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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

WASHINGTON, July 27.-During the pres-
ent session the House called npop the
President to Communicate, IL not incoln-
paticle with the public interests. a copy of
the correspondence With foreign powers in
relation to MARITIME rights, and also copies
Of the correspondence upon the existing
instruction. The President respectfully
declines to furnish the information from
motives ofpublic policy. r ii
The Secretary of War has no infSrma-
ton Of the employment of Indians and
negroes in military capacity by the So
called Southern Confederacyy aud has so
advised the House in response to their
resolution on that subject. q
Areport has reached here that two cav
airy, while accompanying Union lady to
her homo outside of Alexandria, were seized
by bodyHof secessionists, near the semi
nary. about one mile and half west Of
Fort Ellsworth, and carried of. The fady
was allowed to return. ss3s',51
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

LOUISVILLE, July 27.-In the case of the
Commonwealth against Green, for killing
Tompkins, after two days examination of
Witnesses the case was Submitted without
argument. Judge johnson said he did
not consider it necessary to analyze the
testimony, as he had carefully examined
notes taken. His opinion was that the
killing was excusable. The prisoner must
be discharged. fE.so- 1Hro &,
A gentleman from Huntsville informs the
Journal that he heard Governor Harris,
of Tenn, say to the mail agent that after
Monday next all mail matter crossing the
kentucky line going Sould be examined,
We learn that the Union men lare be-
ing driven from Paducah in large numbers
Prominent among those persons expelling
Unionists is White Fowler, U. S. mail con-
tractor, and one of the vigilance committee
of the city.
Gen. Tourney took dangerously i'll in
this city. F an .vsrfE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Gen'l Pope public
" notified the people along the Northern
Missouri Railroad that they would be held
personally accountable for any destruction
of bridges, culverts or portions of the
track within five miles on each side of
them, and that if any outrnges to railroad
property are committed within the distance
specified, without conclusive proof of nc-
tive resistance on the part of the popula-
ton, aud without immediate information
to the nearest commanding officer, or
levy of money or property sufficient to
cover the whole damage done will be made
and collected. Divisions and subdivisions
of Railroad will be made and superiutend-
ents and assistant superintendents appoints
ed without regard 10 political opinions,
who will be held responsible for the track
within their districts. Gen. Pope will
withdraw his forces from the line of the
road as soon rs possible, and concentrate
them in one camp in tue vicinity of Mexi-
co, Aud-ain county, Shere the strictest
discipline will be imposed. Active meas
ures will be taken TO perfect their drill, and
it is understood that Gen. Pope will carry
out the same plan on the Hannibal aud St.
Joseph Railroad.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

RB-CAUrrOS TO MorHEns.-It is very
common thing during the fine weather, to
see mothers pushing along the sidewalk
the little carriages in which they have
their infants out for an airing. An ex-
change remarks that the practice is a very
dangerous one. and is liable to do grea
and permanent injury to the child. The
position of child riding backward instead
of forward is an unnatural one, and di-
rectiy effects the brain. Some grown per-
sons even cannot ride backwards in a rail-
road car without experiencing a sense OF
flintness, and to expect a child to do what
u strong adult cannot, is unreasonable, to
say the least.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

