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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-15

MONTREAL, JUNO IL Prince Alfred ar
rived at Quebec on Wednesday evening.
lie was received by the military authort-
ties and proceeded ut once to the residence
Of Govrrnor-G General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-15
9g Ieleararh.
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
InTelllgeneer.

FORT MONRoE, June l3.-There were no
military movements Of importance TODAY.
Tue statement in yesterdays dispatch that
tile rebels had rclurned Trum Great Bethel
is true so tnr AS their mnin body Is CON.
rerned, hut the place Is sIill held by them.
aud can be occupied by n large force vi
short notice.
Capt. Il. E. Davis, aud two Others of
Col. Duryea's regiment, yesterday entered
the rebel lines with Tag VI truce. Nh, g
saw formidable battery ut Great Bethel,
hut they were NOT allowed to examine it
They were escorted by sergeant aud four
troopers, who left item three uilps from
Hampton, TO which point secession pirkrts
exteuded. They were TourIeuusly treated
hy Col. j.. B. Magruder, who commanded
at Great Bethel.
There was large encampmeut of raval-
lyat Yorktown, and the place was being
strongly fortified. There are also. some
batteries between Great Bethel and York
town.
The seCesinnists report one man killed
and i've wounded ut the Great Bethel aI-
fair, ind they express great wish that Gen.
Pierce may Ge reraineddu command.
Maj. Winthrop was shot 10y Louisiana
riaemuu, while headings vigorous charge.
He was buried by the rebels, and his hero.
ism was greatly praised.
Two Zouave prisoners died yesterday in
the rebel camp. They represent that they
had other prisoners whom they were Nyii-
ling to exchange, aud Capt. Phillips has
to- day visited the fortress with dag Of
truce in reference 10 them.
Reconnaissance have been made both
trom Monroe and Newport News
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-15

fFOM ths RaRa.eha Vauey iSar, Kdnareha, Va.
We are sure that Persons suGeIins viii the hssa
ACNE 10 try them, will stick to them.
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IRON he Wssss,1' h. 4. Gastse, cGieaSo, H.
We heartily endorse sir. spalding. and his m
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From Lle Daily AEtgs, NeigprdG RI
Cephaiic Ptils are taking tie place Of al kinda.
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FroD,li. Erqrlinsy, NOo5a,l. "a.
They hare been tesfcd in Dure THAI = thoauapd
cases, with entire success
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E[o1a a. l,i,,.rtt,.-. -. p

F'V1l Uls HUI ia. ETorlde7lce, r.
inc Cephalte pills arc SAID 70 be remarkably eF.
teeNe remedy for the hcstiaShe, aud the very
pet Tor that very frequent complaint which hos
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u
h,i wish for some circulars large show hills to
my customers. IL you heye anything Of the Kind,
one "i my cHstollers VIII l. rulject severe Sick
ut7t'inche Casually h-tiI tWO th itrdG etigeJ ian
astdeE IN OIe how by yoHT IIILs. NhIrI sent her
respectfully yours
W. D. WILKES.
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rum Hae DeAaoeTdf, ~ Ctoud, AfH1l. p
II you are or have Iscn troubled with the head.
aihe, send toT box (ceRuc Pills) 90 that Won f1nI
have them 10 Gaze Of Al attack. = :
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MR. sPAlDrSo,
Ftpn az EEalnin.r. Nora u. Il

cePhalic Pills npiish the obju for licI, they
we're made, viS:C t" Of headache in Allie forms
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FOR TIE HARVEST OF 1851

