Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01


be on DE ,ids efRy country, for the 'IRPort
eftks gaserai authority, and Jor me hiaiais-
aqaes efG.e P9vsrs cfths Union.-[sPeech
Of Henry Clay, August lst, 1850.
H.LEL -..-. 5ff.
The PrOsPeet.
We have news from Warrington Jester
day, which We consider reliable, that mon
led men who have been there within the
last few days from the Eastern cities, and
who have examined miputely all the plans
and preparations Of the government, ex-
press the opinion that the rebellion will be
utterly annibiIatsd within the next three
months. Eastern Adviees show that the
bankers are taking another instalment Of
The government loan liilty mlllionsl, which
Is the true test Of the confidence that cap
ilalists feel. Money in profusion is being
poured into the treasury both from the Peo-
pie and the banks, and it is being exPend
ed in such immense aud formidable schemes
for striking home at tue heart Of tho con
spiraey that nothing can Withstand their
force. Al no time since the commence
manl OF tue rebellion has the prospect
seemed SO bright Nearly four hundred
vessels are in commission. They are pow
eriully manned, and carry such guns rs
vessels never carried before. They are
sailing every day-earrying men-carryiug
such munitions and apparatus ms show
that the intention is 10 make descent in
tremendous force on several places on the
southsrn eoast. We shall begin soon now
to hear from their operations.
Our troops have taken Nunson's hill.
They will advance steadily, Gen. Meclel-
Ian knows exactly what ho is doing. The
cold weather Is coming, and that fact
gives MS world Of odds. Generals Rose
Grams and Cox are gradually crowdiug
Wise and Floyd, aud Lee moves or shyly
in the face OF Reynolds. Fremont has
taken the Geld in person in Missouri, Ut
the head OF one OF the best appointed
armies this country ever saw. DIR gum
boats are almost fnished-some of them
are. The enemy have few or none Of these.
And what is more and worse, their -four
aud bacon, salt nnd vinegar, aud pyery-
thing except corn and cotton, = running
j short and shorter each day By their own
accounts, published in their own papers,
they sadly need shoes aud clothinE, blank
cts and heavy camp quilts. Troops, whose
Southern homes are being fast Invaded,
can not be made to stay long North with
out SHOES or sufficient clothing. Aud
what is more, they are plagued with sick
ness Read the account, from themselves,
which we published yesterday. The
measles, dysentery, and fever and ague,
have almost decimated them. They count
their hospital lists by ihousauds-we by
scores.
Surely, these things, all combined, give
bright assurances. We have everything to
hope FOR and expect. Only let us here. in
Western vtrginia, be anxious aud am-
bilious to do our part With us or with
out US, this rebellion will be put down,
aud that before spring comes,
A LINE from an Old Correspondent.
Our ola friend aud correspondent, aSon
oftbs Old Dominluu, writes to useoueera-
Ing the condition Of things At Cheat Noun
tain summit. tisis Indignant Al abe dam
" policy that Is there pursued towards
traitors. He s9ya klhdAa}hSt
american gold is lRyishGd 10 RtrOcious
,traitors for lreading down a little grass 10 :.
: Pasture deld by making an eneNmpment for
burning few old fanee.fitils; for occupy
Ing an clubhouse as shelter for the sick
and wounded. Yet tho brave defenders OF
Cheat N9uutvin Sammit,i enrolled Ia the
: month Of April last, have not vet seen the
face Of udtInuNl pGymaster, or the shape
Of = patiohal cola. II people become dis.
eoutented with such dolagi who eau blanc
them.
We say With our old friend, that IL Is
diSgrssoful TO our arws, that We are so
oserpuuetilioal about paying damages 10
'the traitors out IN the monatals Souaess.
They are the men who have brought all
this war and disaster upOn rs, and hero
especially, in Western Virginia, they have
been our cruel aud nppaturel foes, Union
men only have been driven from thelr
homea Thea rahels bavs s6tvSa bss.