Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-10
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SeOtI = Candidate for the ConfsdeE-
ATE CongEess-Ehe Steauasrs en- new
OrleanG-PrOcIauaat Against the
Landing OF Cot1on AZ that CIV
COMFY q AtgESrs Dep1 .ll y y q 49,! =
QArterB-TOne OF Southern FreSS
Indicates thar the Rebel Army viii
act only On the DeGensive.
CBy IseErapA = ne DaTy Is.sIlisenosEl
Lor1sVItrE, Ost- a.-Rrhmoad papers
Of The lst and Charlesten Of The Sd inst
are received.
On the evening" a the 25th Gen. Lee
Joined Gen Floyd With four regiments and
tEo pieces Of ArsillerY At RedaW Bl1h-
Fl0yd's forces are represented 10 be great
u demoradzed since The battle Of Car1i-
fax PerTy and Wise's GeDerAlshiP Is seveTe-
" criticised BY the Richmond papers
The EaqHv9 says the relations betEeea
Generals Floyd and. Wise are PAiafal
enough 70 explain all our reverses in Wes-
ltern Yirginia
! Gen. wise, accompanied BY Gen. Hen
ninEse1, has arrived At Richmond; the for
| mer win probably be court martsaled-
/ Lee takes command of the forces under
/ himself and Floyd
/ A statement in the Galveston Selrs makes
The number OK Texan troops now ia the
1 field 10000, Of which 5000 are ia Virgi
MIA. 1000 IN Western Missouri and Arkan-
saz, and 600 in AriIoaa and New Ne<i-
co.
Robert Seot. announces himself eau-
didAte for the Confederate Congress for
/ FarqaAr Distinct
Comuuniestion over the East Tennessee
| Railroad has been intercepted for some
I days, in consequence of the Eas1ing aEay
Of the track by the foods
President Davis left for Manassas on the
5Oth nix
There is great rejoicing throughout the
South over tie capInre OF Lexington and
the Fremont di5ealtT-
Gen A. h. Brisbane died at SUMMER
I vile, s. c., on the I'D ult-
a South Carolina regiment had left for
Suffolk, Va.
| 4 Richmond despatch 10 the Charlestou
/ Courier ssyS: President Daris was received
AZ Fairfax Court House with great enthu-
siasm.
Gen Van Dorm has been assigned TO duty
I in the army Of the Potomac.
Mansfield Lowell, late Of New York, is
appointed Brigadier-GenerAl and assigned
TO duty in Louisiana.
There Is a general groEl throughout the
Confederscy At the intf6eieney Of the mail
arrangements.
V. Porter, of the FIRST Michigan Regi-
ment, died :at Castle Pinekney on the I'd
inst, OF typhoid fever. The health of
other prisoners Is said to be good.
Some Preach naval officers from the
Corvette Layersie, lying at the mouth of
the Mississippi, visited New Orleans on
the 2Ist ult
despatch dated New Orleans, Sept.
18th, says the steamship Niagara ana
sIoop-OS-War were OF Pass LOutre bar.
A sloOp-of-Har was of the southeast bar.
A steam fHgate al sou;h-Test bar. The
sioop-of-waF Yincennes and steam gun
boat Water Witch were inside the south
west bar.
The Governor Of North Carolina has is
sued proclamation forbidding any bacon
or leather being sent out OF the State.
The Memphis 4IgHs Of the Sd, contains
the following proclamation
"coneuETing entirely in the views ex-
pressed By the cotton factors Of New Or
leans, in the annexed communication from
basiness men, praying that no cotton be
sent 10 New Orleans during the existence
OF the blockade, have determined to take
the most decided means TO prevent the
landing of any cotton in this city.
Notice Is, therefore, hereby given 70 all
masters and owners Of steamboats, and 9TH
er water craft, that from and after the 10th
of October, no cotton must be brought to
New Orleans, ur within the lines embracing
that section of the country between the
Notifications above Carrollton and those
below the city, and extending back to the
Lake. All steamboats, or other water craft
arriving within the prescribed limits will
be forthwith placed in charge OF an armed
force and escorted above the point indi-
Gated. THIS course will be adopted in all
cases, whether the quantity of cotton
L.
1.-THE Railroad Companies have already
issued orders in furtherauee of the object
of this proclamation, and no violation of
either will be permitted.
s.1Sigued,1 THos. D. MOORE,
"Governor of louisiana"
/ shall cooperate with Gov. Moore in
the enforcement Of the above order.
CSigned.I D. Z. TwIGGs,
Msj- Cen Conad'g-
Col. MKee, late editor of the Louisville
Courier, will take comma nd of a regiment
under Gen. Buekner.
The Citizens Bank Of New Orleans are
circulating iTes cnt in two, each piece TO
represent two dollars and half
Thirteen hundred Indian warriors are
encamped on the Arkansas river, near
Fort Smith, on their way TO AeCuIloeh
army.
Gen. Whitefeld, late Of Kansas, is NOV
ing towards Southern Missouri at the head
OF Texan troops.
The Federal prisoners sent to New Or
leans were escorted 70 their quarters in
that city by colored company
An exchange of shots and shells took
place on the goth ult- between the Federal
man-of-War Water Witch, and the Confed-
crate steamer Joy, without damage on Ell
Their side. A boat from the Water Witch
landedsOme men at the Telegraph station at
the head of the Passes, who carried of the
instruments.
The Confederate steamer South Carolina
had captured a Mexican steamer Of Gall
weston.
Geo. Davis and W. ]. Dortch, have been
elected Senators from North Carolina to
the Confederate Congress.