~ = "A IL M Il IL s.
VOUR ATTENTION Is INVITED To NTY SToCR
OF Harvesting Implements for the mins II n.
ESst have the sole Agency for the Justly cuIrlrt.
Sh BUCKET No ER itEAPER for twelve counties In
nr.lhn This mlchne stands unriYailR.l among
lllrVesitrs II Is the MIST Convenient machine TO
operate IN It Is nAie: Is simple In construction
thAt anV rrnsr cen set it mp aud work it Anu Il l.
very sTGoNd AND Dur ALE. In short 1t has proved
it-rit I" be the best Harvester In u-e AMI a. AN
evidence ~ Iis-lT Is PNcT that all the luto mi.
snted machines have copied IL nearly rs cnnLi Ls
uone without infringing the patent. Aul the better
PFnI 81 all Is tmai il has Elusi to Eivu entire
satisfaction when tried The InanuTIcir.Ss Ar, n,,S
HklhE t~" sizes of this nuChiuc, either Of which is
inly warranted to lie all that 1. claimed for them
TINT IT, that they are uneITaltei. And Farmers
who want the BsSr MNcntNGIN USE. We say buy the
buckeye.
am ,.l.o the A=en, for tho HUBBARD LIGHT
ar, which Is spII at tile NV price of SIS and
$50 This Mower Is un-lOubte-IIv the Bssr MOWER
MADE FoE THE PHTcs. 1t is much heiter huiIt Is
stronger and M RI durable thSn any other mower
that completes with it In price It is OF very light r
mas TWO driving wheels and draws ON the centre
AMI Is warranted To give entire satisfaction. A. n
number If per.uns were tli.app lin ell in getting ma
Chimes late in tho season OfIN<t yetr We request per
sons who want rthsr at the al We mIchinet to send
their orders they may be certain tn get them
this veal NV stock Of the smaller Harvest IuIule-
ment5. smell Grain ami 1rtsA SrytheA CirIiu-CrR.
dlo- Snaths SekleE. Rakes &c. &c, Is complete aud
wall sell them low. dive u call at the Seed aud
Implement Depot, corner Main aud Quincy streets
Wheeling. Va Uel2l a. ]. SMITH
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Henry G. sPALDINu Esq 80 -'SA
Please hnd encosesi twenty. fivo cents for " hich
send mo another box VI Your CcpT,slir pills H.
are truly TIE est Efals IAIUs sreT tried.
Difect 4. S1uvER. p. 81,
Belle Vernon. yandOtIe Co o.
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REEIolD.ngno. En4.ELI. Cd, onn /
nE,a SIn.

TIETIOrDspyUO. FH4SELIS Co., on I
IIENRT C. sPA1DrSo, . ASO-
No. IS CedEr st.. n. Y
pEAR SIN:
lnctosed hnd twenty five ctufa.( , fol which 1tDH
box o. "CePhtlic Pills" SeItd to address Of LeV.
IN {. Filler. KeynOhiEIuTR FrHhkIn 20 Tho
loM EiLs lrOEk like etdrM--eaTe HeaddeEe M
wM.c FILLER. /.
Mr.. sPGIDIN0, Ss'' - t's4 =
SIR:
Not long since sent to you for box n CepEaIIc
rus Tor the cure Of tie Nervous HoafaIl aud Coz
tEeIess and received the same and they had 80 GOOD
an sgeea ti1t aOaS induced to se,7d Joy isoTe
Please send BY return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER,
YpsilantI, Mich.
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IL single bottle Of spALDINC's PrEPARris
GLUE viii save Ten tinea Lla cot annrnllI-EEn
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'INO MAKE GOOD BREAD USE THE EXCEL
i SlOH BAKING POWDER our CUE
TONER'S ray -tllerc Is so BNElNu fOEbER that will
compare With it," Soldin quantities TO suit hy
iet y U. VIVIAN & CO.. aud LlOlA y. LIST & co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-15

.NLD FAMILY RYE WHISKY OF
" 1891, ia dtOre aud fDt sale by
mh22 "A. EDWARDS BRO.
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wall Paper.

NEW ORLEANS sUGAR.-.ra bbd,
~ prime to choice; just received per steamer Si
Yer " ave, and for sale by
my9 M.RgILLY.
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ONION Among the Bed Bugs.
ISE CJ>FAU'S BEO BUG EXrERMINATOR
u the only article that has and will give sat
Drug Store aDIS
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MYTH NEW IMPROVEMENTS. AT REDUCED
w prices, for sale at No. = Washington HALL
-. MOnTpe street.
mhl6 Up. pROWN. AT
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EIMBROIDERIES q LACE GOODS,
IA Assortment complete.
sspts GEO. R.TAYLoR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-15

QUAKER HOODS, CANE HOOPS,
- C'rcets, Cotton tiaeTy, DrIb, DIus tuixeL aud
White KuIttRg Cotton, at
myl u. NtGOLL q BKO, lG9 Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-15

A LCOHOL.--55 b1rrels 0s per cent. AIeohO
IA Ohl Dominion brand. in first rate cOoperaEu
lust received aud for sale by
dec:p GRO ADAMS an NnFD a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-15

