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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-18
Arrest of Alleged Pirates"--Advices
from lEayIi.

New YORK, Jan I1-FOur aIIcged rtDcI
pirates and inccndiaries have been al
rested 10y officers under Gen, Dix and
Superintendent Kennedy. They were
under the leadership OF rebel Captain
Bell, and were captured on the northern
border They viii be tried by court mar
tial ut Font Lafayette.
Adviccs from Hayti announce that
President Jeilrard has proclaimed that
the revolution is vamqulShed and order
restored The death sentence passed on
the traitors has been committed.
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From Nashville.

LOUISVILLE, Jan l7.-Rebel deserters
who came into our lines al Knoxville,
state that Vaughan with 700 men, ali he
had left, was at Bristol on the l4th.
Breckinridge. with his command, had
Cone 10 the Valley Of Virginia
Report was that the rebels had COM
menced repairing the damage done TO the
Salt Works by Stoueman during his
late raid into southern Virginia. The
most perfect quiet now reignsthroughout
East Tennessee.
Brig. Gen. Ammcn has resigned, and
Brig Gen Tillsou is now III command at
Knoxville
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Bcfore .Richmond-Mntiny Of " DiVi-
sion Of Rebel Troops.

New YORK, January 1.-THE Herald $
correspondent in front of Richmond says
Maior-Gcueral Gibbous. lately command
inc the ID Division, 2d Corps, has sue
cccded Maor-General Ord i'll the com,
mnnd of the 2Ist Corps. General Ord
being placed III command OF the Army
of the James,
The rebels have recently erected form
ldable works i'll front OF the 25th Corps
II is said a division Of Virginia troops
recently ordered South mutinied and
positivelv refused TO leave their own
State. and that they carried their point.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Belmont al a Restaurant.
TI1HE EuINENT GICIAN.

i BELMONT who 10 DOW performing At
Washington Hall In this city, entered ons of
our fashionable restaurants With some frisBds
on Monday and called for . dish of Oyster.-
When the waiter PLACED the disb on the table
and uncovered IL, the oysters we're gone and In
their place a big cat jumped out Of the plate
ran along the table and around the room Aboth
~ "a BROUGHT Belmont at down bat bafGs
commencing his meal called for soms psppsr -
The waiter bsadsd him the psppeT. boz which
instead Of pepper, yielded quite . number of
peas Finally Belmont gave the waiter two one
dollar grsenbacks % pay bis blIl bat In ths very
moment Of receiviDgtbsm they turned into tss
egg. The frightened man not knowing VIA,
a. do under these circumstance looked Ia
quiTingly st Belmont who told him. smIllnkIy.
70 open the eggs be did 40 and 90 his great
surprise, found thu two dollar peenbaeks
inside Of them IL may b. easily imagined tha,
al psrAOps present greatly enjoyed tho fun and
unanimously aekROEledged tho superior Dorsg.
Of the unsurpassed magician
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WHEELING REGISTER
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN IT, iS'''
Latest News on Fourth Page
r.,.crnphic SUMMARY


