The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-30
.,,sAN VS.. NEGRO LABOR.
r,,,sase Of the Regular Army.
tsneral Grant in Richmond
y. Views on Mexican Affairs

Tailor OF the Old Sapitot Frison
Co,erumeui supplies in the South
p.oort of the Comptroller of :he
Currency
yrv YORK Nov ga special to the
- from Washington, dated the 2Sth,
is .-. All statements to the effect that
president had expressed dissatiSfac-
~, With ColfaX' X'sspeech, are pronounced
!L-.ls President to be without fOunda-
"g~ The Feralds dispatch says that the
,..st;oD Of the seizure Of French tObac-
u Richmond, is now undergoing ill.,
RE World, despatch says that some
:--norrant information regarding Mexi
",5 ~, affairs has Just been received by the
7vsmmsnr,
Tl4 internal revenue report was COM
,.ted Yesterday Itis to be put Ill type
Tbe,o appsqrs reasons now for assert
,rs tblf 4 civil trial for jeff. Davis is
close at hand.
The Times special says that the late
;sii5r 2t the Old Capitol Prison, Captain
WGs, /, on trial before military com
mission upon a charge of violating the
0r,.mmss by furnishing Henry Wirz
ao5 Genera. Briscoe, who were imprisOn-
edatt.y same time. with playing cards,
refreshments, &c.
Bv order Of the President, an army re-
tir!lg board has been organized, con
;irlg Of Major Generals Hancock,
Meade and Hooker, Colonel Simpson,
medical director of the middle depart
mys.. with brevet Major Ewing. OF the
?tL infantry, ,as recorder. It will assemble
periodically at Philadelphia, and examine
and 7tpUr: upon all applications for O.
tirement from the regular service.
Td. abandonment of depots of govern
msnt supplies in the southern States
corseuueut upon the gradual withdraw
al Of troops has caused Gen. Howard to
iH1e a circular authorizing the assistant
,ommissaries of States to make requlsl-
sitions upon the depots still remaining
for such rstions as will be required foi
thirty DAYS IN their respective depart,
rnents 10Y the benefit of the refugees au"
freedmen.
The Freedmeus Bureau has informa-
,ion that collection Cf persons IN Mo
bile is trying TO underbid negro labor by
agreeing to furnish German emigrant5
lust of the ship AT wages lower than
negro could .ubsiso upon The scheme
meets the appreciation of large numbers
Of planters, since it enables them to ln-
dict a crushing blow upCu their former
chattles for whom they cherish no par
ticular affection Resr.c p,e white and
clored laborers 8rOuri tJbile protest
against this and ask - Bureau to in
terfere
The Herald's Washington dispatches
contsin the following: The report OF the
Comptroller of Currency was yesterday
sent to the printer. In treating the
question Of national banks and currency,
be refers otaxeS and revenue which has
bearing on the subject, and IN this
way prescntan array of valuable facts 10
our law makers which, if sustained by
proper legislation, will 80 a great way
towards solving the present difficult
financial problems it is understood
that he viii urge the removal Of the Blu
rsau 10 New York.
Appointment question before the next
Congress will he the increase of the reg
r.sr army General Grant is understood
to favor the mastering ont of all vOlun-
,eers and such addition to all arms of
the service as would make the nominal
strength OF the regulars about seventy
i've thousand Too little attention has
heretofore been paid 10 cavalry in times
r'resee. and some new measures for re-
Cg..inr and drilling this arm of the ser-
r. may also be recommended