The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-15

Gllen, to the came effect as yours
which despatch he bad shown tofbe
President, and I answered Colonel Gil
en- direct, with a copy Of the answer TO
you The President will sanction the
most severe punishment oi
the Modocl, and l hope TO
ear that they have met the doom they
30 richly have esrued by their inso-
lence and perfdy, Consult Mrs. Csnby
and have every honor paid 10 the re-
mains Of General Csnhy. This is Sum
day and will see the President this
evening. and to morrow, will notify you
o. any change in the existing command
il made. but you may be sure that any
measure OF severity 10 the savages will
ne sustained. [Signed] '''I
w. T. SHERMAN,
General.
Gen Sherman has sent dispatch
to Gen. Jefferson C. Davis, now In ln-
LLAMA, directing him to Immediately
proceed to the Pacific Coast and as
,ume the command made vacant by
the death OF General Candy. I
Appoiu 'meuis. -,
The President has appointed Edgar
C. Lsmnis OF Florida, Consul at Stutt-
gordr Alex. Clark OF Iowa, Consul st
Anxcayes; and George Byron Hanu
Meter, in the United States Assay
office, Charlotte, North Carolina.
No News from the Lava Beds. a
10 TO noon to-day. no further news
h al been received from either General
S :ofi Id or Colonel Gillen. The ut
mes anxiety prevails here TO learn the
result OF Col. Gllen's attack on the lava
beds which General Sherman thinks
commenced on Friday evening. =
Secretary RJbpson returned here on
saturday night and this morning had
a Conference with General SHERMAN, on
the Indian question. .i''
stamp, IN the Departments. Z
The Postmaster General requested
the several Departments o. the Govern :
nent to make out their postage esti-
mates TOR the nexr fiscal yesr, beginning
on the lst OF July, aud the question
arises whether'to use stamps or stamped
envelopes. 1t is maintained in come OF
the Departments that the use Of 81 amps
viii be most convenient, as it places the
responsibility upon one Orhcer in each
pureau, whrie stamped envelopes would
have to he furnished each clerk who
addressed letter, and at the same time
would, 10 a great extent, transfer 10 the
Post Office Department the turnlrhlng
OF envelopes 'or all the Executive De-
uartments. lu view OF this tact, 1t is
more than probable that stamps will be
used.
The Commissioner Of the Internal
Revenue has just sent the following
Dispatch:
WARRINGTON, D c., Aoril ID.
ToJ VI Buiy Collector of Internal
Rrsnue, Albany, Ne0 York:
Retain po-ses-lon OF the property OF
the New York Central d Hudson
K yer R .ilroad Company distraiped by
you if YOU have already adjourned the
-ae, cell on the adjourned ,dsa. other
wise proceed to sell as advertised.
D..trct Attorney Crowley has been
directed to defend you, and 10 proceed
CT miualIv under section sixty-s"ven o.
he act OF 1866, against all persons who
interfere with your po-sesslon OF the
property. l>gnrnI
}. w DoUGLAss,
Com nl-souer.
The authorities OF the above men
TONED road are attempting to throw
obstacles IN the way OF the govern
mrpt ,'lectirg the amount due. Such
interference as insugurated by the road
S or minal under the law mentioned
above, aud is punishable by fine and
imprisonment. .sl..
The President this afternoon appoln-
ted David W Low, as post master at
Gloucester, Mass vice Charles Z. Glo-
yer, suspended. Ex-senator Cole leaves
or Cali ornis on Wednesday, 10 COM
pany with the President who will stop
At ST. Louis. Young Jesse Cant son
of the President ompsniss Mr.. Cole
TO California. -'' ~ .
Ihe Latest.
Up to midnight no further dispatches
have been received from either Gen.
Scbofield or Col Gillem. Great snxi'
.ty ,s manifested in all circles TO learn
,urtber particulars Of the di-aster OF
the lava be is. aud hear what move
mepts have been insugurated b4 Col.
Gillem. MA
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