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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03
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But what u past Is past, Let as look u
the future. What is the next step Can
the injury done be retrieved Can the
lost ground be regained2 We believe
thatsit can Be and vii. be spkedTIy. II
seems to us, not at allimprobable that jack
son may beeut of. If Mcdowell OF, Shields
in the east, and Fremont inlthe west, are
nimble,l they may fall upon him before he
can connect With his base ofopeTatipns,
We car. hardly y doubt that they are moving
brisklS. If EWell and Jackson can be e1t
up or captured the disaster Of last week
will be atoned for: Banks has been large
y reinforced. His men are in good sniFits,
and will ask for no thing, VIC. will u ptp5e 70
say than e retEH;se their jstsPe-uiIf he
shown in his mastery retreat, his part Of
the work Off sgaipip & the valley will be
we'll done. Aud the work. p9st, be done;7--i
ElQs aOura operations in eEastqFnt YiTginie
will be conducted q great disad vantage,
aud RremontW viii be most seriously crip-
pied in his mogepents.os ssino.sib 8, +
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zen ThoaSand loyal FEatyland

tCor po1denos q NJ Post
BAL 4oRE. Is 3 30, rIss3,
The eovernmei & q acct pied q . new
eegim ats fro Mary md tus the Wi a.
20 60 RheleTsrordeFs AIlthe MafylRid
troops now he ted exec pta pqftion;o 81
Frank Thom6s' 8 brig ade; are In for the w6r
and out Of the State. When these new
regiments are raised and Colonel Kenly's
own filled up sgain, NE shall have nearly
ten thousand men in the field. l,s.4E
sqefeInef BtadfDid has done we'll. ID OBJ
tanning the services Of Colonel Schley, of
.tile 5t6 AIGfytand. 10 Feetatt The ts6 hsW
regiments, BE Is . good soldier. having
served In the Mexican war, aud having
raised his own, 9nnAided, IL. less thantlhree
imonthsIt lat time when slavery held public
opinion in this State with an,iron grasp
It isihoped that he viii be aforded q chance
70 win . Rrigqdier's spurs on the battle-
field. 4 = 4ssi6sa S Il cisa s. 5ss -
30 Colonel KeRly will certainly DO promoted
70 bea Brigadier At once. Not m hOnF
OpghtBto be lost IN comforting upon him
this deserved land hardsRon honor. Il The
government only waits to be assured ofsbis
recovery Ihshould mot wait for his re-.
lease from captivity ifstill alive AllaGr
counts agres ;inreg riding himland his reg
iment rs = hand. Of heroes. ao;is545slos
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L6.loi1inF. Dovgn On al5BatEtle.

