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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29
The Virginia Camp opposite vii
liamsport. Penn.

BAtTIWoEs, May Is a special ,lsspatch
from WillianSpOrt to the .4msrieGn says
the V rginia camp opposite that place was
Telnturrei by two pieces OF cannon and
two additional companies. Sunday mya-
terious movements have heen going on in
camp during the pnSt two days. The fer.
rNmhn was warue'l TO permit nothing ex-
ctpt the mail to pa$sAtter II O'clock 10.
day. The camp is guarded with great
care, neither friend NOR foe heiug permit
ted to visit. Only two CON lanies have
been an parade since Friday.
All this nny be out. mask to cover n
retreat TO Falling Waters; or it may he
with the view Of preparing to cross the
river into Willi4m-purI. Oar Homie Guards
Keep perpetual watch, and stand ready at
any mumvut to dispute their passage over
tue river. The camp is in very unsafe
position. being in tile tns of 81 horse shoe
shaped piece of ground, where It's pruvis-
Inns and all possibility of retreat might tie
easily cut OH; and II is evident that this is
what Col. Allen fears.
On Saturday night II deserter SWAIN the
Potomac AMI escaped into Pennsylvania.
RuIlman'S Rock, at Point of Rocks. 10
miles this side Ut llnrprr's Ferry, hns breu
thrown across thetrnrk aud into the rnmul.
aud passengers are Obliged to chruge cars
at that point. No freight vnr-nre running.
The VirgiuiHns are using the track be-
tween the Rock and the Ferry for trau=-
portation OF troops aud munitions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

RALTIMoRG. Nay 2s.-St P.mls street.
fronting the United States Court Hnusr,
was crowded to. day, as was also tile Court
runm, at noon to-day. to learn the pr.,
reedinRs i'll the hG6e0S corpus case Of john
Mcrimnn.
Gem. CHdwnllader having, "a was stated
yesterday, declined 10 aerede ln the demaud
until he could henr from Washington, a
writ of attarhment was issued against hin,
for rUnttmp to.,lny. Tue United States
Marshal reported that on going to Fort
MvHenFy !" serve tue writ, lie was refused
admittanre.
Chief Justice fancy then read the TO-
lowing statement:
IL ordered the attachment yesterday be-
cause. upon the face of the return, the de-
tentiOn Of the prisoner WAS unlawful, upon
two grounds. LIST. The President. under
tile Constitution and law OF the Quilted
States, cHnno. suspend the privilege Of the
writ of hObeeS eocpuS. nor authuriHe any
military ufiirer to do. BUD. a military
utiirrr has no right To arrest and detnin Il
person not suIi rct 10 the rules and article.
of wlr, for am offence against the laws of
the United States, except in aud OF the iu-
dicinl authority, and subject to its control.
IT the purity is arrested Ly M litnry, it i
the duty of the officer to deliver him over
IIHlHeuHt'S ll " buc WIN authority. 10 Tie
dealt with according to law. forbore
yesterday to state orally the provisions of
the Constitution OF the United Stmes
which makes these principles the funda-
ment"l law of the Union. because an oral
statement might he misunderstood in some
portions "f it. and shall. therefore, put
my opinion in writing. aud file it in the
uilire of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in
course Of the week.
The Judge added that the military nu-
th"tity was always subordinate to the civil,
that Hnder ordinary circumstances it would
be the duty ui tue Marshal to proceed Will
a posJe cumiIntus ind bring the party
named, iIi the writ iutu court, hut from the
nutOrions'y suprIi,r l"rce thai lac would
encounter this would he impossible. lie
saitl the Murslnl hH'l,lune all ia his power
10 discharge his duty. During the week
he should prepare his opinion in The premi-
SEES aud forward 1t to the President. calling
on him to prrfnm his constitutional duty
AMI see that The InwS he faithfully cxecut-
cd aud emrUrre the DEGREES of this court
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29
pGrAxoruEa REruoEE PROM rnE E ST.