We have. this morning, oaIen % oDu
.oa;otorv and confused stories aooa'
49, The rumor that peace eomn'is-
pea. Pea had been sent by the rebels Is
sl0n0i' aod 70 be false Blair brought
P'orG1 aslia1 communication on the suplec'
tron, ~ richmond Some Of the No" tois
n.nqrs think peacswill soon oe Sec"l.u
.o,ns think il as far off as ever; the
naale, must draw his own conclusions
Major General Gibbons has sueceeaeu
- ord il command Of the 2lst
army corps. . =. r.hs,
Z. j. rsnoytei that division OF rsosi
,,oons from Virginia recently refused ~
leave the State when ordered oouth
Admiral Porter, writing under dats "a
ths ,Atl reports the plan OF the o'n'-
hardnent Of Fort Fisher and tho p''-
gre.- made at that time 49,
Fort Fisher was captured by assault Oh
,be afternoon and evening OF tho i'tn
NV the land forces under General lerry'
lid lv th. marines aud seamen from
por1er's fleet. II is said that about E'ooo
prisoners and - guns we're captureo
The loss on both sides Is said t" 10 cav y
Two hiteen-inch guns Oh ooaiu Inc
Monitors were buIstod during the recoh'
homlardment OF Fort Fisher.
Admiral Porter speaks in the highest
term, of Gouoldl Terry as u soldier anu
General The cooperation vi the army
dnavv WAS all that could DO desired
General Grant ordered salute u one
hundred guns to be fired IN honor oi the
..ant,r. of Fort Fisher, and similar Sd
,ute WA, Iired i'll Washington CITY yes
, erdar
Gen,,,l Butler Is before the Congres-
sional Committee, tostifying why he dld
not take Fort Fisher.
TN. various detenses OF Wilmington
a,e mounted with two hundred ana elgh'
guns all OF which will, probably, fall INTO
our hands.
Gold, at the regular board, closed yes
terday at 2l54a2l5s.
Rebel deserters report that Breckln-
ridge, with his command, has gone into
the valley of Virginia All is quiet in
East Tennessee.
Senator Foote is still held al Freder-
icksburg awaiting orders.
Companies of soldiers have been sent
10 the Maine frontier to be prepared Tor
emergencies
General T / Meagher has gone with
his division OF troops to join General
Sherman.
Indian depredations still continue In
Colorado territory
A railroad train to Fairfax was fired
into 10y gucrrillas recently.
A public meeting to show respect to
the memory of Edward Everett Is to bs
held i'll Boston today.
-Four alleged rebel pirates and lncendl-
aries have been arrested on the northern
border They will be- tried by court
martial at Fort Lafayette.
A steam boiler explosion took place Ill
Burlington, VI, yesterday, killing seven
persons and wounding three others.
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niliisr, Vigilance on the Frontier OF
Mniue.

BELFAST Me Jan. l6.-Two companies
of the State Guard arrived here yester-
day, and to-day Proceeded to the bat
teries. In view OF our recent Canadian
difficulties il is understood that the coast
and frontier of Maine are to te prepared
for emergencies, and companies have
been sent to Castine and Machias.
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The Philadelphia Ledger tells of a
man in that city who separated from his
wife, packed up his things, started to
leave town, got drunk, and was taken
up by the police and returned to his
home. On getting sober he took second
thought (the sober seeond) and conclu-
dsd to stand by the old flag to the last.
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BURLINGTON, Vt, l6-The boilers Of
the Pioneer machine shop of this place
exploded this morning, killing seven and
badly wonnding three. The loss is es-
timated al S250,000. No Insurance.
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IMMIGRATION


As authorized by an act Of the last
Legislature, on the 4th of March ap-
pointed J. II. Diss Debar, Esq, of the
county of Doddridge, Commissioner. Of
Immigration for this State, who, as re-
uuired by the act, has made report OF
his official transactions since his appoint
ment, which is herewith transmitted. -
I invite your special attention to this il
teresting document, which manitests
great intelligence and zeal that must
result in the accomplishment of great
good to the State
In our State may be found all the els-
ments of wealth. Nature has here been
lavish ofher1ichsst gifts and all that isrs-
quired is the fostering hand Of the Leg
islature 10 secure population and the
capital to develop these resources and
make US one of the richest and most
prosperous States in the Union there
fore commend the suggestions Of this re-
port, and the whole subject of immigTe-
ton to your favorable consideration.
For some reason, not known TO me, the
last Legislature ommitted TO make the
appropriation necessary TO carry out the,
otherwise, manifest purpose OF the fact
and the commissioner has been left to
the contributions Of those who Eel an
interest in the subject and to his own re-
sources for money to pay the cost Of cor
respondence, printing and other unaVoid'
able expenses Of his Office. II seems to
me that you should, not only reimburse
the commissioner any money that he may
have thus paid out but liberal appro-
priation should be made in order that he
may be able the more efficientlytO carry
out the purposes of the act under which
he was appointed, and secure TO the
State the great benefits that must nee
essarily result therefrom-
PARDoSs.
I herewith communicate Q statement
of ssthe particulars1 of the several cases
| =, xvbiof% %nordous hsva hoep 1rapt&d tr
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suring them that would furnish them
with arms and ammunition for the pur-
pose.
One feature of this condition of things
is that many of the disloyal in our midst
who have remained at home feed and
harbor these marauders and murderers,
knowing their purposes, while the latter
are preparing TO do their devilish work,
and conceal the fact of their presence
from their loyal nelghbors, who are
only made aware of such presence by the
loss OF their property OF murder III
their midst. The course of these disloyal
persons is reprehensible beyond degree;
and trust you will enact law impos-
ing the severest penalties on them, but
with provisions 80 guarded as to protect
the innocent. Ihays no hope that any
law can be prepared that will secure the
punishment of the principal marauders
and murderers There is no law for them
but the law of force, to be administered
wherever aud Whenever they may be
found.
As is known to the members of the
Legislature, directly after the passage
of the act of July 2, 1868, "for procuring
arms" &c, organized military com.
panies in many OF the border counties,
and have kept them in service ever since;
and think I am warranted in saying
that not only have these companies ex'
tended very great protection to the sec
tions where they are organized against
marauders and murderers, but they have
enabled the loyal people of many of the
counties to remain and pursue their OF
dinary yocatiops, who otherwise would
have been compelled to abandon thsil
| homes and property, and, in pennies
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PARD0Ss.

