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The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06
Teiegrsphic Correspondents Of Daily Commercial
Breckinridge Backs out and Returns
10 Bowling Green.

FFNfH7t4fI N'tFF'f Ut y
General Breckinridge. contrary 10 the ex
pcctatisn OF our army in Kentucky, has about
faced and returned 10 Bowling Green. Gen
Crittendcn sssrely perplexed, as he was ma
king arrangements 20 bag the General and
his entire force. This is the third time that
Buckner has attempted and failed To send
force 10 the Ohio River and capture LIN.
coins Hessians" at Henderson aud Owens
borO-
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06

AsoSG our dispatches thia morning. VII
be found specimen of the manner IN which
llss rebel leAders dupe and deceive The peo'
pse whom they are fast leading to destrue-
ton. ailafc 20 the DISPATCHES pub'sshed
IN the Meughs papers setting forth the an.
initiation Of MoxTeoxrRrs command by
Rsrs. and the pcriious condition IN which
HcCrLlocm has pllcei Sicfi II SedaiiA IL
i. really astonishing that men ~iil - attempt
20 blind the mio.ls Of their people, thus rem
iering their disappointment more terrible m
the day Of their calamity. Bat II Is said shis
!. the only way the rebel army can be Kept
t0gsiher.tt E
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06
OF HARTFORD.

Treasnres'> Notice Tor Issl.
u hLs 7a- P@gevs . Isyo ssHnfs-
TErAsuKrR's OUier, Oct. lslh. le6l
NOTICE is hereby given that the
a Tax Dupiicate for issi has besn rrceivsi SID
The following u lhe ate II Taxes lor said yeas
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06

saseraeF sprAeae ss.lssce T. tie Rha-ie
Island Aftiissrtsfs ~a<r ''fif.f rut seaf
.heshiers - the shsei sni skea csll ape
fs2tsdsAes
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06

When Mr.. Russell. the London Times cor
respondent heard of the arrest OF Mason and
Slidell, he remarked. Il would like 10 have
seen poor Slidelrs face when he was arrested;
surely he must have looked very funny. -
Mr. Russell said nothing abont the overhaul
ing Of the Trent.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06
ESTRAYS.

STATE OF INDIANA, NIG0 COtNTl, IS:
- We. the undersigned, do certify that have
viewed and appraised certain rstrAy Mare taken
up oy III Francis, living in Prairie Creek Township,
sud lind the same t. be q dark bay Mare. some ia
tie white her right hind foot. ieft hip little
sunk. No other marks or brands pcgceiyablc, sup
posed 10 be ten years Od aad ne appraise the same
10 be worth forty dollar
gAMRS OXENDINF
J 4. FRANCIS
Subscribed ADD sworn a. before me this 18th day
- Move nier. lsc1 W H. W.ss ! p
DO certify the above o. bs = true transcript from
my Fsiray liook nov2sw3w
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-14

