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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-17
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Boot & Shoe Store Tor sale.

JAMES b. MARSH, having determined TO qnit bu-
81 snes Offers Tor sale his Interest 10 the Boot and
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string TO engage in this busRess viii and this good
opportunity 70 do 80. The terms with any other In
ftl, Fsard to II will De eiVeu By the sub
seribar, by eGinE on him At No. IS Monroe street,
wheeling II JAMES B. MARSH,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-17

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-17

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-17

IN III PAPER, BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
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IWm san anything In the above lins a 5Seh Gnpro-
nfan who desire TO buy 10 give me can before pnr-
chasing 1t any other eStahlBhmGnt. am deter
mined 70 Fedncs my stock q low - possible BY the
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va JOSEPH Z. EILDE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-17

WANTED D.. .bsa5-,zrt ~
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N man should b Of sOber, industrious habita, and
have = Knowledge Of handling horSes. One under
standing gardening preferred 80
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The eleventh
Massachusetts regiment has embarked on
board the steamers Baltimore and Philadel
phia, and proceeded TO Alexandria The
Michigan fourth, yesterday, proceeded to AL
exandria by STEAMERS. Yesterday afternoon,
the Massachusetts ninth and Griffin's battery
crossed the river. The latter is provided with
rided l2-pounders and also an extra amount
ofammunilion, and an extra number of horses
The seventeenth regiment of New York vol
unteers, escorted by the fourteenth regiment
from the same state, left their encampment at
6 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and embarked
on the steamers Baltimore and Susouehanna
for Alexandria. The sixty-first New. York
regiment broke up their camp at Kalorama.
yesterday, and crossed Long Bridge, and are
now encamped at fort Runyon. The Carl.
baldi guards changed position on Saturday
and are now about mile south of Alexandria.
Lieut.. Green's fine battery of rifed cannon,
company G, I'd artillery, has left tort Runyon
and gone to the vicinity of Alexandria.
The New Jersey third passed over yesterday
afternoon, and encamped near Roches Spring
Yesterday, Col. McLean's New Jersey regi.
ment crossed the river, and took a position
near the same point. The twenty seventh
Pennsylvania regiment have gone to Alexan-
dria by steamers. The seventy-first New York
volunteers have been under marching orders
some days. Perhaps they will go into Vir-
ginia this afternoon. The twenty. New
York regiment arrived at midnight Saturday.
Capt. Brewers battery arrived on Sunday
morning, direct from Fort Pickens. 1t consists
of four l2pounders and 81 men. Another
battery follows tile above here to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16

ALEXANDRIA, July 15.-Four Connecticut
troops, yesterday, captured four of the seces.
sion cavalry.
A bearer Of dispatches from Richmond. to
Lord Lyons, passed through our lines to-day
escorted by the black horse cavalry.
The r, ported occupation of Fairfax was
probably founded on the vagaries of some mi
ltia captain. There has been no movement
whatever that could be termed an advance.
tie troops being at that point confined within
the limits OF Springfield station on one side
and Falls Church on the other Its reported
that a Zouave named Kelley was caught
within the lines at Fairfax Court House and
during his confinement, attempted 10 fire their
camp.
In regard to the disposition among the three
months troops to continue in the service. it
seems to be the prevailing iIea 10 return home
before re-enlisiing, unless the position they oc-
cupy may desire their services. The sixth and
nth N. Y, will doubtless re-enlist. In the
Penn. fourth and sixth, ten companies are so
disposed From the Ohio first and second, a
regiment will doubtless be created under COM
mand of Col Nc Cook. Col Wilcox of the
Mich. first will also form a three years regiment
out OF the present force aud additional recruits
now being received at Detroit
Five white men sought refuge inside cur
lines to-day, having escaped from Aqua
Greek where there they were impressed iato
the rebel service.
Both of tile Rhode Island balloons, which
were inflated for an ascension, exploded while
being taken to Falls Church.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
TME wAn In MISSOURI.