I herewith communicate statement
of ssthe particularsp of the several cases
in. whieh pardons have been grantsd In
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09
CAIRO TRANSPORTATION COM
PANY.

On the LIST day of August the books of the
above named company were opened for sub
scriptions at the First National Bank in this
city. The opportunity offered to subscribe
was embraced by many of our most substantial
citizens,-the necessary boats have been pur-
chased and paid for, and the Company may
be said to be now in full operation. Its Presi-
dent is John w. Trover, and its Board of Di
rectors, William P. Halliday, John w. Trover,
A. B. Stafford, d. T. Linegar and Daniel Hurd
AS can be readily conceived, the Company is
comprised of our best and most substantial citi-
Zens. ......
The names of the boats of the line are the
favorite Jonas Poavelt, and the kenwood and
Erchange The P0uelE is now running, the
Exchange will be ready to take her place next
week and the Kens0ood the week following.
Each of these boats will make weekly trips
TO Eastport and back, thus making Il weekly
packet line.
Arrangements have been cousunnatcd with
the Atlantic and Mississippi Memphis and
st. Louis" and Cincinnati and Memphis y
Packet Companies, by which all goods can be
consigned through to Memphis, New Orleans,
Cincinnati, New York, or any of the Eastern
cities.
All the stockholders being Cairo men, and
the enterprise purely and exclusively a local
one, Caroites should feel pride in iberally
sustaining it, and giving it preference over
all competing lines. We feel assured that they
will do so. There are none Of our commercial
men who have not already, through the iona
P1,oeU alone, realized handsomely from the
trade received from the Tennessee country
Every trip made by that steamer from East
port here has brought large orders upon oul
dealers which have been filled so promptly ane
our tariff of rates being correspondingly lower
than those of any other market, that Cairo
stands so to speak, head and shoulders over
auv citv in the West, in the estimation OF the
people of the section of country who arc no
being brought into such close connection Will
us. Now that three steamers instead OF one
are introduced in the line, we feel fully confl-
dent will, in great measure, and to a con-
siderable extent, monnpolze the trade OF the
Tennessee River country. Success TO the
River transportation Company.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09
WASHINGTON.

The Wirz Trial-The Brutality of the
Accused fully prOven-His savage de-
moniac spirit portrayed-Wirz but
the tool of men in higher positions
jeff. Davis responsible-The Trial of
the Rebel Chief, sc.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09

" AN Il E D, ATTENTION =
w SOMETHING NEW will send by
mall post paid, beautiful Military Album with twe en-
Agents wanted Immediately. ~
Price per dozen to Agents. $3 81 Is per half ozen
Send all orders to q T. RRIGGS. =
sept9daw1m 144 Dearborn St Chicapo III.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09
ST. LOUIS.

Preparations to Write-The s'Times' y
Opening of the "Southern Hotel''-
Politics in St. Louis and Missouri
Amusements-The Prescribed Oath
Arrival of the Great Sensation-Dis-
cOvery-Etceteras.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 9.-Lt Col. Chandler
who made an inspection of Andersonville pris-
on, testified as to the indifference of General
Winder, as to the comfort and health OF the
prisoners. Winder said to him it would be
better to let one-half the prisoners die, 50 that
they could take care of the rest. Winder was
afterwards promoted.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-J. p Barthelow's
agricultural warehouse, implement manufac-
tory, &C., near Seventh street and the canal
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss SIS, 900.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a story which has
appeared in some of the New York papers,
concerning the late DR.. Kane is pronounced
by his family and friends in this city to be a
canard
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09

N AESSAGES UNCALLED FOR.-James Ostran-
der, Gen. D. f. Coon, Mrs. Rowlac, A. F
Brunotto.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09

