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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06
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CORRECTED DAILY.

CINCINNATI, April 5-Plour very dull; priees irref.
uatI EnPerhne can be bought for g. 40 aud 81.
ira IS dull at 81, SO@l,GO. Grain unchanged Wills
Ky hTm at l3Iz. Glover Seed dull ut g Good de
1881, chiefly country. BACON held at gIS9I6Jz,
which Is slIade above the limits Of orders - there
was but little done. Bulk sides In demand at SJEA
s5s for bone, and 95S FOR clear. Lard-SOO tierceS
sold at 9C the feeling in the market is better Gro
ceries hTnI, but unchanged, moderute demand In the
regular way. No change Ia money matters
PalLADELPHtA, April 5-FlOuE drm; sales superane
at S5SL III extra family at S5I596 and to the trade
at 25 for fancy. Wheat scaTre; sales red at
$l-35, and white at Has. Corn active; prime dry
new yellow at 6O902. Whisky steady at 1T1l9lS.
BALTIMORE, April 5-Plour Arul; City Mills &, AK
Howard St, $500: Ohio 50. Wheat steady; red 81 So
white 60. Pork hrm; mess SlT; prime SiI' LsTI 10
SSnee hrm at l25l9l3H. Whisky steady at Il IlG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06
California News.

FoRT KEARNEY, April 5.-The Pony Ex-
press passed Mt G;3O A. N.
San FRANcIscO, 23d March, P.iM.-Thc
Senate yesterday voted to consider that no
Senatorial election had taken place and
passed ~ resolution to go into new Joint
convention, if the Assembly concurS. Il
is supposed that McDougal will 're.submit
his name, in which case it is apparent that
he will get such II minority as Will make
his election doubly sure.
LATRR.-The Assembly this afternoon
rejected the Senate resolution for II new
joint Senatorial convention BY II nearly
unanimous vote.
The Pony Express arrived at Carson
Valley to-day with st. Louis dates, via
Fort kenrney, to the 18th inst
The news was considered favorable for
the preservation of peace between the
North md South.
The Breckenridge State Central Com
mittee isinf session Mt Sacramento. They
have done nothing yet.
Matthias, with 400 men, has landed in
Lower California aud upset the Esparsa
Government. 1t is reported that a fight
has taken place, in which few men were
killed aud several wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

WAsHISGToN, April 4.-The Gulf Squad
ron is to be commanded by Capt. String
BAN. The reasons for the Increase of the
Naval force in thut quarter, are conjectur-
ed TO be the extreme caution which char
actcrizes the Administration. This, rs
well as military subjects, occasion ma
ny warlike rumors. The Government
seems to have come to the determination,
in the language of Cabinet officer, to be
known only by its acts Extreme solicit
tude is everywhere manifested relative to
the movements concerning Forts Pickens
and Sumter. The fear is expressed that
collision may be prccipitated
The steamer Pawnee, now lying off
Washington Navy Yard, will probably
leave for parts unknown, on Saturday.
Information has been received that Lieut..
Talbot left Charleston, to-day, with i'm
portnnt dispatches for Washington.
The following officers have been dered
to the steamer Minnesota, destined for the
Gulf: Captain Van Brunt, Commander
Case, Ltentenants Werden, Wainwright,
Badger, johnson, Foster, Mitchell and
Watson; Smith, Master; franklin Jack
son, Chief Engineer.
A reliable private dispatch from Charles
ton, says that it is supposed that Mai. An
derson's supplies were cut off to-day,
causing considerable commotion in that
city and great anxiety us to the finul re-
suit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06
Virginia state Conyention,

RlCHNoXp, Va, April 4.-On the reas
senhling of the Convention, Ithe fourth
resolution, as amended, was ud0pIed
IN the Committee of the Whole, Mr..
FIournoy moved to amend the fifth resolu-
ton by striking out the words "and to aid
IN suppressinS domestic Instruction. ,.
thus making The declaration simply that
the Legitimate use of the forts, &c, is to
protect the country against n foreign
force. This was agreed to-Yeas 60, aud
nays 6I.
Two other amendments were rejected.
Mr.. CHrlile moved to amend by striking
out the whole resolution. Yeas Ia, and
nays lis.
This resolution was then adopted.
The 9th resolution was then taken up.
Mr. Harvie moved TO strike out the
whole, aud insert the following:
Ris0iUed, That an ordinance of seces-
sion, resuming the powers delegated by
Virginia, and providing for submitting the
same to the qualified voters of the Com
monwealth for adoption or IT lection, at the
polls ut the Spring elections, to be held in
ton.
Mr.. Goggin moved to amend by inserting
his own ordinance, but withdrew it.
Several motions that the Committee
rise, were voted down, aud Mr.. Harvie's
substitute was reiected-Yeas 40, nays 50.
Though this WAS not strictly a test vote,
the Union. men are much .rejoiced at the
result.
Without further action on the resolu-
tloni tue Convention adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