p9rAxnTHER REruoEE FROM ruE E ST.
u Nr. PilSet, with his t,miy, frdn a
place eallel Stouebridge. in Clark couu-
y, W., arrived in this city yesterday, hss-
'ns been co p,lled to leave his hons be-
e'p'e he WIS U lion man. lie lett his
property and barely escaped with his life
tie arrived here without ,noney and almost
worn oas and oxh ,usted with the fatigue
Of the journey. We saw the other day in
tue AIextniri" G,zetts, a-letter from Sen1-
Tor N's"n-oid Muttouhead Mason, in
"A'eh lie stated that all those who coul
not rors'ientiuuslv vote for secession must
leave the State. The leaders ALI advise III
nah to drive decent Union meu from the
S'i'r' Tie iufrrntl srOundrels and thef
fym2'thiEers, aiders and abe,tnrs VII ye,
- avert ken With Il fearful rrtribu;iOu as
AE sure rs there ia justice in heaven.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

E8TaE distance from Wheeling to
Grafton is 100 miles. From Wheeling to
Huntington the distance is go miles,
Pennington is seven mites beyond and Is
mile, rran GetltOn. Wiley, who is sup
posel to have been Instrumental ia de-
stroyinR the bridges, on Sunday last. is
the agent of the road at the latter place.
Since this AMIR the railroad boys are
very murhly" attached. to Kim, and uld
d'lhtless beat him we'll if they could get
hold at hun. PArkersburg i, one hundred
miles from Grafton, aud Marietta, where
there we're 2ao companies Ofarttilyry sta
toned, is only twelve miles above Park
ershurg, gentleman from Parkershurg
reports that th"ussnl Union troops left
that place gu Monday montug for Grafton
over the Northwestern Virginia road. 1t
is said that the, bridges are also destroyed
on this road. so that these troops, like our
owaAt Huntington, vii! be detained,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29
ANNUAL
SCHOOL, ET,ECTTON

THE Annual School Election Will lie held IN
Saturday the LIST tlay 81 June uexf briween tile
h"iF" ~ une aud lVt O'Clock. Il. NJ at the placed
aud under the su rintemlencp OF the perAo,s Lrrq-
In titer LmsSi. far Commissioner for zach Of tic
tteclnrt" anla Trustees for each Sc6Ol district ia
FOR ATKINSON pRRcIxCT.
At The School House In Highland district. under
the superb tendrn'e OF VIM. Atkinson. Samuel
MCollvch and DLnie lItrriS fbr one Commissioner
for said Precinct, aud two Trustees fr EACH Wells
Highland. sh.rt Cheek aud Frederick nstiirts.
FOR JEPFERsON PRECINCT.
Attic School lluuse in South Wheeling. under
Rul VIM. Little; for Une COMMISSIONER for said Pre-
cinrt' ANT tw Trustees for eaclI, Ui Caldwell aud
FOR WASHINGTON. pGEcINcT.
At the School llnnsc in wod| District under lie
sulernt' n' nco Of samuel IAnlrs sic oil ii
AID H. H. ARMSTRONG; tor que Commissioner for said
W"ols, Maddle, Eicltnl, Fulton, SteenrOi and
FJK WrST LIBERTY PRECINCT.
At tile Iluu-V"f Vim irwin. un,lrr the e1perintpn-
dehcC " VIM. u. Curtis. I,tsia atkinson aIid Ham
Boon; for tOnilIiS~i her for said recinct aud two
Trustees TOR each, N"rsin BRADY, Beck AMI VI kim
POR IIENRY PRECINCT.
At Philadelphia NJ the lIOnss If Mast HTatIn un
P,arST mi l.i j. FSVn, ., o,n, StoP; rsIEy
SAIL Precinct. anil tw0 rrurt for each riacplFn
Martin. lsUgEs Ceuire. Tough and Ready and Shtp-
IOR MARSHALL PRECINCT.
At the Schoh House In Cara,n ni-tri {. under the
snprrintelI.rnce nf John Farrisa, samuel f N AMI
William TragardrH II nnr Cs,mmi4, inner for said
prcrinrt AMI two rrHstee- fur zach Bluny, Carson
Bell, Faris "nd EoueS Point Disirlcta.
PlR COLUMBUS nRECINCT.
At the chOnl IlIHse In oldham Di. trict under tla
suPcrinten'encs e rel SitOn Orr. james BrOwuIro
AID JOHN tall; for Commissioner for said rrc net
aud Trustees for each, Humans Stewart orr aud
q diam Dist icts.
The Trustee orthe Several Districts will hand
over t" the Commissioner elect. nn tho I'd day "i
June. heir TrIHTt tie CtHdItiun. tluf1,t NJ and
eNP"nse5 Of tIe'F respective Scols. 1t Is the inen
tn nt the liOar U enforce the collection uE the fine
of EN- DOllHrd. imposed 10y lNWOn rrn4tBe4 EIr.ILs
negt Ct U this duty. The Trustees uTe RIsO reminded
thu they required to ascertain ON the at ,lay al
April the population Of their revPrn DstrIrta and
number Of hilren over Nand nndrr lei. aud return
the same TO the Clerk either personally or tlIruh
the tnmmirsruier elect.
Hunks for FHtnc al Reports can bt obtained ~ the
Trustees. from the Commissioner their Irecinct
or from the t'lerk Of ihr pta,Fh.
Tia c. mnlisiOners elect will meet at tire Court
House Oh Monday. June ri, Mt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
by order Of the hoard.
lin 10. $T0RRR,
Clerk o. the H.ari of School Commissioner, o. C.
Iny -. lsGI-lOds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

