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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-18

official reports and proceedings of Con-
gress by reporters chosen by each House
and for their publication at the Govern
merit printing office.
en- motion af Mr. Washburne, of In
dirua, the Secretary of the Treasury was
il ructed to report what amount was
by the United States to Texas pre-
vious to the Rebellion remains unpaid,
and whether Texas has accounted for
money and stores taken by her for the
Confederacy.
On motion of Mr.. Bidyell, the Com
mittee of Ways and Means were in
siructed to inquire into the expediency
of making the tariff on silk goods i'm
ported, specific, according to weight,
instead of the present ad valorenn duty.
Several bills from the committee on
the District of Columbia were passed.
Mr.. Cook introduced bill to enable
the United States to recover property
formerly belonging to the Confederate
States that had been lost or Struggled
away. Referred to the Judiciary COM
mittee.
The House then considered Stevens
Reconstruction bill.
Mr.. Baker spoke against the bill in its
present form, Directing to many points
in it, and expressing doubts as to the
c0nstitutionality of the Sd section; his
substantial objection, however, was to
the 9th section, in combating which he
denied that the people of the Southern
States were aliens, or could be made so
by any law of Congress. They had
never ceased to be citizens of the United
States; their government had never been
recognized by the United States OF any
other country. He objected to other
sections of the bill, and desired that it
be referred to the committee on Recon-
struction. He warned the House
against degrading or dishonoring any
State of the Union.
Mr.. Grinnell supported the bill. He
was not prepared to yield up all his
Judgment to the committee on Recon-
structiOn. The session was wearing
away and he wanted the matter dis
posed of. Congress would deserve the
reproach of the world if it did not see
that the friends Of the nation in rebel
States had full protection extended
over their lives and political and civil
rights. ne WOtllu HOI ituNuOato oASSo
ton or Punishment Of rebels. nor
would not see black men placed by
their side with equal rights.
Mr.. Hogan introduced bill to repeal
the section of railway bill of last SEES
sion authorizing low bridges. 49,,
On motion of Mr.. briggs the Secreta.
nv of War was asked for the results OF
the surveys for improvements in Onton-
agon harbOr, Lake Superior, and if none
had been made there, to order such to be
made.
Mr.. briggs introduced bill to amend
the acts for the disposal of certain coal
lands and town property, which was
referred.
Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio, said lie was
unavoidably absent the last three days
of last week. If present, he would
have voted for the bills admitting Ne
braska and Colorado, and in favor OF
Mr.. Boutwell's amendment. In reply to
the speech of Mr.. Stevens, he intinated
that he would try to close the debate on
his bill next week.
Adjourned.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, Jan. II.
Money closed easy. Gold considera-
bly, active at 135Ia137. Sterling quiet
but firmer at 109sal09t. Governments
steady; closing lprices, coupons of 81
l 0Sal 0si; do. '62 l 07ialOS; do. '65
05!a1 06i; 1905 Olsal O4i; l0-40s
99i.
Railroads in better demand and high
err. Central 0sfa1 90: Erie GAL; West
tern Union Telegraph 463a47; Illinois
Central 20al 20i; Pittsburg 9Oia9O5;
Toledo 254al 25t; Rock Island Ols
al Oh; North Western 43ta43;; do pre-
fcrred S0taSOs; Fort Wayne 99s; Michi-
gan Southern 70s; Alton and Terrc
Hautc 35I; Milwaukee and st. Paul 81.
Mining shares better; Gregory ran up to
IL 80; closing at IL GO; Corydon firm at
2 10: Gold hill %; Grinnell "a; Smith
and Parmalee 10 50.
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FROM NEW YORK.
spniu mud Brnzii-A Report Against
General sheridan.