QUINCY. Ill, July l5.-Brig Gen. HurI-
burt, of the volunteers, has issued a procla.
nation to the citizens of northeastern Mis-.
souri,, denouncing the false and designing men
who seek 10 overthrow the government, and
he warns them that the time for treason has
passed, and that the man or body of men who
venture TO stand in defiance of the supreme au-
thority OF the Union, peril their lives thereby.
He says the character of the resistance which
has been made is in strict conformity with the
source from which il originated. Cowardly
assassins watch for opportunities to murder
and become heroes among their associated
bands by Strengthening by stealth those whom
openly they dare not meet. Ellis system,
hitherto unknown in civilized warfare, is
the natural fruit which treason bears.
The process of the courts will not cure this
system of assassination, but the stern and i'm.
perative demand of military necessity, and the
duty of selfprotection will furnish sharp
and decisive remedy in the justice OF the
court martial. He guarantees protection to all
peacabe citizens, but urges the necessity OF
their organizing and taking part in the
reconstruction of society. He closes by
assuring the people of north cas- tern Mis-
souri, that the government, although
preterring quiet and uniform obedience to the
laws, are yet ready and abundanty able TO
enforce compliance and infict the extreme
penalty on all active and known traitors
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July l5.-In conse
quence OF information from Tcpton that IL
rebel force was gathering there, "A detachment
was sent from here this afternoon. 1t is ru.
mored that there is considerable activity
among the secessionists throughout the
country above here, and it is supposed
that they are leaving To join the diff
ferent leaders. 1t is reported that many
have gone ftom the opposite side of the river
to join Harris, in the southern part of Gallo.
way county. The ferries above have been
deserted and taken possession of by the federal
troops. The telegraph is still down west of
Bonneville, and south of Syracuse, and are
cut almost daily between those two points
Col, Mcneil, with battalion of the third
regiment, has arrived here from St. Louis by
special Train, to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE sAxONIA.

New YORK, July 15.--The SaX0nia, from
Southampton July 4th, has arrived, and re"
ports cotton higher, and hreadstufs steady.
The great fire in London was still burning.
A new India loan OF 94,000,000, has been in
troduced
In France, the Patrie denies that Thouve'
nal had received the deputation from Rome.
The Patterson family case was decided, the
appeal being dismissed, and the first judgment
confirmed.
AT Turin the deputies had voted the budget
for 1861.
A plot to assassinate Garibaldi had been
discovered at Naples. The government has
taken measures to watch the entrance to Ca
prera.
On discussion of the loan bill at Turin, Sig
nor MuraIino said he had no confidence in the
ministry that maintained the French alliance.
ENGLAND was the only true friend to Italy"
and he insisted on an immediate evacuation
of Rome by the French Farini supported
the French alliance as the foundation and
shield of the popular rights of all Europe.
Cialdini has been made commander of the
southern army La Patrie says disturbances
have taken place at Naples.
An English trigate had anchored at Constan'
tinople after obtaining IRON the Porte the fr.
man required by the convention relative to the
Straits of the Dardannees. The sultan has
introduced reform into the imperial household.
Five hundred servants were dismissed lie
has reduced the civil list from seventy-five to
twelve million.
The Liverpool breadstuffs market is steady,
and the weather has been favorable for the
crops. Westerfield, Nash, & Co., reports flour
steady, with fair demand at 24s. I'd. Us.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, July ia letter from mem.
Der of the thirty first regiment, has been re-
ceived, dated Saturday, three miles south of
Alexandria. The thirty first was previously
in Washington The Commercials despatch
adds TO the foregoing, that every indication
showed that the grand army would soon move
forward.
A Washington despatch to the Post says the
three rebel soldiers caught last night, are
now jailed III Washington The district
troops were mustered out of service TO day.
The three years regiments will be formed i'm
mediately. The sick soldiers complain of The
lack of nursing, medicines, and proper food at
the government hospital at Georgetown.
The steamer Iroquois was seen Monday five
miles southeast Sandy Hook, going very fast.
The Havana Diario of the 9th says that
one of the vessels captured by the Sumter
belongs to one of the most respectable houses
in that city. The commander of the Sum.
ter demanded, since the cargoes were Spanish
that they should be landed Immediately,
and that the vessels be returned to him to be
destroyed. The captain general has ordered
the acting governor of Cienfuegos to direct
the privateer Sumter to leave that port, and to
retain the vessels until the determination of
her majesty's government is known, which
will be consulted as soon as possible, as it is al.
most certain that the vessels were all captured
within three nautical miles Of the coast of
Cuba.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
REPORTS FROM THE SOUTH.