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. - IS hlds
~ prime 70 choice, lust received per steamer ~
Cloud aud for sale by (aP21) N. REILLY,
{" ERk'S CINCINNATI GERMAN
w s11p-6O boxes JUS received, and for sale bS
.AP1 u. REILLY.
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TFSrlANTr, Mleu, Jan. Il, 1861
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MUSTARD, GINGER, CINNAMON
ceived aud for sale by
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MACkEREL.-50 66iS No. .. LOO halves do
apl3 n. REILLY.
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HENRT c. SFAIDINo, ,
No. IS CedEr St. NY
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nRULS AND FLIES FOR MILF
lI.TAltS COMPANIES, On hand, and supplied to
ORDER, by u. NlCOLL BRO.
myA log Main street
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P.s-!hore ussG one boz Of yonT PIT, and S.o
them cSeelieHs $50 &''N .''''1
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'INOOTH PASTEL ullihen's Partisan Tooth
L Paste. supply freshly prep trel and tor sale
by r. II. LOGAN & CO.
and LO9AN, LIST ca.
mh2@ Sole Agents.
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LII THE POPULAR PATENT
"A ulelieiues Of the day can DO found at the odd
RelloNs Hall Drug store.
ie6 E DOCKING. AE't
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sTEruE CREEE HUSIIxaroN Co., PAL
n January Is, 1901
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Truly your, .,..
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] wish you 10 send me one uoYe box oT Vopr "a
nlIHlic Pills. hee reecirsS 8, yreat deal Of Gs.sf
from them. iouis, Iesrectl;ilIy
MARY Ann SrOIKHOUSE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
The Feeling In New Orleans.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, 22d,l
We had a conversation yesterday with gen.
teman just from New Orleans and who had been
residing there for the past month and as is well
for the people of the North to understand what
the enemy are doing, and what are their feelings
and expectations, we give the substance of the in
formation communicated to us by our visitor who,
it is proper to say, is foreigner Of intelligence,
who has spent the most of his life in the military
service of his own country.
The most uabounded enthusiasm prevails at New
Orleans and the whole country thereabouts. They
have not the remotost idea Of being conquered
and regard the establishment of their ndepend
enee as sure of accomplishment. Their machine
shops and fonnderies are producing an abundance
of arms and cannon Some of the finest rifled
brass pieces he has yet seen he saw at these New
Orleans works, and had no idea they could pro
duce such.
They are building several gun-boats, one of
whioh--the largest-was nearly flushed when he
left. 1t is made out of the tow-boat Whitney, a
Baltimore bnilt sea vessel, drawing twelve feet,
and having two propelers. The sides of this boat
have been cased with six-inch plate iron, and the
hulwarks guarded by doubelapped railroad iron
bars. It has several water-tight bulkheads so
that the piercing of one will not cause the vessel
to sink It's prov is a projection of solid iron.
Its propeing power are two powerful engines,
aud the object Of the vessel is 10 run down the
Brooklyn, new blockading the mouth of the Mis-
sissppi,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
THE RESPONSIBILITY.

l q Il 90
| As soon as the result of the battle of Manassas
was known at the North, the Northern press com
menced disputing the responsibility for their
defeat, worse than parcel of thieves quarreling
| over the distribution of their plunder Some laid
1t on Patterson, some on Scott, some on Old Abe,
some on Greeley, some on the teamsters, and some
indignantly accounted for it on the ground that
the Southerners had balls in their rifles when they
tired-a most extraordinary and brutal proceed
ing. We are glad to see, however, that this dis
pute has suddenly stopped. There is no longer
any quest for the responsibility of the defeat be-
cause the Federals have now discovered that there
was not really any defeat-that in short rs Mr..
Mcawber would say, Hsey won the battle, and not
the Confederates. It reminds US of the ingenuity
of the lawyer in the celebrated skillet case
s" First said he, the skillet was cracked when
my client borrowed it; secondly, it was sound
when he returned it; thirdly, he never borrowed
it at ALL 1t is consoatory to know that this
vexed question of responsibility for the defeat at
Manassas has been so satisfactorily solved by the
discovery that instead of defeat it was a vic
tory.
But, while they were casting about for some.
body on whom to lay the blame, it was singular
that, amid all their coniectures, they never as.
crbed the disaster to the true cause. Strange as it
may appear, it never once occurred to them that
sucha thing as sconquering people engaged in the
defence of their homes against invader s almost
animpossibility. If is shown by their own records
that they had over seyenty-four thousand men in
the field Of whom one halfwere actively engaged
in the battle against only fifteen thousand of the
Confedetates. Ifit would be any consolation to
them to know the cause of their defeat, we will
tell them: IT was because they were fighting in a
bad auae, and We were fighting in good one. 1t
was because right was on our side, and our men
were determined to win the fight, before they vent
into it, This is sufficient to account for their de-
feat, though there are some people who urge an
other reason. Bat conscience doth make towards
Of US all, = even where man is naturally brave
And we will elaritably suppose that it was con
science alone that made towards of the Yankees
who fed from the bloody field Of battle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