tst, olS cine l1eberl1rettun9 be5 BtGen8 Der
ais einen MiBbrau6 unO etnen 8errotb
an Der ts!li9en @aAe De8 Saterlanoe5 betrabten.
Mtrntene9rO.
Nie ltns aus 5rieit gelArieben Miro, peroen
bort pom neutrality-suspicious. SrtesSlGauplnbe tag
liA tptdtiee NaGriGten erpartet. Die tlrtli&e
Nrmee 1T fart, ltbr gut Cr9aniItrt, NIT 4 Sc
btr9abatterien auSJsriiItet, uno Snter YaI6a
sebt mad etnem wpblrOmbinirten, entlAeioenorn
GrIplg perlpre6enoen Nlnne Dor: Granina 8in9
n%euelten, alttbenttlden NnhriGten 3ufol9e nur
Our6 Gerratb 3u 0runOe. Die feline 8elabhn9
oe6 Srtes mar gang ar9lps 9e9en Die 0ehte pea
naben DOrfea, melde 3utrouItf Die Siirfen Be
litGten, Tim nit tbnen Rafee gu trinten unp @bt.
bouts gu rauGen. On Dem lln9liGstase nun
fauoen f6 Die 8auern belonoerS 3ablreiG elm;
bic 2artcn ldGpftsn ent geroaht, ais es gu ipdt
mar unp Die Wpntenegriner nit linge6eurer lle~
berntndt aus ibrem 8erited berDOrbra@en. Da
Fabten Die Silrten Den Gntlhlu6, l9 unp bic Be
rett6 ein9eprunsenen Gerrdtber in bic Cuff su
pren9sn. Oesbolb 3p9en AUDI bic SeirO6ner
pes OUrfes nit Den Mpntene9rinern al, neil lie
Die NaAe Der 8Irfen fiirGteten. 9la6 @stinie
fabrt BON Scutari yer Elm ~ein3tgcr 6nuptpee
ourt Die %ic9enannte @raniba, einen @n9pab,
etne Stunbe BON @sttnje .%entferut. Dies mare
nun freilidb Elm AUTHORIZATIONS 5inoerniB, wsnn
Der 9ab in funltgere9ten neutrality-suspicious.
9elebt tp1re, mas jeDph Die Montsnegrtner Der
na6ldIliat baben.
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0oltimore 10tfkfr.
Baltimore, ben IA, 0ftober 1861.


Ga miro lest nit atler Selttmlntbett etne &bats
1ddbe bebarptet, mel6e, petlt lie lth beitntt9t, elm
,{hlintmes Qibt auf Die &rtegSppltttf unlerer Ste
oiernna nirft. Oanah mare WpOl pa8 @pnnniats
90 Der Betarltee wtrtlt6 angetra9en ipprpe1 nno
Bate berIelbe fateguril1 ab9elebnt. Nttt 9eft miro
bie,t bemerft: Der 0eteran gGuol mar 81
IAlau, UNI Ietren nit lauertt Wabelt eripprbensiI
9lu6m an etn Oepartement St fra9ell, oa8 pptl
Der 8eeierun9 70 ltefmittterltA bebancelt miro.
Seine N~6lebnun9 nit Den nofitr 9egebenen 0rnrl@
ben 1T a6er Die bette GeGtfertigung FIR Trernpnt.
OaS 2ano iptro Die Dem Yieloerldl tertsn Shame
paourA oerprpeue Sattsfafttpu ni6t itberleber,
nod pa6 tbm papurG Ron Dem alien NSopl 9ez
madte Compliment. Oenn Der Gebtere, Elm err
orouter uno erfabrener &rieger, befennt bten1tt,
paE pfne cine prpmpte rnO rtrtIanle pltlTe IN
DiannlNaft, 0afeu, @quipirung &c. Setten9 Der
Geaterund iiGer a(leS ba5 btupe9, mas peni 0ett.
6remont III 70 fdrelt9er Q8eile sepdbrt irurpe,
ct niAt baran pelten faIlh, nlebr ST l~etiten, ais
pieIer get6an, uut zen ron t9m 9tbe9ten Grmar@
tunae1 III ent@preber. OtQ mait ali pom 6re7
mont gBunber leben2 Oa nun aber einnal tetil
erfaGrener Solpat 9%eilupen iperpen fam, Der
6remUut'6 6erfllle8arbeit ouf lhb nebTnfn irplte
fn miro man ia mpbl tr9eno einetl 99enltng aus
ccr GetGe Der @plittfer oper NOpOtaten oa3i be-
fpegen @f5nuen. &etn 3ipeifel, CAP bort nod ir=
geap ein Siam ouf5utretben iein mtro, Der in
f6 Die Rraft Serlplrt, ieppbl 8OOl ais Gre'nont
in tteften S0attsn gu Itelen, Gang setptB.
llnp man tptrp tatm LANCE 5u iu9en bratGen.
Sat perislbe Milipurt bann in Den Nb9r(trD &C.
(tIlrit, pun Dem eS nIr 6remUut6 ltarfe 5ano
3urildGGlt, 70 miro Damn Die Te9ternn9 ia otsl-
leiGt rod nod CUR 8elinnuu9 %fpmmen, aber
paun mirp 6 5t pat fein uID Die 6errfll in
0al9ington m6Gten Bofnnn95lo5 i9re u~nbeIUr-
rene Sanplun9apeile SIT bereuen babelt.
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Nurpp1tfbe Wn6riebten.
OeutfbIanb.

