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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-15
Mrs. Perrine's Case-The HOmeward
Bound Armies.

WASHINGTON. May 13.-Mrs Perrine,
charged with aiding the rebel cavalry
in plundering the train between Balti-
more and Philadelphia during the rebel
invasion last summer, set up plea
through her counsel, Mr. COrwin, that a
military commission has no right to try
nor render decision in her case. Now
that peace is proclaimed, such cases as
the one before the court are to be tried
bv judicial courts of the United States -
The court after hearing the plea adjourn
ed till Monday, when the trial will be
commenced.
The Army of the Potomac has ali
reached the defences south of the Poto-
mac Gen. Meade's headquarters are at
Fort Albany, on the road from the Long
Bridge to Burly's Cross Roads, The I'd
CORPS, Major Gen. Humphries, and 5th
CORPS, Major Gen Griffin, will encamp in
the vicinity of the railroad leading from
Falls Church to Leesburg
Although the permanent camping
grounds have not been fixed up, Major
Gen. Sherman's headquarters are estab-
lished at Alexandria, and his army is to-
day marching from Fredericksburg to
that place, where it will probably go in
to camp outside the Notifications,
wherever it may be most convenient.
Gen. Sheridan's cavalry corps will be
here Tuesday or Wednesday. All these
troops will encamp within the limits OF
this Department, along with the Army
ofthe Potomac.
General Sherman's army and cavalry
corps will retain its present organiza
ton, and transact its military business
through the regular Official channels as
before
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u.frieudly Relations between sher
man and HalleCk.

New YORK, May l3.-The Herald's
Richmond correspondence, dated the
18th, says that although it was expected
that there gonld be grand review OF
Sherman's army in its passage through
Richmond, none took place, ewing to the
bad feeling between Generals Sherman
and Halleck, generated, ltis understood
by the proceedings OF the latter In coun-
his subordinates during the truce with
Joe John ston.
A special to the Tribune, froA Wash
ington the I'd, says: Gen. Sherman refus'
ed to see Gen. Halleck when he called to
see him, though the latter called to apol-
ogize for the language he had used IN
his dispatches to Mr.. Stanton, General
Sherman has heretofore been about the
oldest friend and defender Halleck had
among the officers of the army,
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The Surrender OF Dick Taylor.

New YORK, May l4.-The Herald's cor
respondent gives the particulars of the
surrender of Dick Taylor, which took
place at Citronville, Ala, on the 4th,
thirty-three miles North of Mobile
Taylor made strenuous efforts t" get the
most favorable terms, but Candy was ln-
flexible and granted only those terms
rendered Lee. Taylor commanded all
the troops III Alabama, Mississippi and
East Louisiana, and this completes t''
surrender of all troops East of the Mis-
sissippi river.
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A RoMANCK.-Miss Mnloch, the author
of John Halifax, Gentlmen," was mar.
ried at Bath on the 2stht Blt, TO Mr.
Craig, of Glasgow. The story runs that
this gentleman, who 10 much younger
than the authoress, was year or two age
the victim of railway accident BY
which he lost q leg When taken TO o
hotel he was insensible, and the people
finding about him the address Of Miss
MULCH, sent for that lady. who reeog.
nizing youth whom she bad known as a
boy, nursed him tenderly. The deaone
meat may be imagined.
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THOMAS says to the people of Ala
bama, obey the laws of that State at
they were before the rebellion. GRANT
says to the paroled prisoners OF Lees
army obey the laws in force in the State:
where they reside. SHERMAN said tC
Johnsons $ army to deposit their arms in
in the State arsenals, and to submit to
the State authorities who were them
selves to recognize the supremacy of the
Union and the Constitution. These three
gallant Generals seem to be of the much
vilifidd class Of persons called States
Rights Democrats. No more distinct
line of demarkation between the admin.
istration and the Democratic party was
ever made than has been drawn by these
distinguished Generals, whose efforts
have suppressed the rebellion. The peo,
pie who read can see and know this.
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Disturbance Between the White and
Black Population i'm Lynchburg.

