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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05

aTAE losI Of the enemy il killed and
wounded is from e 1000 to 1900 and some
1900 prisoners. Besides 81 pieces Of can
non, including the splendid ShsEuAn- and
Rhode Island batteries, hundreds Of horses
and 10000 stand Of small arms. And be-
sides all this We captured macy fne ear-
riagsi and 01lHiJusi,i thai the officials had
rode out Of Washington 10 70 witness
the slaughter Of our gnllan, troops, aud
provisions enough 10 last an army Of
10000 men almost year. Our loss in
killed and wounded was between four and
five hundred, and about 800 or 900
wounded.
The above precious iid-hit of Informs.
.ioa appeared in our local columns on
Saturday, sent down by Dr.. Hughes as an
extnet from letter received from his Sc.
ec.sion friend and correspondent, Bill
Martin, nov at Richmond Hughes, we
suppose, thought it would have a very in.
sPiritiug effect on the hmid traitors
hereabouts, and aeorresPondingly drpress.
ing one on the loyal Union men who might
read the mOnurous statement. Perhaps
bis friend Bill Martin, has found out by
this time that bis estimate has dwindled
down considerably some several
thousand per cent-and that it now stands
from oue-hnlf to tWo-thirds less than the
loss of the traitors, taking their loss to be
as they themselves state it. The latestac.
counts make the Federal loss abou. three
hundred killed and four hundred wound.
ed while no estimate that we have seen in
the secession prints, places the loss Of the
, traitors nj less than four hundred killed
and from fifteen hundred to two thousand
wounded.
Tire truth was that the rebels took about
twelve pieces Of cannon, some of them
spiked, not more than twenty-five aban.
doned wagons, perhaps two thousand mus
kets, thrown away in the fght or in the
panic, and small quantity Of provisions
The very day that Davis was Boosting Of
his great acquisition in the way of snbsist-
ence, Beauregard was issuing an order to
his subOrdinates 10 make forced Ieyics in
Virginia. IAN classes of citizens" he
says, July %, two days after the battle,
must contribute their quota, aud con-
straint must be employed with all who are
forgetful OF their obligations Its hard
~ necessary to say that if Davis had taken
a years provisions Tor an army Beaarcgard
would not be sending out his foragers far
aud wide "to collect wagons teams, grain"
&c, for bis forces. When eonspirators re-
solve to lie, they ought all to understand
the scope OF tue lie, or otherwise they will
only expose each other to the world.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05
What SortA-Wsstsra virginia has
done-VFhRt she ought TO do.

@~sAAAl- - l4ANNA y 49,
dons-WhRt she ought 70 do.
Gus friend Jaeob, Of the wsllsburg
Ha=id, cats yilh very eAas,ie pen ID
tao or three pAess, in his issue Of ysstef-
day. He taks be Psrksrsburg Ga.sns
to task for Whlt ks calls a very cool notice
Of the return Of TIE 18th and 10Th Ohio
regiments, 10 which the Ga:ar, after
eOmplinsusiag - regiments, intimaies
that they are not yei more ,haa halt done
with their wO'k. Concerning this remark
Of the Gassfies, be says
Il strikes Is, With al due dsfereace
10 our ParktrsbarE contemporary, that
there Is suusLhing particularly cool ia
this brief complimentary noiirc OF the
Ohio troops jus. returning from their
patriotic duIy q Sighting the battles Of
Western Virginia Considering the zeal
with which The Western Yirginians
themselves have Engaged in the duty Of
defending their own fresides, il is in
deed Teireshingly cool We would not
be surprised II tue patriotic ohioans would
have such high opinion Of the amiability
OF their Virginia brethren Of the Union
persuasion, that they may be induced 10
settle down and become permanent guard
over their lives and property. \ pretty
condition Northwestern Virginia is in, to
establish herself into separate State,
considered from military point OF view.
After all the drumming and oil toe gas
about separate State, shs has actually
organized and In the field four, NOT al'irt,
regiments Of soldiers, and one of these
halls almost entirtty from the abolition
lied Panhandle Ia white population Of
over a quarter Of million, three thousand
men to stand up for the Union is uuely a
heavy draft upon the patriotism Of our Sec
ton. For our part, did We hail from any
where else in Virginia than the Pam
handle, We would be ashamed to look an
Ohioan or an lndianian ia the face, much
less insist upon their coming back to flu
ish the work which we ought never. 10 have
called upon them to commence. North
western Virginia ought always to have
been able to put down her own traitors,
and il she cannot keep them down now
without further assistance, she deserves to
be whipped into some display Of maniness.
We are tired OF this dependence on the Fed
erhl Government to sght our battles, and
think that it is tim. thai the new State
that is to be, had twenty regiments Of SOL
dicrs Of her own in the field and no iayors
to ask. A force Of from 10000 to 10000
well equipped aud well armed Virginia
Union troops should be this day nader
arms in Northwestern Virginia, nnd until
something OF this kind is done We want TO
hear no more about oar brave mountain
GERS, about loyalty To the Union, or about
setting up for ourselves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05
The Union Platform.