Mugbeturs, IS. Sept. Die 8rtebri&s-
lfoOt mar In Der S~ersaasenen Aaht BON / bis
mad 3 u6r Der S6auptatb le9r aufgere9ter
unp aufrfaenber Scenen. G5 batten IN per~
Ielben auf Dem Dur6narl9e tetnpli&e e~ntluIee
ne Nelerpilen brs idlefidsn 5uliltrre9ime1tS 9lo.
SO fir bic gladt Quarter %befommen, BON penea
2 Sfisiere mad MitternaAt aus Der Staot 3hs
ridfebrten unp i'm s0te9enbo9en" GinlaB besebr@
ten. mo Der Observation-Disclosures y. Ccbbe QUAR-
tier bate. Der i'm erfen S6lafe liesenbe 5aus-
fneht erpadte crit nad pteoerbOltsm $Ippfen
unD fol- anfanss, niGt tpiAeno, per pUr Der
Gbir febe, in Der Ntetnuts pen elnlaB perrpst'
osrt baben, paB Elm anSetraatsner 5remper ein@
febrsn wpae. Oils er bic 3bar Pffnete, w1rpe er
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&eleOrnpDtic5c 81 ncDrtcbfsm
Scrt6tct lar oen Baltimore 8e6er.
Mnfunft beS D@laSepW"
Dor @ap Nnce.

