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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-12
Iab.C. Rreekinridze i'm Cuba.

CiNcIsSATI. June i0.-A dispatch !"
the Gazette from Lexington says reliable
information has reached the friends ol
John G. Breckinridge that he has arrived
safe in Cuba They refuse to say how he
got there
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-12
Tur hast news We have bad from NortE

THE best news we have bad from Sortn
and South Carolina, for few days, 10
that the wheat crops in those States j.
likely TO be good Wheat harvest is at
hand in that part Of the country. aud "
the yield is fair the danger of famine win
have passed away .-sr -
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so,sruwen, sakery Bursed.

CAMP DESNIsox. Ohio. May l0.-The
Government bakery building was totally
destroyed by fire last night The fire. II
j. supposed, was accidental.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-12
safIius 81 steanserrs.

NEw,.YoRK, June, ,IOlnaT The steamers
Hetfesia, Teutonia and City of Baltimore
sailed for Europe to-day, taking one mil
lion seven thousand dollars in treasure.
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OaiiciaI Commanicaiion 10 the Navy
Department-FrOm sabine Pass

WAsHINGToN, June ll.-The Navy De
partment received the following infor-
nation of the capture Of the .defenses of
Sabine Pass. the entrance to Galveston,
Texas:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-12

STEIN Bros. don't crowd the Custom
house and Paymasters Office w'th run
uerS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-12
meath sf Mrs. aixsurney.

HIgrPoKD, june ll.-Mrs. Y. sig.
onrpev, the poetess, died in this city this
morning. aged rs years. f.s,g
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5THK DAILY REGISTER seek
l. BIXDERY turns out all kinds Of BIaaka
and Blank Books, for individualh Arust n9nn.
btndtng donA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-12

Gold closed ia New York, on Saturday
at 81 37s.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
Fine Arts.


There on exhibition as the Milton Gallery, No.
e4s broadway, nvs pictures just completed by Mr. n
Ross,er illustrating "Miltons Paradise Lost" They
works Of much merit both In conception and execution
In the peculiar manner Of Mr. Rossiters grouping and
coloring Apart from the figures which, In three Of the
pictures at ieast-nEve,n s'Noon,n and "Adamn-are
well drawn naturally posed and oolored with great nds
iy, the accessories Of the landscape painted with
great force brancy and truth to nature In her rich
tropical aspect The nst picture In the series represents
the mother Of mankind n Milton describes her
with nowess and gsIisnds and sweet smelling herbs
The artist presents her asloep with the half woven
garlands In her hand, when
She nesded-yirtus proof, NO thought innrm
Altered her check
In the second picture we have Adam and Eve seated
1t early SUNRISE contemplating the landscape glores Of
Paradise Tho third represents the pair in the ush OF
noon Eve coquetishly Holding back the apple which
Adam is seeking obtain The feeling Of this picture 10
beautiful. II is handled too, with more delcacy than
the former in which the lines Of the rocks and the limbs
Of Adam assmilate closely In the fourth picture
contrton follows the first SIM and s well represented by
the natural features Of the scenehe approaching gloom
of night and the rugged rocks and precpices around
and the distant glimpse Of the now lost Paradise. In
the picture Mr. Rosser expresses the ideal OF Adam
nerving himself for the labor and responsibility OF hts
life, as he gazes from an elevation, over tho world
He leans against rock with dog sleeping g. nus leet
the subdued OF the animal creation. The pose Of
this figure is grand but easy and the sky and back
ground Of the landscape exceedingly ne The senti-
Of the picture Is carried out with great success
Mr. Rosster having opened this interesting gallery TO
private view Monday evening, are enabled thus
briefly to pronounce an opinion upon his works. We
commend them to the attention Of the public.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
The Cavalry Fight at Aiken.
IT TURNS OUT THAT IT WAS WHEELER WHO WAS
DRIVEN.

IFrom the Richmond Wing, Fec. zUI
gentleman who left Aiken, O., on the morning o.
tho ION on the approach of the enemy, states tat
Wheeler met and repuIscd two charges Of he
snemy al haif-past eight O'Clock TIA, morns-,
sbout one and o half miles from AIKEN, In
Nr narly,s orchard. The charges were uily
made and Handsomely repiIsed an the meantime
heavy force banking our troops, both on dc ~.
Ar n aboM IL -'eiok Two prisnncrs ca,rurcd sra
thai their consisted Of ooO cavalry, 40Vo motsr
ed infantry and one battery Of artillery
The Augusta Cors tuf oaoita says:
1--WE are strongly of the IMPRESSION that the nrsc ~
that vicinity Ia taking Northwest ~ tc u S'hh'.
bia avo ding the swamps 10 the mort. aud nHih'"".'
n thinks the strength OF the column ilinitca
Mr. Jameson, the supcrntendcntof tac S'hc nu.'s
nj Columbia, tcegrapled the Treasury - ~ ~ = -
Saturday that I'm anticipation OF the ps-.amc ~.N"N
of the enemy on Columbia he had safety f.sea ~ ~
The government printing apparatus dies, ho'e pi'e
stock, 80, to place Of safeiy
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
r.-rt C.lcnd.r-This Day,

