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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-30
Mort hCarolIna State Convention.

The following is a list Of the delegates found to
present at the organization of theState Convention
Monday last :
Alamance. Mobane, Thos. Rufia
Alerdnder.-A. G. Stewart.
Ash. D. Forbes.
AnSOn.-A. Myers, and ]. A. Leak.
Bert1e-s. B; spruill:: James Bond.
EedutOrt.-W. J. Allison, E. J. Morrow.
Bldden.-T. D. Mcdowell
Brunswick. Thomas D. Meares.
BtLncombe.-N. w. Woodfn.
Burke.-J. G. Mcdowell
CabarruS.-C. Phifer.
CdldaUeH-E. W. Jones.
Cdmden.-D. D. Ferebee.
CGrteret-C R. Thomas.
CdsaCeN.-Bedford Brown and Jno A. Graves
Gaia obG.--P. c. Henkle l.. j. Merritt.
ChGthdm-James n. Headen, John Manning, IT,
Cho,oan.-R. H. billiard.
CledueIand.-W. j. Miller, J. W. Tracy.
Columbus-Richard Wooten.
Crduen.-George Green and John D. Whtford.
Cumberiand.- Warren Winslow, David Mcneil,
Ctrrituck.- H. NJ. Shaw.
DAVIDSON B. A Kittrell, B. c. Douthit.
DdUie.-Rob't Sprouse.
Dupl,s.-Wiam J. Houston and Joseph T. Rhodes.
Egecombe.-W. s. Battle Geo. Howard.
ForSyth.-Thomas ]. Wilson, Rufus L. Patterson,
FTdnkln-A. d. Williams
Castor. 8. x. Johnson.
Gotes-A. j. Walton.
GrGnUiAe.-T. l.. Hargrove, A. W. Venable, and s.
Register.
Green w. A. Dareen.
Guitorcs ohm A. Gilmer Ralph Gorrell, aadR Dick
HdlJd1; H. Smith, 8 j. Gee.
Hyde e. l.. Mann.
Harnett-A. S. McNeill.
Hdyto0od.-Wm. Hicks.
Henderson.-W. NJ. Ship.
Herford.- Rayner.
lTedeN.-Anderson Mitchell, T. A. Allison.
Jdckson.-W. Fl. Thomas.
Johnston-C. B. Sanders and W. A. Smith.
JoneS--Wm. Foy.
IenOlr.-JOhn G. Washington.
Lincoln William Lander.
Macon-C. D. Smith.
Mddtson.-J. A. Mcdowell.
Mart,n.-Asa Briggs.
McDore! j. Il. Greenee. - r,rsor
Meoktenburg.- w. Osborne and WIllam 'Ou''
Montgomery.-S. H. Christian
MooTe.-R. Turner.
NdSh.-A. 81. Arlington.
Nelo HdnoUer.-Wm. S. Ashe ard K. D. COwan'
4NOrthGnlptOn.-D. A. Barnes and ). M. Moouy'
Onsloeo.-G. W. Ward.
Orange William A. Graham and John Berry
Pdsquotdnk.-Dr. R. K. Speed
Perquinlqns.-JosephS S. Cannon.
PerSon.-John w. Cunningham.
Pitt. B. SatterthWait, B. Grimes
RGndolph.-W. j. Long, A. u. Foster
Richmond Walter F. Leak. land
Robeson.-Messrs. Fuller and SoutheilSDT Broadnsx
Rockingh s. Reid and Dr' y, -
Roacdn.-Burton Craige and b. q. JoIy d durham.
Rutherford and PoM.oJ H. Carson, NJ DulHND-'
Sampson.-R. A. Mosely, T. Bunting
Stdnty.-E. Herne.
StOkeS.-Jchn HILL
Surry.-T. V. Hamlin.
TyrreA.-Eli Spruell.
Union.-H. M. Houston. ,aW WB@
Wake.-George E. Badger, X. r. Battle "H'
den .or
Warren.-w. N. Edwards and F. A. Thornton
Wash;ngton-W. 8. Pettigrew.
Wdtaugu.-J. w. Counsel. =, c.-org
Wdgne.-E. A. Thompson and George v 0"OD0
WlLbes.-J. Galloway and Better Eller'
YGdktn.-R Z. Armfeld
Yancey.-M. P Penland.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-30