New YORK, January 16.-The Her
AIDS Valparaiso correspondent says :
The rum0r of au alliance between
Spain and Brazil is not credited.
He thinks Cape Horn the destination of
the CHILEAN and Peruvian fleets, which
sailed from Valparaiso under Admiral
Tucker.
The Herald's special says: Report is
being industriously circulated III New
Orleans that General Sheridan has been
in the habit of endorsing letters of
marque issued by Juarez to prey upon
French commerce, and guaranteeing
. to the holders of them the right to lit
ont in New Orleans, and bring their
prizes into that port. The story has
been circulated by the friends of the
rebel Col. McIver, who was arrested by
Sheridan some time ago rs the leader OF
the Knights Of Arabia. The Congress
sional committee is said to have found
out the facts in their recent investiga-
ton of the riot.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register,l
The Reforn, League-The Hungarian
Diet-Maxi milian-Markefs.

The Reforn, League-The Hungarian
Diet-Max Observation-Disclosures.
LONDON. Noon.-The Reform League
is preparing for another monster dem
onstration on the 18th ofFebruary.
PEsrH, Jan. 1.-THE Hungarian
Diet evince disposition to break their
negotiations with Austria, if the latter
continues to oppose the wishes of Hun
gary.
VIENNA, Jan. 1.-THE Presse to-day
says a lare insurance has been effected at
Hamburg on Maximilian's personal eff
feets, to be shipped by steamer from
Mexico
LIVERPOOL, Noon.-Cotton opened
uuite active, with slight advance; sales
of 1000 bales of middling uplands,
quoted at l4f.
LONDON, Noon.-Consols unchanged;
SECS .oS; Erie 49,; Illinois Central s1l.
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RandalI's Financial Biii-Thc Tux
Bili-Greciey has nm Interview with
the President.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE Times
special SAYS: Yesterday the House Com
mittee OH Banking and Currency further
considered Randall's Bill, creating IA
sinking fund, and providing for the
gradual withdrawal of National Bank
circulation, but came to no conclusion.
The committee is perfecting this i'm
portant measure with q great deal OF
care, and it will give rise to very
marked contest if it ever reaches the
House.
The Ways and Means Committee are
steadily ut work Oh the tax bill, and
have obtained leave to sit during the
sessions of the House. 1t is not certain,
however, that they will agree upon any
material reduction of Internal taxation,
especially i'll view of the possibility OF
the success of high tariff. The income
tax will not be modified at all, and the
tax on whiskey will hardly be reduced
below one dollar, which it is hoped will
tend to increase instead of diminish the
revenue.
Greeley had an interview with the
President yesterday, of about an hour
in which he urged upon Mr.. johnson his
(Mr. Greeley's) peculiar political views
especially the amnesty and suffrag,
question.
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Advices from Havana.

New YORK, Jan. T.-Havana advices
of the 18th inst, state that the small
pox continues in Matanzas. Over 800
cases are under treatment and so deaths
had occurred in one day. About 4s per.
cent. of the cases terminate fatally.
Mexican advices to Dec. 3lst., state
that the intervention of the United
States in favor of Juaraz, has induced
many hitherto against the empire to
declare for it.
A large number of families follow in
the rear of the retiring French army,
fearing excess by the guerrillas OF
Juaraz.
Porferio Diaz, q Liberal, is reported
defeated in two engagements in the
State of Oojaca and been compelled to
evacuate the city of that name.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Jan. II.
Flour. demand moderate; market
steady; No. l spring 81 75al2 co.
Wheat quiet, and nothing doing. Corn
in moderate demand; 81 no for old, and
sc for new. Oats nominal, at 5Oa52c.
Barley quiet, at 81 GOAL %. Rye nomi-
nal, at 81 %. Provisions quiet. Mess
Pork $50 80 for heavy, and $40 80 for
light. Lard nominal, at 12.al3c. Dress
ed Hogs, demand moderate, at Ease.
Whisky firm, at 81 39a2 40, retail.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK. Jan. II.
The market is very dull, and prices
remain unchanged for domestics.
Cotton firm; other goods, prices sus-
tanned.
The ship Morlunz sails to-day for Ha-
vrc with 1900 packages of goods and
machinery, not less than 1000 tons, for
the Paris exposition. -
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat.
tie Dealers

Will have their interests specially sossulted 10
the preparation Of this column, and no business
man In West Virginia should hesitate 70 rnl
himself Of It's advantages.
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Philadelphia Markell

