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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

LOu1svILtE, Dec. l4-cupt. Lees exps.
ittion returned from Jacksonville, bring.
ing two prisoners. No further details are
obtaiuable. A.. $50
Last Thursday Go. |, Ohio 18th, was At.
lacked By = hundred aud fifty secession
cavalry, dismoultsd. The seesssionists
fred oneyolley, The fedsrals replied with
two yolleys, woundiug several, whom the
cavalry carried OF and returned, Fedsrals
'Hnhnrt,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

ST. Louts, Dec. l5-JOhn Hogan, late
Postmaster in this city, was arrested yes.
terdNy, charged with embelEliag several
thousand dollars from the department
luriug his term Of otiee. lie was taken
before the U S. Commissioner aud held 70
bail in the sum Of $4,000.
Gen. Hallecks order relative to assess.
ment OF seerssiouiSts for the benefit Of ref.
ugecs from the Southwest has not vet been
carried into effect, but probably will be
this effect.
The last iustAllment of Camp Jackson
prisoners sent were sent to Cairo last even.
ing to be forwarded TO Columbus.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

LOUISVILLE, Dec. l5-Tbs Journals ad-
vices from Columbia says thattheavy can.
nonadiug had been heard all Friday ia the
direction Of Somerset.
The Jscksonport, Ark, Herald says
Col. Borelaud, just from pocahontas, re-
ports the Arkansas border is still ia dan.
ger. he says the federalists are at Popular
Bluff 6,s0Oto 1000 strong. The scouts Of
the two armies have frequent skirmishes.
Borlandwants allthe men he can prompt.
ly get.
The ohtcot, Arkansas Press says quite Il
number ofletters on the mail route be-.
tween Lake Village and Memphis, had been
extracted.
Mr. Lauiers was killed Of Columbus,
Ark, by a NJ. Young. Young was subse.
queaay hung by mob.
A New Orleans Dispatch Of the 10th says
u, Shepard, commanding the rebel steam
er Mobile, arrived u Brashets city, With 1
Lieutenant and nine Federal prisoners,
taken from the United States schooner Az
ME PAyton, wrecked near Saline Pass.
They we're sent U Orleans.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

NV YORK Dec. l4.-Bernard Levy a
money broker, doing business at corner Of
BOwery and Canal streets was found this
morning with his throat cut. There Is no
clue to the assassin.
The steamers City Of Baltimore and Ba.
vAria sailed this afternoon for Europe.
The 4th and 9Th Irish Regiments will
leave on Monday for the seat Of war.
A despatch TO Gen. Baxter aid OF Gov.
HoIbrook Of Vermont, states that the Yer.
mont Cavalry Regiment left Burlington at
noon to-day, in train consisting Of l44
cars, for this city, where they will arrive
Tomorrow at noon, They will leave for
the South, escOTtiag the two Irish Regl-
nents down Broadway.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

G8~ APPOINTED ou4RrER AAsFRR We
see that our friend, Sam Adams, Of Betha.
by, has been appointed Quarter Mastered
The Eighth yirginia Regiment, We arc
glad to hear it. San was originally got
up for Quarter Master, and anything IN
that line Is his forte. wsprophssy thathe
will be one of the most popular men ID the
service With the soldiers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

~ SArE Youe NEWSPAPERS BoR Tas
SOtplERs oT THs FtRsr YlRolNlA REa,NESr.
who viii preserve their daily
city papers, Ortheir iles orfsmily or 10
llHluus papers, will be called upon daily
for the purpose Of receiving and forward.
insluSb papera 70 tho Spldlers Of the First
virginia Regiment JSioS tApius.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16
More Ab0at the Pirate Sumter.