!
LOUISVILLE, July 27.-The Richmond
Wing of the gath, regarding the battle of
Bulls Run, says the enemy opened on tue
batteries with heavy artillery and small
field pieces, about o'clock in the morn
ing. The enemy's force, as near as can be
ascertained, was Mt least $4,000. Our
force was 90, 900. Men never tonight more
desperately than ours. They have cap
turcd ls pieces of artillery aud 800 or 400
prisoners. Tie number of our killed and
wounded cannot be uscertained. II is es-
mated at 500 killed and wounded, while
the enemy's is not less than several thous-
and. The Oglethorpe Ligh. Infantry, Of
Georgia, were cut to pieces. Bartow's
fine regiment of GeOrgians was nearly an
initiated.
By cars last evening, Davis returned
from the battle field. In response to en-
thusiastic calls from an immense crowd
in the streets he alluded to tue grand and
absorbing topic of the day: The enemy
with taxes they had been imposing on us
for twenty years had fitted out an army
on magnificent scale, had come over TO
Virginia with ammunition and arms and
ambulances fitted up in style of luxury
as though they were still taxing the South.
They brought, be said, five or six hun
uTeu HhBOuS huu PROVISIONS VI SNSAg hAhu
in abundance for awhole campaign for fif-
ty thousand men. Their finest barks,
heavy and light artillery were now ours
They fled and left everything they could
throw away. The train brought in 100
prisoners and there is 200 more coming,
Including 65 officers. The probability is
the enemy lost TO- 600. Our casualties will
not exceed l 200. Among tue Federal Of
icers captured is Col. Darlington. Among
the Confederate officers killed and unre-
ported are Lieut.. Col. Johnston, Hampton's
Legion; Col Thomas, Johnston's staff Col.
Fisher, Sixth North Carolina. Wounded,
Col Stevens, Bees staff; Col Cartel.
Georgia; Lieut.. Col. Gardner, First Geor-
gia; Col. Nelson, Second Val Col, Jones,
Fourth Ala. Col. Preston, of the Twenty
Eighth Va, took Col. Wilcox, of Michi-
gan regiment, one captain and three pri-
Yates with Lis own hand.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

FoRsY1Hs, TAxEY Co., Mo.-Geu. swee-
ney's command, which left Springfield on
Saturday last, arrived here to-day,nnd dis
Der ed n band of $50 rebels stationed here
and took possession of the town. Five of
the rebels were killed and several wound
ed. Three of our men were slightly
wounded but none killed. 80"
The first and second stories of the court
house here were filled with blankets, pro-
Setbar wi,b Pc ol ttaps ~ iood Mnlsh, 10
well, and other articles secreted in differ
ent parts of the town. In all vaIued Mt be-
tween $4,000 aud $4,000, fell into our
hands. Mr. Wilkey, correspondent Of the
n. Y Times, was slightly wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29


CAIRO, ILL, July 26.-Trains north on
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad were topped
on the Esd by order of .Gen. Polk.
- The rebels are gathering in large num-
beers in Southern Missouri. Their camp ut
Point Pleasant is reported to be 1000
strong, and reinforcements daily arriving.
Gen. Watkins, rebel chief of Cape Girar-
dean county, is at West Prairie and at
Swamp road, with an aggregate force of
5000. .-.-
Old Abe Hunter, another big gun of
South Missouri, with aBout 1900 Missouri
and Kansas rebels is encamped on the
bank of the river, opposite Island No s.
Mitchell, Watkins Adjutant, is within
n few miles of Bloomfield, on Caster river,
in command of some 3, 900. In Union camp
at Hamburg, undercommand of Maj. Abbey,
there are about GOO loyal Missourians. mus
tering into service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

G8>NoTrcE (ExrRA.)-TO the members
of the Legislature of Virginia. now assem-
bled in Wheeling and all other persons
desiring Fashionable Suit of Clothes
made up to order or ready made, call Mt
No. Sc, Water street, where always may be
found, Gentlemans Furnishing Goods of
every description and not IL Secession spot
on them or any person about my store
jys-2m A. NJ. ADAMS.
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kN-Invnrlatly 10 nlynnce.