'AoAIS nnuther proufIhst Berhavs's Hol-
t0nd Bhters sw"rthv OF recommendation.
The plain and upright Mary Van Sled
rerht, daughter of Van Dyke. had lust
spring II dangerous sickness. bnt GOT SO
Far wei ~ to he out of the doctors treat
ment' hut kept lingering on, so that she
could get no appetite, aud ronll uot get
strength enough to dO her household work,
I'LL wltl.inA few weeks past. She used
hut one bottle If the BHieys. which, with
the help oi God. has given her strength,
Mnd she feels qn tie we'll; for while her lus-
band gave inc, the undersigned, his thanks
for having recommended the Buffers for
his wife, and requested me to have the
same inserted in the Shehoygnn NTeucs-
6Ode." L DuDGE,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The ahnve is II literal Translation from
the last number of the SheLoygan .Nieu.rs-
code. my-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

R8 ExcrrENESr ~ CAWER ~ "A report
came to Cameron, in M,rslnll county, on
Monday morning, that the scressionists
we're coming down there from F r,nington
t. buru the bridges. Messengers were sent
III all directions to alarm the Union men
who continued to pour into tue viIlag. all
day. armed with nll sorts of weapons
until they Numbered six or seven hundred.
Tie sudden appearance, however, of he
troops from Wheeling treasured TIA. citi-
ems, aud all sorts of demonstrations Of
joy were made when the Wheeling boys
were r"llowe.l by Col. Twins commau,i.
Tne Ladies' of the town got out all their
supplies, provisions aud ronfectinns. II III
treated the soldiers, aud the meu were not
behind their manifestations OF kindness
and good will
lathe evening party went out to the
residence of John Martin, brother of the
U, s. Marshal, and brought him in to town
and made him take IN oath to support the
Constitution of the United States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29
California New.