OF Critteudcns resolutions, (a!roady
twice published by US, and published
again below offered the other day in the
House of Representatives,, the Cincinnati
Commercial well says; It expresses, with
an ezNctness that ia admirable, the ground,
common to all men who in this day of ma
tional trial, arc willing to look impar,ially
upon the truth of history who are nnx-
ious that parIizanism shall be lost for the
time in pntriOtismi and who, while in ia
yor Of pressing the war with all the power
of the Government, would conane it rigid.
" within its legitimate limits:
Rsso,red, BY The Homs Of Representatives.
Of ht CongrssI Of The limited Sidiss, That
hePressni depiordbtt civil rdr has been forced
upon he country By he diSnmioatsI Of The
Southern States, aO'V in repoit ggGins,ihs Con-
atitutloadl Government, and IN arms around
tie Capital
"7h1t m this n0iionGi emergency, Congrsss,
bdHiJhing all feeling Of mere pdssion or re-
sentiment, lrU rceollect only is duiy 10 the
whole country that The pdr iS not iragei upon
our part IN any fpirit Of opprtssioa, nor for
any PurpoSe Of congusIt or su5jugahon, nor
purpose Of orsrihroring or interfering 9th
the rights or tItabhshsd institutions Of the
STATES, bm 10 defend and maintain the 81.
premdcy Of he Constitution, and to prrssrpc
the Union ,7ih al the dignity, equality and
rights Of me Ssperat Sf1t,s unraBdirsd' and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05

The Richmond Enquirer confirms the
news previously sent by letter, about the
young men from Wheeling in the secession
army, who were killed at Bulls Run. i,
says:
The shriyer Grcys, of Wheeling. were in
the SIGHT, and had two killed, Sergeant
George 7. Wilson and John Fry, Ia soR OF
Judge J. l. Frye two, it is feared, mortal
" wounded, VIM. Quarter aud John
Sweeney, ST., and seven others wounded,
but not dangerously. Among the latter is
Lieu', Lady, who, with private Frederic,
also wounded, is now in this city, we'll
cared for.
Who the seven other, wounded are is
not stated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05
A Negro Fighter.


This incident is related also, that during
the fight, negro from Lynchburg, named
Dick Langhorn, belonging 40 one OF the
officers of Virginia regiment, shot one of
the Yankees in the shoulder, and knocked
down another who was accompanying him
with his revolver. As the rose from the
ground, the ebony patriot brought bis pis-
toll to hear on them second time, accom-
panied with very philosophical remark.
" Berry sorry to hart you, too, massa but
de fact am, dis chile want to show you
some oh de gemmen in old wirginuy.---
Come along, or dis niger hurt you ,shuah.'
"Come along they did, and the boy had
the proud pleasure OF delivering his prison.
ers into the hands OF the colonel of the reg.
iment.
The above is in tho comments of the
Richmond Eramintr GU the battle at Bulls
RIM. 1t is enough to disgust the lowest
toned reader Of that sheet. The idea OF
the uiggen fighting the battles of those
who only value them as so many beast. Of
burthen, or as mlnisteriug instruments to
their appctites, caprices and lusts, ia sim
ply CHASTITY sarcasm on the extent Of
their degradation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05
p.nth Id G,n,r,lR. g. Mh..t.

