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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
From Rio .Jnnerio.

New YORK, Nov. lH-A Rio Janerio
correspondence states that the emperor
of Brazil is urging vigorous prosecu-
tion of the war The allies are very san
guine that Lopez. President of Paraguay,
must soon succnmb in such event. 1t is
their intention to compel arrangements
for liberal navigation Of the interior
waters. which will create Il heavy de-
mand for American steamers.
There are considerable number of
Southcrrers at Rio Janerio representing
ihemselYGs rs agents for Southern fami-
lies who desire to omigsate to brazil. l.
is thought that but little succees will at
tend the movement as they desire to
perpetuatc slavery, which Is rapidly
growing into dsfavor in Brazil.
The United Statos squadron under Ad-
miral Gordon, bound for the East Indies,
is at Rio JsneriO, and attracts much al
tention. 1t will proceed to batavia,
touching ut Cape Time aud Cape OF Good
: one
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
From New Orleans.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16-The New Or
leans Times of the 5th saws: In relation
to the rumors of the naval and military
preparation, &c, we have information
that we are not at liberty to disclose;
giving positive confederation to this ru-
NOR We hesitate not to predict that
if the French troops are not removed
from Mexico against Christmas there will
be active Intervention in behalf of the
Liberals, and the traditional policy of
the United States will be vindicated
The Commercials special says Mr..
McCulloch will soon again exercise the
honor conferred upon him by the act of
March last, and offer to fund all COM
pound interest bearing legal tender
notes a. par, with accrued interest on
5,20's at fixed price. There will be no
limit as to the time for subscription.
EN-Speaker ColfaX arrived tnis morn
ing. He will be Serenaded tonight
The Chcerokees have deposed John
Ross, and proclaimed Downing as Chief,
with the appreciation Of our Govern
ment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
More Ceucersi.g the Alcohol FRAUD

New YORK, Nov. 16.-W. C. Barrey,
charged with being implicated in the
fraud to withdraw three Thousand bar
rels of alchohol from the United States
bonded store house by fictitious bonds,
publishes lengthy letter in the Express,
stating the charges to be false ia every
particular. He states that the alchohol
was not taken FROM the United States
bonded warehouse, nor seized on board
the lighter. but was seized in the bonded
warehouse in Brooklyn; that the
seizure was illegal, and the United States
has not been defrauded, nor could it have
been. unless by the revenue officer -
He then gives a statement of the safe
guard placed around the goods in bond
and saws the alleged attempt to defraud
the Government is absurd. His eXpla-
nation of the bonds, and the mode of re-
ceiving them, seems rather more form
than a security The clerk who takes
signatures to the bonds has no mode of
knowing they are genuine; but the party
signing the name is accredited by oath
before the deputy collector. 1t is
not the practice to require parties to
be identified. He says it is well known
that tens of thousands OF bonds, amount
ing to hundreds of millions of dollars are
now on file in the Custom House, having
names of parties as securities, known at
the time they signed the bonds, not to
be worth one dollar. As to the particu-
lar bond for Alcott being alleged ticti-
tious, he says a person calling himself
Richard Clarey, signed three entries, and
swore to them. II fictitious in the
bonds they must also be fictitious in the
entries, and the deputy collector who
administered the oath to him allowed
the fictitious name, and gave sanction to
the signature.
The prosecution produces witness
who Identifies Richard Clarey as the
party who sigued the bond, and says he
prepared the entries for Clarey, and saw
him sign the same, and knew of their
fraud Barvey concludes by saying the
absurdity of the prosecution is apparent,
and says he can, at the proper time,
make perfectly satisfactory explana.
tiou
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
The Prize Fight for the Champion
shin OF A Derica Postponed.

new ORLEANS, Nov. I6-The prize
fight for the championship of America,
betw cen JAS. Elliot, of tais city. and Bill
Davis, of California, fol $1,000 side,
which was to come Oft on Tuesday last
near Philadelphia, has been indefinitely
postponed, on account of a misunder'
standing between tho parties. Both men
are in fine condition, and it is generally
understood that the light will take place
somewhere in Pennsylvania.
The preparations Tor the reception OF
Gen. Grant. at Fifth Avenue Hotel, on
Monday are being made regardless of
cXnenSe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
French Garrison at Acapulco Besicged

