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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
Chase on Negro Aristocracy
Compensation of Freedmen.
Chase,s Trip 10 the South-He Pre-
didts n Negro AristOcracy IN the
Southern States.


New YORK, July 81 "A special to the
Herald from Washington slot, says: NJ.
Chase has returned from his trip South,
and it is said his observation of the con-
ditions of society existing where he has
been, induces the belief that the black Is
destined to be the ruling race through
out the land of slaveholding States The
whites are certain to be eradicated, and
the blacks are vigol Gus, progressive ana
bound to become the dominant people IN
less than a quarter of a century. he
predicts that negro aristOcracy wilt
spring into full existence in all these
States, elect negro members to the Fed
eral Congress almost without opposition,
and hold the legislation for those States
completely in their own hands.
Freedmen OF Virginia Demand Com
pensation for Lnbor from January
1st, 1868 Paymaster Arrested -
Rush of business in the enartermns-
ter Department.
Press Dispatch.
NEW YORK, July 81 A special to the
Tribune from Washington Goth says: A
number of the intelligent freedmen OF
Virginia are requesting the aid OF Col.
Brown, of the Freedmen's Bureau, sta
toned in Richmond, in collecting their
claims for compensation for labor render
ed their former masters from January lst,
1868, the date of the Presidents procla-
nation, to the date of the occupation of
the State by our forces. They represent
that the negroes made free by the procla-
nation were held and treated as slaves
until their masters were fOrcibly dispos
sessed of their so-called chattels by our
Government, and claim with apparent
Justice, compensation for the labor rem
dered. Col Brown has asked for instrnc-
tions from the Freedmen's Bureau, and
will receive the opinion of Gen. Howard
in few days.
Paymaster Walsh, one of the prlnci-
pal officers of the Paymaster's Depart
ment in this city, was with his two clerks
arrested yesterday and lodged in the old
capitol 1t is rumored that he is heavy
defaulter in his accounts
A special to the Times from Washing
ton of the 30th instant, says; In the
Quartermaster's Department one hun
dred and fifty extra clerks are kept at
work all night, and the department is
employing all the temporary hands that
can be had, for the purpose of the work
ING of the vast amount of business that
has been thrown upon the Quartermast
er's Department by reason of the sudden
close of the war and the mastering out
Of great armies.
w. w. Coreoran, one of the Oldest and
wealthiest residents of this District, has
Just presented his building, OH H street,
between 18th and 14th, to the Columbia
College The property is valued at $780,
600
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Governor Wells, of LOuisisnG-TEe
9th Corps.
I Press DispatC

New YORK, July 3l,-A special to the
Post, from Washington 31st, says 1t is
confidently reported that the President
has made Governor Wells, of Louisiana,
Provisional Governor also, 81 that the
full control of that State NAV be obtain
ed and rebels be prevented j. 81 holding
office.
Tie last of the 9th corps was mustered
out of the service on Monday,
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Posf1raster at Philadelpkia-Fe edeTa
Appointees I'm the South.
TPress Dispatch ]

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The Postoffice
Department sent a letter by this morn
ing's mail notifying Mr. Washhurne OF
his appointment as Postmaster at Phila-
delphia.
4 number Of Federal appointees in the
Southern States have beeu unable to eN
ecute their bonds, and to take the re.
auired oath that they have never volun.
tarily borne arms or given aid aud com
fort or encouragement to persons engag.
ed in armed hostility against the United
States, aud that they have ut yielded a
voluntary support to the la;e rebel gov
ernment
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Position Of VIM A. Graham-Views Of
Another Delegate to Ihe North Caro-
lima Convention.
Press Dispatch.

RALEIGH, July 2S.-Hon. William A
Graham, ex member of the rebel Senate
and the political leader of the State
who is to be delegate to the coming
cnmstances will he consent to the return
of North Carolida into the Union. if the
negro suffrage question is made a condi-
ton.
J. H. Ross of this city, who has recent
ly received u Federal appointment, and
who has been designated to represent
their district in Congress, and also in the
approaching State Convention, defines
his position on the slavery question by
saying if he had the power he would re-
enslave every slave who is now free,
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From Fortress Monroe.