One Of The most E9n derfpl asbieYements
e 4 ~ StIEaess 4sas HE Bailoon recon.
noissanee over The engagement At Rich.
mO6d, ehronieled ia this mornings tele-
gFsPAbC Eh0 Iel9pnlEsE up With asbet-
tSrysand wire attached. A point Of obs
OSFVatios from which every movement wGs
appetsat vas Illus obtained, and every
movement WAS Instantly autographed TO
Ne0lollap'Ss headquarters. What sPleu-
did iRmph. Of science Europe may
Learn something from rs about other things
than iEDRf clad chips. tstf .sfte
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treason now is inhumAuity to loyalty. The
tive arc AS divergent IS the poles. Une Or
tie other must go to to thswsV, and ghats
ever favOrs the one Cypress tBeO,
If the rebels here do not IKE the o. a.
tions of the United stAtes got ernmeat, hey
have resort which nany TIED a yeSfago.
They can slip OF and get into the sm-
braces Of JEFF. Davis Gonfsdesaey and see
how they like that. As long as the con.
scription is ia force dotyh t4efs, however,
there Is little probability Of their adopting
such an eTpsdient. We would 6e opposed
10 letting them 60 down there too, for that
would be permitting aid % The rebellion.
Eos things have got intQ a.shaps that the
disloyal in this part of..the Unit6d States
must hold their peace. The government is
beginning to end ont thai var Is war, and
that itmhstb SeoAdueted,ou1 anprineIpIss,t
and NOT on the principles Of the peace so-
cisty. We are glad to see these Indications
Of awakening rigOr, for they foreshadOW q
policy that win speedily end The rebellion.
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The resent arrest 81 some dozen or
S1eatS FsoHiinent seeessionists of this city
has hstR e8sfcisiRS tberS6elE hsrea66uts
NoYSIAss95lY; ghe PHqsts were qgden4.
by:dA1k SbnSand e. Sastted " tie POS
Vost N4Fshel The parties arrested were
required 70 sdeciale theif fe6ltS E5stakfne
and 81 iSath to sui pSrsslbe
C9qatitqtsOn OF ths United stateaand sus-
tajn the rsOrganiEed State government
seaSwh aspire to be deemed martyrs to
th6sEobSl cause refused to comply with the
1aRtFeneat ard NsFS lodged in jGil..s The
probabilities are they will DO permitted to
remain there until they do comply.
THE tkEfEht, orat least anappro1imation
Ioik.sWhilt the oath taken may not bind
HhSsonsCienees rebels, enaWhne it may
be an insufficient means Of putting a stop
to do &so1ablk maohtnations Isoinig. %
in secret, siGoVeFnment has a right to
EequifaSUsh an oath, aud ought to enforce
is&ostfigtdly. slPp6 the United statet
were at war With 9 foreign PoRer-en-
gagged IN "a RoaGrE6tol 1aiF With al open
bslltEa6sak lPsseed Of citing a dark, PM
GeFhAnded, atrocious conspiracy-is it to
be Suppobed NtOt- 6a- Instant t8atj patsbns
clAiRt9g e 0Ee allsglqpSe to that foreign.
power, Eppld be permitted % ltye, in our
uliast StpPlY, without swearing allegiance
e the United States Asslredly not
Baeh g PFossedipg would be without par.
sItsl- How much more 80, When those
PeFsoas were evtdeatly sehemtng to aid
our 4aenieS and epdapGer orr, safety
WheR tAeS mani their hostility TO the
GsSt shAs6t nat ptotsdted staem,e 81 ouso
aEaltaiions a itSs defeat aud most SiEser
da5BHsi6t iSIS 81 is msas6tes. how inlsn.
IIel3 EloEa % when Government Is iishting
trSttorSf not bolliGsrentsl i-s5s-lt
Ho6 Can petboas living here in Wheel.
iut' ieYing The peace and security which
thafSdsEal UniOliiS enablsd;to beslo9'is On.
thsd 6hd tie rest Of rs, expect 70 exeeFats'
that Government and deny their allegiance
@ . win tmPunitys when Il il engaged In.
eEashins % tafaneas comp piracy 70 Wkieh,
4 tllSy Dc hot parties. they are aSders
AID abstfsHa Hoy dare they lOpsnly
ayoW eynRatb4 Fith che conspIra declare
that It clAftasA tllsir alls glance, and snkaRe
q eiaet 80 auteql
fort 70 the implGcabls snemissl6E that Gov
eEEl llicll tfotsst3 III sVeh VINE
u curse IL % thtil 10 q ThStsIs NO
Of q asi that Nioala
pss@ttliE, .at luch s.dEiillsa There b. none
IA esif
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fdiOshamsI

That ugly man, Ben. Cough, of the Pairs
mont National, says VIM. G. Brown. has
sent him Q package of select garden seeds
TO distribute among the @fair ones.D He
5proposesito exchange them With The girls.
Tor kisses Now this Ben Goughisi With
out difference Of opinion, pronodneed BY
every body the ugliest editor in the new,
StGte. Then think Of such fellow sSe
changing flower seeds With the girls for
kisses - yteyy Co. f'taaaealsf. g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

TN starvation Of the rebels at Corinth
must have been. rather an agreeable pro.
teessf judging from, the enormous quantity Of
provisions captured and destroyed. ia,d
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