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They seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
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They act gently upon the bowcls.-re-
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Far sale by REID & KRArr,
a-t Ceutre Wheelinp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

ST. Louis, April 5,-The Steamboat
mems parade, last night, in honor of the
election of Daniel G. Taylor, was the most
brilliant and imposing ever seen in st.
Louis. About 30 Yawls were mounted on
wheels, Profusely decorated with banners
and transparencies, together with large
number of omnihusscs, carriages, horse
men, aud citizens afoot, were in the pro.
cession. The streets were densely thr0ng-
ed with enthusiastic spectators. The RE-
P13tiea" and Herald printing Offices, aud a
great many private dwellings, were brill
liantly illuminated, and the DISPLAY of
torches, fireworks and bonlires were very
ine. salute of loo guns will be fired
this evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

BB" GREATDRAwBAoK to person emigra.
ting to the extreme south and western
country, is the fear they have OF the Fever
and Ague-the most direfnl otall diseases.
Every day we hear Of persons attacked by
this disease, and made helpless in a short
time, without any means of affordiug re-
lief In view Of the great demand for a
remedy DR.. Hostetter has presented his
Celebrated Stomach Bitters, whose curn-
tive powers for all diseases of the stomach
have been universally acknowledge.
The Bitters, prepared after long expert
enee aud deep study, have received the
encomipms of the most eminent physicians,
as well as all classes from every part Of
our country. To those who doubt their
many virtues, all we can say is to try them,
and Judge for themselves respectively
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
B9-sce advertisement in another col
umn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06
Letter from Fort Sumter,

BUFFALO, April j.-The Commercial d.
rertiScr If this city, publishes a letter from
Johnson Mcneil, private under Mai. An
dersou's command in Fort Sumter. He
states that the garrison have enough to
eat and drink for four months yet. "Fuel
IS scarce, but that is nothing. Nobody
will ever know how many men we have.
Ohly wish we had chance to give the
rascals hell; and we can do It, too. 1t is
all nonsense about sending us men and
supplies. We are all right, il old Lincoln
will only have the back bone to stand by
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

CHICAGO, April 5.-The fugitive slaves
taken from this city on Wednesday morn-
ing were examined before Commissioner
CorWan at Springfield, yesterday. Proof
that they we're fugitiTes was clear and in
disPutahle, and they, we're acrordinEly de-
hvered to their owners. They were taken
70 st, Louis in the evening train.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06
From, NInntrnn,.rr.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 4.-The Treas.
nry notes of tue Confpdernted States were
issued to-day under the law authorizing
the issue of one million dollars The first
bond issued by the Confederncy for one
thousand dollars was sold yesterday at 20
per cent. premium.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06
Attempted sMIndIe.

NEW YORK, April 5s--A leading bank-
ing house on Wall Street is said to have
heen detected ina daring attempt to swim.
die by means Of forged Virginia bonds
It IS believed that large amount of these
forged bonds have, been thrown into the
market. The parties implicated declare
themselves to be Virginians. The iuyes-
tigatiOn Of the case IS progressing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

CHARLEsroN, April 5.--A fiual vote was
taken to-day in tho Convention, on tile
pesmsneut Constitution, as folIows: Whole
number of members in the Convention,
l72 vote in favor of the Constitute. !,
1856 against les absentees 10.
There Is nothing new to report Mat.
tiers remain in Stdtu quo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

B-DR. CAMS lecture on the influence
of women, was listened to last night BY
tolerabIy large and highly intellectual au-
dienee. The topic WAS treated in the Doc
tors usually happy style his eulogium
on woman was felicitous in conception and
Language. he paid Il just tribute to the
position and influence of the wife, though
he said he could speak of it only theored-
cally. He urged the necessity and impor-
tanee of-ststers exercising their polishing
aud refining influence ON their brothers MS
a means Of. fitting them for the world, and
contact with society. His tribute to the
mothers was at once beautiful and feeling.
There was not heart in his audience,
that did not throb at the mention
of the beloved name Of mother. IL there
were one objectionable sin it wns
that of forgetting the memory of a mother.
The lecture closed by some very good ad-
vice to the auditory. On the whole the
lecture was quite worthy tue subject treat
ed and the reputation of the lectures.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