y DEPARTURE. OF TROOPS FROM RALEIGHHI Sd. W
Regiment of North Carolina Volunteers ~" v. Br'
liams, Lieut. Col Edward Cantwell, MAJOR nh.,ord
ton, left here on Thursday mroning for s
large crowd of citizens assembled at the h SoS sp
CASTOR Depot to see them of and bid them ~ reat
on their glorious and holy errand. The msF apr chef
I'D tue Dlsne'' Si''''S' a''" 3 "'D' Ralegh Regis"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-30
Notice to MERCHANTS and Shippers.

The Secretary of War Of the Confederate States has
decided that all sorts of Naval Stores including Rosn
Turpentne, Spirits of Turpentne, Tar, &C.. are NUM-
lions of war; and their export to the United States
will not be permitted consequently PERMIT will be
given to any vessel bound from this port to any port in
the United States whose cargo in whole or in part shall
consist of any of the above named articles.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-30

CAPT. MAFF1rr.-This distinguished onc ad left II
the q. s. Navy, arrived here on lhursday NSmfok -
terday for Raleigh, on his way thence u Pova s. T.
heavy guns and munitions of war for Pore rt co.,
He has received from the Confederate os;s State
mission as Commander, but returns 10 'n, though p
offer his services here North Caro!uasi hood nv
Sss sf S S Of b nsr ss iss be be
mer residence and by the residence here 10" IVY
past of some Of his children.-Fay. Observer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-30
nea We are indebted to the RaIeiph +

B- We are indebted to the Raleigh Register for the
Convention proceedings in todays Journal. We copy
them in full and shall endeavor to do so hereafter in
order that readers may have full knowledge of
matters and things doing in the Convention, as that
body progresses in the affairs of the State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-30

B6r The Southern Congress having adjourned iron
Montgomery, to Richmond, Va, we may expect it II
assemble in that city in few days. at any rate Presi
sident Davis will evidently make Richmond his head
quarters within very short time.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-30

Hon: Edmund Burke, of Concord, N. H., at meeting
recently called in that city for the purpose Of raising funds
for volunteer company, said -
This war war against brothers. There ia nc
glory to be in such war; There were both glory and
honor be won in against foreign enemy; but
in the miserable business OF butcherng brothers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-30

General Doniphan, who distinguished himself in the
Mexican war; is on the stump in Missouri in favor Of
secession.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-30
SATURDAY, MAY 18th.


said that the Confederate Commissioners to Europe
Mr. Rost, of Louisiana, and Mr.. Yancey, of Alaba-
ma, have been introduced to Lord John Russell,
Foreign Secretary of Great Britain, by Mr.. GRECO
ry, P. The Introduction, which was an informal
one took place on the 7th inst at Mr. Gregorys pri-
vate residence. The United States Minister, Mr.
Dallas, refused to introduce these gentlemen without
instructions from his Government. This makes but
little difference, however II the facts can be present
ed in private interview, it is so much the better
circumstances are fast moving us towards such a
point as will compel the recognition Of the South by
European powers who will soon make or find casus
6ei with Mr.. Lincoin's Government should that at
tempt TO maintain its blockade Or keep up its insane
attempt at coercion. Things will come straight at
ter while. By the way, Mr.. Gregory is a member
Of Parliament from West of Ireland city and coun
ty, which is anxious to have steamship line to some
American port Or ports, and probably looks to th'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08
From Fortress Monroe.

FcRrRrss MoxRoE, July G.-Before tie
depnrture of tue Secretary of VAR yester-
day evening, there wHs grand review ut
Camp Hamilton and fireworks. y grand
dinuer and other fest vities were prolonged
to late hour,
An alarm occurred at Hampton about
midnight, and Gen. Pierce came 10 For
tress Monroe for IN extra spPpiyof ammu-
milton.
Strong batteries are being erected by
cur troops in the direction OF NeS Market
TIC California regiment, Col. Baker, bids
fair 10 become very popular here. The
Colonel went 10 Washington last night
The ZUuaves have been under orders TO
march but they still remain 10 camp.
sawyers projectile on the Rip Raps i9,
this afternoon, throwing shells ut sup
posca new battery on Sewells Point.
| a flag of truce went TO Cr:.ny Island,
to-day, with party residing in the South.
| The following ia n correct account Of
the skirlnish at Newport News. Captain
I Hammel, with 30 men of Col. Hawkins
+! Regiment, while on a reconnaissance on
Friday morning, encountered II cousidera-
BILE force of Confederate Infantry and Cav
airy. Shots were exchanged, and three OF
the rebels, including two officers and Que
private, were killed, and seven wonnaed.
Captain uammel, unable longer to with
stand the large Forces Withdrew to the
camp without loss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08
rpn7nrss MONROE, July > -Secretar

