now being made for the purpose of
preparing the specifications to the
charges preferred against him. The
! trial VIII doubtless commence in the
4 early part of next week. 3p1 M,
/ Advices from Hayti received by yyay
of Nassau, n. F., state that the revoIn-
ZIONIST war in the Republic is still going
on, and that the rebels profess theiiz
lselves willing to be buried under the
! ashes of their towns rather than be lon-
ger governed by President Geffrard.-
4 Salnave the rebel leader has issued n
4 fiery proclamation, winding up with the
motto of the French revolutionists,-
liberty, fraternity, &c. He claims to
Il have been completely successful in all
Il the battles he has fought and to have
y thrice defeated the army of Geffrard re-
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