No CAR BOX OIL. in casks and barrels, su
perior to Lard or equal to sperm oils for
Railroad boxes. .......,........,. 50 cts. gal.
No REFINED OIL, In casks and barrels
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. 60 :.
No. REFINED OIL, In casks and barrels
suitable for painting all outside work,
and any color except white. ............. rs
No REFINED OIL, In casks and bbls suit.
able for Ship and Steamboat decks, Roof.
ing, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Is -.
No G AS OIL. in casks and barrels, snitabIo
for The various kinds of gas apparatus. rs =.
COMMON ROs1N OIL, in casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also, for
covering fences, works etc, preserv-
ing the wood from exposure to the
tler, or for mixing with common paint
Tanners Ois-.... ~
AXLE or WHEEL GREASE. in barrels half
bbls., and kegs made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country nse..........3b 10 cts ID.
NAPTIA, Crude and Refined, in casks, used
for manufacturing burning fluids, etc. l5 20 cts ga
NAVY PITCH, In q and 40 gall. barrels,
ranted free from Water, Sand Chips, and
oler impurities. Price according to mar
ket.
We manufacturing the above articles
aud prepared fill all orders We cali of
Deaets and Consumers stock and to bear In mind they
PURE and UNIFORM, manufactured exclusively from
Southern MATERIAL and managed and owned by Southern
CONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES iaken
par. Discounts made TO the trnde.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
IyI tf2pGt President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

FnoM KANSAS. = LeatenWorSh, July 3l.-The
region that Mr.. Schoomaker, chief missionary Of
that tribe, has been compelled to leave by the
Seeossionsts. force of one hundred men, under
Judge Brown, Of Humboldt, has left Allen county
The Times saws there il A laree bn6v of Pawnoes
and Cheyennes in the vicinity of Marysyille, Mar
shall county, Kansas, and il is thought that they
VIII inaqgarate hosttics, having been tampered
With by the Secessionsts in that region.
After the recent skirmish at Harrisonyle and
aispersiUn Of Rebels, Janlison and his men robbed
some stores of clothing, etc, which he distributed
among the troops Jdnison is not in the United
states service, but in this skirmish acted in con
cert with the Federal ifoops.
The trial of D. r. Anthony, publisher Of the
Conservative, of this city, for killing r. G. satter
lee, the editor of the Herald, closed yesterday.
Ihe Jury were out but twenty minutes and re-
turned a verdict of acqnittal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

New ORLEANS, July 81, 1861
j. y Wiagard SIn conversation with you relative 10
yonr Mounted Rifle Gun" stated that upon due consider
alton OF the theoretical and practical suggestions Involved
construction, satisfied would excellent hing-s
formidable useful weaponand the experiment than worth
the cost of trial.
VIII aid with great pleasure tina seq nothing in the way
of such results you anticipate that their realization will
be matter of loo Importance the South admit
any hesitation procuring the testing by speedy
construction of sproper gun.
threspect, am, y, f, TWIGGS,
nu5 2p6t Maio- Gcuerat q 6 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

The French Government has war vessels of the
same kind, built as strongly as iron and wood can
make them, with powerful engines, made to resist
shot and shell, and to sink vessels by running
against them with all the force at command That
is the way it is intended to operate with this vessel
Gun boats constructed after the same STYLE but of
lighter draught are being built to operate as far
up as Memphis.
Four thousand troops had left New Orleans
short time before cur informant, for Arkansas. to
join Ben. McCullochs division OF the Confederate
Army. In New Orleans everybody seemed to be.
long to military company, and the companies to
an abundance of them. The crops of Texas, it is
estimated will be sufficient of themselves to feed
the whole Confederate States for two years Such
crops were never before known in that region
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
A Card.
DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,


Of The City Of New Orleans
Corner Camp and Com0son streets,
Wal DC +t open tile entire year, DAY and EVENING to pro
pare young gentlemen and lads speedily for the active duties
'"s counting room and buinCss. BOOK-A EEPING PEN
-lANSlllF, NATllENATICS and LANGU AGES, &C. etc .
nave each special Professor aud Department. to save the time
OF Htndr us II EDUCATED ND thai commands s,cc. S.
whether in business and Southern education SHOULD bg
pushed forward under any sacrifices Liberal arrangements
made Win "ii RUFUS DULHEAR,
aus 2r3.& pra.i,rs,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

Nesfa Tie Petersburg Express an
etatanls dat Airs. Letitia 4. semple, daughter
ea AAsP aident 5Ier Intends repairing imme
siatsly ta 8i llianasb 8, Va. where she will give
hf i,e1 sana attention to the care and tending Of
& flie sick soldiers Gow IN the hospital there.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
Ludtos' Volunteer Aid association.

