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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
l,usltal Jnslrumci,is.

A FIRST-CLASS PIANO can be selected
~ from isre, s.oc would Exchange FOR TilnooEus and
Plumbing. Inquire Il No. 3;3 Bleectofs;.
GREAT BARGAINS in NEW PIANOS and
~ MELODEONS Some very tine secoDa hand Pianos.
suitable for tan beh ,oiS H. GOOD Order tsi Ch-sps
more dfsfab than cheap made Psuos. Pianos and Me
odoons LIT, and rent applied bought T. = BERRY.
No 5JJ BEO.J~sy. between Prince asd hoaNou.sts
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

The NEw-YoRK SEM-WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS
pubE.hsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

CTONlNGION LINE tor Boston, via GRO
- rOS, NEW-LONDON SrONINGrON, FRDNi-
DFNCg. 'NEWPORr. TAUNTON. snd NEW-BEDff RD
The splrndd steamers COMMOSNE .LlH a'd PIX
MOUTH ROCK will Pie- No. rs y. X, foot Of Court
lau dist. DAILY feHc-pt Suad,yl At .. IN.
Freight taken low by other lse once OF CON-
pany, No. lis W,str. corner Of Cogrtlsn sntst
". NJ EDWARDS. Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Gummer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD ut NORWALk, Conn
" Two small families can be accommodates w,h gooa ~
1t, Ro Ri and ple,sun, airy Rooms with fcl view OF
Long I,snd Sound and sbout fifteen mnuts, ah uo 'ns
deptt. For particulars spply at Mr. kELsEfs' NO %
a. N Y
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
bcaI Cstatc Tor Sale.

J. On FORTY EIGHTH -nl FOR RI -NISrHSrS,
between the LIT ard 2--aSs.
ALSO.
ErOHr LOTS est 'i5c of FlRSftN. between ~ h
ard 49fn .. md THIRTEEN LOTS on FORtl EiiHTH-
sr .udJlIRrkkS on FORTY .NlNsH. ST al finiug the
ls, Lo VIII be sold nj low price. aud easy terms oi
pa, mrut Apply 10 ID. ). DUNCOMb, No fiue-t.
EOR SALE-A FARM of 2U0 acres, House
i and Ouibudlns, two Apple Orchard, choice beafips
felr recs Clsrie Peaches and Ofsprs - acrs Law tor
bsckbers lanes runliDg through the fafm store Post Or
bee good w.t-r snd uudrt high cultivation. Ton
bard ?! hour fiom Brootiyn Tern, rs,y. Inquire ~
p A. CONkLIAG'S Wood and Coal office, Af'autic near
Slith.s'. OF addrcs, Box 7l6 Brooklyn p. q
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

TF,HE RIVERSIDE HOUSE, Red lnnk'
Il MoGmoa,h County Jer:ey Is roy 9Pep for iae Is
Refer 70 ]. 4. PoRiER. No. 577 othay.
RED Bsuk Msy 10, 1862.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

TEass-One Copy fox ons year. s3. Two Co2iss ono
year. rs. Five Cop!os. year. sII 2J. Ten Copies
70 one address. so.
fora Club Of Twenty, we send an Extra Copy.
Fors Club of Berty. send rhe Daily Tribune rra.ia
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

HEATH HOUSE.
III sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, N j.
HAVING taken this elegant aud popular estsn hme9 ana
open II on the LIT June-senerally kE'rt bD sno
NEWLY FURNISHED, with Linen, CEockrry, &c. ~
e,per;.nce IN the hotel bu-ipes-st the sot house NJ
.,a othrt to giyo assurance ths'
Il will be keY, Ia tie very be., manuel . ~ -,
Tain. fer Nh. Nit VII. Morris Essex r. r. leave foot e
Couft sndt 1T 1t 9! a IT.. and 81 p. IN. .,.
Room, may Do ensaged os favorable terms Moro palucu
lar nation NAV be bad by add e-.ns the suoschoe VI
Lv Ealing on Mr STETSON Of the AstoI.ton'e
" o"''Ds va ~ T. Is. COLEMAN Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Chances for Dnsircss Glen.

4 PROFITABLE and PERMANENT BtSI-
"A NESS for one peron in every town. Addres,
JONES & CLARK. No. 80 Nssssu-sL, New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Wdlts.

