The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-15
at'hcrllnQ 4'rNi5ter.
BY TELEG GRAPH
a., Ihe racibC and .Aiinattr Line.
UInc., no Main street.
aEW YORK.

Gen. Canby.Cru,l Murder-A Prob
abl. q, d.aIi War.
NAw YORK. April IA "A Washing
ION special to the Evening Post says;
The treachery OF the Modoc Indians
end the d attn of General CANDY and
Commiss oner Thomas produced more
excitement here than any event Tor ma
nv months and ANXIETY TO hear iurther
Dsr,Icul.r- has teen very great. The
f-.trmrulse when the news came OF
MANY OF those who have oeea the
s,rony.sr susrvOrters Of the Presidents
ns,c. u.hcy Sas TO declare that II must
now be abandoned aud uurelestlng War
mast be made upon al lud ans VINO re-
fuse 10 % upon reservatiJns and act
n. .csbly A. acts became Known hnwev-
er in couneCti,n With the Mo toc Trouble
there l. le~, position 10 declare the
mace DO lev \ allure aud TO attach the
blame TO the Iuterlor department or
tne events OF last week Secretary Delsno
intor ned YOUR correspondent to-day that
thu whole matter was IN the hands OF
Gen. Csnhy aid that ne had absolute
powrr over the Peace commissioners
and could even remove them II IN h's
op mon II became necessary, and suo-
s.Iru'e others Gen. Canhy ma the entire
c. ii lrucr o'tne President, Gen. Sher-
m N, aud Mr Del,np, and the Iatter eli
int to his good Judgment everything
c,u 4 he trusted aid therefore no re-
s,ricuou WAS placed upon him. de
w,s \ sSrm supp 'rter OF peace poi'cy,
aui il WAS ~ urgent Request o. the
military that a Pace missioner
was appointed a'ter an attempt u dis
lodge the Moipc- has proven unsuc-
ce--,ul. The | .diaus being AFRAID OF
military. the latter r.que-Lef that
O. nm'ssiOner be sent out 10 act IN con
necll1n with them, believing that h'
tIis means the lniItns cou'd be lnduc-
ei T. come out OF tuelr stronghold IN
enc Lava Beis aud 90 upon reserva-
ton.
Secretary Dclsno saws there will be DO
an.ui pnmenI on the part ot tne ffe7'-
4 uto' the Peace Policy, out that wnere
the tribes prove refractory tney VIII De
turned over To the IN I'arv. tie IL,
h,wever' verv much AFRAID other tribes
nov at pace. vii oe IncIIei by the &C
t,on O, the Modocs, 10 90 upon the war
main sod a General lndlsn war Will un-
Jo,b,-Ily ep.up. 1t the Modocs Can
hr CAD urei or extermrnsrei, the other
tr,h-, Wi b. restrained; but theV
make their escape and get with otner
Ili.q-, great danger Is 10 be appre-
hrrded. :,
Upto - O'Clock today no additional
Ii.u.tcb been rece we'd. rne ioiIowl' g
are psrt..ot the Instructions gwen, Com
m ..Ioqer Meacheu wnen about TO de-
mart on his mission and which are now
tir-t made public.
The Comm rs.ion will before entering
upon the active discharge OF It's duties
enter with Gen. .Cauby and for his pur-
DSoe " llarrauge to meet b III at the mo-t
available point The COmmiHsloner. viii
a..o confer on subsequent proceedlngS
with Gen. CANDY and vii! act under
his advice a ar g. possible and always
with his co-operation. The objects
> br attained by the Commission are
these: -,
FIRST To ascertain the causes which
have led to the d III 'ultes aud hostlii-
firs hrtweau the UMted States troops
sni the Modocs.
.Ss.onNy To devise the most effective
I'D iuilciou- measures OF preventing
'le ,outirua. &c ot these hOstlllties, and
.o-lue rr-tora'Ion o. peace. Inc com
IN .slOn viii in no wise attempt TO direc'
the military authorizes 10 reference 10
,l-ir movements. 1t will b. At l'oertV'
loysve-. to 10 'Orm the 90 nmandlng ON
Ger O. tNs wr-nea OF this department that
no N re torce OF violence be u-ed than
y IA op.nlou shall be deemed aos"-
lately necessary aC1 proper 1t oeing
tn desire o. the department In this
ca. g. well "a All similar cases 10 con-
/ Ici Its com nuulcauOu with the IN
isus ~ sICh manner - 70 secure
peace and Obtain tnelr CONFIDENCE u
possible. and their Voluntary consent
10 convl,auee with sucl regulations a
NAV bt iermei necessary TOR their pres
eul aud future Ieiare
The Popr's Condition.
Father ValJs, who is sttscDed to the
hoQ-ehold OF Vicar General . INN,
.,s,ed ;hi. afternoon, in reference 70 the
Poo,s coniiuon, TIA; on Tue-dsy last
he saw Archbishop Toscheran, OF One
Zee who has just returned from Rome
The Arcubishop sta ed. during an IN
,erviev be had had with the Pope, on
the 10 h OF March. he heard His HoIi-
0es. speak 10 the Vatican His voice
then wa ~ strowg as young man
N4iOe saws when ne wasln Rome wear
or 20 ago, the Pore suffered severely
5rrm erysip letic liberation OF one o.
is leg-, but the PhysIclans express,
d hope that his life To"io
D. ext-nded many years it the sore
cvnId be kept opeu. Tue Pope al ina,
line also suffered from Inflammation OF
-he mncus OF the stomach which produ
cei severe dyspepsia. but neither oil thes'
afH ,tions were regsrd-i by his phy-l-
u.n. a. dangerous. Vsios states that
here would be no hesitation n making
tle act known to the public should
death eDsue.
10 the event OF bic death, his succe7'
sor will be appointed by conciave
which must meet on the TENTH day Al
ter his death aud remain in session un-
al tbey nom nate a successor. He has
no idea who the successor rlll be and
does not think any Que IN this country