The LADIES' Volunteer AID Association attention to the
following resolution
Resolved Thai applications viii be C91upa-
hies that have authenticated by Bg0dfer-C pne-a
Tracy Ct Adjutant. General Grivst. 1nyi5 aDtf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
RELIABLE ARTICLE
EB5Gtgo1e Springs, s>EGcy5GMgu.

The Propeors take this method Of Informing the public
these SPRINGS situated the B,gbee river miles above
Nozzle AT l times opcn for the reception OF visitors,
We have superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance
and every effort shall be made part render visitors
comfortable.
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive at tho Springs about 10
o'clock NEXT MDENIEG.
Conveyance all river in readiness TO convey
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CONNOR & co, Propretors
JAMES SYMF Druggist. ia Canal street. New Orlelns
sole agent for The BLADDN SPRINGS WATER.
e2Sn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

Esaiitp pssTlslor soaoeL BOARD. THE proceed
iugs os q meeting Of this Board are advertised IN
o.ss ieulaf notice department. II will be seen
ttat HI. irsd Bourges has been elected superin-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

as, H0itt Oil and lamps - Country NIer-
chants Planters and the public generally
Southern Coal Oil and Lamp Emporium No Chartles street.
by far the largest only complete stock of PURE COAL
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS city which Mes5r CO.
VERT HILL offer to the retail prices
than they be purchased for any other house
Toafh, npe o,tF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
The Stampede of Congress at Manassas.

From the Richmond Examiner we extract the
following:
A British subject, who came out as spectator of
the late battle, and whose identity having been es
tablished, was permitted, day or two since, to
return to the North. gives a graphic account of
proceedings at Centrevle pending the contest.
An lmmenge picnic party, embracing most of the
Black Republican blg-wigs about Washington had
gone out to be at convenient distance from the
battlefield and get the first intelligence of the vic.
tory. Among these doughty sons of Mars, he
mentions the rcdoubtable Senators Wilson, Trum-
bull, Chandler, Foster and Sumner, and Congress-
men Grow, Colfax, Ely, Blair and Others of more
or less note. Large quantities of eatabes and
drlnkables had been wagoned out to refresh the
worthless during their exciting vigils. The most OF
the afternoon had been spent in high festival con
stant bulletins coming in announcing successive
VICTORIES and numerous toasts were drank of
" Confusion to the Rebels" A lull of nearly an
hour lapsing without a dispatch from the battle
field, the party became nervous for news and got
it i'll few minutes from boot bulletin, in the
shape Of flying soldier, Announcing ut the ton of
his voice--1heg are coming The confusion and
this point can better be imagined than described,
The scene is represented to have been indescrba-
BILE.
All sorts of horses were at once brought into re-
QUESTION, and probably the most preCiDitate re-
treat ever Chronclcd was made bv the Lincoln
Congressman: and soon the meadows and roads
were dotted with flying horsemen on their way to
Washington.
In the Confederate Army. few miles oil, a diff.
terent spectacle presented itself. Thus throughout
the day numbers OF our statesmen were in the
thckest Of the battle. hraving dAuger and in sew
eral instances meeting death itself What con
rast to the miserable wretChes of Lincons Con
gresS, who can talk and vote for war ard blood
and carnage. and whose pusanimous souls III
stlnctValy shrink from every sight of danger!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

DoGToRs HUSaER AND FoIIIN. We direct atten-
tfetl y lls eafa of the Rev. Mr Bradley, in ac-
snent of the great relief Afforded him by
slae medloal gentlemen named above.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

EEW sUa. Nh. 4. G. Wiugard, of this city,
has iaNa gHn which be designs for tile use of
the Goes Slefate Army; a gun which he has ealcu-
lated wl.l shrsw ls2 balls in one minute surely
tsErihle wsaPon, He has exhibited his model to
Sen. and from thatigh officer has received
the str oHga55 onlmendation and encouragement.
Mr. Wingar5is objectnow is to raise subscriptions
10 enable liitn 70 have gun made for the purpose
of military tests; the expense being estimated at
feam s0tle tp $500. We diseet attention to his
esEds stating where the subscription lists may be
found ard to the appended letter of reeommenda-
sf1on from ss5en Twipps