Ihe generat tone OF our exchanges %
that Il the evacuation Of Corinth iS not a
positive observatory, IL is At leastareb /
81 defeat There Is great variety OF cons
lectures As 70 The direction taken by Beau
EegaFd's retreasing army, as there is with
respectto the, time the evacuation began!
There is a general expression ofregret that
Beauregard did not stand fght, as the dis
positions of Halleek would have insured q
victory. The prevailing opinion is thathe
fell back because he was afraid to risk an
engagement, on account Of the demoraltzed
condition of his army. Some regard it,
however, as a new phase OF rebel strategy
aud predict that tarrible thtnPs will grow
out of it. The Cincinnati Gasetts declares
the belief that Cortnth has been virtually
abandoned for weeks, and that while a small
force was. left behind 70 keep up appeaIan-i
Ices, Beauregatd withdrew the flower ofihis
army to reinforce Richmond, and is now
there, united with the army at Richmond,
readyto oyerWhelm Mcclellan This view
of the case appears to have been eonsIdet-
ed BY the New York prints and rsjseted..42
The Commercial Advertiser gives the follow
iug opinion: s H as46 sa
II any of the true and loyal men Of the
North have entertained fears that the reb-
els might, ia ev6c1Gting C0rihth, throw
heavy retnforcementS into Riehm0nd they
may give up such approximations! Alcare-
ful examination shows that such appoceed-
ing would be impossible, except atl the
1t. AZ.
commander would be willing to devote TO
such 4 movement. The Memphis 8 Char
lesion railroad being held by Gen. Mitchell
between Florence and Stevenson, that
route would be unavailable. There Il no
other direct and continuous line to the
y North and East. The enemy would, there
fore, have to pursue the following course:
From Gorinth 20 Meridean, 1874 miles;
thence march 20 uniontoWn, Ala, about 50
miles; thence by the Alabama & Missisip-
pi road to Selma, 20 miles; thence by the
Alabama i Tennessee road to Talladega,
ITO miles thence march % Rome, about
40 miles theueeH Western and Atlantic
tROad to Atlantic; 20 miles; thence by the
II Georgia road TO Augusta. i Il miles thence
I'Vta South Carolina road TO Brandy Wine, T6
miles thence by rail to Columbia, 6s
miles; thence by rail 70 Charlotts,. l6e
miles thence TO GOldAboro, 22amiles, and
thence via Weldon TO Richmond, les miles;
making total OF 1,2s2 miles Of railroad
and 20 miles of common road. s y i. :
To accomplish this distance With,tht
Imperfect railroad facilities common Il
Southern roads, Weuld occupy nearly threI
!. weeks. 5t9 3ssat 2ii z. iast m
This Is not exactly an Offset to the 90
Estte's theory, which is that the temeyal bsi
gan SO long ago a. 70 be already accom-
pliShed:
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rae 1nIonls1a OF New Orleans.
NJ. s.ll,,..inn. nnnrnf lana. f.nn

merchant q NeV opleans 70 q. business
-lEls q in NV tFtsr Il in i 5sVi lines.
Z ter ia the a & Sd llsriEI the
pr snt ul erta iaties, an The Spes iBdr the
faafeoft sne Rantse lVew tie4hs thSs
anything We have yet seen. maybe we'll
to add that the writer himself is.a large
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south CarolfI 4 !

. Alsttf8 FsqSiy FsssPlegg NsfW YPFk
from lawyer in Charleston gives very
gloomy statement Of this soadtti6h 81 STAIRS
in that city eHe' says That there were a
large number Of respectable, wealthy, and
influential persons there WhsS,.yEet.te ike
himself n thoESSEhlY opposed 70 the. whole
secession moSement5 bnt that heyWe ere ut
iterly OVerborne and si1e1esd BY the ,mass.
No man dare aYqW. such q sentiment thete,
no matter Whist his standing on position.
BE had himself already paid s., 500, which
had been erected as contribution t6wGtSls
the expenses of.the movement and thete
was every prospect that these exactions
would EtGII 6sAJi6E AMI uibFk IgsdaSpt.-
The condition Of affairs, he ssids was per-
Eec,ly 6wfa IGsneh as DO had never esPs6Eea
% see in.this country. Themob had come
Plete, control and thu conservatives were
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

Whatever 'hGy.ib9E The fdetiEn Of this
mq75asit tRcSHR6t fail Golgi s. @e8Baik
and freenAVtgatiOu ofthe Mississippi, which
is 4 Reconsideration of the greatest moment..
UhtIl there are some, further develops
mehts. any opinion u.s. to tue plans To- be
forwarded by this evacuation could be
nothing hut c6156elRfeaTs ,saIGVgd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

