The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-17
FROM WASHINGTON.
Appropriations by Congress
FURTHER MEXICAN NEWS.
The South Carolina Delegation

be known, included, appropriations for
War and Navy Departments, of which
not more than one-dalf will be used, thus
reducing the total appropriations about
three hundred millions of dollars, and,
consequently, the actual definite appro-
| priations will not amount to more than
| five hundred and twenty-five millions OF
| dollars. To this sum should be added
| the indefinite appropriations, which were
omitted in our first statement. These
indefinite appropriations are for pay
| ment of horses and other property lost
or DESTROYED in the military service, five
hundred thousand dollars; for repayment
TO importers the excess of deposits for
unascertained duties, two million two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars for
payment of debentures or drawbacks,
bounties, &C., one million; for expenses
for collecting the revenue from customs,
two million two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars; for expenses OF collecting
internal revenue under the new law,
eight million dollars for allowance or
drawback on articles on which internal
duties or taxes have been paid, four hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars for mis-
cellaneous purposes, such as storage, cart
age, &C., for Marine Hospital fund, three
hundred and eleven thousand dellars in
terest on the public debt, one hundred
and thirty eight millions of dollars. To
tai appropriations, specific and indefinite,
1914 4,76l 900.
The Times Havana correspondent
says: The Manhattan, which arrived
Yesterday, has brought the important
news of general insurrection i'll the de-
partment of Oajaco, Mexico. The Re
publican Gen Figuerora, by his success
in Tehuaean, obtained greater supplies
of money and arms than was supposed,
and he was able to pay and equip large
force. He is said to have collected
100000 and 1900 muskets. For
more than a month it has been found i'm
possible to send the mail to Oagaco by
the most direct and usual road which
passes through the district called the
Canada Glen, over this part of the depart
ment and Sierra. The Republican chief
next extended his control until, for the
extent of 40 leagues, the Imperial gov
ernment was ignored The work OF ell
listing goes on, and to lend their and sew
eral officers have left Oagoca
Mr.. Huger, one Of the South Carolina
delegation to present the memorial for
the pardon of jeff. Davis, being too i'll
to visit the Executive Mansion yester-
day, the proposed interview to hear the
Presidents reply to theimemorial did not
take place. An informal call was made
by the other delegates, and in a brief
conversation the President intimated
that Gov M'Grath could be released from
custody. Not a word was said as to
jeff. Davis. The delegates leave here
for South Carolina tomorrow evening,
after their interview is concluded with
the President
The fribune's Washington special says:
The 194th, 2l4th and 195th Ohio, and the
2nd and 23d regiments of colored troops,
are to be mustered out.
New YORK, Oct 16.-The Posts spe
cial says large number of pardons were
granted this morning, but to no one of
prominence. The rebel Generals Peck
and Imboden are applicants.
Stephens and Regan are expected to-
night. The latter will have an interview
with the President tomorrow.
Regiments of colored troops are garri-
soning such forts as are not dismantled
on the north side of Washington.
The English capitalists are examining
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to-day;
tomorrow they will visit objects of in
terest in this city.
The Express special, from Philadel-
phia, says there are about 500 delegates
present at the National Convention OF
Fenians, which is setting with closed
doors. Additional delegates are con-
stantly arriving: John O'Mahoneye head
centre, is presiding. Rumors OF most
exciting order are afoat. One is that
plan for a provisional government or
Irish directory will be urged with au-
thority to issue bonds, &c. Important
private advices are said to have been re-
ceived in cipher by the steamer at Far
ther Point.
New YORK, Oct. 16.-Intelligence has
been received from the city of Mexico,
by way of Vera Cruz and Havana, to the
5th inst.
1t. Maury, recently naturalized as a
Mexican citizen. has, by decree dated
Sept. 18th, been appointed as honorary
counsellor.
The district Of Oajacca is in full insur-
rection against the Imperial forces. The
Imperial journals acknowledge that the
successes of the Juarists there are really
important.
There are also troubles in Sinaloa,
from whence many of the French resi-
dents have been expelled tf0
The Emperor has decreed the estab-
lishment Of an Imperial school of public
service designed to educate officers for
the various branches of army service.
Considerable excitement has been
raised in the city ofMexico by a murder
and speedy punishment of the crimi-
nails. Three men!assassinated a young
citizen named Julian Carstelle The
public indignation was greatly aroused
by the circumstances of the case, and the
Emperor ordered that the murders should
be tried and punished by a military tri-
bunal. Within 48 hours this was done,
and the three mnrderers were pabGcly
executed.
Ocean Race.
SANDY HOOK, Oct. l6-l2:30 P. M.-The