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1s45 1888 1857 1897 1892 1871 1879 1928 l4oI 1902
Mna sss loi 1a aai $50 ss2 es7 3s4 1887 sss s4o
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The New York herald., 1865-02-23

IrcruRs on vAccrArroS John \. uarr'su WI
deliver lecture on subject which Interests Us al ~ me
prcsen, tmcvix: "vaccination, with remarks on 'ae
,r,.nco NJ vaccjnation-a the College q physicrns
mi usaoc,s corner Fourth avenue ar 1Ennti hIu
street AZ eight O'Clock tomorrow evening" sea.s y
dents and all persons Interested an s.4 -~''''s e
vited To attnnd.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

MAJ srsAK6scS's CoScsSrs. nrst Of the new
series Of MAI ssrakoschs eonoer.s with Mile Helene do
Kaiow and Mr. wshl, will be given tomorrow friday
evening" al Nibo's Saloon, ascr their return from
highly successful tour 70 Philadelphia Baltimore and
washington, where they have been playing 70 crowded
houses for the past week. Mr. ssrakosch announces .
SVot;rse concert for Saturday
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

New JERSEY At A BARoArN.-It Is said that the
New Jersey Legislature Is holding back on the
great constitutional amendment in order to
bring Congress to terms on the Camden and
Amboy Railroad monopoly. It is probable,
therefore, that the ratification Of said amend
ment will be effected without New Jersey, and
,hen goodby, Camden and Amboy.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

M j. N PArrrsos's sorRm MvmcALs-The third OF
Mr. Pattsons soiyse will take place this evening At
stesway's Rooms, Fourteenth street The programme
ia most attractive Mr. Psttison viii bo assisted by Nile
Frda dc Gcbc contrato and sisnor Garbaid basso Of
Max Mare,zck's opera troupe.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

HrprorHkAnoS.- crowd st this house yesterday,
both at tho matinse and the evening performance,
was immense. "Mothsr Goossr ruiss the roost In tho
way of pantomimA
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

CoNcBnr or CAMILLA URso-Mlle. Cammna Urso
gives her second concert at Nbos Saloon this evening"
assisted by Nine vsran Miss Teresa Care0o, Messrs
Collicre, Fellini and Hoffman.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

"SrRuH IIl"-Ths Legislative Committee
Of Invesigs In their borings after our corpo
ration spcils and plunder. II beats the petro-
leum wells Of Pennsylvania, and King shoddy
must hide his diminished head. Go on, gentle
men Of the committee. When rogues fall out
their evidence becomes interesting.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

TEE DAT WE HAVE CELEBRArEp.-The 22d Of
February, 1855, will long be remembered, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, as great and
happy day for the Union. In 1862, over the
victories Of Fort Donelson In the West, and
Roanoke Island in the East, the day was marked
by unusual rejolcings throughout the loyal
States; but the general celebration Of 1862 was
. tame affair compared with that Of yesterday.
The fall Of Charleston, the "old fag"-the iden-
tical "pld flag" Of our Major Anderson Of 1851
again flying over Sumter, the onward march Of
Sherman, and al the signs rom every quarter Of
the speedy collapse Of Tie rebellion, were enough
to make the anniversary Of the birth Of Wash
ington day Of jubilee. Like the Fourth Of July,
II has received new baptism in some Of the
grandest events Of the war and in this view
we had yesterday not only Charleston and
Sumter and the "old flag" thereof to rejoice
over, but the capture Of Fort Anderson, in
North Carolina, as II in special remembrance Of
the hero Of Sumter. The day in this metropo-
liz, from "the mornings first CLEAN" upon the
countless Gags on The hQpsetOps aod the shiU-
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
A Suffering south Carolina Poet.
fExorsa Ii q ID hxaand W,.lc Enh %