NEE Y0AE, Dee l4-Ths Bsrmud.
RCysi 0aIsiis, u the ~ Int, kas NE 10. {.
loHing raialiTt % The eseHp. d ths pint.
3u1isr:
-Qn tie ooSulng " The ASA. tie ltoauo,,
-aTt0uisAsl Tie 81. Thouat G5lti ~ dtop.
ping ialO the haFbof sud tspystiuf iAat 90
; dark and Sqnally hlght Tie santt. bal
slipped through Tie abgsls Of lbs Daeotah
and lTpquois, and goot 40 oao knsg
vherO. The escape e EAgioasly accounted
for According TO one aeeouSt, Fssneh
var steamer came cat Of 81 Pierre dndne
The nisht AID the IToqaOli gave ebass.
Whsa daylight came, the lalteF discovered
bis mistake. But ia The meanghlls The
ssmtsr had stolen away, aad asiiber The
Daeotsh nor the lroquOil eOuld RiVs ahy
account Of her.
Capt Briggs, OF the brig Joseph Park.
reports that be vas overloaded BIZ the ni.
rate Sumter. which had DE American Dag
fJing, ia lat. 6, ~, loug, ~, &c vas or.
deTed 10 hsaVe 10. Snd 90 officer CAms
aboard, saying the brig was prize to lhe
Sumter, Az the same tims the pirate run
~ Atb AAb huW uAuleA ANNu Tue OtlEN Anu
Stripes. The brig WAS thoroughly over.
hauled, and eTsrylhing valuable robbed
from her. The officers and crew we're only
allowed their clothes A huadred and
siIty.hTe SoVsrelgni were laksn from Capt.
Bfiggd, who, with bis crew, were put
aboard the pirate, and the vessel was
burned
The Sumter then sailed NoElhWard no,
using steam, aud reported hsrstlf TO va
rious foreign vessels as Uuilsd States
craft. On Oct, 27lh, the schooner D.
TroVbridgC was captured. On Nov. 9th,
Capt, Lyon Of the lattery and Capt. Briggs,
we're landed Al Port Royal Three Of The
crew Of the Joseph Park we're sutlced 10
join the Sumter
Capt. Briggs expresses thanks Tor the
kindness shown him BY the Consul at
Port Royal, aud ssyerll American ami
British ship masters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

Bdr ARlvAl,-DE1. Il. FSrris. former.
" of virginia, but nov Of Illinois, and
whose relatives are all in the South, many
of them in the rebel army, has recently
been appointed Brigade Surgeon, and or.
dered to report himself to Gen, Roseerane,
aud Is noW at the Mcclure House, 10 this
city, for that purpose. Tho Doctor was
ono Of the titst TO enter the three months
service, and Is a true patriots
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

FU NERAL NOTICE.
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Va, Tsll Ea1laDasat No, n. Tirgihias Lsass NS,s
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.iOumiss bfUahsis Ia gpd 'tah4isE ars frsDsst
GllIy lnylltd u sitsR4
WH.P MCKINLEY, No.
dssis oiEnuklin Lo4ss ~ Ia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16
Frorn Fnrtraas hIonroa.

FORTREss MOSRoE, Dec. 1f.-No Gag Of
truce was sent out to-day.
We have no further particulars Of the
Charleston FIRE.
The steamer Illinois arrived from Por.
Royal this afternoon. She reports thai
the pilot boat Richard Blunt Of N. Y,
bad arrived there.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

G1=TuSwOMnS AND FuR LEsisLAruRR-ou
saturdaylas the HallsRad stOlrwGys lead
ing to the Llusley Iaitlsute, where the Leg
islaturs ii 10 session, were again crowded
with women and little girls making In
qulriOS aboat the appropriation for the
support Otsoldisrs, which the legislatare
Is expected 10 make Thewoncn seemed
to expect Immediate relisfat the hands Of
the Legislature, and could not be persuaded
thai the Hall Of the Hoase and the Com
mIttee rooms and Clerks Offices were not
oiled With barrels Of gold
1t twin be seen blythe proceedings Ofths
Legislature that the Joint Committee Gp.
pointed toinQaire into the matter Of max.
ing appropriation forthe relief f.the fam.
lilies Of volunteers, have reported that II Il
inexpedlent 10 legislate upon the subject
r i . IEt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