FoRT EEAKNr Z, My 2S.-rme Pony Ex-
press passed At: a. ".
SAN FKANCIsCO. May 18th. =. M-BOIh
Houses ur the Legislature have DECIDED to
adjourn on the 10Th, and are rushing up
unfinished business.
The mot important measure of State
policy that has hern adopted. is the pass
age OF II law uhering six miIIi"u rrre* Of
the Schnul lands he!Oug!ng to the State.
tor sale in limttr,l, .fS,"HtiIivs, nj s.. % ncr
acre. OMN lil"rIl credit system. iur re-
claiming aud bringing iniO market the
vast Tracts "t swamp and overflow I'd lands
belonging to the State, which has also
been entered upon.
A series Ot Union resolutions. nlrdsing
the State fpnIty tn the Grmeral Govern
mrn', aud her readiness IL comply with
n'iy r qu-itioms fer aid to suppress rebel
li"u. have passed both Houses by large ma
] ,ritirs.
Tile attempt to expunge the resolutions
of Iensnre against tile lute Senator Brrirr-
lex for refusing TO uhry the instructions Of
the Legislature, in regard t0 the admission
OF ktnsas with the LrrnmptOn cnnstilm-
ton, has iniled, hut Il series Of compliment
tMry resolutions ru!uEistic. passed the SEN
ate. There is scarcely II ghost uf II chance
of the passage of II hill prnviding for II
sl,e''inl election far me hers at Congress.
This inNciiOn is attributable t. the s..ilrmrs
of asp rants tor Congressional hnnurs WIN
thiuk the rhhuces of ;hrir election better
nnxt fhli than now.
The Legislature has proposed for the
adoption 0r rejection by the people several
amendments to the Sinle rnnstiintiun.-
Que amendment proposes biennial sessions
of the Legislature. and another authorizes
the election Of Governor. Lieut.. Governor,
State Comptroller, State Trw,-mrpr. At
t"rn"y General aud Surveyor General for
four years.
The San Francisco Wooden Fnrtnry has
%itIin ten days tnrnPh out one thuisnnu
uniforms. completely made, and blankets
for that number of men, to Gil orders in
this city aud NJ rysville.
AZ Uni"n meeting, held in Alamilin
.'ounty, Thursday evening Senator Me-
Douglas sHid ia the ronrs. Of an address.
that lreDsnnnhle organizations now existed
in this State WHO were endeavUring tn get
possession 0f the government The meet
ing passed resolutions distrmsIing he f lrli.
sty of several officers of The State militia
aud expressing dsrplnrtauce TO serving un-
der them.
The OVERLAND Mail Co. have sent a de-
/ tarkment nf met frnm Los Angeles With
eight six horse teams and fny hurses tn
Salt Lake. The Company nre muving
their stock to tho Central line as Elst as
possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29
rsrTnr WAY rus sEcessloSrsrs TOO,

BrTaE WAY rus sEcrssloxrsrs TooK
POSSESSION OF GRArrox on ScxDAr MoRx
iys.--Nr. Fred. Duvul and Mr. Joseph
Fulton. engineers on the 3 .ltimore L Ohio
Ruilroad, arrived In this city yesterday
morning. They left that place shortly at.
ter the secesdonists took possession Of the
iowa, and about tue time the bridges were
burned between Huntington ard FIrminx.
ton. When the traitor4 marched in ami
commenced taking control of things, they
ordered Mr.. DIyal to remove an engine
which was in the way, nnI ia or Ter TO do
so it was necessary Ia get up steam. This
Duv"l proceeded to do, anil after rcmov-
ing it t" the place requested, got it upou
the min trick, with its head towards
Nrwbarg, eighteen miles distant. and he
fore the seseshers knew what they were
jOing, Mr.. Duval, Mr.. Fulton and others,
mounted the iron horse, ant started with
the speed of fast passenger locomotive
towards Newhurg, where they ARE sUppose,l
to haze nut the engine in g,,oi condition
~ for use. They then left Ncwhurg. and
went To MurTaut"wn. from Morgnntown 10
Uniont"wn, Pa, and thence to Pittsburgh,
ond down the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
R'ilrOad to this city.
The sccesriOnists tirovc the people out Of
their houses ut Grafton, in order to make
room for the troops, enrly on Sunday
murning There was the greatest scene of
terror inngtuAbIe. Women aud children
were running in all directions will, DIS
hevclled hair and half naked prrsons =
The Officers were all drunk. and there was
nothing like order ar Discipline among the
mrn. They had about twelve hu"drcd
men at Grafton, amoug whom, was II sing e
c"mplny Of cavalry There was not 1t
singh. piece of artillery to Le seen. and the
otIirrrs did not know how to go about tor
titying their position.
Ii, as we are Informed. the Uaitel States
truu,s at Marietta IN .rshv,I iutu the State,
on IIOn,lny morning, and no interruptions
aye "cc"siuncd, this dru will be routel be-
lore many days,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