LOUISVILLE, July 15.-The Hopkinville
Mercury reports that Quartermaster Allen
worth, of the Tennessee troops, stated, Thurs
day, that five hundred of the Kentucky state
guard were mustered into the Tennessee SER
vice four days since. The same paper learns
that eight hundred more have been cncamped
near Greysville, close to the state line.
Memphis papers state that news reached
Little Rock, yesterday, via Pocahonlas, that
Ben McCulloch, with 10000 men, attacked
$4,000 federal troops at Springfield, Missouri,
killing 900, when the federal troops surren.
dered Internationally. Two hundred rebels
were killed.
The Montgomery Mail learns that their
regiment OF Norfolk is afflicted with measles,
although mildly, and that many need clothes,
many not having been paid off
New ORLEANS, July 1.-THE sand bat
teres on Ship Island, opened fire Tuesday
morning, on Yankee war steamer, two miles
off. She returned the fire. One rebel was
wounded. The steamer hauled off and went
to Chandler Island, twelve miles from the
batteries.
The Nashville Union of the 18th contains
letter from GAINESVILLE of July 18th, saying
that Brig. Gen. w. L. Withers is organizinga
Kentucky brigade for the rebel army at Camp
Brown, eight miles from GAINESVILLE. Withers
has already about 1900 Kentuckians in camp,
and has orders to augment the brigade to 5000.
Col, HAYES has Just arrived from Richmond TO
command Wlthers' regiment. A letter to the
same paper, from a lady, asks whether the la.
dies cannot be organized to administer to the
troops at Camp Cheatham, where, she says,
the solliers are being decimated by disease.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July 11.-A large meeting
listened to Stephens on the produce loan ques-
ton. A committee was appointed to procure
subscriptions.
The Charleston Mercury calls loudly on
northern seeded states to raise and send
along produce and provisions for the rebel
army. eN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
Johnson and his Rebels fail to get an
Armistice, and Retreat.

New York, July ia private letter
from member of the twelfth New York regi-
ment, connected with Gen. Patterson's com.
mand, says that the regiment was under
marching orders, and expected to leave that
evening, as all the tents were struck
There were thrty-six thousand federal
troops in the vicinity cncamped within sight
of each other. A flag of truce came into the
camp on the 10th, hearing a request from the
rebels for an armstice of ten days in which to
make up their minds whether to fight or re
treat. Gen. Patterson replied, "Not day."
The enemy had retreated fifteen miles toward
Richmond
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Holt made a grand unconditional Union
speech, last Saturday, to a large audience. 1t
was received with unqualified applause.
A dispatch from Richmond says the author
tiles there are impressing Union prisoners,
hitherto on parole, in consequence of the &C.
ton of the federal authorities touching priva-
teers.
The New Orleans Delta thinks it useless to
make further attempts to obtain the recogni-
ton of foreign powers, and proposes to recall
the confederate commissioners, and withdraw
the exequators from the consuls OF all the
powers who refuse To recognize similar officers
for the confederate states.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
FROM FORT MONROE.

FoRTREss MONROE, July 14.-Col. Bendix
says twelve men and two lieutenants are
missing. They are doubtless killed or are
prisoners.
Part of the sanitary commissioners have ar
rived, they spent the day in visiting New.
port News and camps Hamilton and Greble.
The names of the commission are Rev. DR..
Bellows, Drs Van Buren and Agnew, Prof.
Gibbs and Messrs 0lmstead, and Strong.
Mr.. RUSSELL Of the London Times, went to
Newport News with Gen. Butler and the sani-
tary commission, and witnessed some excellent
firing with Sawyer's gun this afternoon, He
visits Hampton to witness the re-opening of
Hampton bridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16

EAsToN, PA, July l5-The colonies COM
handing the regiments at camp Washington,
have been notified by telegraph, 10 hold their
commands in readiness to march at an hours
notice.
CARTHAGE, N. Y, July ia destructive
fire occurred here this morning, and consum-
ed almost the entire business portion of the
town, viz: II stores, dwellings, l church,
hotel, and l carriage mandatory.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-A Springfield cores
pondent of the Republican says that Indians
have entered Missouri with the Arkansas
troops.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16