ct. Sp6nS, %. S., IL. Oft. Der Dam
pier Glasgow, am 2. Sft. pun liverpool uno am
3. BON SueenStOwn at9efabren, palirte beute
Nl@mittaS I'M 5 llbr auf Der Gabrt mad Nsps
2Jort an pislsm @untte YOriber. Die ga6t Der
allrctirten 9relIe empftng Die reeelmdBigen Nne>
5Il9e aus ten enrcpailAen NaGrtHtsn fir Die
lelbe,
Sta1ien, Cine in SlpyeI,3 erlAtenene
6lu9lNrift. melde 9s9en Die meltltGe WfoGt pes
paplss seri@tet III, errset 9roBe6 Nuftben.
9pttu9al. Dian 9lautt, bab Der SGnig
BON 9Crtu9al i'm Se9,if febt, cine IaooYtlGe
9rin5e1lill gu beirat6en. I.sa
Sefreth. Ollie Natbsbeamte III @eltb
Hobcn %reli9nirt
Ote DeputirtenFammsr In Nsltb wurpe pcn
|@ltlitdr belest unO alien Mit9licpern Der Gin
|trttt psrpei9ert.
@raf SarobY tat Die SrDre Der Nsstsrung, in
pelher CT erluht purOe, i'm Nmte gu bleiber,
uner0fnet 3uriifaelaidt.
Strict. 8pSnien uno Serbien baden ld
sn @unlten Der Montellesriner ertldrt.
pelen. Cine fetrrlide Malenperlammtune
bon 9Ulsn 1T auf Den 10. Sft. tn GER 9labe pOr
9ublin terufen mrrOen. 5a7s
Buenp8 NYres. 9laA Der bralilianis
ihen Dolt paren Die Observation-Disclosures a6=
gebrcGen unp cine S9laGt ltnnp in Nnsfiht, =
Das Qano ltebt unter &riess9erb.
S6tffsnaArt6ten Die Sarte Ser
3o9in BON 8rabant mar eon 9lem @ort in 9re=
men ein9ctrOfsn.
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Inn BET elmer bebeutenben S6lddt Sertptrz
rtuae,1 III Sertneipen, bat Die &e9ierun9 e5 Tltr
nSt6ia gebalten, etne Mrmeewa9en.Arme gu DR.
aantiren, welAe gum 3med pe8 GtnutsnS liA IN
WerrYutle 1ammelt. Sober 8agen If nit pier
Moule1elu belpannt, welds BON einen1 6nDrntarr'
oetrteben rperpeu. Sc 25 Wasen btloen etnen
5ratn, weldcr unter benz Sefebl zines gSa9en
meiIters utp Ieiue5 @ebalfen ltebt. Sier loIGer
Srotus ttlpert cine grtgape, Die pom etnetll Srl.
1ooez Baaenmeilter nit nDtbi9em Stab bsfeplt9t
miro. - Die Nuf9abe, cine lolfe Mrmee gu Or
oouilfren, 1T Dem Gapttan Sapteue bon Der Ser.
ct. Nrmee iberaeten worpen, unb pe 9rpBtsn
S6wteriateiten, ME quite 8ubrleute gu ttnoen uao
Die Woule1el in Die @asen 5h lpanne1, ltno
~Iberpunoen.
Inn ben Subrleuten ibr miibleltseS @elAaft
etntserma6en 3u erletdtern, bat man tbnell 3lre'
alte unp sirei unseFabrene 3btere Segeben UNI
es tebt si ermarten, baB, pa tie ben 9an6en Tag
bet1dbe faGren, Die Gbiere balp ein9etaDrel1 letn
rerpen, u1o Die @a9en naA i9ren Selttmnl1H9S=
crten oelAift werpsn fUnnen. .
Oas ginIAtrren, @%tnlpanner uro Glntabren
bteIer orpGentbeils balSltarri9en Surlden TT
niAt muir ,mi9Ieltg, lonpern audb 9efaDrltW'
Ntan6er BON ben Subrleuten bat srfabren nlltl=
len, bas elm Maulelel audi &raft IN ben Stnter>
betnen BAT, uno DAP purh plGblide unertpartete
@enpunsen uno MarSper niAt muir Die 9roBen
lhweren 0a9en u~ntsepcrfen perosn t0nnen, ION
bern aud paB Die mericant1den Sattel, treIhe rs
gaben, trpb ibrer bpben SattelfnDpfe INNER npd
nibt eai,s Sor'm 6erunterperfen IAlben.
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0as @filitar=0ep in Ncrrbotae.

gerrYytQe 1T etn flsine8 D6rf6en auf Dem
uSrDliden ufer beS 5usquebanna, Dem @tapt-
den 5apre be Grace 9egeniiber. .3GS bettbt aus
einem giIentabn.O Depot, no Die auf Der, Salti-
more ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NRiienpen fi6 gu,
neberfabrt iber bsn StSqupbanna einiAifen.
5pet gSirttsbdulern, 3tpet Steres, einent Yelf=
bureau unp mebreren tleinen 8letterbGnierb 7
pier nun In unC Tim psrrYpitle berunt fnb UNI
gefd6r 5000 0auleIeG unD stlide 3au1enb pfer-
Be eampirt, ferner fnoen mir bier $500 g(rtnee-
naaet ttnp bic ba3a erforOerliAen Gubrleute. +
SCbalp Die 3aBl Der @auIest gu 1000 unb
bic Der gfe9ps jm 1000 bur8 fOrtpa6reub neut
biuSutpBsnbe Srdnsfprte berateepadlen lsih
ptrp, IpQ pps Depot SplfGnptg istn. |
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Die milttartfae gai@tiofeit ses
NssffenS