RIcHNoxD, April 5.-There is good au.
thority for stating that the Richmond
Whig viii not advocate secession, but will
stand by tbs policy Of presenting m nIti-
uiatum to ihe North.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

Southern Gonfederacy, and.iu no manner
recognize or assist tit; and thut the Prcsi-
dent aud his Cabinet have determined to
take Immediate and vigorous measures for
the enforcement of the law at all hazards.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

HB~wE call attention to the advertise
msnt OF the conservation services which
are to take place at the new German Luz
taeSeaa Evangelical Church, on Fourth
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

NORFOLK, VA. April At is reported
that disturbance has occurred at fortress
Monroe. The working men in the vicinit,
raised palmetto flag on the outside. under
the walls, and dared the soldiers to inter-
ferc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

@RE direct attention TO tue adyer.
llssnent Of P. Kennedy IN another col
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

ATcHIsox, April 5.-Lane and Pomeroy
were elected U. S. Senators, yesterday
afternoon, by u small majority.
We have had plenty of rain in this Sec
ton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06
lta-TaE sIgns Of approasllinr snrinr

tBrTaE signs of approaching Spring
are abound in the country.
The vines bleed when cut, for sprinu
has touched their roots and sent the limped
sap coursing through the brpacbes. From
every wound made by trimming the frui.
trees exudes the lfis-diRasing fluid. Here
and there. in the longtime withered and
brown lawn, n tuft of green appears, pale,
and delicate, and circumscrfbed, but of the
fndubttabls emerald of Spring, neverthe-
less. The spade peuetrates into the earth
for it is no longer as hard as flint OF gran
tie; the sod crumbIes and gives out that
peculiar aroma known only the first DAYS
OF the vernal season, aud SO welcome al
ways to the husbaudman and the gardener.
The blossom-buds of the cherry trees are
beginning to swell, and through the cover
ing of the rich brown yarnish the pale
yellow Of the blossom appears. The mid
day sun has a Spring warmth that makes
creation glad surer sign than all, the beau
tiful blue birds have come back to us.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

From ate EzamiHsr, Norfolk, "a
They have been tostel in more than tllousand
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Fypn he I1enorTuf. 81. Cloud, yfaH.
II you nre. or have been trouI.,l Will, the bs.J-
ashe send for box tCepltalic Pills. ~. lIiat yo NAV
nave them in case Of an RItHrk
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CEPMALIC PILLS.
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THAT A
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send the Pills by ulaiL and OIligs.
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HENRY @. sPALDINo Esd 49, s'-' ~ A low
Please Ind enclosed twenty-five cents. for which
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are truly the I sEt IaRl LAdre erer DIED. -
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

Males 10; Females II; Sex not reported S-Ss
White IS; Colored I-sS8!
ofthe above deaths one should have been reported
In January and In February, but the certificates
were not handed In untn the present month. 3
ap5-lt JAMES w. CLENENS Seeiy
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Eds Sheboygan Nieu,rsGOae, Sheboygan,
Wisconsin.
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aaSH DISSOLUTION.

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Ero0snte Testaa r. z. Csos,Ete, Czioroa, M.
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SrRUCE CREEE. HuxTIxuIoX Co.. PA.p
January IL, 1851.
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II. @. sPALBRO, ~
STR:
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pEvERIr, MAss.. DC. il. 1ssn.

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Mis4 you to send me one more box nfyonr Co.
IRON hs~. YUnrs, respectfully, = -
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ffogl LSe Daily 4yelgt 1Ns1spTot, r. j. 60 .
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The sun., 1861-10-25
Latest from Edwards Ferry.