According to adyices from Havana, Gen.
Santa Anna tssabout to. enter upon the
troubled scene in Mexico! His son had
arrIISsd there from ST. Thomas, q g0I,s for
that republic. 4, 4l.5ss4 80 iis -.
iAdyicestfrOm Vera Cruztto the 10th Of
May, report that the French were ap.
preaching the capital, having got twelve
leagues. beyond! Puebla. t1i445so1g s5,..5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

s. THEvefy best medicines in use among us
are those PrePat6d by DR.. j. o. Aver & CO..,
of Lowell. He is q graduate Of the Penn
sylyauia University. whose connection With
that celebrated College of Medicine has
conferred more distinction upon Il, than
It's dipIoma has upon him, His remedies
have become household words not oaIy,in-
this country, butin almost every. region Of
the earth Inhabited by man. Their extra
IeFdlRsry 4fa@A RPs aFissR from their extra,
ordinary virtues, and thesstdre certified By
men Of Jthss highest statioa. We publish
in or issue to-day, o document signed by,
che Mayors 6fithe great cities inthe United
,stqtes,s eanadss, Msxieo,o Peru; Chilli and
Brasil, each ot Ifhofa certify that the ply
.sicianss and druggists of their respective
localities have siVemtheir assuEaucs of the
uniform good effects and superior virtues
"of gDF. Aver prep ara lions. This Is evil
dsnce which should satisfy the most scep-'
ticals Of their efficacy; and we beg 1oup
'Feaders5t5 refer to IL. EspScia1iy do they
lspsa with glowing praise ot RiS S3aF.iassss-.
|PaFilla- the beneficial effects and, truly res
marlxables cures that have bseuafealiEed
from itsuse.siV sit YtoEk Staadag s1lriiss.i iilo
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An Aneldent At she Hgi4sh49geo.l, Eel7
~ .f1Gma .egEaRh 0Ales. 81 i ;45ar a, Z
ii AicnriOus incident occurred at the ele-.
graph ONCE, in WashingtoG, on SGnday,.
which serves to illustrate lie shock which
Banks retreat gave tosYsty ppe, As vel. e T.
the heavy losses ientailed by 1t upon many
worthy private individuals sl uiol4 :.
Early on Sunday morni1g q Northern
man Of business appeared at the office here
and presented q messake for Winch ester.-
fttCall Wihehester," said the clerk to The
operator. Winchester was called but made
no reply. The man at the counter grew
anxious. aCalI, Harper's FkrFy,'' said the
clerk. Harper's FeFty replied e twin
chester does not reply, and for d very good
reasop-7-it is in the hands Of the rebels ~
This was repeated by The clerk. The RsRL-
tleman at The countef raised his arms oH6r
his bead as il 10 great distress, exclkiming:
al am a ruined man had Just taken ten
thousand dollars worth Of goods to Win.
chester, aud 1t Is all the property i had Ia
the world This was the first intimatioh
the public had Of the route or retreat at
Winchester. It was known that Banks had
Tetreated from Slrasbnrg, but It was SUP
posed that Il Was simply 1 prudential move.
melt, and that he he could easily bold Win.
SAASs4eSAsls sas sfF O
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

"a! - Ths Uoaf46Bai1dsssM siseiai
Il IS estimated, says q lettef wiFfterif the
PhtlsdslPhih lRg,tirsFI, that At leasst eve
thousand contrabands oaocemPR MED our
army on It's. return. Many brought Yalua-
blelhU1ses with them While, the numbss off
wagons coufscatsd ~ them is very large.
The negroes at tirst occupied the fields and
roadside near WilllAmsport, b1t. yesterday
they took mp q line Of march "a for chata-
beFsburg and oarlislss tsaa,asfa d. i
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ii cottonComlnE.I


The prospect for q reeoverye Of cotton
business e Frightening very much under
the energetic action by n tiieh the lltssfs-
sfppt river and Its vicinity haves been re- 4
covered. For the first few days of possess
sion OF course, there viii be reluctance to
trade, and possibly many acts Of ies-a
tructioufof property bat itireqhitestonly o.
little time to convince the most captious
and sintraetable Of rebels that they have
Something 70 think Of beyond the dfeAmI
OF new and Independent slave empire In
New Orleans this sober second thought is
coming toall the Journals, to the Mayor:
and municipality, and it will in the end
reach everybody, bad as the general behs-
yfor was at first. We, therefore, think
that considerable stock OF cotton will
leave New Orleans during the month of
June forfCreign ports, aud that some will
leave Memphis for the North, and still more
Twill come by way Of Nashville. THE
strain of demand for eottonWfl1 give way
abroad. aud with tthe 6ce6pati6n 5fithe
distressed manufacturers Of Englahd and
France all danger Of foreign Intervention
will disapp pear. Phiadelp hid Gdzette. l,il
. Ef-. 5 = =. Il -fE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03
N. NV 9E5gEs9fs. Aays. =, 1921

