The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-24
FROM new YORK.

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I.a.r,.u Davis-Distiileries Seized
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New YORK, April 23.-The Herald's
.gV Washington special says: Rine Bagley,
Formerly Missionary to India and Japan,
a few DAYS since calledSpn jeff. Davis
and endeavored to induce him to apply
to President johnson for a pardon, be,
.OSlisSihg that with the names he coui9
"a ytobtain for pardon, it would 20 grantea
nv the President- Mr.. Davis declineo
i=i v,- to make the application, as it would be
a confession of his guilt, ana
would prejudice his case at the triai'
which he understood was al manu-
Mr., Bagley, however, went 10 tne W. ho
=. NJ dent to ascertain II paIuon Moa'N 49, -
~, fhs President granted no pardons with.
tpH ont an application from the cnlprit
rle The Revenue officers yesterday made
-r-r n very important seizure of distlllery,
p ~ and rectifying distillery in Williams.
% - bnrp. owned by William Meatz, and
Hoten & Deming.
-, =. Tho Tribune's Washington special
IN 20 saws: Secretary Seward, accompanied
1sai by his private Secretary, left tonight
for his home at Auburn. 90
II is rnmored that he intends to make
f speech on the political situation o.
$500 the country, during his stay in thai
..- 20, city. 90. -. ii.
A rain and hail storm in this vicini
.r.' ty. YESTERDAY afternoon, did considers
able damage in Williamsburg. One
building was demolished, while number
Of sheds, awnings. &C., were blown
q down. j =. -. = Is. >, -. =, ...rL
''a> The Heralds Panama correspondent
IA. says: The original canse OF Disagree
ment between the two branches OF the
-.7lS Columbian Government was the pas,
sage in March Of law enaeting that
-~,~, ~ the Government troops should not IN
terfere in, -auarrels between States
Mosuriera vetoed the bill Immediately
~ and declared the communication be
o., 8 tween Congress and himself to have
'~'''a ceased, and gave notice that he would
.,,f,,p put in force the article giving him pow
er of conforming,
The day after the issne of this deere,
So it MAS suspended, and an agreement or
- ranged by which the President was au
.ale thorized to reorganize the Panama rail
road company, and the Bishops were al
lowed to return to their charges imme
tfiately, and the number of troops Is te
g y O remain the same as at present. An
,t.r-' English firm is reported to have offered
to pay the national debt, amounting to
$35000,0O and advance 81, 100000 to
the nation, besides paying an annual
ed" rental of 100000 for a ninety-nine veal
81" lease of the Panama railroad.
Captain Reid, of New York has Joined
and taken command of the Peruvian
privateer Ruyo, formerly the American
steamer r. X. Cuyler.
- O. The President of Panama had callet
out 1900 militia to resist the threatened
inyasions of that State by Level DE-
-r Gada.
The Herald's special, dated Paris, 22d
a.ys. 1t 10 IoPuItcu vu 'oiy good du
thority here that the Emperor NapOle'
on, in his preparations for war, is en-
s,3s gagged in an endeayor to purchase arm:
in the United States. The chances are
apparently in favor of a war on the Lux
emburg question. The neutral great
powers have, it said, proposed com
.. promise of the difficulty, but Prussia
disapproyes of it. ....