DAILY CoMMERCIAL.-This is the title of a
new paper just established at New Albany
lud). 1t is edited with marked ability, and
should receive, as it doubtless will, the liberal
support of the citizens of the enterprising city
whose organ it is.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09
is HEREBY GIVEN

L that default having been made on the pay
ment of portion of the amount secured to he paid by
certain mortgage, executed by James Broderick and
Wnney Broderck his wife, to Isl,am N. Haync, dated
December 1h 1860 recorded in the office of the Clerk
OF the Court of Common Pleas and Elk Ocio Register of
Deeds for the city OF Cairo. Illinois, Book page
80, &c, the amount now being due and payable being
sl25. principal and interest thereon at of
per ir cent per annum from December 17th 1862 less
whom said mortgage was made, by virtue of the terms
and provisions OF the same will Thursday the 18th
Gay OF october next, A. d. 1865 at 10 o'clock NJ of
that day. under and by virtue of the DO wer
tanned In said mortage, sell at public auction the high
bidder Tor cost at the front House.
in said city of Cairo, in the county of Alexander and
State of Illinois, the premises in mortgage described
to-wlt: Lot number thirty (31 in Block number thi
" loo) IN tne city OF Cairo, Illinois, with the appurten
ances to satisfy hpurposes and conditions of said
gage. ISIIAMN HAYNIE
oePt y, iooo-W4W Mortgagee.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-09
r OST. ABOUT ONE WEEK

IL ago, a leather wallet containing a one dol.
lar greenback postal currency and enveiop.
addressed " Thos Brown, Cobb, Blasdell h Co.
The envelope contained several photographs Any
leaving the photographs at the First National Bank wit
be suitably rewarded. sug3-dM
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-06
y

Des ErGiioruten Der Sereinisten etaater
an Die beiNen SGuier pes GOn9re1es
betm 8eginn Der er1ten StsnnS pes
SO. EOnoreheS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-06

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-06
From Europe.

The steamship Scotia, from Qneen-lo"n, on the
evening Of tho eth Of August, has arrived
The Directors Of the Telegraph Construction and
Maintenance Company are confident Of behe able 70
lay successfully submarine eatle nom Ireland to
Newfoundland, and OF recovering tho eud Of the
present cable that they have offered TO contract
with the Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
any 10 make aud lsy during the Summer Of l'j6 an
entirely new cabls and complete the Old one, 20 TO
have next year two efcient TELEGRAPH lines tetSe"n
Europe and America. All who on bosld the
Great Eastern have unAbated confidence Ia complete
success next year
The New York correspondent Of the London TINE'
having recently In Of his lotteu described the
irritation felt by Americans toward, England mo
TIMES deyoes an editorial to the subject, rcp1dia'e'
the idea Of there being a leeitimate cause for var
between the two countries asserts that the Ameri-
have been giving vel as taking, AMI seri-
ousy asks them to give a dispassionAte con'ilerA-
tion to what England has really done during the
last four years.
The cattle dise.e continued . serious matter o.
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News Items.
tBy Telegraph TO n. N.v York SUM-

tBy Telegraph TO n. SsV York SUM-
Tns Democratic State Convention opons at Al
bsny to-day.
hRssas RITTEsnoUsE, FoSLEs Co., of Wash
'nS'on' have consented 10 receive donations to aid
"lrI- the AnierBOayillo demon,
ThH Secretary Of the Treasury is now paying tho
Texas Indemnity bonds so called, which were 10
sued by the United States to the State Of Texas,
under Tho act OF Sept ., 1850.
"kS MILES, in oommsnd of FoHre" Monroe,
slegraphs that JEFF Davis has been and Is s'ill
suffering with srydpelas and esrbuncles on his
leg.
InH Government, has only between 30 aud 10
witnesses more to examine in the Wirf trial lis
no" supposed that the u.l Will termlusse about
the ls' OF October.
sirAMEaA Louis. Moore, VI CD and Ar'go' and
meet OF Sshooners, leiI Newborn, y C. q" week
'or 'ns North, heavily lAdsn Win eo1on' 'ob.oeo'
Laval stores aud other products Ia ehten-
H'e cotton fields, in sight Of sewtern' 'h' cotton
p'ek'r' have CONNER nosd gathering 'he crop
AptSIsVorEvx and thTs.Isaipg hrs occurred q
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Auctien salo Of naval Vessels at tho Navy
ard.