THII4hUELFIIIAi JdII' III
Snow storm almost suspended bust
ness. Breadstutfs dull. Flour dull and
advanced. Wheat quiet; Red No. 2
Spring 60; Winter 3 Is. Corn dull;
new yellow gal W. Oats unchanged.
Pork 21a21 80. Hams 12al2s. Lard
I24al3I. Whisky dull.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN

Will contain the latest and most reliable nariG
reports from Wheeling and all promir"n, East
ern and Western cities.
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The Impeachment Projcct-A Negro
Admitted TO Practice in the Supreme
Courf-Receipts for Customs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE impcach-
meut project makes no progress. The
Judiciary committee has not yet begun
the investigation. 1t is now rumored
that nothing will be done this winter,
rs an impeachment by the House Is I'M
possible, for want of time.
Breset Major General Rucker has
been assigned to duty rs Acting Quar-
termaster General; Brevet Brig. Gen. Z.
II. HAYS has been relieved rs Chief
Quartermaster of the lakes; Brevet
Brig. Gen. Horace Heide, Special In
spector of Colored Troops, has been or
dered to report to Brevet Maj. Gen.
Scott, Assistant Commissioner for South
Carolina, for duty; Second Lieutenant
Horarty, of the 45th L. s. Infantry, hav-
ing passed satisfactory examination
before the board at Chicago. will return
To Louisville.
This morning. on motion of repre-
sentative Garfield, John NJ. Langston,
of Oberlin, ONO, q colored man was
admitted to practice ut the bar OF the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Commodore Alden has been detached
from the Susquehanna, and Captain
Fairfax ordered to command her. Ali
present officers are also detached, and
most of those on the Rhode Island Or
dered to her.
United States Treasurer Spinner has
ordered that the disbursing clerk Of the
Postoffice Department, Colonel Ohm
stead, be relieved of the responsibility
of monies to his credit in the Merchants
National Bank of this city, at the time
of its failure.
The American Colonization Society
has 700 applications for spring cxpe-
dition TO Liberia.
During the past year slSa,ooo have
been deposited in the treasury by the
patent office after paying all expenses
of office. This makes the total amount
now to the credit of the patent office
nearly 100000. The receipts for Gus.
toms for the week ending January 18th
was from New York s3, 3O4 ,46o; Boston
$226,327; Philadelphia Sl05, 4sS; Balti-
more SlO9,967. This shows considerable
increase over the receipts for some time
past, owing probably to the new tariff
disposition being TO pay all duties be-
fore changes made, particularly where
duties are to he increased by provisions
of new bill.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, January II.
Money market easy ut 6a7 per cent.
for call loans.
Sterling exchange quiet at 9ia9i in
gold for first class banker'sbills.
American gold without decided change,
opening at 35t, advancing to 81, de-
Ginning to 36t, and cloSin,; at 3Gs.
Government stocks, dull and shade
easier.
Freights to Liverpool firm, with en-
gagcments of 81 900 bushels corn at sgd
per sail, and Cd per steamer.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January II