COLORED GIRLS-WANTED-Tw tidy
" snd .ust Colorsd Gi. oae As COOK and WASHER
AID lRONfK, and Que a. CHI AMBER GIRL. Apply, b.
,weeu 10 aud ~ o'clock. at No - Willowst, Bfochyn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

EOR SALE-A new TANNERY, with Steam
trsne aud ~ Nats located near Welsvile, New-Yo
ei.h, om tue New York .ni EEie Railroad BenlocI
bsrA 10 abundance be purchased for 81 ~ per cet
AID os- l. A. SMITH esq We.lvile, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Gtcamboats ano RAILROADS..
AFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

Il C'TEAMBOAT NEW WORLD leaves the foot
\ y Of Courandt..t MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ard tRi
DAY q. p III leave. Albany on ~ EsDAf thL -
DAY and SATURDAY arrival Of he western rsin. Inc
ISAAC NEWTON on the slte,ne,r dAys
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
8g 0sIsaragh.
From Waahinptnn

WAsHIxGToS, Feb. IA Committee Of
the Representatives called on tbe Secrets.
| ~ of War to-day, in behalf a large num-
Der OF the House, 70 urge upon that officer
tue ProPriety ofadding Hon Alfred Ely 10
the committee of two, the Hon. Hamilton
Fish and Rev. Bishop Ames, of Ohio. re-
Gently charged with the dnty of going
South to promote the comfort of the Union
soldiers, now prisoners of war there. Hon.
Schuyler Colfax, their spokesman, urged
the propriety of the propoaed addition to
the commission, but the Secretary satis-
he'd him and those with him, of the impro-
prtety of including upon the commission
any gentleman who forms portion Of. Ell
Their branch of the Government, the mis-
sion being wholly one of religion And
philanthroPhy. He freely offered to in
clude Mr. Ely, if that gentleman would df-
vest himself of his public character as a
member of the Congress of the United
States, recognizing as he did, that his late
experience in the Richmond prisons would
make him of valuable assistance in the
work Of beuevolence.
The States of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey are by an order issued to-day. adj
tomac.
The Secretary of War directs that the
officers and soldiers of the United States,
who are or may be prisoners of war, SHALL
during their imprisonment, be considered
entitled to receive the same pay as if they
were doing active duty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
The LeUisintnr.

The Middlebourne Tyler Couaty,) PAM
dealer thinks that the Legislature now in
session at Wheeling is a nuisance and
should be abated in the style in which
Cromwell abated the Rump Parliament.
On general principles the PlamdeaLeT Is
right; there are some good men in the Leg-
isleturc, OF reputable talent and of honor
aole and liberal sentiments, who would be
a credit to any body of men, but the ma
Jerlty are by no means up to this standard.
II may DC very correctly characterized as
an nssem6lage Of negatives in everything
personal interests.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03

Bar FRoM PATTERsox's CREEk.-Thcre
Was many rumors in the city abont the
condition of things at PattersOn's Creek.
1t was said that our forces were again
threatened there, and would in all likeli-
hood make another ''masterly advance" in
the wrong direction. of course these ru-
mOrs are not to be relied upon. Nearly all
the the ammunition in store here was exam
ined yesterday and got ready for shipment
to PattersOn's Creek, but there is nothing
in that to induce us to believe that there
is anything unusual going to happen. The
best evidence ofan approaching fight that
we have seen, is a prevalent sense of brass
buttons and shOulder-straps in and about
the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
TeleRraph nIarketa.

PHlL.DELPnIA, Feb. 1-FIour quiet; sales extra at
and extra family at $5.ST e superiine Is
duh at S5lj. Small sales Of Rye Flon nj "a O and
Corn Meal at s.. There Is steady demand for
Wheati red sold at Sly5l@1, 80, white ranges from
Sl;5O to Sl,5O Rye steady at 72c. Corn lnll new
yellow sold At 81. Oats steady at 3sIS. Provisions
arc dull salcs OF Meas Pork at 8l2312,5O: Bacon
dull and prices are nominal; Lard dull at 73<Gsc.
at 22114c. Whisky declined; alcs OHIO at 2IqlIiSc
NEw YoRE, Feb. Flour advanced: Gales At S. SO
@S$5,20, Wheat advanced; sales at s1,Ilal, As for
ky dTOOpinE, ut 2sc.
CiScINNATI, Feb. Flour closed dull not much
demand; superllue $l,l5@4.2O Wheat unchanged;
!Air demand. Corn frmCr mt 20c and Oats ut 2Sc
w htsSy declined to Ice and clOsed dull IIoCs firm
at $, 40: receipts 16OO head. good demand
Tor Mess Pork sales 1000 bbls ut 1915 for city and
$3.50 tar low grades of country. Lard dull: sales Of
200 tiercea at 6lSaG55 and loo kegs Mt 7c. Green
Hams sold at 33Ic and firm. Glover Seed firm nj
SJigO94 Sugar, Coffee aud MOlasses unchanged
and outlets not much demand. Money matters I'M
changed. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
The Mutual Admiration sooistv