LOUISVILLE, Dec. lS,-Passengers from
anntordsyllle to-day reports that tie bridge
wns nearly repaired, and the pieketS of the
two nrmies near each other.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

BALTIMORE, Dec. l5.--We learn from
the captain OF the Norfolk boat ,bat be
Was informed BY the captain Of the steam
er Illinois, that he passed six miles OF
Charleston harbor nj 10 o'clock on Thurs.
day night aud thar 4 tremendous conaa.
grafton WAS evidentlynt it, height in that
city. The reflection on the clouds exceed.
ed anything be ever saw aud the wEale
bay with tho dark outlines Of Fort Sumter
was brightly Illuminated. 1t did not gp-
pear like reflection from snonl,lering
mines, but from 80 uncomfortable contia-
grafton. This Is later than the Norfolk
Day Book dispatch.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16
RAJ SECOND DAY o. raE EloaT.


SATURDAY, Nov. 2s-EsO P. M.-AI I
commences to write tonight, the whole
sky is Illuminated BY the burning Of tie
town Of WarrenIon and the Navy Yard.
The former has burned since P. ~, but
the latter has Just taken Gre. The sight
isgraud, sublime, anything Jon choose TO
call Il, only We are too tired 70 look at Il,
The forts and batteries have Just ceased
tring, Fort Pirkens must haze fred over
1000 shot and shell to-day.
AT $3.50 signals were made 70 Fort Pick.
ems, and at 10 We weighed anchor aud
steamed ID nearly 10 our position. The
Richmond did not go In At all, Rs the Gag
officer did not think her shot took Sufficient
effect 70 pay for being badly cut up. AZ
soon as We approached, the new battery ia s
the wood disclosed itself, and although Ii
burst shell near Us, It could not do Us much
harm. The other battery in the wood now
consists Of two pieces. Fort Pickens open.
ed FIRE a little after 10. We came TO an
Choir At 1910, aud Cred the first gun at
l045. At this time all the batteries were
hard Mt work. There were between forty
and fifty guns playing into Port PickenS.
As wO expected, masked batteries had dis.
closed tbemaelveS all along the beach.
TAE REBEL ToRrigIc4rtoSs.
Duriug Saturday aud Sunday nights We
could see the camp 6res OF Two Of three par
tirs on shore, who are doubtless engaged
10 erecting batteries for our reception, but
lido not thinkitis the Comnod Ore's inteu.
ton TO engage them They have strewed
their fortiagatl4ns all along the beach. aud
coutain only one ortwo guus ia each, and
Mt the same time they are protected by the
woods. To sileaee such fellows, II Is ms
cesSAry % have ship for each one, and
even then doubt II could 30 accom-.
plished. ltreqpires alsuding party, snd,a
force sutaclsnt:t 70 take posseSIioa Of The
whole place.
THE RESULT.
Iquestion whether Col. Brown win al.
tempt 70 do much more. Hs has e6setS5
HE PWpost-that Of destroying the winter
quarters Of the rebels, and although they
succeeded 10 putting out the Are Ia the
Navy Yard, be has shown them that II will
DO very unsafe operation 70 commence
work there again, as be cauand will set
ere to Il II they make the attempt.
A sad accident happened At Fort Pick
eus this morning. As some Of the men
were removing the fuses and emptying the
powder from the shells that fell inside the
tort and did not explode, spark Of ere
'front.' the chiseI used In removing the fuse,
caased one ofthe shells 70 explode, killing
i've men and wounding two.
10 haste, yoarS,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

ST.. Louis, Dee. IS The Democrat learns
from gentleman just from Lexington that
Gems. Rains and Stein, wish 5000 rebels,
were IN possession Of that town Oh Fridny
last, and that another large body OF troops
were expected to reach there yesterday.
Gen, Prentiss Il is said WAS on the north
side Ofthe river with 5000 Federal troops,
and had thrown n few shells iato the rebel
camp and destroyed one Of the two ferry
boats in their hands.
This informant says bio heard heavy fr-
ing after leaving Lexington on Friday, in-
dieating that an. engigemrutw was progrssS-
ing between our forces and the rebels, also
that Gen. Davis bfigaleo o. FgdsrAl troops
leu otterville on FridAy list for Lexingtns.
These statements need couarIr..ton.
The rebel Captain Sweehsy aud So other
secession prisoners reached here to.day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