San Francisco, Nov. l4.-AbOut three
o'clock yesterday morning two disguised
men entered the office Of the What Cheer
house, where only one clerk was in charge,
they knocked him senseless 10y blow On
the head, took key from his pocket,
opened the safe and robbed it of $50, 900,
ia gold The robbers then escaped nu
molested and no trail of them has yet
been discovered.
Letters from Acapulco to the 81 inst,
state that the French garrison there has
been beseiged by the arrival of five hun
dred men from Mazatlan. Late news
from Machoalu states that the French
collected considerable force and scat
tered the Jnarist forces, capturing five
Liberal Generals. Generals Ortego, Para
paras Dray, Salager and TrOnergs, who
were subsequently, shot. This angered
General AlvarezIwho proclaimed that the
life of every captured French or Impcri-
al General is forfeited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
New York News.

New YORK, Nov. lS.-At a special
meeting Of the Board of Supervisors yes
terday, it appears from report OF the
volunteer committee on the subject of
paying the State census enumerators.
that the committee have lad three dis
tricts made out of the first ward and
found deficiency in the late census of
2,505. They stated that ifthey We're au-
thorized to go on with the work they
would fiud population of the city OF
considerably over a million. The Board
adjurned until Tuesday without taking
any action Oh the report.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20

CINCINNATI, Nov. Ex-Governor Nor
ton, of Indiana, has turned the duties of
his Office over to the Lieutenant-Gover-
nor, and will soon leave for Europe.
The Commercials Chicago dispatch
says that General Logan to-day, in com.
munication with his friends, remarked
that he would accept the appointment
of Minister to Mexico, provided the Gov
ernment would order twenty thousand
armed men to accompany him to the cap
ital of that country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
Robberies and Burgiaries al 81. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Nov. l5-Highway robbie
rios and burglaries has become SO fire.
oueut aud daring here lately as 10 Gre
ate general alarm, and the citizens are
contemplating the formation Of vigi,
lance committee. Two men were killed
in an encounter with highway robbers
and the people are nightly robbed on the
street, and the houses are broken into
by burglars. About noon yesterday the
collecting messenger oi the Usited States
Saving Association, having thirty five
thousand dollars, in his pouch, was
knocked down in one Of the most fire.
quented streets, and the money seized
The collector, however, ired his revolver
at the robbers who dropped the money,
but escaped. Benoist 81 Cos bank was
also robbed yesterday OF seven thousand
dollars No clue to the robberies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20

HoNoLULU, Oct 29-Mr. Wylie, mimic
ter of foreign affairs, died on the i9th
Two Coolie vessels bringing two hum
dred and seventy Coolies, had arrived
Several Others had arrived bringing sucl
reports as alleged further apprehension
for the safety of the Arctic fleet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
Dispinciug OF Elected Officers in Snn
kufoniu, TeXns.

New YORK, Nov. lS.-Gov. Hamilton
has displaced the elected city officers III
San Autonia, Texas, and appointed 9th
ers in their stead. The old council pre-
tested. because they deemed it III viola
tion of the organic law of the city, and
in derogation Of the rights of the cit,-
zens who ought to be their own mumici-
pal rulers, VINO are alone 10 be Consulted
in the selection of their officers
Gen II. p Bell is III Mexico
The Galveston Bulletin says the old
regular line of vessels between that city
and Brennan has been re-established. II
believes there will be great Hood of
Germans into that STATE during the com
ing year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
Petition for the Release Of Jea. Davis.

New YORK, Nov. l5.-The Richmond
Wing says: The ladics,o that city are cir
culating petition forithc release OF jeff
Davis They think as several months
may clapse before his trial the President
may be induced to parole him in the same
manner rs other state prisoners.
The Herald's Havana correspondent
of tho 12th says the government has
despatched three war steamers to look
after wrecks between Cuba and Florida
coasts. The United States gunboat Hor-
net, coasting ut Key West, on her return
to Rhode Island is to 90 there for the same
purpose. They were to leave to-day with
the Stonewall for Washington
The Haytian troubles are announced
settled by United States aud British Of
ticials
The declaration of war between Spain
and Chill causes no excitement. 1t Is
not thought shot will be tired.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
Hanging and Shooting Of Rebels a
the Parish of 50. Thomas.

New YORK, Nov. 1S.-The Jamaica
Standard says. Over 1850 rebels have
been hanged or shot in the Parish of ST.
Thomas, in the east, and it is not unlike
" that ere the court martials close their
sittings over Z, 900 will have paid the pen
atty of their lives for their vile attempt
to exterminate the white and colored
race of the Island.
The Atlanta was allowed TO come mp
to the city to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
N.w Work Board of Quotation.