farat encliA al, pen 2eutegl ut 0aI9in9ton auf-
3upGmnern nnb lettlt 8ldtter ME Der pbilarels
p6ia glCrtb Qtmerican lebfn elm, paB bic 81
tuatipn IN Nltlpuri mo g&entudp beorpb=
lt9 8eai9 1T, UNI islbit Glflide 3te8ineIlttrlenz
pungen paGin fpttrpenpt9 3t alahen. NttllOurt
braudt at ietner 8eru6t9ung treni9Ittts 10000
@fann, Rentudp ebenIp ptel, ulp Die ltno i'm 9Ses
item ieBt ntdt al 1aben, namentlid naGDem, ME
jeBt al9emein su9etnnOen, 9palt unnptbt9er@
metIe Elm meItli4eS 8e9inert nad Dem anbern
mad 8al6ingtpn ss3Ugen TT, gu fetnent anoert
3pef, ais ben Bantque 3a belhwihttgen, Der fur
Die Si6erbeit Der 8unpes9anptl tapt BORT BON
!3eit AT ;3eit auSbrtAt. -
Wefli6e einFuBreiHc 8fatter, ME Die Gin
cinnati 0asettt, fteben nittt an, Die ei9entbitms
liGe Nrt Der &rie9fnbrnn9 laderli0 uilp 9efdbr@
lih gu inpen, Die tBbern Srt6 biz iest beltebt
1T. sic temertt, oab Oiele ltet6 nelle tpeltlt9e
8eoineuter perl9tineenbe Qnglt fir Walbtne-
ton inO bic 6i6erbett BON @afbinstOn nit Der
8luBtelung pe5 Wslten5 bod itlteBlih St tbsuer
erfauft letn pirfte, unD rer9leidt bic leit WiuraS
ten {iA ibenpe, aber ME gum aa9rif porritdetoe
8uppesdrmee NtcGlelan'e nit jenert 1pldnpi-
l6en Gpriaeer i'm &niderbpder, Der leinen Ntbem
beim Qnlauf gum Sprung 70 lebr 3uIest, Dap er
itm ausru6en mubte, tpenn es iptrtl,d gum
Sprunee fam.
So ii tein 3weifel, paB con einem Sorrtden
ouf 8iGmpnO feine 9tebe Iein fam. Sn peni9er
ais 6 @pGen line Die 9atiOltraeen in 8tr9inien
unpaIir6ar. Die ewtge Nnelt fur Bafbin9tpn
BAT Die 70 Oft au9etanOt9te Expedition nad Sem
Orleans POM @tiif1ippt bernb unmGsli0 9e=
matt uno man muB frpb fem, rpenn eS nur 9ez
linat, bic Gebelen abSubalten, l9r Wtnterqttar<
tier in Mtfonrt uub &entudY 3a nebnet. Der
S6nerpuntt be8 Rrtege5 Bate BON Nnfang an
in BEN @eten Serle9t trerpen fpller, Spt no as
alletn Elm rrfploreider- 9ngrif auf ben Sipen
aema6t werpen tutute, Waf9ingtpn unO Sir-
0inien, Die MIR GptlOren batten btloen ioQen,
linp lsiOer CUR 9nuptlate 9emadt, rnO Der @ss
ten, no Die entIGeipenpen SAla9e etn5ig lino
aaetn bdtten gefiBrt tperoen fGnnen, unptrailtz
wurtlt9 ron Der Ne9terung ii mtlttdrilGer 6tn=
(tdt pernaAtGlfet. 9tegt ni6t Der ShluB nabe,
rag Die ge9ierung eben DeBtalb Den 4elten per-
nahlaliate, bamit feiue entlAetoenOen S1ldae
eefibrt tperben patstty Damit pas naGle Srib=
iabr Die Tebelen NOD i'm geIlb oler t6rer
6auptpoltipnen 1Gnpe unp Die SteIuna Der
Ser. Staaten gum 9uelanbe, nauentli1 gu Dem
8aumrpplle ni1t entbe6ren fSnnenben gnelallo
INNER lnnieriger trerOe?
lno Nqes pas Der Sflaeeret gu Gefa0en unb
StelleiAt aud Den Spntraftpren, beren SntereIIe
IS TT, ben &risg lan9e btn3u5ie9sn. Bir farG
ten, paB per5lnlte Sfett' i6e @roriidunssplan Der
8ebelion, Der m6sltdft tpeni8 Gebellenetbiet aber>
3p9en f9en unp ramenttid bic @ftaperei nid)t
a~uft8rsn mid, thinner nod nidt In BaIbineton
auf9e9eten ii, unO paB Die SppuftiDa se9en
6remput nit in Dieler 4bnei9ung 9e9en ent1Aei>
penoe @Aid9e tgre StaBe ftnOet, ME fe SremOnt
ofenSar iebt uno fur Ote Submit ygrtetettet.
l@Ate. unton.l
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Gprt MOnrOc.