The Legislature, last week amused them
selves for parts of two days in playing
soldier. One account says that thew elect
ed out of their own number, (some fiftv
men all told, ten Brigadiers and two Ma.
jors of Militia; another account. perbans
more reliable, makes it two of each. thou9h
a great many more of the members were In
nomination and defeated. The people
would be perfectly willing that they should
all elect themselves Major Generals, if
they would only terminate the farce and
go home, not do it at their expense
lVelIsJury Herald.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03


B6- TnE LEGIsLATuRE.-The question
of adjourning sine die came up in the House
of Delegates on Saturday afternoon. Tho
Senate has already agreed, with the con-
cnrrence of the House, to adjourn on Tues
day next. The question was upon the
Senate resolution. The chief reason for
refusing to concur with tho Senate was
that delegates from Northampton and Ac-
comac counties 1.-THE lately liberated dis
trict). would be here on Monday (to-d0y),
and that they had some important business
to submit to tho House. The House ad-
jOurned without deciding the question:
We do not know of any business that need
detain the House more than four days
longer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
SUNDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES

WAsnfNeToX, Feb. 2 -Notwithstandinv
tue alarms and croaking of some of the
foreign Journals and letter writers. about
stone oloekades and other similar reports,
the dispatches received at the State De!
partment are regarded as conclusive OF a
complete restoration OF the encieRfs eordiaIe
between the United States and Great Bri-
tain and one of the best possible UNDER
Standing OF the Governments Of France.
Italy and other Continental States.
Yesterday Secretary Seward and Lord
lyons exchanged congratulations on the
adjustment OF the Trent affair, in spirit
similar . that which IN the same case an
mated Earl Russell and Minister Adams.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03

= cents tue Magic Pen; for IS cents, the Lucky
Pen for 80 cents the Always Ready Pen; for cents
the Elegant Pen; and for 81, the Excelsior PEN
THE SAME PENS IN SILYER.PI,A TFD IsSTPS,
SION GASES, WITH PRNCILS.
For 50 cents the Magic Pen; for 20 cents the Lucky
Pen; for 81, the Always Ready Pen; Tor o. he
Elegant Pen; and for $50, tho Excelsior Pen bese
are MelI'nnshed, goOd-WEiting Gold PENS with ri.
d9Smin points the average Of everyone Of which
Will Tar outlast gross Of the best Steel Pens
Tho name OF "A. AIoFtOn,n aNnmber,'' and tsounl.
ity are stamped on the following PENS and tbe
Points are warranted for six months except against
accident The numbers Indicate size only: NO /
being the smallest, No. the largest adaptsd for to
pocket; No: the smallest, and No. 10 tho largest
Mammoth Gold Pen, for the desk. Long aud me
dunn Ntbs OF all sizes aud qualities Short Nibs OF
Nos y o. 9, and arc made only OF hrst quality
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT GASES.
For @ co1ts, MOL Pen, LIST quality, or No.
For 81, No. Pen, 1st quality, or a No. Pen. Cd
quality, or a No. Pen, I'd quality - -
TOT SSihS, 40, Pen, LIST quality, No. Pen,
For $50, No 4 Pen, list quality, or a No. s Pen.
I'd quality, or No. 9 pen, Sd quality.
tUE Sti,S' sNo Pen list quality, or No. Peu,
Por &2.25, No. Q Pen, LIST quality.
TIE SAME GOLD PINS, WITH SILVER EXTEN.
SION CAsAS, WITH PENCILS.
FOR $50, No. Pen, 1't quality, or a Nc 3 Pen,
Por sif5, No. Pen, LIST quality, or No. . Pen,
d , quality lIy or No. ! Pen, Sd quality.
quality, OF No. 8 Pom, I'd quality.
| For $3.50, No. 1 Pen, LIST quality or n M 4 pan
"a quality or No. 8 Pen, Sd quality.
] quality. 80 ' : s''' -
For $3.50, a No. 8 Pen, LIST quality.
GOLD Pms, ALL FIRST QUALITY. IN SILVER,
MOUNTED DRSK-HOLDRRS.
For g, aNo, Pom, for $226, No. Pen, for 90 IA
| a No. 8 Pen, for $3.50, No. Pen. =, 49,
FOR 81; Nos Pen, for IS, No. Pom, and for 50
The -lst qualttyP arc pointed with tho very be-.
1rtdosmn points, esrOfulY selected aud mono Of an
quality arc sold with the slightest mperfectiOn VI hI
skill and the closest scrutiny cam detect.
The I'D quality" arc superior to any Pens mad,
by him previous to the year 1860.
the sd quality he intends shall equal In rcspec
70 durability Elasticity and Good Writing QuRlitie
tine only true eonsideFations) any Gold Pens mai
elsewhere.
In regard to the cheap Gold Pens, he bers leave Il
say that, previous to operating his New and Patent
ed Machinery he could not have made as Good Writ
Ing and Durable Pens for the Price, had the gold be
fnrniEhed gTatultOuIly.
Purifier ordering mast IN al inStaaees specifv n
.sNuNoeTp G''d "QRglftg' Of tEe TIA q. TsISS az
Caees Saaste&
- For sale by ali dealers in the line throurhou
the country, Address
No. Is Maiden Lane. NeM' Ysr,r.
Any one sending single letter post stamp win +,
ceiTe circular with facsimile enEraTfnEs of ~
above sizes and styles, jania.lmtlS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
Fh9 ~ Ws. s. y.sslala oenvsa.len.

