The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-16
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WASHINGTON.
,..s,aent Congratulated.

WASHlNdAON'
u,. President co"Tr"t"lated: =,
= r"' 'rysros, November l''-ln !
wa t Minister called on the Presl
'''.,: ~. morning to congratulate hin
=, !, Ii. Ii. re election. ,.,,.,
ia 9'..3 in these dispatches last even
:. =, having arrived at willarfS Hotel
;,,s,visw with the Preslden
>. 81 .n;n,. ,;r bat received no indlca
2; d. "a his his probable action in ii Iilnt
!. ,:ion Of postmaster al fn'ia$
3 The steamer Yantic.
-,n,1cre Byron Wilson reports
'r ~.;,.3 States steamer Yantis's safe
., Palermo on the 18th OF DC,
,M ..|m >, gbich place she is expected
.p-t Sid October 18th. All
=. w. a. the steamer were well.
Pardoned.
,,.,hss received from General
the Minister of the United
49,. &, Mslrid, report the pardon by
-,o, Julius Krzywvscynski, who
! : a. ',i..soing a sentence OF ten year 8
. ,,.,,m2p, '. IN Cuba for his par,icl-
-, = IN the RYAN expedition from
, , - PORTO Rica, IN the early part
, a. wear ISL. K:zywvscyuski,
:, a Pile by birth, rem
~ !.,i;agqi,hed services as an
. =. !, TIE vo uuteer army OF the
~ .j>a,e, n the war Of the rebellion,
D.; ,.ra,nral.zad a. a citizen OF the
...j States For his participation
~. syped ton against Cuba ne was
..,csi 10 death, and the sentence. on
. ,..rs.;oq of Secretary Fish, was
rel TO ten wears imprisonment.
!. -: OF clrmency hss been COM
-. " a fuil pardon.
!. evil Service Ruies' TO be En-
forced.
:. Philadelphia delegates called
.r, President this mornin, in re-
.o,ae appointment OF a postmaster
So cly. Its stated that the Presl-
e ,,elsi very kindly to their recon-
,:.on. but informed them that 1t
l.. intention to carry out the Civil
-. -ues, and shouli promote Mr..
.1sn 10 the po-tmas,er-hlp, IN the
,.l' General Bingham, resigned.
Revenue Collectors.
'.:EJmm ssioner OF Internal Reve-
-, with the approval OF the Sec
= Of the Treasury, prepared TO be
4 instructions TO the several col.
D, n charge OF the bonded ware
- Tor the storage OF Manufactured
700 ani -nutf for sac at public
On. Tor the benefit nf shO Ca'taa
r. IF snv tobacco or snuff remaining
/, 4 honiei warehouse on and after
amer sixth prOXmo.
Meteorological Discovery.
.s researches Of the Signal Othce
,ii., been rewarded with a beautiful
highly important meteorological
,5ye.v. Ga the coast of England,
n tine inmemorjal, the phenome-
J o' the grra, November atmospheric
y a. been the saeculation OF scien-
,a,l .e.men, but Sir John Hlrschel
o,her, have supposed it was
p a. All confined to England and
..,erl El,opa, which it reaches from
>1ga Atlantic, and over which 1t
!. nIon, continued undulating waves
NO ,obaruntil January, constituting
important element in the
s,oninsl character OF European
1'-r On the l2th of November a
lIr atmospheric wave began to
.is over the shores of Oregon and
ii.h Columbia, as shown by the wealth.
= e!rams By the evening of the 18th
BAL spread over nearly all the Pacific
~ and the Territories Of Utah and
7,t', aui at midnight was passing
'lgl ,ae passes Of the Rock Noun
q. % Thursday, the l4th. it de-
l'eiuD0N Colorado, Nebraska, Kan
snt Indian Territory. On Friday
''i': II extended in an apparently
''oseD magnitude and msgnificence
. 0fe!on and Washington Territory
',F'rt throughout the great trough
1-Fre,sion OF the Rocky Mountain
,aoone in Idaho and Montana and
stoned he ce to the Lower Missouri
Lower Mississippi Valleys and
= the western shores OF the Mexican
w. This discovery will enable me.
'o.o!I''s TO anticipate by many day;
aP,Eosch o. w;n.er as it advance;
u! 'As Pacific coast eastward in tha
81 current Of westerly winds. i
''' 10 clear up the old mys'
' o. American winter storms
wing that they originate IL
Hocky Mountains, against whose
sal lo'uest SUBMITS in Nevada
40 and Colorado, and Southeastern
'o9'Ng, the yapor.laien air OF thi'
'e I now soon to be condensed il
~, SHOWS Of the forty-frs
'A.e'' As this vast aerial wave
I'm; = rom over the warm Pacific, i
,SSo.y like the Eoglish wave, mum
.s' ID successive undula,ions for tw'
,a'ee months, it may assist in ex
.oiae the comparatively high tenn
.a,o'e and light presi pitation in tn
..S' " along Puget's Sound and east
Solicitor General.
'','c,tor ~ General Bristow to-day ten
:. ~ NE resignation, which was &C
.'sa ov The President, who has sp
u'eln > NJ. Phillips, of North Caro-
: =. 70 succeed Mr.. Bristow. MI
ups commission will be made ou
'rnOrrhn