EORTREss MONROE, July % General
Niles returned from the Eastern Shore of
Virginia last evening. 1t is understood
that that place is no longer to be mill
'ary post.
The MayoTo of Pu,tsmonth was arrested
yesterday, by order of General Mann,
commanding the sub-district The cause
OF the arrest is said to be some intorfer-
en'e with military law or military court
matters
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DiscOntiBuance of the Military DIS
trict Of AIexandria-The President
The Storm i'm Washington,
[Press Dispatcl

New YORK, July 3l,-A special to the
Ny. Commercial, from Washington 3lst,
saws: The military district of Alexan'
dria has been discontinued, and the Off
GERS ordered home. General De Russey,
commanding division, and Gen. Wells,
Provost Marshal of the defenses south of
the Potomac, have been ordered to Wash
ington. ,.
sion this morning.
The damage to the furniture, &c, iii
the Executive Mansion from Saturdays
storm, is estimated at $4,000
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Fire in William sbnrg

New YORK, July 3l.--A fire in Will
liamsburg this morning destroyed
fourteen dwelling in Linden place and
Sandford street, occupied by families of
the middle and poorer classes. The fire
men found in one of the buildings lot
of counterfeit dies of plates Of fraction
al currency, and box of partly printed
tifty-cent notes
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The initiatOry movements for indnc-
ing Northerners to emigrate to the South
to settle and cultivate the lands Of the
reorganized States, have been taken by
two North Carolina gentlemen, who are
now in New York for the purpose oil
furnishing information to those desirous
of seeking new homes in that region
These gentlemen have large quantities OF
land for sale.
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Defalcaiian-

CiNCiNNATI, July 3l.-The Gaaette's
Memphis dispatch reports the seizure OF
the Commercial Bank, of that city. and
discovery ofa defaleation in the Custom
House 1t was supposed the money which
should have been in the Custom House
had been used by the Bank
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Ln,esi from Newbern.

New YORK, July, 30-The steamer
Charles Burton brings Newborn dates to
the 25th. Our file of papers contains no
news.
The Times says the shipment Of pro
duce, cotton, and naval stores are larger
than at any time in the history of the
place
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Murder and Robbery

TOLEDO, July 3l.-A young man named
Fred Heitakamp, was murdered and
robbed, here of a small amount of money
and gold watch, early Sunday morning.
No arrests yet
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JoHNsoN's ISLAND -All the military
prisoners on Johnsoil's Island have been
discharged and left the Island except Ma
jor Styles, of Georgia, and Captain Cuse-
man, of louisiana, who refnse to take
the oath
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MILLIONS of capital is con verted into
Government Bonds, and thus exempted
from State, County and Municipal taxa
ton, in order to raise money to feed
thousands of Negroes in freedmen's
camps That's the way the peoples
money goes
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LUsUs NATURAE.-In litter of i've
pigs by a SOW owned by Mr.. Jacob An
ders, of Webster, Washington county,
Pa, one has no hind legs, one has only
three legs, and third is variously de
formed; there are two perfect.
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In connection with the above. beg 10 TO in
form my frienas, and the friends and eustomefs
Of George W. Smith, Esq, that the Bottling bus
iness heretofore carried on BY him viii DO eoI
tinued at the old stand under the name and
Arm Of JOHN THONER & co. The Als-
and Porter win be exclusively Of George W
Smiths manufacture, and. the subscriber hopes
from his long experisnce in Bottling and ty
sstrict attention TO an orders, 10 merit and te.
esivs share Of public patronage, o,-
WHEELING Juns ~ pss< colin jeis
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SMITHS BorrLERY.

" sold out 70 my late manager JOIN
THoNER. ali my stock and interest in my Bot
fling esfabllshment and can With confidence a.
snre nv friends and customers that they may
rely ON the business being managed az hsreto
fore. VI. W. ohiih-
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The rotund and learned Judge G.,
ofNew York, who. for bis rapid dispatch
of business, obtained the sobriquet Of
Steam Judge, sitting long time on one
occasion at Chambers, hearing an elabor-
ate argument, indicated some impa-
thence, in his usual way, by turning bis
scratch" rapidly around on his head at
intervals; finally, wearied out, or other.
ieise aRrioas, he jumped up, exclaiming,
Gentlemen, gentlemen you must ex-
excuse me one minute % He rushed out
of the room, and in going down stairs
slipped, and with considerable noise
bumped iucontinently several steps
The alarmed counsel started out, and
peering over at him, exclaimed Il hope
your Honor is not hurt :" 30, no, he
replied, somewhat testify; my honor is
safe enough. but the seat is bruised con
foundedly /"
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Miscellaneous Items