NEW YORK, May IA special I" INC
Tribune says: Most Of Crooks cavalry
have gone to Lynchburg, where it is said
disturbances have occurred between the
white and black people. There are va
rious rumors concerning the origin OF the
troubles, some saying the whites are the
aggressors and others that the blacks
commenced hostilities with arms picked
nn by them on the late battle fields
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ANOTHER BIG REwRAD FoR DAVIS
From Macon General Wilson telegraphed
that previous to getting the official dis
offering a reward OF a hundred thousand
dollars for JEFF Davis. he had put price
of one hundred thousand dollars in gold
on him, to be taken from the gold carried
by these fugitives This makes nearly a
quarter of q million in greenbacks upou
him.
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The Warrington Chronicle on the Con
spiracy Trial.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-The Chronicle
this morning, speaking of the court en-
gagged in the trial of the assassination
conspirators, says The only step which
has been taken which is not in accord
ance with ordinary trials is that thus far
the court has sat with closed doors
How long it may be necessary to main
tain this precautiOn cannot now be de-
cided. As it was adopted to ascertain
the truth, and the truth alone, it Will
not be abandoned il the complaints OF
the New York press are swollen into a
torrent of denunCiatiOn Yesterday the
evidence was of so much Importance as
to convinceingly establish the propriety
of this very alternative. The lives OF
some of the witnesses depend upon this
regulation, and we feel free to say that
none were more conscious of its necessi-
ty than the witnesses themselves, most
of whom are honorable, intelligent and
patriotic citizens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-15
The Rebe, Traus-Mississippi Army.

ST. LOUIS, May l3.-General Dodge re.
ceived official information Of The surren'
der on the 18th of Gen jeff Thompson
commanding the district OF North Arkan'
sas, under Kirby Smith. 1t is now nm
derstood Col Sprague, of Gen. Pope'>
staff,went up Red river to Shreveport on
the 9Th where he would have conference
with Kirby Smith on the subject of the
surrender of the rebel trans-Mississlppi
army.
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" WIEETJNG W " MONDAY MORNING MAY Is, 1865.

was over, that the men had better not
provoke the President or he might hurt
some of them" Regain behaves himself
with dignity and resignation. The par
ty evidently were making for the coast.
ffSignedl J. ii. WILSON.
Brevet Major General.
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meath of Prominent Citizens

BUFFALO, May Ia. - Rufus wheeier,
ON old resident of this city. and many
rsars connected with the Buffalo Fress'
died this evening. con.
John c. Bowles, for many years con.
rscted With the New York, Albany, 6uI'
fsio and western Union Telegraph Com
uanise, in this city, died this evening
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Foreign News.

New YORK, Nav I4.-The steame:
Saxonia has arrived from Sonthamptoi
Sd
In the House of Lords Earl Russell
moved an humble address to the Queen
expressing the horror and indignation ol
the House ut President Lincoln'S assassl
nation. and praying hat the sentiments
be communicated lu the American Gov
ernmemt Itis said the Queen had writ
ten a private letter to Mrs. Lincoln. eX'
pressing her deep sympathy for her ire
parable loss.
Mr.. Adams presided at Il great meeting
of Americans in London expressive ol
sorrow aud indignation.
The shipment Of the Atlantic cable Is
conducted with the greatest dispatch. :
1t is expected to be finished ami the
Great Eastern ready to leave SheerneSs
in June
Public meetings were held III London
and all the chief cities OF Great Britain
expressing unanimous adherence at The
fonl crime against President Lincoln AMI
Secretary Seward
Slidell declined an invitation 1" at
tend one of the funeral services perform
ell in Paris on President Lincoln's death,
stating that no one could feel greater
horror at the late crime than h, and the
want of his presence at the ceremony
would lead to erroneous interpreted ions.
FRANCE.-Napoleon left Paris on the
29th alt. for Algeria. He was received
enthusiastically at Lyons and Marsellles.
France, Belgium, Russia, Austria and
Switzerland all extend official express
sious of sympathy with the American
people on account of the assassination OF
President Lincoln.
The steamship City Of Boston: from
Queenstown 4th has arrived. The tol
lowing is the latest via Queenstown:
LIVERPOOL, May ADMINISTRATIONS
of sympathy of public bodies throughout
England are still most numerous The
Spanish Senate and lower house OF the
Austrian Reichstrath unanimously voted
regret and sympathy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-15
RebelIieus Sentiment IN Nsr'a Cars'i