KY EXTENSIVE ROBBERY ny YouNu
THtEvEs.-on Saturday last, Simon Dorr,
Margaret, his wife. aud Barbara, his
daughter, with Adolph Recser, Catharine
Reeser, his wife, and Dolla Reeser, his
daughter, were arrested Mt their residences
IN East Wheeling. by officers Seroggins
and Fender, and taken before aid. Dnlty.
upon the charge Of stealing a lot of bed
clothing, wearing apparel, &c, from the
third story of house on Main street,
above Union. The goods stolen, which
were worth altogether about 500, be-
longed to Nr. ]. c. Orr, aud were boxed up
in the place Indicated, the house being
vacant one. When the goods were miss
ing, and inquiry instituted, some of the
neighbors remembered to have seen a cou-
pie of Little girls coming ont of the house
with bags swung over their SHOULDERS
The officers discovering the girls, traced
Them to the residences of their parents, in
East Wheeling, where they fouad the
goods, portion in the house of Reeser,
and some in that of Dorr. Accordingly,
the above named parties were arrested, and
after an examination, committed to Jail,
all except Mrs. Reeser, who, being in ill
health, WAS admitted to bail.
Its supposed that the little girls came
upon the valuables rather by accident
whilst in search of east Off rags. They
broke pane of glass out of a window,
and then assisted little boy through, who
took away a bar from the door. They
then went mp to the third story, where the
goods were deposited, and in opening the
boxes and carrying away the valuables,
they manifested surprising degree of en-
terprise and cunning. The girls are only
about twelve years of age, aud from pres
eut Indications, are assisted by their par
ents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

Fortress NoNRoE, via BALTIMORE, July
26th.-To-day all has been activity at
Fort ess Monroe. During the night an
order arrived from Washington for four
regiments to be immediately transported
to Washington, via Baltimore. Steamers
arrived for that purpose. Coils. Bakers
and Duryea's regiments have started and
the Sd aud 9TH New York will follow in II
few hours. They go to Washington for
active service in Virginia and their place
ut Old Point will be filled BY a large nnm-
Der of recruits. r1 T.
troops the contemplated advance to Fox
Hill, about miles from Old Point, has
been abandoned.
Hampton is still held by strong force.
Newport News will, it is believed, with
stand any force Col. Magruder can bring
against it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

RoLLA. No, July pa fight occurred
day before yesterday ut Lanes Prairie. 10
miles from here, between party of Go
rebels and Is Home Guards from Rolls.
The Guards were surrounded, but they
made determined stand, and after few
volIeys dispersed the rebes, killing their
LIST Lieutenant and mortaliy wounding
tbree others One lieutenant aud two
liritates on our 81 o3ksre severely wound
ed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

CHICAGO, July 27th.-The Democratic
State Convention of Iowa, met Mt Dcsmoins,
on the 24th inst, and nominated Chas.
Mason for Governor. ~ --
Aresolution was adopted declaring the
irreprcssible coafliet The cause of the war;
censuring the Southfor resorting to arms to
redress grievances: charhcterizing secession
as political hear sayi also censuriug the
President for assuming and exercising ar
bitrary power, but piedgiug the support of
the democrats. of Iowa to support the GOV
eminent in the exercise of its legitimate
functions in constitutional manner; also
favoring National Convention to settle
pending difficulties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

p9- VIZ hear it reported on the streets
that reliable information has been received
in this city, announcing that several of the
young men who left this city to join the
rebel army at Harper's Ferry, were killed
in the recent fight Mt Manassas. Also,
that n well known citizen of this place
WAS buried on Rich Mountain, after the
fight. We do not give thc names of the
persons reported killed for the reason that
the information is not altogether au-
thentic.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

NEW York, July 27.-The Goth New
York Regiment arrived here early this
morning, looking rather rusty from hard
service. They were escorted to their
armory by battalion of the 18th, the
various societies and IL most dense mass
ffrieuds. They received a perfect ovation
along their route. a.fe5...
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INprAxAroIis, July 2s.-The 10th Indi-
ana Regiment returned home last evening
This regiment did tile hardest fighting ut
Rich Mountain. The regiment will be re-
organized and go for the war. The 18th,
2Oth and 2lst regiments leave for Wash
ington this week. Ten new regiments will
be ready for the field in ten days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

REGovEaxMESr NrLEs.-Al lot of about
800 Government mules branded az. s."
fOrdsd the river at the lower point of the
Island on Friday morning, proceeded east
ward over the National road. They are
going, we suppose, to Cumberland, Nd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-Mrs. Emma Emcliu
Scott and Newton st. John, who clipped
fiom New York .Julyisth, were arrested
here yesterday. l ta es. l'E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