Nrw YORK. Nov. 1e.-The Commercials
special saws that this morning the board
Of quotations were generally fraction
higher and the tone OF affairs indicates
a further upward bound, yet stock con-
tiuues firm with an active demand, skies
of 1861. rose t;52Os Of 1862, J; 5-2Os OF
lo64 i lO4Os /; and 1905 !. Mach in
convenience is experienced from the
non decline of the new issne of 2'2o
hOudS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1.-The cot
ton market was active to-day; prices
ranging from Az to 43 cents; receipts,
39i bales; shipments s2o bales.
Robberies and murders still continue
in the city and vicinity -Four men and
oneiwomon were killed near the Chatta-
nooga depot last night.
River falling with twentyslx inches
Oh the shoals
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
Highvny Rosscr. sentenced.

BosToN, Nov. is Elijah Johnson,
James Brown and John Davis convicted
Of highway robbery by the sarTottins
process, were to-day sentenced to fifteen
years imprisonment each in the States
prisOn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20
Trini 81 Mr. IsaIser, Detective of War
DepnrImPnI.

WAsuiNcToS;, Nov. Ia--Mr Baker, a
detective of the War Department,
againgi whom indictments have been
forn1 for robbery, false imprisou
ment and extortiOn, appeared in court
this morning to give bail to the sum OF
81 500 for his appearance. The trial is to
take place on the second Tuesday in
December +. p. Stanton is his cOun-
sci.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20

,vern Mr. I'sA' Nov lc-ID a match be,
8aHslo ,nd w iM"6llsan's bay gelding,
capt KannaIN "uu Nr' Pbillis' black geldiug,
laFpess 'nueui' ~, Tor 5000, 70 miles in
aay. Cam p' v The fashion course. yesteE,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-20

,,loysd = - hf y. Y Nov is-A fire de-
NGr ~ p TIE extensive Edge Tool Factor
w Insnrna Ion th's morning Loss S30,-
, 1865-01-20

Spain.

Spain.
The Nord says :-"It becomes more and
more probable that Spain will determine 10
abandon St. Domingo. The Consultative Junta
of the Minister of War at Madrid was recently
occupied with this question, and, with the ex-
c~eption of a single vote, unanimously decided in
favour cf abandoning the colony.
The Chamber Of Deputies at Madrid has
completed the organisation of its bureau by the
nomination of vice-prasidents and secretaries,
who all belong to the Ministerial party. In
the Senate, of the four secretaries named, two
are supporters of the Cabinet, and two belong
to the Opposition. 10 the Senate it is that the
Ministry must expect to meet with the greatest
resistance. According to the Epoc0 the votes
of that Assembly as at present composed are
divided as follows, without taking into account
the members who may arrive at Madrid before
til e division on the Address, and that on the
Santo Domingo question :-Ministerial majority,
104; declared Opposition. So; doubtful, IS.
In the Chamber of Deputies the Count de San
Luis and NJ, Nocedal are mentioned as the
, 1865-01-20
Rome.

Letters from Naples affirm that Cardinal
d'Andrea is not the only member of the Sacred
College who is 10 favour Of a compromise with
Italy. 1t is stated that if circumstances require
it four other Cardinals are ready to pronounce
for The same course. These letters say that af-
ter two or three extraordinary congregations,
held at the Vatican, the Cardinals, by II or Is
votes ont of %; connselled the Pope and Cardi-
nal Antonelli to observe the greatest reserve
and prudence.
, 1865-01-20
DEaGy.

The Ind 2eaIauca Ddgc says I'VE wero
the frs. to announce, in accordance with infor-
mation from Paris and Turin, Chc approaching
reduction Of the military forces Of Italy. This
reduction must nata:a ~ be accompanied by a
corresponding oac in sae Austrian amy but
III. de Manalor IF, in tie debate on the Address,
in the Austrian R4irhsrath, declared that, il
cons Qqeuco Of the threats which had been ut
tered ia Italy, Austria could pot think of dis
armiug / va, therefore, a question Of prio-
ii Y, and of national susceptibility, whether
Austria or Italy, both equally pressed by their
financial position to tighten the military bur
dens which oyerwhalm them, should set the ex-
ample of a disarm menf. 1t appears that tho
Cabinets Of Paris and London interviewed in the
character of olicious mediators to emove this
obstacle, in p~ledging the two countries to fleet
simultaneously the reduction of their military
strength to more pacific proportions. These
counsels appear to have been listened to; for,
from Turin as well as from Vienna, we are in
formed of the approaching reductions, on a
grand sca'e, Of the infantry
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-20
Past History.