The Convention of Western virginia ia
now now engaged upon the Consultation for
the the proposed new State of Kanawba.-
Whether Congress will be disposed to ad-
init that State into the Union, we cannot
say, though we are inclined 20 believe tbat
the project will commend itself to public
favor. But one thing is certain: the new
State must come without slayeryl Other.
wise, 1t cannot hope to pass the gates of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
WTHE PK1K F,v,,v w;,I1.

% TIE PEAK FANNY viii leave this
morning for Louisville and the west
They have exhibited here with most de-
ctded success and have made many friends
and admirers, who will be glad to well
come them back at any time. This family
nave travelled extensively and have wide
and well deserved reputation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03

B9 GOSE 70 sEcEssrA.-we have neg
lected to state that some days ago Captain
John Freese, of this city, started to Rich
mond, whence he will go to New Orleans.
Capt. Freese had pass from Gen. Rose
Grams, and will pass through the Federal
lines at Romney. He took with him about
fifty letters to oil the prominent rebels
who went to secessia from this locality.
1t will DO remembered that Capt. Freese
has steamboat at New Orlnans, which he
has gone to look after. He attempted to
go away some months ago, but as he was
sece ssionist he was sent after and arrest
ed in Ohio aud brought back.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
AND STILL THEY GOMEZ
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER,s

No. 80 Main ST, Centre yVheelInE.
A t AsTONIsHINGIY Low PRICES FOR CASH
IA OnlyI
French Mernos, plain and figured, of all colors.
a. Thi6et Cloths, Of all qualities and eOlOrS, from
Plain and figured Muslin DeEAines of all eOlOrs and
Mourning Dress Goods.
Bombazines, Black aIerinoes Plain BLACK psTnIn.-
BLACK Grape and Love YeIIs Black Hosiery, sIlk aud
Kid Gloves, Black Grape Collars, &c.
shRvvls and ClOaIks,
Embracing the very latest novelties Of the Ssauon
Ladies' Black and COlOred Cloth Cloaks
Long and squHFe WOOlen Plain and Plaid Shawl,
BrOche ShAWlR, very cheap,
Black Cashmere Tibet ShaWls,
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies' Misses and Children !,
Hosiery, Gloves and UnderRarmentS.
Ladies', Gents and Chlldren's Cotton and Woolon
Hosiery In colOrs and white; Rleecy lined Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies' and Children; MernO UndervestS
Mems Underthlrts and Drawers, white and cnlored
Plaid Flannsls.
AMERICAN DOMESTIC GoODs, Bleaehsd and
Unb!e1ched.-COttOn ShrtinEs 4 SheetinEA, Cheeks,
ptaid Lnseys. Canton Rlnnnels, colOFsd aud white.
EMBKOlDERIES.-RiCh styles OF French and
Scotch Collars Black CTapV ColIaFB, Black Lace
Neils, Bands, Edsings and InsertIuGS, &C., &c.
Also, TO arrive, large assortment or Purs (cheRp)
Wooden Hoods, new and splendid styles OF Hood
titles. %
All OF these goods will be sold At very low prieeS
Tor cash Please call room, at
No. 80 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
noVJO JOHN ROEMER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03