New YORK, May 13.-The Tribune's
Raleigh correspondent says the people OF
North Carolina are as rebellious as ever,
indeed ars more naughty, reacting, nn-
subduea, and if possible more devlnsh
than they ever were One would tnin5
thew were the subjugated and conquered
people and not the rebels. de cauaons
the North not to take one half OF WHAT
thew hear Of the fast returning spirit Of
loyalty O. genuine. s
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FROM GEORGIA.
War Department Bulletins
jeff. Davis and Staff TAX en-
Capture Of Jef. Davis and Family,
and other Conspicuous Rebels, IN
Georgia-The lth Michigan Cavalry
the CnptOrs.


press DispatchLl So
OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, May l3-(Midnight) J
Major General Dir:
The following dispatches, Just received
from General Wilson, announces the sur
prise and capture of Jefferson Davis and
his staff, by Colonel Pritchard and the
Michigan cavalry, on the morning of the
Ga.
tsignedl EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Sec'y Of War.
MACON, Ga,
May ~, 1861 A. NJ. !
Lieutenant General Grant aud Hon. Secreta-
of WU:
have the honor to report that at day
light of the 10th inst, Colonel Pritchard's
command, the 4th Michigan cavalry,
captured JEFF. Davis and family. with
Regain, Post Master General, Colonel Har-
risOn, Private Secretary, Colonel John
son. A. D. c., Colonel Lubbick, Lieuten-
ant Hathaway, and others. Colonel
Pritchard surprised their camp ut Irwin
vile, in Irwin county, Ga, seventy five
miles south east of this place. They will
be here tomorrow night and will be for
warded under a strong guard without
delay. will send further particulars
at once
CSigned1 j. II. WILSON,
Breyet Major General
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-15
MEDICAL
Philosophy Of Marriage,

HHR PB0RBIRTOBe ~ Ill
i NEW YORK Museum % Anstooy ssye
(for the beueif Of suffering humanity and sup
preston Of qnseksFy) four ef thstr mast inter.
csting and instructive Lectures On MARRIAGE
and ifs Disqualification, Nervous and Ihysicai
Debility, Premature decline Il 4aaeee4 Io1l'
gestion' Ws.knsss. -. er % ysppssaos, p nRcsy sy
cal Eyfl, and thess mAlSdies which rssuls hyD
youthfa1 foliies, exeesses Of maturity, or f1os
rance of Phyiology and lsvu of Nature
These inyaluzbS lectures haze bes1 tenea1e
Of enlishtsning and saving thcnsands, and WI
addressing Ssc4xIAHY, New York NlsslA q
Anatomy and Hsdicisa ue Drosdw.y, u ].
janf3&1y. T ~
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MEXICAN Immigration-secre'ary sew
ard-The Pacific Raiiroa"-p
.rn.ious tor the Reception oi 'hc
s,.newall-Kirby smith-shesman
:. ue,urn with his T rooPs'

IN Return Win nis ASO~P
NEW YORK, May IA special to the
Maw York Times, from Washington Eth
says. - The Mexican immigration ensl-
nass here attracts little or no attention
T President johnson aud several mem-
bsrs of the Cabinet visited Secretary
Seward today. The Secretary hopes 10
he at his office next week. -,
The GoyernDepL to-day paid 10 tie
Central Pacific railroad company one ana
. half million dollars, being the hrst IN
stailment due on the completion OF the
Srst section of thirty miles; Another
s.etion will soon be completed.
The Navy Department has made az
rsnoements to give the Stone"an a
warm reception, if she attempts opera,
t;"ns on onr coast. 1t is believed, how
sTar s,u that her commander will abandon
his enterprise, HOW that the rebel scneme
has collapsed. so,,, Washing
TON 10th, saws: Grant said to-day he was M
~ daily expectation of hearing OF tne
aamnrrsnder - Of Kirby Smith. He has been
Ssic;aiiy notified that Smith was nego.
fiatipg gith our forces with a vie" u
.nrrender. So tJ,'t.a, = -,
Gem Sherman tslegraphs that ne VIII
ramain with his troops sud march WILL
tbem to Alexandria.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-15
FROM MEXICO.
The Juarists Encouraged.
Late Republican Successes
The Adherents Of Junrez Encouraged
by the Federal successes-The hn-
Deriaiists Frightened Capture "i
Monterey by the Liberals Conhrmed
-Rumored Republican Occup"'io"
Of MatamOras-Return Of senator
Gwyn from France
IPress Dispatch.