E#NE g.
Der Damslsr ueouiiana" fam am Spnna6eno
bier m. Inter Den Sala9ieren 6efanD l9
Sbsrf Butler, 8rurer BON Sen. Butler, @r
gebt in 0elhaftcn nah gSaibingtpn. as.ai
Sreitag Nforgen fam Der Oampfer @m, Sell
BEN unter elmer Yarlainent1rlag9e pom 9forfolf
unb wuroe por SepallS Doint BON pem &ano7
-nsnbct Der 8ssierun9 empfansen- Der Selpen
batte $3.50 9erl unen aus perlAterenen 1lDli=
den @e9enosn an Sorp, mel6e ibrer Unions
lYnpatbieen tpe9tn Sertrieben wcr9en paren. Sic
lteBsn ibr @taentbum I'M StiG uno errei9ten
9lorfplt nnter fOrtpdbrenper NtBbanplun9 nno
VerbSbn4n9. a-.aa
Z as@iner Der 6lilGtlin9e, Elm Mann iber 60
Sabre, bate 1ih Dor Der &ebelipn Elm bIbIAeS
SermGeen in Girstnisn ermorten unp gepaGte
ietne Sage In 9tube gu belalieBen. pnroe aber
NIT ieiner 6nmilie seraltl Jam Oertrieben, neil CT
ben tebisen Srieg ais einen unbeili9en be3eiGnet
bate. = Gr wanpte fiA 3una@lt naA 6i&niUno,
pp er auf'S lhanplihlte bebanbelt lpurpe, Bis ct
unter Dem 8erlpreden, Den Saoen fir INNER gu
perlahen, frei9e9eben murpe,
WDn Den 8 SdUUnern, ipflhe nit Ge9ierun95~
@Itern Dor sinieen Gasen na9 6atteraS sin9en,
1T Ni6ts 0ebSrt rOrpen man firAtet, pab fe
in Dem Sturm pom Greitas perloren eesansen
Itnb.
s~seueftes ppm clS @Otmt.
s { I'M MDnrpe, IL. SIT. Ser Dam
pier Spaulptng fam bente Mprgen BON 6atteras
Sniet Suriif lmO bra9te Details Gter Oas far3,
Ltd DOrsefcmmene &refen, welGe teppH nrr
Die friibereu SeriGte beltdti9en.
Das 20. Snoianas3feg. mubte bel benz lhnel=
len NGfaug .3elte unb eagersquipase i'm Sti@
laIen. Sber1t 8eran siebt ieinen Terlult alf
SO Serpunbete an ; Reiner tpnroe 9etSotet. Der
8erlult Der Nebellen lit iiberlhdet ,prrpen, mar
~ilbrigeus beoeuteno.
Der 3plcutter @crptn 9ebt 9eute 9beno naG
6attereras Snlet ab. Brigade. General Wil.
lian,s miro NIT Dem %. 81, epauloine" ab-
geber.
Das Day 9OOt pOn NOrfUlt. wuppn elmer Der
BON glorfcIf inter parlamentdrfl1a0e bier9er
0efOmmenen etn Gremplar eineeiGmus9elt bat,
entbdIt cine Oepe1Aen Don NemsS orleans, weldf-
Elm Srefen Sptlden Billie @ilIon'S GeuerSOua>
ben NIB ben Stebellen auf Santa NCla Sslanp
beritAtet. 9ebtere legten utter @en. Nnperlpn-
pte Sat uup grifen bic 3punpen In tbrem
Eager an, 3~erltSrten Die 3ete, nabmen cine BE-
peitenpe Saantitat prooi1ionen uno Munttipn
meg uno Uerna9elten ale Eanprett.
Der Serlult Der Rebelen 1T auf 40 Gcote ino
cine entlprehenpe 2ln5abl Gerpunpete an9e9eben ;
Der Der unlrt9en 1T nifbt befannt,
6etuns Monrce, ~. Sft. Cine Ibe
t6eiluns yleW gJorter Griber @aswortb's) 3Oua-
pen, mel4e ausseiAidt pur, UNI 9rl3 gu fallen,
BON einem fetnpliden StveitcOrps anee-
srifsn unp scs fa init gerlult zines @efunsenen
3uruid. Die 3Ouapen lpaen niht Defenders ptd
Na,tb ss,sist buben, pa tie li4 betm erteu 6eusrn
.,uriG3p9en.
,3wei Oampfbote Der Gonf6Oerirten er1Gieneu
sur lelten 3sit an Der Mitnpuns pes Sames-
5Iuies. Die uGrprsB" sin9 sine furSe Strsde ben
6luB binauf Cbne jeppA Den 6einD gu erreiAen,
Der Dampfer 9. u. SpaulDing sebt Deute
Nbenp NIT YrcpiiCnea na9 Sattsras Snlet al.
Sen. BiQiama sebt eOrtbin, nm pas Sberrpm-
manpp gu aternebmen.
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Spm MiHcmri.

