The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-17

MONDAY MoRS1Ne. JULY 9. lsss.


Gold closed in New York, ,on Saturday
atsl.42a
There are some apprehensions Of trou
BILE between the troops in Texas and the
Imperialists
Cortinas is reported 10 have captured
fwo steamers in the Rio Grande recently
An interview between the American and
Imperial commanders was the result
b Galveston correspondent says Cen
eral Shelby, and three thousand follow
ers. including Governors Moore and
Allen. Of Louisiana, were on the way TO
Texas. taking with them the arms they
failed to surrender according to the terms
agreed on. The people OF IeXa- are
very bitter against the more distinguish
ID iqhts of rebellion who have gone to
Mexico.
II is believed that from 100000 10 ioo''
900 bales of the old crop of cotton Is SIM
m Texas The new crop will not exceed
5UO00bales
Middle and Western Texas is afflicted
with iayhawkera aud robbers.
Difficulty in obtaining the exact date
oftbe secession of Florida has delayed
the Presidents proclamation in relation
to the appointment of Judge Marvin.
Returns show that 6,65l acres have
been taken for actual settlement under
the homestead law in Minnesota.
Many Southerners who resided abroad
during the war are applying to United
States Ministers and Consuls for permis-
nom to take the oath of allegiance
h>t of recent appointments by the
President is included in the dispatches
tbs morning
Thr hnperial Government III Mexico
.,,n,ouncrs that it never entered into any
,.cro,iations with Dr. Gwynn.
E. 10Y. Brown has issued an address
10 the people Of Georgia, advising obedl-
ence to the laws and support OF john
sons Administration. and recommending
to those " ho are not disposed to give up
r.bplI;ous ideas a removal from the coun-
trN
Mr. Crane artist for HUper's Weekty,
died suddenly on Saturday
The President has remitted the uneXe-
Gated portion OF Captain Edward Will
ncr's sentence.
There was "a negro celebration of the
the 18th of july i'll Augusta.
Great mortality is reported among ne
groes about Macon.
The white and black elements in
Chaleston do not agree very we'll under
the new order of things, and lawlessness
and street robbery are reported as the
consequences
The National Business College Conven-
ton Will assemble in Cleveland in lS66.
Hon. Rcverdv Johnson has gone to
Rirhmnnd 20 act as counsel for the rebels
whose property has been contiscaIcd.
At Burusvillc, Nebraska, duri"g the
month ofJamary. 3,i5i acres ofland were
taken up for actual settlement under the
homestead law.
4 delegation has arrived from Florida
!n oppose Judge MaIvin's appointment
Weirhmau. the conspiracy witness,
publishes card characterizin% Brophy :
statements as u tissue of falSeh"ods.'
The negro labor system in Louisiana is
aid to be working well At Selma, Ala
hama. a public meeting was held on the
-uhicct.
A favorable treaty has been entered III
ia with the Indian tribes formerly allied
18th the rebel.
Occasional seizures OF goods smuggled
.uto the United States from the British
Provinces are reported
The legal limit Of National Bank circu
!ltiou will admit OF the creation OF hut
few more Institutions
Several steamers with returning sol
,licrs ON board have recently arrived at
Fortress Monroe
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