INTERESTING 70 TEA DRINKERS "A
French chemist asserts that il tea he
ground up like coffee before hot water is
put upon it, it will yield double the
amount of exhilarating qualities An
other writer says "If piece OF lump su
gar the size of a walnut is put into the
teapot, you will make the tea infuse in
one half the time"
Mrs SURRAT AND HER CoNFESsOR.- -
The Philadelphia Bulletin (Repulican
publishes the following
30 Editors Orders have Just been re
ceived from the War Department not tC
publish the article, dated Washington
referring to the confession Of Mrs. Surrat
Nv. F. CoRBrT,
For Associated Press Agent
FALL IN .WAIERFALLs There was a
grand rush for places at the German con.
cert in New York, aud reporter says
that in the affray the number of lost
waterfalls" would have sufficed TO irri-
gate the whole of Egypt, and the dishev
elled false ringlets would well uiBh have
oil cAbld NdSAuH lOi Abp ihii
length of the Atlantic cable.
RARE thing has Just occurred in the
case of General McKeon who has asked
General Dodge to relieve him from the
command of Southwest Missouri, on ac-
count of the insufficieucy OF the force
under his command, he being unwilling
to draw the pay Of a Brigadier for duty
that could be performed by Lieutenant
Colonel
A GENTLEMAN who was present at a
dinner given TO Grant by several Cof
gressmen, says that the General spoke
but one word during the whole dinner
His engineer, in giving an.account Of
passage of a river, spoke of itas thirteen
feet wide General Grant lifted his finger
and said, fourteen"
WARSISG. .-Zacharius keyes self
willed boy of fifteen years, residing al
Point of Rocks, went home after he had
been drinking, was rebuked therefor
procured pistol and blew out his brains
WOMAN is in prison in England fol
burning her child's eye out with @ red
hot skewer.
A NAN in New York jumped twelve
feet and one isch for fifty dollars
A LADY in indianapolis committed
suicide because her husband refused tC
take her to an ice cream saloon.
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Died

QUEBEC, July 31-Sir E P. Tache,
Premier of the Canadian Government
died yesterday.
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Irnm Snn Francisco.

SAY FRANcfsco, oct. LINE. Hood,
in Oregon territory was been in n stats
Of eruption since sept. 22d, which II =
supposed had some connections WIN
The recent earthquake ia California, al
thought the central part Of the state
only felt the shock.
The Sacramento Union says that the
Central Pacific Railroad Company has
laid it, plans for next years survey.
They have developed "a better slope
across the mountains than was antici-
pated. ..C.
The directors, AFTER full consulta-
ton Of the work before them, conclu-
ded that they can. and will, lay a track
To Tucker river. on the eastern slope OF
The Sierra Nevada mountains-llsmlle
from STANDARDIZATION next year.
They have given the necessary or
dcrs 20 effect the object.
SAN FHAScfsc0, oct. l0.--News from
KanakOwa, Japan, Ia the last OF Aug
nst, have been received.
News from Oceanica report the move
ment of the Tycoon against the reh"l-
lious Prince Chasin. The expedition
was rapidly organizing. IL Is the gene
raj opinion that II would soon move Tn
warts the scene Ofaction.
A private letter from Nogash says
that heavier floods recently occurred
between Asaca aud Heago than are ~,
corded during the last one hundred and
thirty wears.
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Mem Iark Markel.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is. d
CorroN-Firmer, coo for midlings and
bv auction today for Government ac-
c0unt Of 30 bales NJ 'Ojifto &c for good
middlings GBl46l63iEc for strict mid
dlings: GOkc ior Low middlings; os19e
for good ordinary sc for ordinary !
sag for low do, and 57itc Tor reloaded.
FI.oun-IOdl5c better; - 7Jfas ~ for
super state - Slle.s - for extra state I;
A. UOag for common 10 merchandise
extra Western ~ l0d9 20 for common
10 GOOD brands extra ". ". o.; sud
~ t6fl2 - for trade brands; market
closing auiet and firIn. WHIsKY-->tesi-
dy: Western 3 -. WHEAT-l99c bet
tfr: 81 T5lfi 81 for Chicago spring, 81 TGd
VI for Milwaukee club, ~ s01l@l - for
Amber Milwaukee, - 3sla2 10 ior new
Amber state. g. 250a2 q foI good winter
red western, - 80 for new white Michi-
gan. RYE-Shadc firmor; Canada ~ ~.
BARLEY-Heavy; common lH2c lower;
77CaSs for unsOund, and aVa9l for sound
mixed western; the latter price for very
choioe. OATs-IIeavy: 46as5 for I'M
sound; Jjfd63c for sound the latter
price for prime old. RIcF-Dull. Cor
pRF-Aetive and very firm. Su0AR--
Dull; Cuba MuscOvado lfCIl5c. MoLAs-
sEs-Dull. PEIBOLEuM-bnlla t Sc for
crude: 6ia63 for refined in bond, and
s2H do. free. WooL-Quiet. PORK-
Irregular. unsettled and lower go 5lta
Sl5 s7is for mess; closing nj 81 cash; so
for prime and sgfaS0j0 for prime mess.
BEKF-Firm; SO OGil3O for prime
mess, and sl3 JOl5l6 - for extra meas.
BEEF HANs-Quiet. Cur MEArs-Quiet
and steady. LARD-A shade iirrned, nj
9gan BUrrER--stesdy at 900si2e for
Ohio. CHEEsE--Steady.
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Mi.reIInnean. LIENS.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 1.-The CONNER
cial SAYS, We understand that Governor
Feuton has dismissed the charges
against Comptroller Brannan, Corpora
tion Counsel Devine, Recorder Holman
CITY Inspector BOOle and Mayor Gun
Their. which have recently been invcsti-
gated by INN in this city.
The Herald publishes a list of sales
by the New York city brokers OF gold
and stocks, as required by the Internal
Revenue law. During the year, ending
s0th June last. the operations amounted
4 over six thousand milliOnsof dollars,
and Welded revenue 10 the govern
ment 81 three and n half million dollars
The Washington correspondent Of the
Evening Post, speaking Of the Presl-
dents speech 10 the oOlOred soldiers,
saws. the feeling here j., that the speech
WINS very Kind toward the colorcd peo-
nile: that this NAV be partly in cOnse-
auence of President JOhnson's repeat
III urivate assurances Of his desire 10 do
thai for the freedmen which i really
for their good. lie has repeatedly as
serted In private conversation that u he
were at home in Tennessee, he would
vote 10 give the ballot tOintelligentand
industrious negroes. Those persons
here who have heard him make these
assertions, Judge yesterdays speech IA
vorably, because they know his opinion
upon points not touch In the sPeech.--
The Posts Washington specinl says
gen. Grant and his family arrived here
this morning from Philadelphia. The
general was very busily engaged AT the
War Department all evening.
Chief Justice Chase also arrived here
This morning.
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Union msjorItie. In pennsyI,ania.