NEW YORK, July l5-COTrON quiet and nominalIy
unchanged sales small at l5}c for nitdling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 2O,64S bbls; sales 5000 bills; state
and western opened dull, with downward tendency,
but closed with little better feeling sunerfne
80 q 3S5; extra state Sg5 a 4l0; round hoop Ohio
$3.50 "a AIS; superfine western $3.50 a $40; common
extra western $50 "a 400; southern unchanged;
Canada unchanged.
GRAlN-Wheat good sound spring quoted n shade
fImcr; other descriptions without important change;
sales $4,000 bush: Chicago spring s. a s5c Racine spring
80 O. &c; Milwaukee club SO a g2c northwestern club
So: winter red western 07 a lilo; white western is
q LIS; amber Iowa SO "a 9jc; Minnesota spring Sc.
Corn c lower; sales $4,000 BUSH mixed western 81
Acc for unsonnd, and A. 44c ior sound do; yellow
western n "a Age.
PR0VISIONS.-Beefd dull and unchanged sales small
Pork dull and unsettleu sales $50 bbls S575@ Is;
prime $40 "a l05 clear SIG q 1850 Lard steady; sales
$3.50 bhs at a &C. Whiskey rmer sales 100 hbs at Ice
and 500 casks damaged for future delivery, at l64; Rice
firm; sales $50 t-rces, at 81 a sic. Sugars wthontf
Grange; sales 1884 hhds Musc0vado Al a Gle; Havana
29bpxes Tie coffee firm: Laguyra, $50 bags at Is q
5ae; Rio IS Bags at liz q 42ci Maracabo $50 bags,
private terms. Molasses quiet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
FRoNI nALTINInRE.

= BALTIMORE, July 15.-The barque ashore
on Wolf Trap is the Young Greek, with cop
per ore from the Pacific, and not the Lapwing
as before reported The gunboat Fanny has
arrived with 30 tnns of her cargo. The gun
boat Cambridge is lying alongside to protect
the barque, which lies easy and does not leak,
and will probably be atloat soon.
Yesterday morning, body of three hundred
Union troops. under orders from Gen. Banks,
visited Bellair, the county town OF Hartford
oot'"t.-, Mar iaIriI aud errresred Archer Niar
nett OF the Bear light dragons. They de
manded of him the arms belonging to his
troops, accompanied with the. threat that if he
did not comply, they would carry him to Phil
adelphia- The military are also in pursuit of
Col Herman Stamp and Richard Mitchell,
prominent citizens OF that county, whose sym
pathies are with the south.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16

WAsHINGToN, July 15.-The steamer Mt.
Vernon arrived this morning from fort Mon
roe. She brought up the secession schooner
Sallie Mears, captured by the gunboat Cam
bridge, coming out of York liver. She is in
ballast, and is of about three hundred tons
burthen She has on her deck the casting for
Il 32pOunder, not bored out.
AS an erroneous impression may be produc-
ed by the presidents name being used in the
house to-day, in connection with May S recent
Visit TO Richmond, there is authority for stat
ing that lie went OH no mission for the govern.
ment, nor was he entrusted with any business
whatever on its behalf. Or the contrary, lie
obtained carefully prepared pass from Gen
Scott, TO enable HIM TO go into the interior of
Virginia, on his own pri ate bushes, thus
having extended to him the cuurtesies due to
member of congress.
Not few persons here are industriously en-
deavoring TO obtain the earliest information of
the action OF the committee on ways and
means ON the tariff now under consideration,
their object being to use such intelligence for
speculative purposes,
The president has approved the force bill
The reign of terror in Louden county, Vr-
ginia, is at its height Notices of militia mus.
Ter for to-day were given on Saturday, when
citizens were told to be ready to be drafted
into the militia for an immediate march to
Manassas Junction, to fill up the ranks of
Beauregard's forces. All the Union men of
Waterford determined to escape, and twelve
fled night before last and evaded the rebel
pckets for nine miles, arriving at the ford at
Point OF Rocks, where they crossed and got
under the lines of the first New Hampshire
regiment, where they were kindly cared for.
They came to Washington this evening. For.
ty-nine Union men were to run away yester-
day, and try to cross the same ford last night.
During yesterday evening, the traitors pick.
cts on the other side were seen to stop and
drive back several squads who were coming
in the direction of the ford. They are sup
posed o'have been some OF the escaping party
referred TO.
The secretary Of state has made reclamation
on the Spanish government for a surrender of
the American vessels carried into Cienfuegos
by the private Sumter. No doubt is enter
tanned OF their immediate release with the
cargoes, and of prohibition of the entrance
Of rebel pirates into the West India ports. 1t
is ascerlained that the Spanish proclamation,
which has been received here, al not at that
time been received in Cuba.
Michael Drtscol, in Capt Harlan's company
of Norwich third Connecticut regiment, was
accidentally shot through the abdomen this
afternoon by private in Capt. Fry's COM
pany. AT last accounts he was not dead.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
THE MAINE TROOPS.

