The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-26
WHEELING REGISTER
rUrRspAY MORNING, JAN 20 ''O''
r.,..r,,bic summary.

Gold, at the regnlar '""'"'
closed at = 05i. ,.,;crous
W., 80 oo,,tinne. to he conspicuous
o,,r trlcsraphic dispatches ou'
tbe I,f.4t autcIligcne'"n the N"".',, .,,naa, 'a1
10 Give an, more assurance ,, ol Spo roods
,,.,,u than what has been in''ue
.,r several days past. Biait Is
w.. h,,, exhibited letters from Jeh'
-; c>pressing a willingness TO ap-
,nr commissioners and a desire 'oi "
.;n,tion Of the conflict. In hls sec
Il n.,c. mission. Blair is not allowed
80 beyond the propositions contained
4 -. TO whom it may concern docu-
,rh;cl i is announced, still en-
II l;o. IN. views of the Government OH
,.,rnc-ion The New York Times
4 .b;ncton special says that popular
,t;,oent has ovewated the desire Tor
.,,.. IN the South and that the destruc-
/, ;,, of the rebel armies must precede
arQuility.
The Richmond Sentinel believes that
r,rivol Of enthusiasm and patriotism
|ryonld be an inspiration Invaluable TO
'tho Confederate cause.
The Richmond H'hig recites long list
cr the horrors of war, and offers them as
m illustration of Yankee humanity.
Tho Mobile Register says the people de-
,,ipe to bet. at forty to one, on the Snc-
cess of the Confederacy,
The Charleston Co"ri"r intimates that
,,rr,r;lla warfare is about TO become the
sole reliance of the South.
Richmoad papers say the condition OF
Hood army was improved on their al
riyal in wealthy districts.
A formidable expedition is reported to
have gone up Eas, PascaSoula river to
take position in the rearot Mobile
The Canadian authorities have deter
mined to remove all causes of diSsatis-
action on the part Of the United States,
and 1t speedy anrogati"n OF the passport
system is anticipated.
The remains oi General Bell and 445
wounded soldiers arrived at New York
from Fort Fisher yesterday. The body OF
6encral Bell will be conveyed to New
1Iampshire.
Theodore Tilton has information that
ltbo Illinois Senate hasrepealed tho black
DAVIS.
i The pIirateer Savannah has recently
des.rovcd several American merchant
n~a along the coast Of Brazil.
4 cou1agration in Baifalo yesterday
consumed the American Hotel and many
p;hrr buildings, and the latest accounts
J. hratc further destruction. \ violent
krorm intcrfrrcd with the working of the
l.c apparatus. aud scN oIal members of q
bose company were killed A loss OF
si0p,ypU is reported
District ot Southwest Missouri, has ban
h,d Gorty-eight families and one hun
ied other men and women from his dis
tlct, tor extending assistance to guer-
b Has
By an arrival from Havana we nave
lrodates from Mexico and the announce
\ icnt of the burning Of the steamer Hai-
be-, Lane by one ot her crew a block
adc runner was recently captured at Key
Wcst. The Col Lamb, an iron steamer,
lefr Havana ON the DIST, it il supposed
for piratical purposes.
A New York silk merchant Yesterday
himself from second story
window and was instantly killed.
On tho morning OF the 25th rebel
! uadron made It's appearance near City
Point, and battle cnsued with one of
/ nr Federal batteries, in which one of the
J yhgl vessels was blown up aud two 9TH
D., SO badly disabled that they turned
| hl,,r course toward Richmond, followed
,, the rest of the fleet.
Mayor Gunther has been summoned to
,r testimony before an investigating
/ uluittce of the New York Senate. Va
} .n> departments are to undergo vcnti-
..ou.
Congressional inquiry into Buffers
lluct has been completed
The New Jersey House of Representa-
r, finds difficulty in organizing.
uNLuU>pRED Photograph Albums to
|rrcn next week at the Metropolitan
|oij Book Store--a gift accompanies
a,h one sold varying III value from fifty
,,me TO one hundred dollars. The sale
h in cwrimuc foI four weeks only
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