PtrrsuuRau, Oct. I3.-The following
are Union majorities; Allegheny 20.
400: Washington Co. 800; Indiana 60.
9nOO: Armstrong Go. 80; Somerset 90.
1000: Mercer Co. 100, Crawford 90.
100; Erie Co. CO..; Beaver Co. 80; Blair
Co. 200; Butler Co. 20; Warren Co. 1Vo'
NenangO 800.
The following counties give demo-
cratic mniorities as follows; fhyette
Go. 100; WostmOreland HOO Cambria
so.
The Union majority in 10 counties u
1880, showing a Union gain, compared
with the vote Of i-G1, Of $3.50.
EfMInA. y. Y, Oct. li.-BradiOru
county. Pa, gives SO0O Union majority.
SrRAUsBURo, Pa, Oct. l3.-Monroe
county, official, 1893 democratic major
ity. Union gain since ls62, l53.
PHu.ADu.PmA, Oct. l5.-lseading
politicians who have been carefully
noting the vote east on Tuesday last,
put down Gen. HaHrauft's majority at
not les than 23,Ol.
PIT-r.BuRaH, Oct. lS.-Tbe Pittsburgh
Gszatts saws the new llOuss Of Repre-
seutatiycs will consist Of % republican
[ 10 % democrats. II may possibly vary
I one or two from this, but not more. VI
/ n senators elected, are rcpublicsus
and 3 are democrats. The Legislature
will stand-Senate, - republicans 10 l3
democrats; House, % republicans TO -
democrats.
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Erl-cep.I Convention.