PORTLAND, July 14.-The sixth Maine reg
ment was mustered into the service to-day by
Capt. Hight of the U. S. Dragons. They
win be paid tomorrow their bounty and state
pay, and will leave, fully equipped, on Wed.
nesday morning, in special train Arrange
ments are making for the reception OF our first
regiment, Col. jackson commanding, whose
three months term expires on the I'd o. Au.
gust.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
CHASED BY APIRA ATE.

New York, July 15.-rhe pilot boat Mary
L. Fish OF this port was chased by a schooner,
on Saturday last, from Phoenix Island to Cape
Henlopen, but was too fast for her. The
schooner made strenuous endeavors, by jig
ging her colors and otherwise, to entice the
pilot near, but the pilots all being off the boat,
the keeper kept at a safe distance. The
schooner is painted lead color, has new sails,
and was an excellent sailer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
FROM nrARrrNsnr1nn

BALTIMORE, July ia dispatch from
Mart;nsburg, dated July 18th, and received by
the agent of the Associated Press here, but
the author unknown, is as follows Nothing
new here. Don't expect an attack. Don't
seem probable we will make one. Three or
tour newspaper correspondents are in the
guard house, by order of Gen. Patterson. The
time of several of the three months regiments
expires within two weeks, when they will go
home, recruit, and return for the war;"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
MAZE rfAL LAWS.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-It appears from Of
fetal data that three several orders in relation
to declaration of martial law have been issued
by This ADMINISTRATION. On the 9th of April
the following was issued to the commanding
generals of the army you are engaged in
suppressing an Instruction against the laws
of the United States, Ii at any point on, or in
the vicinity OF, any military line WHICH is now
or shall be used between the city of Phiadel-
phia and the city of Washington, you find re-
sistance which renders it necessary to sus-
pend the writ of habeas corpus for the public
safety, you personally, or through the officer
in command at the port at which the resist
ance occurs, are authorized to suspend that
writ"
This is signed by the president and counter.
signed by the secretary OF state. This order
was modified on the second OF July so that the
above authority Should extend on the military
line between New York and Washington.
The third case was under the proclamation of
the president aud made martial law operate in
Florida over Key West, Tortugas, and Santa
Rosa Island
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16
LATE FROM HAVANA.

PHILADEIrHIA, July ia letter from
Havana dated July 10, says, the captain gen.
erai has ordered the prvaleer off, and retained
the prizes their cargoes being Spanish proper
~ The vessels are held for the action Of the
home government.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-16

NEW YORK, July l5-SroCKS are again better Chi
cage Rock Island Al Cleveland ~ Toledo 29} Galena
Chicago 66s; Illinois Central scrip So Panama llO
Michigan southern IA Reading 57s Missouri skies 434 ;
LoUisia six 565 New York Central IA Erie 24 ud-
1853; Virginia skies AZ Tennessee SKIES 433 North
Carolina SKIES s.; U, s. fves, IS, So Y. $. hves, IA,
coupons S1 U. S. SKIES 6S, $50 T. s. skies, 81 regis
tered %; U. S. skies 81, COUPONS ssh