Ehrnrd'' Fsy7y, Ocf. 23.--About p. NJ. to-
day, Afc'l hri. ad' wa s""n proceeding IN the
direction oi Conrad fcny, aud DISAPPEARED bo-
bind woo1
About the slmo hour q n. Abercrombie ssnt
word 20 headquarters nat ths ensny's force
was advancing towudi his position on tho
Virginia side from above anl below, and ask
ing Tor Endorsements.
Bis command was soon drawn up in line Of
battle near the shore, and Orusrs were Issued to
push over a strong iorco Ia his relief. Ip ~
the present hour 90 Z. M } no attack has been
made. ECkE
TIIE sKIRNIsu TSsrgRDAY.S -.
, Tho skiImi'h Of ycstord ~ was fought on our
side O. cluhiy,ly by he Independent cmpI OF
Al dIcw's MS-sschu-,ts sharp,acoters and
Con psny X, Of the lgh Massachusetts, regi-
mint. The tnemy's force consisted Of ono
regiment each from LouisisHs, Mississippi
and Virginia. The latter attempted to tsok
our little force, but tho tatrible fire from
the sba'p-shootcrs--a rctel falllnl A. each shot.
and the hrmness Of Co. X prevented tho erscu,
tion ot their plan. The loss Ut ths enemy was
great, while Only one Ct our mon was killed.
| The skirmishsIs were aided by several sho,s
/ from our batteries On the Virginia shore.
EfrDds Fsuy OF 2i.-Io3teriay, on
| lenn;Sg that a large force of the engny were
approaching, AMI had arrived at two pJints
above and below, AM IN III" ic,mciate vicinity
of the Ferry, il was judged advisable 10 with
draw the-portion of our troops from tho vir-
gina shore, both at Elwsrds Ferry, ard Hir-
ri-,n's Island.
This was rendered tho more necessary from
the Ugh state oT the water and the gale which
made IL a matter cf impassibiltv to throw over
sufficient force t. make our position, there por.
iccty secure against general attack The
torca at llauison's Island were removed first in
tie face Of and unU elected by lsrge BODY of
the eLemy: .MEM - Enc
Zen. Stone cohmauI "a Lns Division Oppo-
site Eiwaris FoIry, and rom Jvod 'hem during
the temp p'stuous storm ia tho nigh. safely anil
without any accident, hu b0inc among the last
to leave tho shore. The nu N Jers Of thu en,-
my are not known to outsider, but il /, in
ierred that they had between IS 900 and 80.
coo.
The sun., 1861-10-25
Peiice Intelligence, SO.


ASSAULT w!-m 9pwIE KNIPE.-Eiwsrd
Ford, longshoreman, got into a quarrel yes-
terd'y with two soldiers, at the corner Of Ham
hton and Catharino streets, and was stabbed
three tim es in the back with their bowie knives
but not dangerously. The soldiers He'd and %
capped, and Ford was taken 70 tine n. Y. Ho,pi.
CHARGE or PaRJURY.-Geo. Drsmus was
arrested yesterday on a charge of having per.
jured himself in suit in the Marine Court, in
which he was plaintiff and Blassius NJ Chceses
Borough, defendant. IL is alleged that by
means of his ftls' testimony 'he accused was
the means Of verdict for 500 being rendered
against Cheesoborough. lie was committed by
Justice Kelly for trial.
CHARGR OF SEDUCTION -Cbas. Mccarthy
was arrested yesterday, charged with the seduc.
ton, under promise Of marriage, of Honora
HtarD, ard also with having subsequently, no,
only refused To marry her, but assaulted her
Justice Steers locked him up to answer.
ALLFGrD FALSE PRErEScEs.-John Char.
don, On English pedler, was arrested yesterday,
charged with having by false pretencss de
frau'ed Ms. Smith, OF NJ. % Sullivan street,
cut OF 500 worth OF goods which she entrusted
him to sol tUr her on commission. IL appoars
that he sold the goods, but failed 10 make a re-
turn to Mrs. Smith. Justice Kelly locked him
The sun., 1861-10-25
POSTSCRIPT,
From Missouri.
EXCITING RUHORS.

81 LoOis, oct. q Col. Norg,n, with 220
Htn Of the Is h NJ sSyuri, and 10 pieces Of
artillery, had fight with soma 100 rsp,l, ia
Big Iunican Cfeeh, Carroll County, las, SV-
urday, kiili1S ] 4, taking 4 prI,ono s, aud pat
ting the balsLco " fight.
Col. Morgan had II wounded and two NOR.
tai y.
], believed a. the IT, CleJs that tho nsto.
rious Martin Green had desertsd G-n P.ics,
and IA trying 10 raise another baud Of outlaws
in North NJ souri,.
LuMoBED DESTRUCTION % M'CULLoUGHs
ARMY.
The following isa special dispitcl to tho
Dsmec' al, from Jefferson CITY.
Col. WSgmerer arrived from Tipton to night,
snd reports it is rumorod and believed there
that Lane and Montgomery hal intercepted
Den Mccullough, or some ono assuming that
name, in his attempt to join Con. Price, and
cut his whole army to piecss
This rep IT is also believed here.
We arc reliably informed tnat About 500
rebel- ole congrosa'sd in and around Fulton,
Galloway county, whos4 design IL to -sizs SON
passing steamer or ferry for thsm,-lve., AMI
bum the CsiRo bridge, ON the Pacinc X. Il.
A formidable AM vigilant guard will DO main.
tined At the bridge.
Gen Fremont is said TO have discovered iGo. =
900 bushels ofcorn, buried at w,rsaE, aud do.
liverd il over 20 the Uniici State, PIyml4tsr.