BALTIMORE, July 27.-The departure of
Col. LyIe's regiment is uncertain. 1t is
understood that the regiment will remain
until tue close of the coming week
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

NV YoEK, July :T.-Plour firm: S4,aI,Io. wheat
Club eScaSlOO, red S1,l2aI,iG, white 81, 2O@l ,25
Corn lie higher; sales Mt 3TC136ISc, mixed. Pork
firms mess SIS, 70. prime 1880. Lard rIn at S9i
Whisky firm at lie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

BD-TnR FRpEnAL Tnoops OCCUPY CHAR
LEsrowS, or THB RAxAwHG-Gen. Cox
occupied Chariestowu, on the Kauawha,
on Thursday last, the rebels retreatiug
aud burning the bridges. A rebel steam
boat was abandoned and burned. The
telegrnphic despatch announcing these
facts says it is supposed the rebels will be
met by Roseeranz's column, sent out some
days ago to intercept their retreat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

=ea-RArS. Yesterday morning we had
eopious shower of rain. which flooded
the streets, carrying everything of loose
character into the sewers. The rain came
down in slantiug sheets, and dashed up
against the houses with perfect fury
During the day the weather was clear aud
cloudy at intervals, and last evening we
had another shower, during the contiuu-
ace of which a tremendous amount of
water came down.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

nay- PAssAeE OF TRooPs.-TwO new
regiments of three. years volunteers from
Ohio. crossed the river at Beuwood on yes
irrday and Saturday TO join the forces Of
Gen. Rosecranz. uEuF.-
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nTnthers. rend this-

TherOllowingis an extract rom aIetterwritten by
the Pastor of baptist Church to the "Journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and spsGlss volumes in
favor Of that world-rcuowned meJicine-NIas WINS
Low'sSooTHING srRUP EoR CHILuREs TREfHNG. 4
aHeFes an advertisement in your columns Of Mrs
winslow's Soothing syrup. Now we never said a
word in favor of patent medicine before in our life
but we feel compelled to say to your readers that
thisis no hum bug-TEHAvET RIED IT, AND KHOWIT 20
ne ALL IT CLAIMS. II is, probably, OF the most
successful medicines of the Day, because It of
the best. -AhdthOse of your Teiders who have la
bies can't 10 better than to lay in u supply"
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND. n
TTNIIE President and Directors Of the aPire and
il Marine Insurance Company Of wheelinss' have
deeareda dividend Of per cent from the profits OF
tho last six mnnthss payable 70 the StOekhnlders or
their legal representatives On demand.
4. ". HANDING, Sec'y
wheeling, July Is, '5l.-Iyl6-st
DEFINED SUGAR.-75 b5is re6aEd Sugar.
III CTushed Powdered and coaee. Just receivsfand
for ale by GesD LIST, MORRISON & co.
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JEFFERSON Cry, July 27.-In the Con
ycntion this morning Mr.. Broadhend,
Chairman OF. the Committee of Seven,
moved that its report berecommitted to the
Committee. The reason assigned was that
since it had been made that Hon. II. II.
Gamble had by vote of-the Convention been
added 10 that Committee, and in Difference
to his ability and patriotism, the Commit
tee would wish to have his views on the
report Alter some unimport1nt debate the
motion of Nr. Broadhead TO recommit was
adopted. Some slight notifications will
be made in the report but none that will
materially change its original features
The report in the main will be carried by n
very large majority. The Committee of
Seven (uow Eight are in session.
On motion the Convention adjourned
until nine o'clock Monday morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

S5-IS TOws.-Gen. Hill and Col. Lorin
Andrews, arrived in the city on Saturday
evening and LETT yesterday morning for
Oakland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