A letter received to-day frora rsi,tiss
Of General R c Whest, residing Ia Wash
ingion, states iha; General Wheat, who
was reported IS mortAlly Wounded at the
battle of Bull Ran, has siase died,
General Wheat wa bota in Wheeling,
Virginia, siGdiei law in Memphis, Tsnues-
see, aud joined company from the latter
State which Went through the campaign
IN Mexico under General Scott, lie was
promoted 10 eapmincy, AMI acquitted
hiuseli with credit. He afterwards joined
the Walker expedition to NicaaguS, in
which he held the rank OF Colonel; was
wounded and sent home. Ates his re-
eovery be endearoFed 10 ioin the eIpedi-
ton under Lopez, which failed 50 disas.
trously. lie was afterwards admitted TO
the Bar ia New Orleans, and pEae,.sed sue
cessfully
Subsequently be removed to New York
where be was known IN connection With
brsech-lOadinE cannon, which be failed 20
introduce He was among those " no vol
unteered TO assist GGrioAlli in the Italian
campaign, but bis services were not accept
ed, He remained in New York until last
spring. when he seut to New Orleans, aud
is understood to have accompanied Hunter,
OF Virginia in his compromise expedition
to New York few weeks since Recent
~ he commanded Louisiana battalion,
which was engaged in the battle Of Bull
Run, where lie lost his life. He had a
generals commission mot majors, Ms
has been reportedl, and hnd Il brother ia
command as captain under him. lie was
lhirly-fVe years Of age.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05
Wheeling Female Seminary.

TUE NEXT SESSION ~iil commence GA the asst
| Wednesday o! September
II" pu0ns ar NNHv that owing TO The then
threatening aspeci u NfiAirs, the last term vas
shortened by period II n tcN wrrks bat Ne nov
ryacJnHteugs with h0prinincss aud fosl
The iuhibisuis ri Western Virginia have fully
sls-u ti,yr loyalty aud patriotism, aud hs', 10
d1abt Stng g. make slaIr sagrihres even, that
their dNuEhtrFs NAV rutoy thrir wpnird puNuc-r,.
We latter ourselves that The Institution t. dear tu
thy h,tris Il many, and IA. principA f,sls thA; IN
bringing her energies a.Hin e. the work, slic will
not only lee co-1pcfatel with by Ihr Trustee and
ratr1ns, bat also ihat vigorous rNcrtinut will be
made 10 enlarge It, Humbrrs thereby usrcASing IL
useiulne.s and strength. She plrtrts hrrsgL ~
formerly, that no pAiuTNill splrri In enicaruF.
iHs 10 su'isin II vrknNSu reputation and trusts
that It. board % Instruction vii be A. efficient at
auy former pcT,ut.
Ms. Hama. well aWarr q the unprecedented
scarcity Of money ~ t- lime i willing TO make
deduction from tprmct charges 10 Al Nho eau coma.
ply with the terms VI the catalogue, either by ,,sh
OF negotiable n't.r,
She would alsO soy 10 the Farmers VI the aiJpin.
Ing counties, by no means retain your d,ughtrrs
f7im egilyiug the privileges Of nur schools. Send
them aud VIZ are willing, IN lien Of money, a. take,
IN part, Tor tuition and boan!, the products Of your
farms.
y. B.-Catalcgucs can be procured Of Mc.srs, Ja-,
Il, Baker aud c. D. Hubbard " wheeling, Va.
pusa-5w press copyj
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05
oen. Plllow unfortnnats AEsln.

Pillow, late Gen. in the Confederate ar
my, made mistake at Memphis, which
was nearly as unfortunate ms his famous
ditch in Mexico. Parson Brownlow tells
this story in the Knoxville Wig:
Previous to Gen. Pillow being supcrce-
ded by Bishop Polk he went to New Or.
leans, and procured huge chain cable,
costing him $4,000, and brought it TO
Memphis to blockade the river, by stretch
it over and resting it upoa buoysl The
cable, carriage aud work cost about $50.
600. The FIRST big tide that came, bringing
down the usual amount Of drili-wood,
swept away his cable and its supporters,
rs any fAtbont captain would have inform.
ed the Confederate authorities would be the
case.
This is no idle tale, but sober reality,
aud we shall send the account Of this af-
fair to the Confederate forces, to be tried
on the Potomac, on james River aud on
Chesapeake Bay.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05

