The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26
The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important from Washington.
The Presidential Pardons.
The Reconstruotionists in the South.
The Latest European News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Reconstructionists in the South.
The --latest European News
Applications for PartIOn-..The South
SarOlinn Observation-Disclosures to Put

Applications for PardOn..-The South
Carolina Observation-Disclosures to Put
IN an APpenrance-..DIlT Green,
NEW YORK, June 24.-The Rerulty,s
Washington special says: Among the
new applications to the President for
pardon are the following rebel officers ::
acknowledgements j. NJ. Barton. J. NJ.
Frazer, Il. B. Smith, w. d. Slidell, NJ,
D. Corse, q. w. Gordon, Eppa Houghn,
}. X. Jones, j. S. NIurmaduke, d. NJ,
Dubois, John r.. Tucker, Commander
of the rebel navy, and the following eli
villains have been added to the list of
applications since yesterday: j. g..
Hunter and Richard Howes, of Ken
lucky; Solomon Frank, a. Converse
Andrew Johns, Edward Mccormick
ana Blair Burwell, of Virginia; Eustis
Lurgent, of Louisiana; II. +. Thomson,
and David Black, of Arkansas; VIM. NJ.
voorhees,, II. q. Vain and q i. Farmer,
of Tennessee; Thomas w. Fleming and
+. y. Clark, of GeOrgia; J. w. NJ. Har-
ris, of Mississippi, and b. II. Pinckney
and ID. j. Chandler, of Maryland. No
prisoners Ofwar, above the rank of Cap
tain are being released mt present. The
numerous applications for pardon from
prisoners and civilians are filed away
tor future action, and none but cXccp-
tional cases Immediately granted.
The South Carolina delegation is to
have another interview with the prcSi-
dent tomorrow, when they will urge
the views of seceSh lOYRlistS of that
State i'll regard to reconstruction. They
are not likely to have much influence
in shaping the course of things in that
State, the rebel record being of so ultra
Il character as to destroy any claim to
confidence i'll regard either for their sim
cerity or honesty of purpose. After the
departure of the South Carolina deICr;l-
ton the coast Will he clear here for any
citizens OF Florida, who have bccn UNI
usually prominent in tho late rebellion,
10 put i'll an appearance, and tender TO
the President their advice i'll regard to
the conduct of affairs in the last of The
rcbelliOus States TO seek for restoration
under the Presidents plan of recon-
structiOn.
Duff Green has not vet been partoned.
His latest scheme is the organization of
capital at the North TO be applied To the
Improvement of the South.
tits understood that General Sherman
is to be the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Ohio.
General Meade left for Philadelphia
this morning, but is expected to return
by the middle of next week and break
up his present headquarters.
Colonel G.. w. Bradley, Quartermas-
ter of Transportation ut City Point, and
BreVet Major Wiley, Chief COmmfssary
of Subsistence of that depot, have both
closed their offices ut that point and
gone North on leave of absence. Colo
mol Bradley is appointed Chief Quarter
muster for the department of Pennsyl-
vania, and Major Wiley will probably
go to Richmond. These officers mani
aged the heaviest departments over es-
tnblished in the world i'll manner to
win the commentator of all.
John Minor Bolts has succeeded in
getting an order for the payment of SI0,-
900 for wood represented to have been
furnished, taken or destroyed since the
war began.