BS~THE IRA VIRGINIA RRGINRST.-The
following is list of the officers Of the 9TH
Virginia Regiment-the "Mountnin Regt-
meut: :"
Colonel, James Evans; Lieut.. Colonel,
John G. Kelley; Major, J. II. Lockwood !;
Adjutant, h. S. Marshall; Quarter Master,
Evans D. Foglei Surgeon, Isaac Scott !;
ASS. Surgeon, 7. w. Ross.
Company A-Capt. Samuel w. Snider,
lat Lieut.. Thomas Elliott, End Lieut.. ChRs.
Company B-cspt. Thomas Morris, LIST
Lieut., William T. Head, End Lieut.. Sam'I.
Kraus.
Rcompany C-Capt. Valentine Smith, lst
Lieut.. Edwin A. Barr, 2ud Lieut.. Elmore
Company D-Capt. Isaac B. Fisher, LIST
Lieut.. James Watson, End Lieut.. John W.
Company B-capt. Henry B. Lazior, LIST
Lient. Isaac Hastings, End Lieut.. Anthony
Jacquette.
Company Capt. John B. Morris, LIST
Lieut.. A. H. Stout, 2nd Lieut.. B. D, Thomp-
Company Capt. solomau spangler,
lst Lieut.. John A. Rleshman, End Lieut..
John W. Dcnncy.
Company H-Capt II. ]. Bowers, LIST Lit
George Taggert, and Lieut.. John II. Mont
gomery.
Company -Capt. Daniel @. NJ. Shell,
LIST Lieut.. Alfred A. CorrellO, 2nd Lieut..
Benjamin Mcdonald.
Company K-Capt. Jonathan Moore, Ist
Lieut.. John B. Williams, 2nd Lieut.. Thos.
Keyser.
Sergent Major, ]. W. Coburn; Quarter
Master Sergent, Robert Laughlin, Commits
sary Sergent, --i Drum Major, John
A. Walters Chaplin, ]. W. Rcgar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
Dry Goods at Old Prices,
JOHN R.OEMER,S

No. 80 main St., Centre wheeling.
T ADJ DOW daily receiving a very large assortment,
y principally Domestic Goods. Having bought 4
therefore enabled to sell thom 1t much below the
present prices.
The stock consists In part Of All kinds Of FGnuelv
Bleached and unbleached Muslina French HIsrinflI
all eolors aud styles Cashmers Reps DeIainss 30.
hair, Lustros, PrintS. Checks, Cloths Caaimerrs,
dvoedS, Jeans Furs, BAlmOral Skirts, Hosiery Mil
tnery Goods, Bed blankets, magnificent lot q
Ledies Cloth CloakE, 6e., &c. Call soon II yon USll
TO saTe money, All goods sold exclusively for cI5ii
aec1A JOHN R0EAIER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03

RS THE PANHANDLE RAILROAD Busl-
xEss.-We understand that a document is
being prepared, in the shape of an answer
to the request of the Ohio Legislature that
the Legislature of Virginia will grant the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad the right of
way over the Panhandle. The answer will
set forth some facts in relation to the COM
promise which is sought to be violated, and
will also state some facts with which the
Ohio Legislature could not have been fl-
miliar when it made the request indicated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03