GENTLEMRX I'VE ave CnoHi passsd Il
crisis In political Sfi,ies in this CITY. Most
OF the true Bnionfsfs and patriots have,
beenyietimS, have suffered IN property and
business, And SIN more ,tns feeling under
the most Eindietive persecution. Our city
e. deStitdtslof every ching. Il = HteltSs 70
He!Peet a. iiEsca SAFE batsiRessS OF per-
So1lGt ,7ts QnSt FpFt Of ftAe stGpe IStGEes,
tIless Tie lShOlS eoiplttg ~ lselG
oee'paaey dad 6VssailithrB PopeFs 0nstsfFS
l1f our population must Be expelled from tie
epLORiStS. Il will take years to shbdue the
proud desPUtS, and overthrow sfndlfy the
social tyranny which RsialfsAdy ruled Gb-
solutely wherever ssTatery exists!at essisfl
have lived here forty years. U1knoW
almost every one and somefhihE of every
thing that Is going on. i athink there will
be . Inc. opening for commerce here. New
tOasans will Inevitably become d greater
centre OF business In efnt1fS than ih6reth-
fore So s,@My' property Is Wing
idle! I am making nothing BY my 6dsil
meas, and am losing the revenue Of 'ordi-
nary times. $3.50 - Our Gurfen.
81 is useless for all business purposes. We
hope Gen. tBGtle Ter win compel our banks to
resume specie payment soohSS and Scatter
the Confederate trash to the Winds. ~
j. repeat there must be q strict military
occupancy Of this whole country for years;
the population must be cham ed and sIa-
very be abolished before peace aud isafSty
can be establisheda IN any part of this
country. The old pirates and. bdecaneera
have only been driven ashore from Tie iRnI
| by steam power on the sea. They have
Vastly multiplied in numbers aud Increased
in viIlainy 6y the CHANGE s'7s49a 1a1
- - = Z sss5..riN i-telth AsiE tTi4a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

OtOX,S SPARKLING GELATlNE-
" The most elegant irtteis FOR MAKING 5ELLfi
In the market for ellebN 4. HOGAN = co. ~
myS1 and LOGAN; LIST 90.
TAR DROPsz-Yor ConSh5,
II COlds, Hoarseness, &C., 9l1e1lnt sc6ifeett6n;
Tor sale BY Z. Il. LOGAN & CO, .,
EE.xCEls!QR, 3 sAeEkINS PiQyYDRR51
LABoG, and pI6astsithS gsnflemeh because It GAKEs
GOOD BREADfA4p oAEEsl Every merchant should
tS"te T.H.L0GAN & ca. r
my90 e 5e's = 2 and LOGAN LIST AGO. Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

Again at Rich&6oad, as 6eieTsfy fBIrtvfl
oqs eRRagsmsnt our men a were compelled
% sight superior pnmbeEs. II Seems strange.
that utigehetalss never can electromagnetic
TIER MED iat5 aeti6n "a make 4 sfGiF and
equal light GGiys tAs EsdsEEsI army he
night kindiiOt generalahip and II. dyiIl
thtasR the Southern GonfsdsrAcy sout,o Of
is skin ia III than q moatH. y sshia seI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