Flour nominal; light sales of Spring
extras at 10 40alO 10. Wheat firm and
1a1Jc higher; sales at , 13a2 80 for No.
|. and 39al 10 for No. ,. Corn quiet
and 1c better; sales ut 79t for No. l.
Oats quiet but steady and &c better; sales
Mt 40ja41c for No. 2. Provisions firm.
Mess Pork, l. 75al9 90. Dressed hogs,
active for shipping and packing, and III
also higher; sales at 6 90a7 62. Live
hogs firm; sales at 5 90aG 40.
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Pennsylva.i. Lesis,ai.re.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 17.-In the House
9 resolution was introduced expressing
indignation at, the nomination of Mr..
Cowan as Minister to Austria, charging
President johnson with contempt and
direct insult upon-the people of Penn
sylvania, and calling upon Republican
Senators and Representatives. to oppose
his confirmation, '-s
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Quarrel i'm the philadelphia Council
Chamber.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lin the Com
mon Council tonight n personal alter
cation took place between Messrs. Mil
Ter and May, members, which ended i'll
a rough and tumble fight. The scene
closed by the presiding officer clearing
the Chamber and leaving the gas turned
off. At one time the prospect was that
the whole Chamber would become en-
gagged
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The House went into committee of
the whole on the Legislative appropria-
ton bill.
Mr.. Stevens offered an amendment as
an additional section, extending to the
Court of Claims the provision OF section
third, of an act of July, 1864, which de-
clares that in the Courts of the United
States there shall be no exclusion of any
witness on account of color nor in civil
actions because he is q party interested
in the issues tried. He said the Court
of Claims had recently held 1t was no
court Of the United States, and there
fore the law did not affect it.
The amendment, after short dis
cussion, was agreed to. The bill was
then reported to the House, and after
some debate was rejected by 81 to 81.
An amendment that no further appro-
priation shall be made for supplying
complete sets of the Congressional
Globe and appendix to members Of any
succeeding Congress, provided that the
United States will terminate at the
close of the present Congress the pur-
chase of one complete set of the above
for each Senator, Representative and
Delegate, was adopted by 81 against Sc.
The paragraph appropriating SAC, 600
for facilitating telegraphic communica-
ton between the Atlantic and Pacific
was struck ont.
Tine paragraph appropriating $40, 900
for collecting statistics and information
in regard to the mineral resources of the
Northwestern States was struck out, "a
against "a.
The amendment making appropria-
tions for an increased compensation to
clerks and employees Of the House was
adopted. The bill then passed.
The committee on Printing was in
strueted to consider the expediency of
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~. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, January IL.
Cotton dull, at 2Sc. Wheat firm and
unchanged. Corn easier, ut 7Sas3c.
Oats higher, at G3aG5c. Lard quiet and
unchanged. Hogs firm, at S. 3Oa6 50.
Whisky firm, ut 81 Is. Sugar advanc-
cd 1a2c; common to choice Louisiana
selling at 12a14c.
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WIN II I1
TRAINsWILLR bun
L by the following schedule on and after the
= -(r.n,,nr, lszf1. ---- |.
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TeIexrnnhic Rroiecf.

CHARLESTON, San. IA letter from
Superintendent Hess, at Jacksonville,
Fla, states that he is about common
cling the construction of Geographic
cable to connect Florida and Cuba.
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New Jersey senator.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 1.-THE Repub-
lican Legislative caucus nominated
Frederick j. Frelinghnysen for United
States Senator. Geo. T. Cobb received
ls votes, and Frelinghuysen Is. The
election will be held ON Tuesday next.
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Get Up Your Clubs For 1867
pEING sATIsFIRD rR.,

ENG sATIsFIED Tu..
I'D their patrons are prepared to encourass.
enterprise which has for It's object the nr,,.'',
and promotion of the welfare OF the whit. ss u'
in this Republic, and the development ana y
ovation Of our young and promising STATE a., n.
Proprietor Of the Wheeling REGISTER bs, ~
lsrged and Improved this paper 10 NEE, ~ "a
mands of increased circulation and .y,n,,i &c
popularity, and now takes pleasure in pr,s,n,;ass
To the people of this State, the LARGE, MIG
est and. Most Reliable Paper in W.,
Virginia.
TIiB REGISTER can point 70 il, 49,,
history As the surcst and best index Of II, T,,'s
course upon al questions Of National a, S,a,.
policy. Believing that the war vas enJ,S 80
its legitimate purposes attained with the ,n,,s,'
der Of the rebel armies, and the ahan,opme,, :,
slavery and secession by the South, The Rs
TER Will he the unfinching advocate of ali me-.
urcs that tend TO promote the national harmony
20 restore the unity Of the Government; .nd -
extend TO all sections the priceless hrssInv. :,
an impartial Union and lasting peace. N ~SI
be equally firm in its opposition TO all par,iy,n
schemes that impose unjust and unvarraptsJ
conditions upon tho reunion Of Goyernneb,
that was never broken, that guarantee perm,
nal ascendancy 70 one political party md nm.
changing ostracism 90 every other. and ,a,,
thwart the wishes Of every patriotic heart NV
leaving our country still divided, our paopj,
disunited, our Union unrcstored. Toleratip,
the opinion of all men, while steadfastly salys
eating Its own, despising the proscrptivc tieu,ry
of fanaticism while firmly adhering 10 il, ON;
convictions Of right and duty,
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New York CnttIe Mnrket.