ct. 9pnt8, II. Stt. Die Staof9cOn.
sentipn frat beute Mprsen sulammen uno beeanu,
tbre 0elAdfte, pa tsbt Elm Quorum sprbanpen
mar.
Sn Der Na6mtttass Sibuns wurbe belhlufen,
rab Das Gpnlite iibsr Mittel uno Wese Die gu,
lallisteit zines NtteS i~lberlesen loute, na6 mel,
dem Die cOuis5irten @Iter BON SoAperratbern
oa3n benubt peroen lplen, bte Gsrlults, welGe
lp9alen Sar9ern aus ibrer Spnpatbte fir bic
anp llntertiBung Der Ge9ierun9 %enttan-.
Den linp, gu erleben.
Sr. 5upea, Mit9lteo bes Counties, r%eIanirte
wurpe purdJ 6rn. Srpin erIebt.
@ouo. @amble perlan9t in Ieinsr SptIhaft an
BITE Convention eth einfa@eres unb wirflamfres
@ftlttarselsg.
Gin Salut BON Is SdiHtn murbe SefretGr
SamerOn uno @eneraIapiutant SbomuS gu ST.
rea 9%eieuert, ais le bas 9lrienul beaHten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-14
9ie @epplutiUn in mcn.@ronaoa.

Nsw- gprt, 10. Sttbr, Der Dampfer
champion" III nit elmer @liaipn BON MSpinpau
angefommen.
8eri6te Don Gartbasina, Neu. Granada, mel
ben, pab Mcaquero bel 8cguta ein9elGlO6en nno
pCn 0en. arbplioo NIT l6perem Serlut seidla.
gen pprpen it, Der gauge Stant Gauca bat
li6 fir Nrtpliou ertlart; leBterer Bate 3 Yerlos
men bansen laIen CUR @erseltunS fir BITE bon
Mpsquierp Grl6Vfenen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-04