CGm1edeFatei .Aeoonnt OF f3el1., BanIxlI
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This is not exactly an Offset to the Ga.
s'tte's theory, Whish is that the removal be-.
gan SO long ago a. 70 be already accom-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-31

was N Havana laSf week, Oh Ills way ~
Europe While in Havana, he played game
with the strongest playerthere, Mr. Felix olcre:
beating the Cuban gentleman IN 81 moves.
Over SITS, 600 worth otbooks ana stereotype
plates were sold at auction during ;fc recent
book trade sales in New York.
Gen. James S Wadswortll, Military Tower
nor Of the District g Columbia, has gone 70
New York for 8 brief visit. His Assistant
Adiutant General, Major Sherburne, acts as
Military Governor. for the time being II ms
stead
At Sharnsburg, Nd, Oct &c, Rev. Rooert
Douglass, an alleged Secessionist. was arrested
fer exhibiting SIGNALS, and was sent under
g,.ard to Harper Ferry.
The Richmond F'n1uirer of the | 9TH announces
the arrival there from Paris Of ,JJhn Mitchell,
the freshman. Mitchell has two sons, captains
IN the Confederate army. one Of whom was
wounded n the battles before Richmond. re
X accommodated hv third,
Shar;{f Bailey 1,rocecded 70 Fort Warren yes
torc.,, =, . s1oon fa;lno 70 Ger = yass ~ the
rrn,,I;r steamer tn serve the VIII o. lADcaS
,cr,,,,. n III. cas, of Mr. Virder. He was
nct allowed e. 1and and consequently returned
- pos+on Ia ranortad that the atto,nn1 e,
Sorxo tba v,r;t had heen unsuccessful, when the
oc,,rs ,.o,,,or1,.d flat + had 80 n,aans with
urb;o,, r. a,,+;,rca +1,a zz,r;+ The rourr o,5ared
tbo ,,o,>ors - "a ,,loood ~ fla Tb;c probably
onds t1s c.sa Ear tho present
rbo stoomar 1zaoro5a,,a a. Ra,t;,roro from
rorfross N1onroo an her aovnrar,3 nassaoo
~ Vrodnacdov 3;ecovara3 If rho Rannahan-
nool ,arg. vossa] on ar, boat was Sent 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-31
poTouAc Es.-There have been ma

POTOMAC LrNEs.-There have been ma
+erial CHANGES in the organization OF General
McClellan's army since the battle OF Antletam.
THE several corps are now commanded as FOL
lows: Second Sumner s)-Major General D.
n. Cough. Ninth burnside s)-Bng Gen.
Wilcox. Twelfth Banks J Major General olo-
cum. These corps are understood to be all IN
der the general command OF Gen. Burnside.
The remainder, directly under Gen. Mcclellan,
are commanded thus First Hooker $ Maj.
Gen Reynolds, Fifth--Maj. Gen. Fltz John
Porter, Sixth-Major Gen VIM. s. frank
lin,
There were 10 dispatches received from Gen.
NlcClellan's headquarters last night. Its sta
ted in a Washington journal Of last evening,
that Gen. Bayard' cavalry has communicated
with Gen. Burnsdes advance on the Aide
and Snickersv;lle road, three o. four miles from
Aide. A cavalry force belonging to General
Burnside corps occupy I4eesburg. Gen. bay
ards cavalry is OF Gen Sigel's army, and the
tact Of the o1tposts q the two armies COMMIT
n:cating, indicates that a junction Of the forces
will soon be made, if it has not already taken
place The Confederate forces have been with
drawn from Uppervlle, in EauQuler county.
4 letter frol,: Earper's Ferry dated yester-
dav, says: ':Th;s has been day Of remarka-
bic activity in the vicinity Of Harpers Perry,
iustifying the prediction that the whole army
Of the Potomac WAS ready fora forward move
nent 30 ioin che advance Of Gen. Burnside,
and that the great mass Of the troops would
soon be on the south side Of the Potomac
From early dawn to-day until dusk the pontoon
bridges at Berlin and at the Ferry have been
ehronged will, troops-artillery, infantry and
cayalry-pushing forward and disappearing
among the mountains Of Virginia.
The fire at Harper's Ferry is TOW admitted
70 have been occasioned BY the negligence Of
some Of the government employees, IN having
stove in the forage yard under The crest'e
work. near pile of bales OF hay. The )ocomo-
tive was not within seventy feet Of the nay an
Ii after the fire broke out, and tIe tram was
"a flames. The amount Of damage was one
hundred and fifty CONS Of hay, t11onty-tour
gondoIa cars, and five hundred feet oi tlle
wooden railroad trcstling The track Of the
Marvlar;1 side of H., bridge was but little dam
aged. The whole loss will not exceed $4,000.
The Washington correspondent OF the Ph1I-