Among those who have suffered sorely from shernsnp
invasion Of South Carolina Is William Gilmore SitnnS
ESQ., the well known novelist and poet In his hurf,ed
removal from home, near Midway, he vas compelled 70
eay. behind library OF choice books OF much value,
embracing upwards Of ten thousand volumes. hany
planters have been utterly ruined Fortunately for -
Simms he has the advantage Of carrying his wealth In
his brains ''whsre no thieves break through and
steal &c.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
CON OR xss.

been seventy Ave. and is said that for each Of
these twenty desert to the rear.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

ping to the evening fireworks, will mot soon be
forgotten. Has any one told the news to Mayor
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

Gunther?
The TREASURY DEPAKTNEKT-H b said that
Mr.. McCullocb somewhat noted az learned
fnanoier, is to be Secretary Of the Treasury
from and after the 1th of March, and that he
knows the secret Of our paper money deprecia-
ton, and will prove it, in bringing down the
price Of gold to very low figure. Kso, suo-
cess TO Mr.. McCulloch. He is the man we want.
The Exchange OF Prisoners or War.
NO MORE SUPPLIES TO BE SENT TO UNION sOLDsSRs
IN CAPTIVITY.
HEADQUARTERS, ARnr TIM JANIS, Feb %. 1895.
TO rHE Agent OF TIE ASSOCIATED Pxnss:-
Twill thank you 70 make the following announcement
through the prcss:-
In consideration Of . general exchange and speedy
delivery of all prisoners held in tho South is deemed
nexpedient forward after this date ethr funds
supplies TO any person In captivity Such parcels
or remittances may have accumulated the last
shipment may hereafter arrive, will be returned 70
the shippers JOHN 4 MULFORD.
Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant General Of Exchange
ARRIVAL or RELEASED PRISONERS FROM RICHMOND.
BALTIMORE, Fob. ~, 1855.
despatch from Annapolis says:-0ns hundred and
ATTY parosd officers and nine hundred and seventy i've
men have arrived hero from Richmond al in wrotched
condition Three hundred OF them have been carried 70
the hospitals
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

TEE BRAG0ADOCIo OF PoRTER.--Shortly after
the fall Of Fort Fisher Admiral Porter, in
despatch TO the Secretary Of the Navy, stated
that with his experience Of the bombardment of
that fort and of the endurance and capabilities
of such iron-clad vessels as the Monadnock, he
could lay any English port under contribution.
There were many here who scoffed at the idea,
and some papers, like the Evening Post called
II "Porter's braggadociow Now, in order to
show how correct the Admiral was in his
opinions, we subjoin remarkable letter from
an English journal -
THE CAPTURE OF PORT FISHER.
EDITOR THs LONDON POST.
Now that Fort Fisher has fallen spite Of the heroic
defence Of General Whiting, Colonel Lamb and the rest
you some information about It's armament
The fact most instructive TO us Is that the fort con:
taincd gun powerful enough to sink an clad
ship very late letter mentions the most effective
gun In the place eghtinch Ave ton cannon, red on
rng one hundred and thirty pound shells or the rest
about half were sevcn-nch built up rifles; half ten
Most Of tAee guns soers more powerful than any gun
mounted any Jor In England, or on any English ship
(except one which has few OF tho valuable nine inch
one hundred FOUNDERS ordered by the Duke of Somcrse
vet they failed to nure the federal fleet II follows that
hat feet could attack Prtsmouh Or Plymossh rih more
impunir than Fort Fshc 80 far as artillery fire Is con-
'''"'N' '' '"' T A. BLAKELY.
This letter, it will be perceived, is written by
Mr.. Blakely, the inventor Of the famous gun
that bears bic name. lie speaks like an expert,
and his opinions are, therefore, doubly valua-
BILE. He tells us how nearly right was the Ad-
miral in what he said. II is now, therefore, the
duty Of the radical journals which have been
/ 40 much opposed to Admiral Porter on account
Of his quarrel with General Butler, to make the
amsnde honorable, for Mr.. Blakely has shown
| h;vr IN ia rlUht ond thou 20 ha ,urnuc
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
THE SITUATION

New York, Tn usrstiay, February 90, 1865.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

ON SUpCny Last.
From the RicinOnd Dispatch, Feb 20
Official intelligence recei red at the War Once last
night that sherman VAS, yesterday morning. advnnc-
Ing towards, and WsnsJ point tho rAl-
road Leading Charlotte, and thirty miles north OF Co
lumbia.
[Charlotte is about hundred miles north Of Col
b Salisbury where Ii established the rebel peuiten.
tiary, ia forty miles north OF Charlotte. Across sbs
country due east Raleigh is hundred miles from
Salisbury.-ED HkRALp.i
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