Fon7Rgss MONROE, July > Secretary
Cameron, accompanied by Adjt. General
Thomas. with their wives and daughters,
arrived this morning via Baltimore. They
spout the day at Old Point and Newport
News. Two daughters OF Secretary Chase,
Col. Van Rensnfcar, aid to Gen. Scott,
Prof. Bartlett, of West Point, and MIR. Cobb,
confidential clerk of MIR. Cameron, arc also
of the party.
News and also at Fortress Monroe and
Camp Hamilton.
Besides short respite from his duties
Mt Washington, the visit OF Cameron relates
to actual reuuirements at Fortress Monroe
in men and materials for offensive opera
tons. II is safe to say that neither will be
longer withheld from Ge;i. Butler. and that
the visit will be productive of the happicst
result. Gen. Butler, Secretary Cameron
and party will pay their respects to Com.
Stringham before their departure for Wash
ton this evening.
Col. Bakers regiment arrived from Bal
timore this morning, and have encamped
this side of Hampton Greek. Col. Baker,
it was supposed, would he made Brigadier
General
Col. Dnryen was yesterday promoted to
the rank of Brigadier General to command
at Camp Hamilton.
Brig. General Pierce commands the Mas
sachusetts regiments at Hampton villhge
Gen. Butler yesterday made stirring
speech to our troops at Camp Hamilton.
. There is 10 be celebration atthe Zounye
camp tonight.
/ The Monticello yesterday fired ut one ct
or small bouts a short distance above
! Newport News, but fortunately no one was
injured She made a reconnaissance uF
lanes river about half past eight this morn
Ing, Five miles from Newport News she
discovered rebel force OF about zoo on
the shore, and Immediately opened brisk
I FIRE upon them. Eight companies were
sent by land to sustain her.
4 There WAS n land Reconnaissance from
Newport News yesterday, and some shots
were exchanged with rebel yidettes.
The obnoxious flag Of truce is down
again from Norfolk, accompanied by tug
carrying the British flag. The British Con.
sui, Il Iabid sccessionist. is on board and
persists in his effort to visit Baltimore.
About five o'clock this morning 20 o
Hawkins Zouaprs encountered II rebel force
supposed to number about 100, including
IS cavalry and one field piece, seven mile
from Newport News. 1t is reported TIM
three rebels were shot, and also six of tn
Zouayes. They seut in for reinforcement
and FIVE companies of ZOuHves were sent t
sustain them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

raE-E1pLosIox OF A BoLER.-on Sat-
usday afternoon steam boiler in the saw
mill of Wilson aud Dunlagy, ut GarneFs
station, a short distance beyond Cameron,
on the B. o. L. z. exploded, instantly kill
ing Mr.. John Dunlavy aud sealding wo-
man so badly that she cannot rec'yer.--
The mill WAS conple ,ely destroyed.
The remains Of MIR punlevy were
brought into tile city yesterday morning
and conveyed to the residence of his moth
or. The deceased was Il superior mechanic
anil was highly esteemed ky all who knew
him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

WASHINGTON, July 6.--IIast night one OF
the New York Fire Zouaves was assassin
atcd iu front Of Row 2, notorious houses
of evil reputation, Marine Avanue, near
~ street. 10 possible clue to the perpc-
traitor had been discovered, nor have the
authorities yet been nble to ascertain the
uame of the murdered ZouNve. This after
noon at ) O'Clock several Zouaves and
others, went to the tenements above men
toned, entering broke up and destroyed
the fnrniture of tho inmates, and set the
house on fire, and by their conduct pre-
vented the fire companies from extinguish-
ing the flames. The houses, in consequence
were entirely consumed with their con-
tents. Great excitement prevailed and the
Provost Marshal's force interfered TO re.
store quiet. Several arrests were made.
The battery of the 2nd Rhode Island
regiment experimental with rifle cannon
on the monument grounds, This afternoon
in such n manner us TO elicit wa m COM
meudatiou from all present, including sevc-
ral military engineers. Among the spec
| tators were the President and Gov SprHgue.
! The range Of shot was from three TO five
/ miles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