wAsHxerox. May 2sth.-On inquiry of
several New York gentlemen. at Wizards
Hotel. il is Asrertained that Yum Yalken.
bnrGh. parted with them Mt noon ON y ,istt
TO AlexH driH, ihrrefnre the distant report
of his arrest ~ SPY cannot he true.
The helief that the President hasodeter-
mined I" tender Col. Fremont II Major
GenrralslliP, rliritP much qualification.
: Ex-G"v. Bauks i here by invitation of
the Secretary of War.
ed resolutions of respeet TO Col. Ellsworth
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

la s9sz
.1SysSheadaoSe
CURE |esS
NerVouSHeadaCne
~ KINDS KIM o
Headache.


Sytae nas OF these Pills tie periodic attack o
4fsT0sI or Sick HeraaeLe may lie prevented: np5if
tsAen NJ Tie somE'enseuen, Of an atue& immediate
EelIei "0m pain aud sickness Willie hlsai!ed.
They 'eli"m EtIl III removing the Nausea and
HSaaaeae to which females are so subject.
They set gently upon the l,owsl,.-rrm6vipS Co,
For Literary JtsT, Students. DolIcate.ysmn,.. and
all persons Of Isistyy haCIts they are va,p,l,, =.
" Atz''fr"- improving the ut4S.re giving sovs aud
r'P'I 10 the digestive organs, md restoring
'"Enl elasticity "nl strength Of the vl.lr system.
III" CEPIlALIC PILLS arr the resul, Of LON, n.
VestEAt'Un and eoreFnlly sCnjusted eS,Sr4n,eaf..
having oesn In use nHuy years. during v.h;ci tine
tasy have Prevented and -~tioved = r,,at t.,,e,nt
pam AMI suffering frem Headache HhOth.r e,,pins-
'Li IN The zUoH' system OF from dsz,AnsSd state
THEY are sntIrel' vegetable In tl,CSr e,unc,,,t;,
and may 6' taken at all times with pCrfsc, ,ni, ~
without maxim. "sy ol,anEs OF diet ono sx 49,,
q any at'a0Teatss tasts rsnderS !, sa,y T. sSpf,tr
ehsH % ekildrsg,.
BEwARE OF couxTERrEIrs,
The senu ne have i've alEnliure- Of henry C. sr.la
f sOtAHyor. l't'sna OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
a Box vii De sent Ly mail prepared OF receipt .,
PRICE 90 CENTS.
AilOFdsrs should be addressed to
HENRY C sPALDINe.
- Cedar 81. AcW y ark
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29
Yo,leo TO Mail Subscribers.

eSesxlzrnr "r Observation-Disclosures
lsh his m"rning special dispatch from
Piusburg, received late last night, stating
tbs: Morgan,"wn had been seized hy sr-
er,sionists. Notwithstanding the entire
responsibility and undouUted veaci,y Of
the parry who sent us the dispatch. we
cannot credit it, bu. think tLrre must DC a
mistake somewhere.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

rHILGpELPHI.. May 2s.-Flnnr quiet. STANDARD, al.
peIine S'Sh.a2 l;eesipts Nf WIirat are lIsht rules
" 5Oo0 bush at 81 10 fnr r. and white Mt ST..
St0l .65. Corn In iair demand OON lush sold AZ
6SS6" Whisky sells slowly ut l6J49l7
NEW YORE. My @S.-FlOur firm. II 100 Ihls Rnli
prices unchanged Wheat hrmer. 90 un0 bush sold
NJ wRko Tub Sl.l6Gl p. rel Wesiern SLIT white
%l.+l9l +51S. Corn advanced lr, 3OOUU bu l. sold
at 45StGL. Whisky firm ut l63I9lS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29
more Troops for Grafton.