PHu.ADETPHfA, Oct. l3.-1he general
convention OF the Episcopal Church re
assembled to-day. The collect for tho
burial service was read in reference TO
the death Of Lot Jones % New York.
The committee on the Prayer Book, 20
whom was referred the several PROPOSE
lions 10 correct the punctuatiOns and
readings Of the Prayer Book, reported
that there was such "a want OF cOnfOr-
nifty in the various editions issued for
long series Of years, that Il was Inn
possible for them Ia make any recon-
mendation, but they would offer rcso-
luton 10 appoint a int committee ON .
standard PRAYER Book 10 act through
rec, -. The committee ,on metrical
psalms aud hymns made a report omit
Ing certain hymns and psalms. A reso-
luton to consider and report upon the
expodiency Of inserting In prayer for
Congress petition In behalf Of State
Legislatures, when in session, was re-
ferred TO the committee on the Prayer
Book.
Rev. Mr.. Cornwall offered the follow
ing:
Whereas, In the preface Of the Book
Of Common Prayer, Il il said that the
attention Of the church was In the first
place drawn To these alterations in lit
urgy. which became necessary In pray
ers for our civil rulers In consequence
OF the resolution; and the principal case
herein was TO make them coniornable
TO what ought TO be the proper end Of
all such prayers, viz: That the rulers
NAV have grace, wisdom aud under
standing 10 the execution Of justice,
aud 20 maintain truth; and that the
people may lead quiet and peaceable
lives in all goodness and honesty
whereas, no such prayer was set forth
in daily morning and evening prayer
therefore,
Resolred That the House Bishops
be requested to prepare the prayer con
tempiated, and TO make II rs follows,
eNast a. may be- with the apostolic ex-
horiation, that supplication prayers, IN
tercessions and giving thanks be made
for all men, for kings, for all that are IN
authority; thnt they may lead quiet
aud peaceful life, In all godliness and
/ honesty.
Resoired, That the prayer when APP
proved Of by both Houses OF the Gen
/ eral Convention, shall be sent 10 the
Dinceses, and when ratified as provided
I i'm the article OF the Constitution, shall
he substituted In the Book Of Common
/ PRAYER for the prayer now In use for the
/ President Of the United States and all
civil authority.
ON motion Of DIR. Cummins Il was
| laid on the table.
Adjourned
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a.an, and sherman.

NHw YoRR, Oct. I2.--A letter written
by Gen. Grant In ia. spring Of ls'l,
when he was about Ia h. made lieuien-
ant-geneTal, 10 Gen. Sherman, and the
reply, have been made public. Gen.
Grant. with his characteristic modssfy.
says that for his success he was deeply
indebted to many officers and men, es-
pecialiy 10 Gems. sherman and Nc
Pherson, for whom he also express d
the warmest friendship. Gen. sherman
said: "Yo do yourself injustice, aud
us too much honor" aud proceeded 10
the most cordial and unaffected man
ner 10 declare his unbounded admira.
tion for the character aud abilities 81
Gen. Grant, and the happiness Afforded
by his friendships. my only point OF
doubt" said sherman, "was in your
knowledge of sound strategy, and oil
books Of science and history, but con-
fess your common sense 70 have sup
niltd all Them"
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one % our exchanges summed uptbs
issue in Philadelphia the day before tho
election as follows; |a.
ain the Philadelphia mayoralty eiec-
ton the tissue" was, shall colored ioiks
ride In the horse cani Mr. FOX, the
democratic candidate says No, for II viii
be the flint step towards miscegenstion
aud negro suffrage. Mr.. McMichaei,
the republican candidate refuses 70
answer questions on the subject. heb
non -committal on this aforementioned ues-
ton, and Is willing "a accept votes both
from Degro-worshiper and negrO-ha-
tens. Which position Is meanest u must
he hard for n Philadelpbian 10 decide.
The election will probably turn on the
coming out or staying In ofthe0ua-
ker. They go for decent human treat
ment 10 all colors.
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corn.
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u.xienn News.

NEW York, OFT. l3.-The Herald :
CITY Of Mexico correspondence the Both
ult., SAYS:
The inperialists were rejoicing over
The removal OF President Juarcz and his
government from Chihuahua 10 III Paso,
and also started the absurd story which
has been circulated In the country %
the effect that Juarez had deserted his
country and gone 10 santa Fe, in the
u. ;. territory OF New Mexico.
Maximilian's adhcrents, however,
were forced 90 acknowledge that the
Republican government was In a much
better position 10 sustain itself at IL
Paso than at chihuahua. and that there
would be much difficulty In dislodging
Il from the former place and that Juarez
has there an immense tract Of country
and great resources at his disposal.
Several recent small victories over the
Republicans are claimed by the lmpe'
riaiisis, but still the guerrillas swarm
ON all the highways.
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Tram Warrington.

WAsiuS0TON, Oct. l3.-1he memorial
s,om The South Carolina Convention,
for the pardon Of Messrs Trenholm and
Maernth, has been presented 10 the
President, and he will give reply this
Nan.hal Goodl0w, Just from North
Carolina. says that two-thir'ls Of the 70
ports Of cruelty 10 colored people In that
State are false.
Advices from Richmond state that u
is feared two ofthe Congressman elected
win not take the oath.