SEDALlA, No., Dec. IA, Parties from the
West arrived here report that 5000 rebel
troops under Gen. Stein passed point 10
miles west Of Warrensburg on the llth,
evidently for the purpose Of esrorting soue
800 or 800 rebel reeruits with their bag.
gage, provisions, &C., from Lexington 10
Prices army.
Tho notorious Capt. Sweeney and his
band OF forty mAraldiag rebels, captured a
few days since by detachment Of our
cavalry, have been brought here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

PARIS, KY, Dec. l4.-Abe Spears and
Dan Helber, two most prominent secession.
lists OF this county, were killed about 5
o'clock this evening. HELLER shot sol
der through the head, killing him, when
one Of the soldiers comrades killed them
both The fracAs originated by man
named Rodgers, attempting TO get out Of
town with contn.bAud goods and letters
for the Southern COnfedsracy. Rodgers
was captured and is now In jail Letters
found on him are in-pOsSessiou Of the au-
thorities. An attack on tie town By the
rebels is expected and reiuforCemeuts have
been sent for. 700 soldiers will be here
tonight, All quiet up to o'clock this
evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

Winter Toilet Soaps.
TLYCEhINtE aIsf9GE1tnt 4 ca AIT,8dIl IA IiIs5
NJ BARBER, OLD BROWN WINDSOR. 9Hd III che
aeel3 and LOGAN, LIST 4 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16
REMOVAL.
HolidaY Presents.

tTlHB subscriber having lust returned from the
il East With \ Beautiful Stock Of
Fancy Goods, Toys, 60,
Respectfully Invites hls old friends, and tho public
generally, % givo him call. JOS. GRAHES
dee9 Monroe a., between Main 4 Nkrket.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16


The London Tines predicts three things
TO Immediately follow an outbreak with
the United States, namely: The de.
slruction Of the Southern blockade (;
the complete blockade Of the Northern
ports, and the recognition oFthe Southern
0onfedsracy BY France aud England. The
Daily NeIes requires that the American
Congress meets before the English demands
can get out, and hopes that il will act with
honor and dignity and the golden oppor-
Inntty will not be LOST, A large number
of naval vessels are ordered TO be ready for
Immediate commission. The transport
Melbourne was % leave Woolwrich Arse
nal on the 5thfor Halifax with 10000
stand Of arms, large quantities OF aumu-
milton and Armstrong guns. She will be
conveyed by the 0rpheus Of twenty one
guns. The iron plated steamer Warsaw {.
to be ready for foreign service imms diate.
/ y, and her destination will depend on the
1 answer from Washington. The shipmenl
otriaes from England for New York con.
tilues.
Appearances indicate that the Prenct
papers have been instructed 70 write ia 81
anti American tone, The PatrIe argue
pretty clearly and says that France vii
SIDE With England. recognize the Soutl
lanl take decided attitude ia the iuterna
tional question. =
The Liverpool Post gives a rRmor thai M
polsoa had besa proposed as .hs..arbiter Q
/ the question. ~
The Americans 10 Paris paid their com
pllmsutaty visit to Gen. Scott, Nj. Dayto
acting Is chairman. b b
! The Paris BonrsselOsrd dropping.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

tAFss OfVhloA sOOla Asing thsir saua %
S SsAE SPoa sl'Ats Rot, PislSai OF ne alp
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-20
HaRACg aRKgLEY.

