The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-20

Il klAA paNhH3t1EekAl eAHlln VkakNl y Nu.tA lStt
the newspaper two days old, Where
there are no railways, and where
your nearest friend lives a doBen5ar
twenty miles away Such places are
only meant for tourists and farmeFs.
NEWS Summary. .t.
Items Condensed from eur Dispatches
! - suih and EKehangoa. l9lt Fil.
4 September lRstthe Post ofics De
4 partment advertised fOr proposals "a
carry the mails on 500 routes In the
Southern States, hut only 800 bids were
4 put In, and Of these many were rejected
aslbeing too high d0f the q routes nd
4 Vertised in Florida, only Six Mouldgbe
accepted. The SOnthimust therefore 90
without postal facilities till she can Dc
her business ~ cheaply as the North
and West. = rl.t itls Mfet l4bpt = n
Several citizens Of Richmond, pro,
Tossing q great amount Of salthy 10y.
atty, \ met In a public saloon room 4
few nights ago and drank to Hthe hon.
Eored name Of Wirz.p II this straw In!
dictates the quarter from which. sthS
\ Southern winds are blow ding, the qnels
ll-ti0nd dRd feOonRtr trnetibn win never tbe
settled bythis goheratlon. lfsl z it54t
general Robert .. Lee Is reported u
ha3s applied to the War Dep6 6ttment q
Flow weeks since for permission TO keep
10 few pieces Of artillery now at 'Lexing-
ton, but belonging 70 the United States,
for The purpose Of inSttnehng the young
men Of the mill itary. school In artillery
practice. The response OF the depart-
inetit may be Inferred from an officer
i being detailed from Richmond O tew
days since to take possession OF the
ordinance and remove It. Il 4, o,.
Tho friends Of Hon. John Sherman
are sanguine of his reelection to the
United States Senate from Ohio. The
financial men Of the country at large
are also manifesting great interest in
his behalf, and doing lall in their power
to have him returned. BE Is looked up.
on by them us thGfather Of our national
bank king system, and they verynatural-
! " desire 10 pefpetuate bis power and
avail themselves of1hls influence and
experience. g. gf9-sii3 r'H!l
The Government Is kept fully advls-
cd on the subject Of the cholera abroad, !,
through Its ConsulS. The latest dis
patches show that the epidemic Is dis.
appearing from Palermo, where II has
been more violent than at any other
place on the Mediterranean. The
disease Is evidently now going inland
and spreading over the Peninsula. ~
has crossed the frontier Of Spain and
crossed into Portugal. Thechnlera has
completely ceased at ConHtanttnoplei
also at Galarz aud other parts OF the
United PrinCipalities Of Aioldayia and
,.Wallachia. w fR 5i 0Hf aIii
The published report that all the fe-
male employees Of the Treasury De-
partment were to be discharged, and
their places supplied by soldiers dis
P6led by the war, Is doubtless incorrect.
The rumor has created the greatest COM
motion among lady clerks Of the De-
partment, many Of whom from their
long experience and destitute condition
areeminently entitled. TO their respective
positions. 0 a al.f"7 rt'i
A Southern gentleman Of extended
information INSERTS that It has been a
concerted movement In all the States
South, toeIect only such men to Com
gress as II was known could not take
the oath. They desire TO present them
selves in solid phalanx in hopes to
oyerawe Congress by their unhnlmity.
seSrSi nv SicCufl6ch fs stiti' busy on
his report, which will be as able as 1t Is
important. The views set forth in the
Fort Wayne speech will be fully elabo-
rated.
The War Department has ordered that
In mustering ont the regiments recruit
ed from rebel prisoners, the enlisted
mon WHO enlisted while prisoners, and
who desire 10 20 South, will be furnish.
ed by the Quartermaster'S Department
with transportation In kind, by rail or
steamboat, to the nearest accessible
point to their homes, Those who do
not desire the foregoing indulgence will
receive no, transportation allowances
whatever, .F-5 fIr. .Uu.e
The new bridge about to be suspend
cd over the Ohio RIv6r at Cincinnati,
will be the longest structure Of the
kind in the world, being more than two
thousand feet Longer. than that over the
Niagara River, and five hundred and
forty feet longer than the Menla bridge,
Englund. It's total span VIII be one
thousand and ffty-seven feet.
The Augusta Chronicle, Of the sth
inst, says that the South Carolina
Railroad Is now open to Hopkins Sta
ton, some ten miles from Columbia,
and Il in order on the Augusta branch
sixteen miles this side Of Branchville.
Tho bridge over the Edisto will soon be
completed.
The Chicago Tribune reports that the
military post at Cairo is to be abandon
ed, that Camp Douglas, during tho win.
ter, Is 10 be occupied by II company Of
regulars, md that fort is to bo erected
at the end Of tho Chicago river us soon
us practicable.
Judge Underwood, of tho United
States Court at Norfolk, is said to have
condemned Governor WIso's personal
property for confiscatlon, His real es-
tAte was found 10 be so heavily incum-
bercd as not to DO worth the tormHlity.
Ex-robel BrigadiOr General MudwAll
Jackson was pardOncd last woek.
Admiral Godon, Of tho BRAZILIAN
Squadron, writing from Rio Janeiro, un-
der date OF Oct. 4, says: "The news Of
the surrender TO the Emperor Of seven
thousand ParnguRyans, tho last Of the
enemy's troops remaining on BraElilan y