Of American citizens, anl a. such our
kesrI are deeply stirred BY the sveal
crowded into the lst few days 0ar
brave troops hsye been repulssd, many
Of them slain. To-days dispatches
ultimate that the enemy ars advancing on
The Federal Capital. IfsO, the contest is
to be Transferred to ourowu soil sad at
any event it Is 70 be protrae:edand blood!
lie wished the audience standing around
Gods holy altar to look upon the fog be-
fore tbem, our glorious stars and stripes,
and say with our Bishop First Christs
then our conaIy's.' Let each MAJ 20
home determined to stspd by our country
to tue last, With sil be has Of property Il
need br, with his life. There is nothing
TOO sacred for your country now. It must
nave from Us all II demands. And now,
said he, "lst Us, ere We separate greet our
Gag with three cheers. Never were
ihfee cheers giyep more enthusiastically.
Old men t0ssel aloft their trembling arms,
young men shouted, while through tears
and saours there spoke a will 70 stand by
TIE country which wnI most unmi1tnkAble
As the hnzLas subsidized tue Doctor added.
'.aad may God ever defend the right-lst
the people say amen" Such response
for unanimity aud hear,ines4 was rarely
ever heard even ia the palmiest days of
old Methodism Meantime party ofpck-
ed singers lad entered the pulpit and we're
standing under the folds OF the flag The
Star Spadglsd Bannerwas sung, the vast
congregation joining ia the chorus
Such was the spirit that animated these
people, and it is the characteristic spirit
that has animated them all through the
struggle, not alone here 10 Western Viz
ginia or in Illinois, but everywhere where
they have ln existence in the loyal terri
tory Of the country. Az denomination
they are to-day holding East Tennessee
until the arms of the Government can
come to their help. They are largely
holding back Kentucky, Missouri and
Maryland, FROM the efforts of secession.
Other denominations are cooperating with
them to greater or less extent, but no
other denomination ms people go into the
matter either so generally or so enthusi-
astically and unroservedly. As a people
they do not seem to be afraid of;he question
nor OF meeting it at their very ALTAR
Aud /, is this distinguishing characteristic
that has induced US to commend their cx.
ample to-day AZ worthy of all praise and
imitation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05

Therollowingis AnsItraei rom als,tsrwrtteu BY
the Pastor Of Baptist Church to the .JoarnaI and
MssscuEsr, Cincinnati, ohio. and speaks volumes Ia
favor Of that world-rtnOWued medlsins-MRs WINS
LoW'ssoormSO srruF EOR CHILDREN TEETHNs:
"wssss 40 advertisement In your columns Of Mrs
wlnsloW'' Soothing syrup. Nov We never said a
word In favor Of patent medicine before In curl life
but We feel compelled to say to your readers, that
thiIis nohumbug-WEBAvEr RiED II, AND ESoWIr 20
NJ All IT ctAIhS. II Il. probably, one IL the most
Hncceasfu medicines Of the day, because II IL one Of
the best And those OF your readers WHO have bA
bieseAn't do better than TO lay In supply"
0eti6-ly-dfw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05

COLONEL LANDER, who has been appoint.
ed Brigadier. GENERAL, isthe famous wagon
road Lander He has .eea much hard
service in the interior. lie was the Sec
ond of Potter in the duel with Pryor,
which did not come Of. He isa splendid.
ly formed man, md brave rs lion. He
rendered most efficient service in the re-
cent engagement at Rich Mountain. Gen.
Mcclellan has so much confidence 10 him
that he recently selected him as aid, and,
it is said, recommended the government
to give him the office to which he is now
appointed. He isa native OF Salem, Mass,
andi,, VT think, a brother of Miss Lander,
the sculptor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05

\ Charleston paper says that the Balti-
more journals are at Manassas the day Ar-
ter publication. Doubtless the Bston and
New York journals are there in due course
Of rebel transmission. We see Southern
papers only OF detached dates and at rare
intervals. A telegram from any pOin,
south of Alexandria or Louisville is n rari.
ty, almost an impOssibility but New Or
leans and Charleston journals publish tel
egrams from New YORK, Washington and
Halifax with their accustomed regularity,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05

Ex-senator Hunters ambition must be
partially satisfied. He succeeds Toombs
as Secretary Of State. Toonbs said a
while ago that be could carry all the pa.
pers Of the department in bis hat Is his
hat worn out, aud has Hunter been called
on that account to lend his "tiler'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05

Anew YORK paper says had the yratht
energy prevailed At the commencement Of
the volunteer movement, the result would
have been an Irresistible army Of well
equipped and well ctieered soldiers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05

TRE ez.ouecn Of Naples amu.., herself
at Rome by driving a fOur.in-hand phae,on
through the avenues Of the oaitinal gar.
den' striking attitudes therein, and having
her portrait taken by a young brother-in-
law, who is crazy on the subject Of photo
eraphs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05
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