BELIAlk, May 28In-IU r. u.
Eds. kntel.-FUur hundrrd more Ohio
troops have just. left here for Huntington,
tn juin the ironps of Col. Kelly's commnn i.
The 10Th Ohio Regiment. Col. Andrews,
las just arrived on the "ther side. and viii
cross "ver aud leave here Ut O'clock t, :
morrow muruing q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

BosTox, My 2s.-The Republican Con.
ven'ion in the Thirl Congressional Ds-
trrrt to-day voted t. ra,ke no nomina-
lion. There will be but little opposition
TO Judge Thomas. peoples candidate.
Brigadier-GeneralP Pierce left for Wush-
ingIOu to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29
Drummed Ont

BosToS, May 2s.-JuLu Abbot. Sec
ond lieutenant of Company a Twelfth
Regiment. has been convirtri'uf u-ing se-
riitiOus Language against the Government,
and icing Invested OF his uniform has been
tlruDmed out
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

Tue FENALE ORGANIZATION is often as
traii as lhnt Of " tender a lover. Many of
tue sex enter into marriage relations With
ONT being able To undergo the IMhors and
trials II maternity In this country
thousands Of young nuI beautiful womea
are sacrificed every year from this cause
alone AL Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Dltters Will save many of this class frnm
AN untimely grave. This medicine has
been used with great benefit Ivy immense
hunters of people throughout. the repub.
l1c' and the prOprirturs have received
grateful COMMUNICATIONS from all sertions
Of tue country. The Bitrers will be fund
to be very pleasant to the taste, even ma a
beverage, and prompt and powerful In its
effect US II medicine. Itintuses new vital
ity Into the frame, AMI strengthens the
"ll"le system, SO that women who use it
ARE enabled to go through with labors
which would. without it, be certain to
PrOsiratc them.
Sold hy all druggists. my-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

.n6-c0TTya rus TgIroaAra wIars.-
Night before last, some seeessionist Gu,
tue telegraph wir,s near Beuwood
ths'sane thing was done at Glnvrr's Gan
and for short time the communicative
between this point aud Huntington, where
our troops ARE encamped, was intcrrup,ed
Major Bhily, in command Of the force, nj
ben"ood' will have the line well guarded
hereafter, and if this thing is nt,emu,ed
again there will be Somebody hurt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

RSHRELArlvE to repor, yesterday af.
ternoOn, of the Rev. JouS F. BAKER, Of the
First Presbyterian Church of this city,
having left on account of the present
troubles in the conntry, W. are request.
!" sttte there is not "a vestfge of truth in
tue report The Rev. gentleman has simp-
iy accompanied his wife aud rhildren on a
visit to her pareots, when lie will return in
the course of two or three weeks. II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

BOsrox, May 2s.-The U. S. steam fri
gate Mississippi went To sea yesterday
Her destination is supposed to be Fortress
Monroe.
The Rev. Horace Ballou, President Of
Tutft College, died yesrrrdlS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29
8g 0olegr'lpIr.
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
1ntellIgencer.-
AoEantoWn sel4ed ~ the Secretion
special Dlsprteh to the Iptollisenesr.I

PtTrsBuRa. May 2s.-Relinble gentlemen
just arrived in this city state that Morgan
town was seized LIST night by tho seres.
siunIsts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29
Frnm Pensannla

ST. Lorls, Way 3 The PenaarolN COR
respondent Of the Mobile ARpertissr. says
that Lori Lynns has written To the British
Consul at PrRSarOlh, recognizing the black
AIDE in the lame of the British Government,
and warning English Vessels If its pffr.t.
No movements indicative of hostilities
hal taken place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

WAsHIxoToS. May % -Fra6rss Arkoe.
. recently removed clerk from thr State
iaii to await examination At the Navy Yard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

NEw ToRK. My 3sfi, The Carl a. Ii
Card .goseg J u o,strDhgs len t4is 6ytn
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

NEw YORK, May 2s.-The steamer New
York ans arrived. Her 4,lvicrs have been
anticipated by the steamer Atna, which
arrived Yesterday,