This poor misessbls, greasy batch Of
ssms, has been signsily siefssfsd and SET
n rest b. the Rspublicsns Of Nsw York.
Altar ysszs Of ted snd dirty wesk, his
hopsd-fas seward slips from his grasp
By his own confession he for years acted
Is sers Of ssman Fridays for Seward,
snd Like anssAss Usiah Hsep slnag to his
eoss-Aail, sshamblys waiting for ssms
erumb 70 be cast 10 70 hira ffon the senior
partner. Seward, alasI proved migrate
fal. and Horace Mas aompslled to wnsk
On unaided through ssdab and Alrs,s as
his slimy factory Of lies and isrns, Bat
the esphilosophsro Cd Was not 70 dis ua-
avenged. Al The Chicago Caavsnsisn be
tarnsd BFutas-liks, and stabbed bis pat
ron, and thee set up on his own hook
He appssisd IRON the thsnkiess Dictator
10 ms people Bat alast when ware ever
Espabaies grstsfas. a stilI more thank
lsss psrsy tssssd iksls sssks upon poor
arssiy, ~ sk1std the kss1t sonpso-
missfs, 0s.n51 - Fsid, d pIsnt tkeir
hssis s9sa q. tkfess 4 DIR discarded
sssl. . - fvaslslf ststsa asssnsI.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-20

gTAK on rHE HKEl.n-The Cleveland
Plaindsalsy, Sn the authority Of South.
ern friend, who recently visited planta-
lion near Memphis, TsnRsssee, says that
AZ night, when the darkiss' Vas done, thsJ
assembled to pitch coppors. The eeata
began TO disappear in very mysterious
manner. The most rigid examination re-
vealsd 20 che 20 them. Thestoek OF cop
pegs had dwindied naoet feayfnlly, when
laghE seemed TO break upon one Of the
Idarkies, and he yelled, SDsr's : f1lggeg
gct tar on his heel 70 Great confusion
followed the announcement, and the dar-
kies commenced seating each other vio-
lently on the ground. At one time twcn-
ty daFkies were seated on The ground,
while twenty more had their legs in the
air, looking ct their heels. The black
wretch who sought TO bring time-honor-
ed game into disrepute, was ut last dis
covered. An old negro who waa too late
to indulge in the game, and who had be-
fore been like CwsArss wife, above suspl-
eion, had covered his heels With tar. I'M
der the pretenee Of seeing fair play, this
elderly oolored person had made himself
conspicuous among the pitchers, volun-
teering himself a. = judge on all disputed
points, and all the whiie the sly old coon
was sEeading on the coppess. They stack
of course, and when BIS heels were Eurned
up, they revealed ssa rsght smart chance
OF cents.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-20
An uNRokrUNATk xegTa.

Tlaa Marquis Of Basa 10 thirteen years
old, and has an iacosaa amounting 70 al
maeh "a foas haad.sd ahoasaad doliaxs o
rear. As he Ia AN orphan, hls relations
are sighting shoas THAR respective ciAims
10 the guardianship, OF ths young heig.--
An kaglish papsE aayss tF .fgs
The rival guardians adyocass the rival
systems, the Scosdh Lord Jastiee CLERK
and the Lord High Chaassalor al Eng-
land are invoked TO sestla the differences
Of the parties coasending over this prec-
ioas trust, bur seem unable to sstGle their
own, each asserting bis ssperate aathority
over ward who holds titles and posses
ions within tho jurisdiction Of holh. "Din
"a meadle WI my EsEi o'Dalafries and
Laird o Roahsay,n grewls ths Caleb ia,
ian Minos, Take care how yon inter
fars with my Marquis of Bate shundsrs
the RhAaananihas Of England. ssRemoss
him from Scotland At yoEr paril,s warns
Lord Glencorse. aSec thai he il hroaghl
within my jurisdiction, on beware de-
erees Lord c asnpbell; and between bost
thsse stools this youth 81 bright prospects
is likely enough, sone doxsn years hsnes,
70 ind himself ii nos on the ground, q;
least upon another ssool--that of repeu-
saace- In the Eaeansime be is "paid in.
TO court" as 1t were, sod ii deposited
peNdits lite on neutral groaads, which
fortunately for him, be finds 10 shs fami-
Iy Of his relative, the Earl OF Galloway.
How different would be the actions d
has relations 20 the youth il be we're 4
apooE rulaiions instead Of the heir Of I
princely fortune!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-20

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