The 'ale at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yerterday
lacked the 'pirit and interest Of the former sales II
did not begin until some minutes past noon, and
eupird about one hour with the iollosing results;
The Augusta Dinsmore sold for Si90OO, TO smith A
Dunnlng The Fort hGrpan for s7GVEL 10 Ward 4
70, 10, Inc Home 70 lienner BIosn, for t95OoO, Tho
uonhurss ~ ", 4. LiEhthall, for s27 90. The
slLVI ior her. The Navy Department say hor en-
gihes alone are worth el200ov The Ole.ndei .old
lor tlO,4W 10 smith and Iuuning The Queen was
hot sold, although sl,UOO va. bid for her. The Day
htht could not H. sold at any price, the Department
Mhlng sJbUJ Tor her The Delta brought rs, TUl aud
w@ purchased ly G. A T.. j. fe eTs. The AInAIan-
thus Was noI sold ql3,Jtv WAS offered for her The
rama Vas bousht by j. u Boscher for $1,000 Ths
isrryboat Commodore Hull was bought by Bonner a
brorn Tor LbO. The shokokon vas bought by
captain Tent for $1,000 The schooner (iooTge
MANY ham was not ,old, she being full Of ordnance
.iores. The brig liohie sn purchased by ID. Trundy
a. Sp,SV ihe total .lnount realized was t26OLO0.
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General Intelligence.
tBy Mac to n, S,s York Sun.I


THs notorious Bell. Boyd is sbu,, to trv hsy for
tune on LonT on stage
Ac.rvo T., ..
I've neg,o. i'' i''' l-l'' ~. - ,ne hsns'nE .,
rno., liz. ~ IN ,nN o"V e'uy'oins passed on
"3'
Is ono 'fthe New Englsnd pin factories, 1876, 100
Q. tnesc useful little things are msds paper cd and
packer every hour.
AZ TIRE approaching session of The Alabsma Leg.
nN are, project of pcuscniug the Surviving
ns med soldiers Of that stats who entered into the
u hicierate army will be submitted.
A Ypuro Girl who bsd ,,n 49, ,..u, Lu... L.
Atoon. p. M ,otn c,,rm. I..y,u.i - ~ mo., ~
going 90 miles an hour. ,he o.h.~ a.. sia
capture, and strapr, to ..y -. ,,n,ri,,.J
A
.,r 80 G'S =, PrPu ssFs 'ns' non, fWnn Andor-
r,,.J. ,.i - :, q. .huo.er, o' 'sctsoh- MISS, nave
~ "u'' VI 'sT services ~ counsel Tor Jen.
InH nswos, thing out IL "plumpers- for hollow
chsesed damsela Ths plunper 10 made Of Dor.
col.in, pear shaped in form. ha, on one side and
bulgng out on tho o<her They nt on The inside Of
We cheeks giving q round, plump splssrancs;
hence their name.
AiSi p.r.op. l,., ,h.,, E,.. 49,, M,
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ANOTHER RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.
Explosion OF q Locomotive Boiler.

Harrisburg, Pa. SEPT S.-The Erie express train,
on tho Psnnylvania Railrosd, vheu near Duncan
non, met with 9 dreadful accident. The boiler Of
tho locomotive drawing the train buu' ed with
f ful explosion instantly killing the engineer, Geo
Dousher,y, fearfully manglins the fireman, and dro
killing Stranger who was ridirg on the locomotive
The baggage master vas also slightly wounded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-06
From Mexico.
succe.. Of the Frcneh-Junrez Mt EI Pn,o.

santa F,, AVG 26th, ria Dsnr,r C,ty, Sspt. 5th
The French have occupied Chhushua. Jusrez and
and hir Cabinet have lied TO ~ PAso, vlsch at pre-
sent Ia the headquarters Of the Mexican Government
The indications are that Juar.I will soon bo driven
from this last foothold Mexican soil, and viii
become fugitive within the borders Of the United
Statee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-06
leported Success of the French
HE wIRZ TRIAL.
Tenth Days Proceedinas

A.>lhmo.on, Srpt G-Tho wirr trial .N resumed
m saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-06

tel.rram Of the 18th July fiom Shanghai. ,sy,
"rhe Nisenbsi rebels encatnpti In tho n.shbor.
hood OF fetin. lt ia Iumored they hLye taken tho
city and the report Is generally believed. Burre-
Voine still In custody, The American Minister has
again demanded his release with the ntimation that
refusal will be considered eI'w b,ih. The Tae
pins rebellion appears to be extinguished"