New YORK, Jan. II.
Beeves quiet, but firm; eight car
loads are expected for ueXt week, but
the choice of purchasing to be placed
beyound contingencies.
Sheep quiet at u for best droves.
Swine steady at 7a7ic for prime corn
fed,
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Gov. Fletcher.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA concurrent
resolution passed the Senate to-day, APP
proving the course of Gov. Fletcher in
suppressing outlawry in Lafayette, and
other counties, and maintaining the su-
nrcmacy of the law.
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WHOLESALE aRocERs.
Maxwell, Campbell & Jingle,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
rs-e AND DEALERS N
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, &c.
IS MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.

COFFEE
WAXWELL. CAMPBELL & TNGLE
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New York Lexislat.re.

New YORK, January IL.
A resolution passed the Senate in
structing Senators and requesting Rep
resentetives in Congress to vote for o
suitable tariff on wool and other foreign
products TO protect the American manu-
facturer in his labor and interests.
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Burglar Killed.

LEAvENwoRTH, Ks, Jan. l5-Three
burglars while attempting to plumber
the house of w. H. Marks last night,
were pounced upon by the police and
one of them killed, and the remainder
captured.
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Freedmen in Texas.

GALVESTON, Jan. 16.-The Freedmen's
Bureau agent reports that the freedmen
are contracting for years labor with
great rapidity. Georgia freedmen ar
rive by almost every steamer.
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snow storm.

New YORK, Jan. 17.-Dispatches from
the east report the heaviest snow storm
there has been for years. The railroad
trains are all delayed. The roads are
expected to be cleared by tomorrow.
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THE RE GIsTER

VIII strive to make the popular mind wiser br
conviction" rather than slayish by dcta,on. and
win labor 10 disseminate only such views uEan
current questions a. bear the stamp Of rca,On
and the seal Of truth.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
General sickles' Testimony Before
the Congressional Committee.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Posts
Washington special says: General
Sickles' testimony before the Congress
sional committee in relation to affairs
in South Carolina is very strong. He
declared that many counties OF that
State required constant military control
to secure to the freedmen any of their
rights.
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Keufucky Scnafor.

FRENKFoRT, Jan. 1.-The Legisla-
ture to-day had ballet for United
States Senator. FARRELL 80; Harding %;
Davis 80; Pratt (RadicaD so.
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milwaukee, Marker.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. II.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull; 2 10 for No.
|. Corn unchanged. Oats weak; a. for
No. |.
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The President Opposed 10 the Adr,,is-
sion Of Colorndo-A Veto Prepared
for suffrage in the Territories-The
Gold Bill.

New YORK, Jan. IA Washington
special says the President is opposed to
the admission of Colorado, and tayors
admitting Nebraska. 1t is stated that
sufficient evidence was laid before the
committee to justify Ashleys action
looking towards impeachment.
A Worlds special says it is understood
the President has a veto prepared for
the bill providing for universal suffrage
in the territories.
The Ways and Means committee hope
10 come to conclusion of some kind on
the gold bill to-day.
The House committee on Commerce
is directed to enquire as to the value to
commerce of Point Salsalt, on the Cali
fornia coast, as II harbor.
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sUNDRIEs.

"A PIE Sugar, Superior Green. Hsef G
japanese Tss., Pure White Wins yissss Sss
York er.b asd ehanpai&ns cidsr Qeto -.
York No. : salmon, Eneiish daif q,
Pickles ,ssd ssaces TspiocA Pearl sAfe, ~ ri.
Starch laissse e 5s.n n 49, ssas ALA
on best qusijty), French Mustsfd. -ssp -
ChAsse. condesGsf Nh, tsseshes vtsh Q g..
sssortnest q seassnsbis srtieis4 yuss WV
and ''' '.'' ''s q As.p voopsog. -
Oh Yell0vI Han B914r
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Dis,illery Seized.

New YORK, Jan; 17.--Burke's whisky
distillery was seized yesterday for viola
ton of the revenue law.
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