New YORK, May l3.-The Heralds
CITY of Mexico correspondent furnishes
some important intelligence.
The news of the national triumphs III
this country has afforded vast encourage
ment TO the adhercnts of President Jna-
ra1 and his cause, which, a short time
ago was thought to be almost hopeless,
is now rapidly recovering ground "A
number of victories over the lmpeiialisis
had cheered them, and new spirit ap-
pears to be infused into the Republican
armies. The report ot the cart IRE ny
them of Monterey Is confirmed, ana ti!ere
we're rumors that they had also taken
Natamoras. These events restore nearly
tho whole of Northern Mexico to the au-
tbor;ty of ,Juarez Several other Repnlr
Tcan successes had been achieved.
The Imperalists were as much alarm
ad "a the Liberals were encouraged by
the suppression of our rebellion, owing
TO fears regarding the enforcement OF the
Monroe doctrine, and had put stop to
.:be expedition to the Northern Mexican
e. o.. tes, and to project for fortifying the
oIa. .h srn frontier; and 1000 Imperial
tnnons nol ,n l. I'd been dispatched from the cap
ital for Ma tamoras' c,;,,obn,
surronnded rreS by oil his officers of govern
ment and a large army loyal TO MS cause, ,s'a
Macmillan was OH q tour Ihrougn Tue
conntry in the direction OF vera Crnz'
'of ST s Senator Gwyn hadreturned 10
,ax;co from France with important IN
strnctions, it was reported, reiatlVe 70
1.onis Napoleon's schemes IN sonora anu
SaltillO
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Umportaut Decision.

DETROIT, May l3.-The Supreme Court
of this State today rendered a decision
affirming the power of Congress to pas:
law making treasury notes legal ten
der
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Reporters 4 Admitted TO the Conspiracy y
Trial.

WAsHIHGToN, May l3-Tbe cOnrt fol
the trial of the assassination conspira
tors admitted reporters for the press this
morning.
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HIRING REBELs-An exchange paper
saws: The farmers in Eastern Pennsyl
vania are hiring laborers among the
rebel paroled prisoners and deserters at
the low rates of from s. to sl6 per month
Government furnishes these men free
transportation If this be true. the
laborers striking for wages in the Goa
region should take warning. and con
sumers of coal, breadstuffs, aud provis
ions take heart, for lower prices are ap
preceding. Carrying companies are an
ticipating large business, invited b!
reduced rates. -
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EXTRA Pay 1t has been decided by
the War Department that officers of vol
unteers below the rank of Brigadier Gen
sral, who have been, or may be honorably
discharged, under the provisions Of
General Orders No. - and ~. of May ist
and June 9th. 1865, and who have con
tinued in the military service until tho
close of the war, are entitled to thres
months extra pay proper, authorized by
section 4, Of the act Of March 3d, 1863
The benefits of the same act will extend
to volunteer officers below the rank OF
Brigadier General who may hereaf,1! be
honorably discharged with thei, regi
ments o. otherwise, in consequence of tho
Government no longer requiring their
services
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THE ATLANTIC CABIE.-lt Is now sta
trd that the work of laying tue Atlantic
Cable will he commenced next July -
The wire M far as made, is said To bo
perfect, and hut little fear. for the success
OF the enterprise is now entertained
Electricians have bsen constantly em-
ployeL on board the Great Eastern, who
have subjected every foot of the cable TO
the most rigid tests; and il is believed
that the most tritiing defect can have o.
capped their scrutiny. A current OF elec
tricity has been kept constantly passing
through the coils and tho tests thus ap
piled enable the operators already TO
calculate with something like certainty
that at least twelve words per minute
can be passed across the broad Atlantic
from London tO New york. The enter
prise is a gigantic one, aud Il successful
will be productive of most important Ia
suits.
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PAY or CAPTURED OFFICERS The
Second Comptroller of the Treasury has
decided that any officer captured by the
enemy is entitled during his captivity 70
the same pay and allowances to which
he would be entitled if in actual service
This does not apply toeytra pay and al
lowances incidental To appointments as a
staff officer. ar ~ the extra allowance of
ten dollars per month Ia commanding
officers OF companies Cor responsibility
for the arms, &c, of the company, as tue
inference is that some other officer incurs
the responsibility referred TO upon tho
capture of said commanding officer, and
the captured officer is entitled only TO
the pay and allowances attached TO his
lineal rank
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They and their friends have certainly
been rs much put on their guard by the
Presidents proclamation as they are to
be by anything else that can occur.
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