"a Coz. L, u, Marrow, Of the Third
Ohio regiment now in Western Virginia,
wss NJ the MeLure House last night. .
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Iadrise eyery. one Who has Cough or a Husky
Voice or Bad Breath, or any difficulty of The Throat
to get package OF my Throat ConfseiIons they will
relieve you instantly, and You will agree with mo
that "tliey 20 right to tire spot" You will find
them very useful and pleasant while travelling or
attending public meetings for stillins your couEor
nllaying your thirst, If you try one package am
safe In saying that you will afterwards consider
them indispensable, You will find them at the
Druggists aud Dealers In Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature is on each package. All others arc
counterfeit. sata s--
a Package wiz be- sent by mail prepaid, on rcecp.
of Thirty Cents. .-.a
Address,
HENRY c. sPALDING,
No. 40 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
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CALL AND SEE
w y K Il s.
Photographic Gallery /!

sr-T WHICH Is NOW THE
Largest and Most Complete Establish
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HAVING RECENTLY ENLARGED & REFITTED
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king il complete for every branch OF the Art and
the comfort of visitors
Our new addition contains LARGE SKY LIGHT
on tie bank of the river, giving STery advnntasa
Prices as low as at any Gallery in the city.
10 Entrance IS9 9fAin St, opposite Union.
mills Top Of the Hill.
r ADIES' oORsETS - HOOP SKIRTS
IL just received at D. NICOLL BROS
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Read the Following. 1t is True
PARKERsBuas, APdIIe.
t. II. LOGAN, ESQ, Dedr Sir:
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charm. I have beeu afflicted for nSar two years
with Dyspepsia; twothirds of the time vomi,cd
from one to three times day. had given up the
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ADDED 20 this. suffered with the Serofala vsrg
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The above medicine Is prepared by p A. BRENT
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Dividend.

DARLOR NATCHES.-Thrse matches have no Of.
r. n TS N n 20 - TIg.i y
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RIFEEO7CANNON

RELIED CANNON
RE deadly instruments Of warfare, but not more
IA certain or fatal, than ''Sieeperss LiGIITNING
Ply PAPER which KILLS PLIES in so seconds, by
Shrewsbury clock" For sale Wholesale and Retail
by I. II. LOGAN & CO, and LOGAN, LIST & co.
Jel5 Sole Agents
% BAGS sifted Pepper; 80 boxes Gr0und Pepper;
AO 20 boxes Ground Ginger, received aud for sale
by (Ieco) LIST, MORRISON & CO.
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WASHINGTON, July 27.-This afternoon
an explosion occurred at the Navy Yard
Laboratory, by which two men, Ferguson
and Brown, were so badly burnt that they
died soon afterwards. Two others, named
Ray and Martin, are very seriously injured.
Ferguson and Brown had nearly all the
flesh blown of their arms, faces and upper
portions of their bodies, and died in horri-
BILE agonies. ~
Gen. Cadwallader has been rendered the
position now held by Gen. Mansfield.
Gen. Runyon's term of service expired
to-day.
Col. Franklin will assume Col. .Heintzel-
mans command until the latter RECEIVERS.
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DUI;E OLD RYE WHISKY, nRASDIES, WINES.
Cfur medical purposes,) received and for sale by
!. II. LoGAN& Co., aud LOGAN, LIST / co.
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MORE NEW GooDS,

GOOPER& SENSEEGY.-2Jli pieces Grey
" Dress Goods; 81 fine Black Beregc; 81 Grey
Beiege Aughiise just received this morning by TX
press and will be offered At TIIE LOWEST PRICES for
CaslI. tiel5l COOpER & SENSENEY.
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us Eroaittz E4aRfHer, Nortolt, Ia.
They have been tested In more than thourand
cases, with entire success.
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"Wheeling Money"
TTE WILL CONTINUE TO TAKE WHEELING
w Money and branches at par for Goods and on
sP.3 MAXWELL, CAMPBELL TINGEE.
A LII THE POPULAR PATENT
"a Medicines Of the day.
m,1a "a, v.i =; BoG ;ESn g.. As sIt;.