-ArcTloS SALE-Sale of dry goods
viii be continued to-day. There will be
included in The sale, silks, embroideries,
berages, flounced Organdies, founeed be-
RACES, jaronets and nsnnsooks, figured and
plain Swiss musltns, elegant Swiss mus
lin dresses, and muslin de LANES; also a
great variety of staple goods.
o. W. HgLsEILl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08
BfI- FaO3 rHE KAxAwHA Valley

III FRoI THE KANAwHA VALLEY
From gentleman who arrived in this
city, on Saturday evening, from Roape
county, and from letters received from
Mason. we learn that the rebel troops in
the Kanawha Valley are continually ar
resting and ou,raging Union men, and de-
stroying their property. There ia no
Doubt but that Wise is in the vicinity Of
CharlesioWn, in command of force of
1000 men, which is augmeuting duly
a minister reports that he saw him
in his carriage between Lewisburg and
Charlestown, travelling in the direction of
the latter place, one day last week. ~
Young man was arrested in Gharlestown,
week before last, was discharged on the
Saturday following, aud arrived ut Point
Pleasant on Sunday He says he saw the
Ex-Governor there when lie lett. The
Young man made various other statements
ITS to the movements of tue rebel cavalry
towards Jackson aud Rome counties,
which movements ate known from other
information to have actually been made.
o. Jennings Wise is the leader of the ma
r,uding party in Jackson county.
Ono letter states that there were con-
slant alarms along the Ohio, in the vicini-
~ of Point Pleasant and RHvenswOod, and
that most OF the people had gone over to
Ohio for safety. in skiTs and upon RATS
Government troops we're moving into the
E,nuwha country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08
SUNDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
wise gaid to be snufted Ont:
.SpeciI D'spalIhiI
PoMEMoY, Quo, July 4, 81

To Gov. Z. II. PrrRPoIST;--
Reliable Information says that Governor
Wise, with body guard of fifty men I'M
der Capt. Patton, whilst on his way TO full
fill an engagement at sissOusyille, small
town about sixteen miles from Charleston,
was fired upon by citizens aud Wise and
Patton fell supposed TO be mOrtnlly
wounded. Forty of the body guard were
killed. Thisis substantially true.
r. c. NJ, Lowell.
rMr. Van Wrinkle of ParkeFsbnrg, who
arrived 10 the city last night, reports that
on Friday, force of zoo Secession troops
with o. jennings Wise AT their head, were
routed out of Ripley Jackson county,
and driven bnck to charleston.-Eps.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

The gentlemen connected with the 'Eel-
mont Iron Works" will except the thanks
Of the Belmont Guards fOrtheir present of
handsome flannel shirts to the eutire com
Pany. The company also desires to ex-
press their thanks to the ladies of Centre
Wheeling, for their many acts of generos-
ity and kindness. Also Mr. II. W. McClel-
land will please except the thanks of the
company for ibis DISTINGUISHED kindness
in coming to Clarksburg in person in order
to secure the company. the speedy delivery
of the aforesaid articles.
A. SooFT, Capt. Belmont Guards.
2d Ree't. Va. Vols.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08
Mothers, read this.