Federal handyet longer in. their deteit(nl
grasp, while JEFF Davis pira ates strengthen.
ed themselves forEtheFt and murder on the
high sens and,on the Mississippi river. If
abe authoritiestat Washington 'conld have
dallied longer tn,their lap, there were not
wanting more Peace Commissioners like
John Tyler, tofhold them stiIlti arrange.
meuts were consummatcd for the previpiIn-
ton OF Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri.
The beauty of BELTS share in the treason
has been married Gy the Presidents vigor;
aud is no wohder that those of his fol-
lowers who wdre in the secret now howl
ike wolves cheated of their prey.
There is still "A noble bund Of the lats
supporters of john Bell.in Kentucky. Mis-
souri,, Eastern Tennessee, Western Virginia
and Maryland, II who 1neau; just what they
said when ithe( e(.nnnounced their platform
to be the Union, the Constitution. and The
Enforcement df The Laws and whom no
sOphtstry orgcdteh phrases, such as nm
= Abolitionizedi iGpvernment," !" coercion"
..invasiOn"aof hsptjugation,'' can seduce
from their Allegiance. These men scorn
and loathe thes b4seness and dupIIcity OF
their late assochfes, aud will welcome the
Governments mi pta efforts to ainvade,'' .tco-
erce" and f'su5ngaten all such hypocritcs
and traitors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-04
ETsEVrUJTf5I - .

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government, wouId have given the Union
men Of all the counties west OF the Alle-
gbenics courage to uphold the Government,
and compel the traitors around them to
remain peacefully at home. or else bear
theirsarm across the Blue Ridge.
But it is probable Tint tue committee up-
pointed by the Wheeling Convention, 10
whom was accorded Extraordinary powers,
have already taken steps to check this for
ward movement of the rebels. Nearly a
thousand loyal Virginia troops were re-
ported at Wheeling, and these, with rein
forcements from Ohio or Pennsylvania,
could compel the Insurgents 10 hastily re-
treat towards Harper's Ferry; and on their
way they could be readily captured were
sufficient force posted at one of the
prominent statiousfnear the Maryland line
to intercept them. 1t is satisfactory in
this connection to hear that Gen. NIcClel-
Ian is about to undertake this very i'm
portanttask.
No time should be lost in beating back
these fellows, before the few Secessionists
OF Western Virginia hnve the opportunity
to add to their strength, so as 10 enable
them to hold the position they have taken.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-04
LFrOm the N. Z. Times.l
NorthVVestern VIrginIn,

It is probable that the Conservative
Union men of Northwestern Virginia, who
checked the active movement. in the
Wheeling Convention, of that portion of
the State for immediate organization for A
defence against the iucursion of armed
rebels from east of tha mountains. have
learned the i'll effects of taking counsel
from their fears in times of revolution.
The predictions Ot Mr.. CarliIe, that traitor
soldiery would within few days he in
their midst TO crush out the liberties they
still maintained, have probably been real
lied Grafton, at the junction of the
Phrkershnrg Branch, on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, where but one mau, in a
vote of fonrf hundred and ffty-two, cast
his vote for ratifying the secession ordin-
ance, it is reported, has nov a thousand
armed rebels 4quarteredswithin its limits,
with large number at FettCrmau, little
village to the west.
The Wheeling Convention was csliod for
action, aud not for words. However Gen.
jackson and Mr.. Wiley were confident
that the secessionists had too much to do
to. hold their positions. east of the noun.
tains to spare any troops to invade North
western Virginia, their territOrysis now in
vaded. No organized movement was in
auguraled, MS was intended by Carlile and
Dent, and other citizens who saw the dan,
ger that menaced them, and who felt the
necessity Of setting in motion provision
al government to keep 10 subjection enc
mics in their midst, and defend themselves
from hostile bands coming from across the
mountains. Organization inspires conf
dence; and had this design been accom-
plishCd the germ Of government would
have existed upon which the hopes of
in cooperation with which men and
means would have been freely offered
TO maintain the fidelity OF really loyal
people. Had sucha provisional movement
been inaugurated, however conservative.
men may have pronounced it extFa-coasti-
tuti0nal and revolutionary, the Federal
Government must have responded 10 their
call for aid, and The presence of a sufficient
armed force, co-operating with a De taeto