The first resolution of the Tweddle Hall plat.
form boastingly refers to the "past history" OF
the Democratic party.
General Sherman we'll says that the men
sense Of State rights" and kindred theories,
held and propagated by the Democratic party,
"lured the South into war;"
The "past history" Of the Democratic party
shows IL to be responsible for the great rebel
lion, and for oil the dreadful consequences in
bloodshed and suffering.
The "past history" Of the Democratic party
is illustrated in the treason Of Buchanan's cab.
met. and the disloyal conspiI acies which ini-
tiated and marked the early stages Of war.
Toe "past history" of the Democratic party
has its exemplifcation in the story of the Wirz
trial. To il belongs all the infamy Of Belle ISL
and, Libby Prison, Columbia, Andcrsonville,
and Millen.
The "past history" Of the Democratic party Is
the history Of st. Adams raids. lake piracies,
hotel burning conspiraeies, dastardly guerrilla
murders. and outrages Of every grade OF infa.
my upon the nation and upon humanity.
The "past history" Of the Democratic party
is u record of opposition to the Government,
treachery to the Union, sympathy with rebel
lion, and schemes to sell the Republic to trait.
ors.
"The "past history"Hsof the Democratic par
~ emhodies narrative Of the master crime Of
modern ages-the- assassination Of President
Lincoln-and shows us how the bloody conspir.
ators were educated and trained for their hor-
rid work.-.Albahy Erening Journal.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-20
Negro Troops---What Gen. Grant says.

The Springfield Republican, sort Of Buns.
by among New England country newspapers,
undertakes to settle the value of negro troops
as follows:
"The truth about the matter is, that on sew
eral occasions the negro troops fought we'll.
Taken together, they were not equal to the
same number of white troops, and no reasonable
man ever supposed they could be-"
Would the Republican perhaps consider Gen.
Grant REASONABLE man." his opinion being
quite different on this point! Gen. Grant said
Of the negro troops: "For guard duty and
picket duty, on the march and in an assault, I
consider the negro troops surpassed by no SOL
diers in the icorid, and sQualied by rery ftw."
"But," queried listener, "does not that in
cude all you can say Of soldier!" "Nearly,
but not quite ALL" responded the Lieutenant
General "what remains is, the ability to en-
dure the steady pounding Of q protracted cam
paign." eyes" said another questioner, "but
IL the negroes are good for everything else,
why not for that?" "Idon't say they are not"
rejoined Gen. Grant; al only say they have
not been tried.'
The parties to that conversation were Gen.
Grant, Edwin NJ. Stanton, and Henry Ward
Beecher. and We had it from the lips of the lat
ter. We don't think the negro troops are In
need Of certificate, even from Gen. Grant. but
we print the foregoing for the benefit Of such
papers rs like to be sure of respectable in
dorsement before they make up their opinions.
- ". y. Tribune.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-20

GENUINE LoYALisrs.-rhe Nashville cor
respondent Of Western paper writes as fol.
lows:
The third class of Unionists are the no.
groes. OF them what shall say? ] cannot
now enter into the arguments made by them.
selves for suffrage, nor can | describe, as
would like to, the sort Of denunciation and
abuse heapcd on their heads.
During the past ten days, have visited
camps Of refuge, plantations where they work
on shares, and others leased by Northern
men. have been in q number Of schools,
and talked with their children; have talk
cd with several hundreds Of oil degrees Of in.
teligence, from the stable keeper who, q,
Huntsville. Ala, for three years paid his
master $50 for his time, then paid 81 900
for his own freedom; nfterward 1900 for
wife and three children; $4,000 for stable,
house and lot, and So, 900 for stock, who. in
addition to this $l4, $40 thus expended in
getting start, has made SAC, 900 and raised
family Of sixteen children-lrom this man
down I'd the old broken.down hack that six.
~ years OF bondage has made, and say that
| have not UT found cneso ignorant but that
he know what voting meant; not ono whose
instincts I would not trust perfectly to ena-
bic him u use his ballot Alright.