Therollowingts an extract rom aietterw written by
the Pastor of Baptist Church to the journal ami
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks volumes in
favor of that vForld-renowued me,iiene-MRs. MINE.
lows SoorHINO SYRUP FoR CHILDREN TEETHING:
eve soc an advertisement In your columns Of Mrs
winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never said II
wordfu favor of patent medicine before in ourI;fe
but We feel compelled to say to your readers, that
thisis no lumBIg-wEHAvE TRIED IT, AND ENowIT 70
ne ALL II CLAIMS. It Ia, probably. Of the most
successful medicines of the day because it is Que Of
the best. And those of your readers who have ba
pleasant do better than TO lay in supply"
OctlG-iy-d&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

HARRIsBURG. Pa, July 6.-Maj. Gen
Mccall has issued an order directing each
of the fifteen regiments of the reserve vol
.unteer corps of Pennsylvania, to he raised
Mt once to the minimum army standard of
1906 officers aud men.l 4 force of nearly
1000 men will thus be added to this al
eady large and effective rorps.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

ES5~ OwISG to tie crowded state of our
columns, on Saturday morning, we were
unable to speak of the Sunday school chill
dreu OF the VI. l.. Church, and their doings
on the morning of the Attn. Tiey marched
with their teachers to the Custom House
where they sang the Star spangled Bnnuer
in admirable stylc, and were addressed
briefly by Gov PierpOiut. They then
gave three cheers for the new government
of Virginia aud three more for the Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
RRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

tbs Original Medicine Established IN 1851, and fret
article OF the kind ever introduced under the name
of .spuL1fONIC WAFEnS,'' in this other Ctun-
try; all other pulmOnic Waters are counterteits.
The genuine be knOwIf by the nnne BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER.
DRYAS's PuLNoSIc WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, Huarseness.
BRYAx's PULMoxIc WAPERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAxs PULMoSIC WAEERs
Relieve Splitting OF Blood, Pains in the Cheat.
BRIGN's PULNoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Incipicnt Consumption, Lung Disease
BRTGS's PULMoN.c WATERS
Relieve Irritation OF the Uvuln and ronsilS.
DRTAx's PuLHoNIo WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRrtSs PuLuoSIc WATERS
Arc RlessIng to nll Glasses and CONSTITUTIONS.
st. BaYAx's PULNoNIc wAPERs
Are adapted for Yocalis,s and Public Speakers.
BRTAS's PuLNoSIc WATERS
Arc In a simple form aud pleasant to the taste.
BErGN's PuLNoNIc WAVES
Not only relieve. but effect rapid and lasting CuFes
BRTAS's puLStoxIr wATEEs
Are warranted 10 give Satiiac;ion TO every one.
No family should be without box OF
BRYNS's PULNONIc WATERh
in the house.
No traveIer should be without supply OF
BHTAS's PULNoSIc WAEEEs
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAN's PULNOSIc NAPERs
twenty-five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, ~ 1.
Sold in Wheeling by 4. IL. LOGAN co. and
LAUGHLINs BusHPIELD.
I-Hn Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

rEg-Flour BETWEEN a SOLDIER AID A
PoLica oFricsa.-oa Saturday evening
officer ST. Myers iu attempting to arrest 4"
soldier up on the pike, was attacked with
Il uayouet. The officer fired ut the soldier
With i pistol, and afterwards, il is said,
beat him. The soldier was arrested. taken
before Aid. buchanan aad diseharged--
The soldier afterwards had the officer ar
rested, but Aid DIty postponed the case
uutll day, whea We shall get the facts
III the case.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

~sRNr TO JArL. -on Friday night in
formation vas received at AID. RobertsOn's
Office. that man named Jas. Ingles was
abusing his family, aud disturbing the
neighbOrhood. in the vicinity Of the old
jail. Aa officer WAS scat up and Mr.. In
giles was committed to jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival of tho steamer Great EASTERN

