The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-16
FROM NEW YORK.
Postal Orders-The Body Of Minister
wright-Mexican Afairs-Annirs
In .hington-CenEressrne hn'-
plscafed.

Postal Orders-The BODY OF .Hin'S'o'
Naturalization Afairs-Adnirs
In Wa.hingfon-Cengr hm-
PIscatcd.
NEW YORK, August 15.-Orders are
;ssued from the Postoffice Department
nearly every day for the re-opening OF
the Postofices in the Southern States,
and in some instances new offices nave
been rs-establishcd to meet the lncreas-
ing denand for postal service IN that
section. The Postmaster General mas
appointed John III. Kinkead, Postmaster
az Sitka, Russian America.
The Herald has the following:
BERLIN, July 3l.-The remains OF
Governor Wright leave here to-day and
will be conveyed to New York by the
steamer Harmonic, from Hamburg. Mrs.
Wright and children will accompany
the body.
Mexican advices. via Havana, state
that Jnarez had ordered Santa Anna TO
be tried according to the law of Janu-
arv. ,62. by which Macmillan was tried
and under which the Identification OF
the nrisopes is sufficient evidence for
conviction.
MARQUEE was taken prisoner at hacln-
thia Pardenzs, and was on his way 10
the Capitol.
Among the list of condemned officers
ia Salm Salm, whose wife is still i'll the
country trying hard TO save his life. 1t
is again reported that she IS niece Oh
President johnson. Otterburg had re-
ceiyed his credentials as Minister Plen-
ipotentiary. H.,,,on
and the Presidential election will take
place in December.
Santa Annals son, in n protest to Sec
rotary Seward against the seizure OF ms
father at Sissal, intimates that the
Washington government must have
been in completely with the Liberals
who arrested him. ,
The Heralds New Orleans special
saws: In a few days General Sheridan
will issue an order calling for an cleo.
ton for or against a Convention, III ac-
cordance with the terms of the law.
The Worlds Washington special says:
II is learned from an authoritive source
that there is no IruIh whatever IN the
reiterated sta ement that the President
contemplates removing all the district
commanders. The reasons for remoY-
ing General Sheridan 10 not apply 10
the other commanders. General stead
man arrived here to-day from New Or
leans. His naIac continues to he men,
toned i'm connection with the Secretary
in the War Department. hut the Presi-
dent has made no tender OF 1t to any
one, and il is quite probable that General
Grant will continue to act until I'll"
meeting of Congress. The President
Contemplatcs making Il sea voyage as
soon as public duties will permit and
will include Newport in bis trip. The
Washington Iutelligcncer of yesterday
contains long card from j. IL. Brad
lev, detailing the occurrence between
himself and Judge Fisher, and leaving
the settlement of the affair in the hands
of his legal friends.
The Times prints series OF docn-
ments going to show the completely OF
Ben. Wood, A. J. Rogers, VIM. Radtord,
VIM. T.. Niblack, e. A. Eldridge and r.
C.LeBlond with ConOver in an effort OF
the latter TO obtain pardon from the
President; also the affidavits of Nathan
Anser and James +. Mates"n, detailing
an interview with Roger A. Pryor,
Dick Taylor. Ben. Wood and Conover
relative TO manufacturing evidence
against Judge Holt. Other affidavits "f
John Martin aud Francis McFali, also
relative to IL similar interview. The
plan appears to have been tie release,
of jeff. Davis on bail or parole and
the affilavits are certified to before
Notary Public III New York city, nm
der dates of March 9th and May 10Th.
A Knoxville dispatch t. the Times
state that an encounter occurred be-
tween Congressma Maynard aud Col
onel Williams, yesterday. Int ""r"
parted by friends.