RS ROwDYisM.-On Saturday night
there was a grand exhibition of the row.
dy spirit of the town. A great number of
men were drunk, and went about the
streets indulglug in violent demonstrations
and hideOus noises. A number of SOL
diers, we understand, were organized into
sort of patrol, and placed in different
parts of the city, with view of pre-
serving order.
- RENovAE.-The ticket Office Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad has been
removed to the basement of the M'Lure
House, where it will hereafter be under
the superintendance of Capt. w. D. Terry,
Ofths Central Ohio Railroad Office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03

p8- RE1EAsED.-David Linn, who was
arrested some time ago. near Romney, and
against which such clamor vas made by
the soldiers about Green Spring and Gum
berlaud, was released on Saturday upon
parole of honor, 1t will be remembered
that it was with tho greatest difficulty that
the guard of soldiers who brought him
down in protecting him from the fury of
the sOldies at Green Spring, many whom
of him, know aud not only threatend but
attempted to take his life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
Broom Fnrtress Mnnrnn

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 81, via BALT1-
MORE, Feb. 1.-The steamer Ericsson, from
Hatterns, arrived this afternoon, with the
tue D'EPenueil ZouRves. The Ericsson left
on Monday afternoon, not being able to get
over the bar. She brings no news, except
that the expedition was about to move TO
its destination.
The U: S.sloop-of-warH Hartford sails to-
morrow for Key West.
a prisoner of war, named Taylor, for
Cincinnati, arrived by II flag of truce from
Richmond. Ho says that Beauregard has
left for Kentucky, taking with him Is 900
men from Manassas, and that jeff. Davis
IS to take command ut Manassas in person,
after his Inauguration on the 22d.
Ihe greatest panic prevails at Norfolk
and Richmond, relative to the Burnside
expedition.
The French Admiral having returned
from Norfolk, the Captain of the Pomone
will go to Norfolk on Saturday, on his why
to Charleston.
The troops will re-embnrk on the steam.
er Constantine, on Saturday, and snil on
Sunday for Ship Island. About 200 of
them will be left behind, being sick with
the measles.
The National !zouave Lodge of Free
masons celebrated st. Johns day by a
fortress. AbOuntiful supper was partaken
OF. Dancing aud music was continued
until u late hour.
In consequence of the foggy and stormy
weather no flag of truce was sent to. Cr9-
ney Island to day.
Tho Colonel Of tho D'Epenucil Zouayes
denies positively the statements of tue
commander of the Ericsson, that the Can
tain of the John Trucks was sent forward
by that officer and that he (the ColoneN
took command of the vessel.
The John Trucks and tho Erricson arc
expected to leave for Annapolis Tomorrow
morning.
COntrubauds who have recently come ON
board the Young Rover, stationed of York
river, report that about /, 500 troops are at
Gloucester Point, and 5000 or 1000 at
YORKTOWN. An attack is constantly ex-
pected from Gen. Wool in the rear of York
town.
The Constitution is to-day taking in
coal. Col. ShePley, who returned from
Washington yesterday morning, brought
orders to sail as soon as possible for shin
Island, her original destination.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-03
MURIONIS GOLD PENS
The Best Pens tn tho World.

ON RECEIPT OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
" sums In Cash or Post-OHice stamps, the sub
GEIoeE VIII send by return Of mail, otherwise as
eordiHg to description, viz: ~
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF EnE CaEsAFEArr ONO csxAt co.,
WAsHISaTON, Dec. IL, 1851.
= pursuance Of the requirement Of the C0mmiS-
5toneEs Of public Work8 Of the state Of Maryland
notlsS hereby given that general meeting Of the
- knoIdsfs Of the Chesapeake Ohio Canal Com.
1hursdAy, the Soth Of January next at u o'clock ~
aseso-lsvta w $ KINss ssGItD..v
IAA4I1LY PL0UR..-b0 bblS choies Family
doeT GEO. ADAMS, 50 Main 81,
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''The PEN is Mightier than the
Swords"
The GOlden---The Best OfaIlPenS.
NORTnN,,s CInTJ, T,,,,,,
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San FRANCIsco, Jan. 31.-After weeks
extraordinarily cold, though pleasant
weather, another rain storm has com
meuced in San Francisco, which doubtless
comes from flooded portions of the State,
The storm in most of the interior counties
has subsidized. Communication with the
mining districts is still suspended.
The Legislature, by concurrent resolu-
ton, agreed to assume, California; portion
of the National direct tax.
A resolution was passed instructing the
delegation in Congress to urge the estab
lishment of line of mail steamers be-
tween San Francisco and Japan and Chi
ma.
All the nayigablo rivers of Oregon arc
closed by ice.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. la party of rebels
under j. 9. Morgan of Lexington, captured
I'VE tslegraphers near Comprehensive with
all their implements aud wagons, and
burned church. All quiet below.