Arrival of the Steamer Great Eastern
FATHER POINT, Jnly G.-lh he treat East
ern passed here on her way TO Suen'c WIZ"
troops. She oripGs LlNcFpool oates " 'Ne
21Lh
The steamer hloernlan ri arrived oul va
the 10Th, ana Tue Oity oil "asnihSto" VII
the 26th.
The steamers Arago anu ~, Eu''' ii ~"
sailed for New York. Ihe niteF mas
100000 IN gold. 80,
Sir X. Bethel has been cohhrmeu as
CanceIior oil hngi"n". ,r, -.
MANCHESTER, June Zt;-NarSets quiet .
Breadstuts hrmer, win more inquiry
Provisions steady ,-.o,1,.o,
LONDON. June 2I'.-0onsCis 5"sCseo32'
Lord Chauceiior Campneii u'ea suuueh-
ly from rupture OF Sioon vessel
The Sultan OF turkey aied on the z'sh,
and was succeedeu by h's nrotiieF' N"uei
Axis Khan.
everything was quiet ~ E ~ y, PIE
! Sir j. ferguson; III Iue louse VI IN.
mons, condemned sending reintorrements
TO Canada, and Mr.. u lsraet. also 'n o'il'a
the Government was mourning " serious
responsibility
Lord faimerston oelenueu lhe art OIL lne
Goyernme"t as nsual preca nl
measure OF all g"vernmchtS IN M, tne iul'ie-
diate vicinity oil hostilitleS' anE SteP III. ~.
Dictated no ulslrust Oh tnn isisn ~. et nno
northern StateS' nor want % eohs..'eues
IN Tue Cnh"u'anS. LMe t.lue WIS ~ "'iu
proper, because reintorcemeh's Gu" o"'S
De sent 10 Cahaaa IN Suulu'e!.
ne IoSs o ooo tre re- ooutN ~
is over tz'Voo,UU", anu sS1ie rS onn 7,
are hlgh ms 15'ooo;oVo ana 14IooV'oOo' ~
was nearly covered ny lhSurance-
recosHi'. s o. 'ne maU, n y, i.
ny Franco, ha9 peen lotiHGal! un Ls w.,
The S CgnaT ri, steamer Scotia mao oeeh
successfully Gees, u. I'uncneu, .,,,.
the Americans nave no gFo"nu 'ot '"''i
abuse of England. beyond modification at
Englands lack OF nPPTec'hui9qn; II says
the Northerners have thFowns themselves
into passion ana must must DC leit 70 recover,
CIR ATenioald AlIlson IN ~ ieaSer 70
/ Cassins n. Clay CONTENDS th"t the american
contIt"uon is iallHre anu recommends
national chnrcn ana monarchy MS rel'-
edy.
inc eonhaRFnlioT III i'onuo'i "IIeHy
telegrHphee Dy Tue Fersl"' "rs 'ne mus
disastrous ior generauons. na immense .,
warehouses; on surrey gu oiuS' LoiuoN DF'use'
are hl4ed win an KINGS o, P,ounce'
Tue recognition Vi l''',S W rance n ,
ueS" .I! " 80 ~ ~
baron Hic"sola IN me ltaiiaA Tournament
Ihe letter said lhe d p'onatic relat'ohs oe-
tween the TWO countries VIII soon De fe-es-
tnDiisheu.
Inc Faris o {, NAT az =, t.l "a, :
party Oh bonroohls'S s Iahueu near 9 ~
asgse anu we're were aresseI ny rogIS on '''e
$50 UT ihey %ere suoseluens'S SUI M
nc l'al'ah Dnanper NuoP.eu mn IN
rei Tt. 70 nasiG M Ia, m'' i,
, auv oPe MIS- ~ o"t ''t'p'O''"S ~ ''''
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RD-GoISo TO JAZZ ~ 4 WHEALBAaaow.
-Uu Friday evening, woman named
Mrs. Johns who Tor real AmazOnian ire
pressibleness has no equal, on the globe,
was arrested by officer ST. Meyers for being
drunk and disoricrly. She refused to go
To Jail, aud the officer hNd to get a wheel
barrow, into which he fitte,l and tied her
and wheeled her down to Fifth street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-08

RB-FaoA GRArrox.-Gcntlomen who
arrived on Saturday from Grafton reports
that it was the general impression there
that tight was going on mt Laurel HilI.-
Tic firing of cannon was distinctly heurd
in that direction.
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s9~A mic xAS named Robcr, Cole. from
parkersburg, was arrested on Saturday,
for blowing aud Safeguarding about the
streets. He was sent to jail, and put GU
the chain gang, but before he had the
pleasure of commencing 10 excavntc, some
body paid his file and he was released.
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ALExESDRIA, July 1.-Two rriyn,cs of
the Michigan First went scouting yester-
day without orders. They returned last
evening reporting that they approached
within two miles of Fairfnx. Meeting two
of the Cunfcdrates they fired upon them,
killing one and creating n general stam-
pcde among their pickcts.
Another scouting purity from the same
regiment met with i rebel cavalry. near
Clouds Mills, the latter seeing them. fed
although only in number and on foot.