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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
.s - TO THE TRADE
Wholesale Hat Cap House.

SVllU16Stlt6 Hat (GeGtlD House,
iHYR hl1O niade simple aEFRnggnslts 20 doe llrES
IN the balihes e haSs Satiliti1S nj safpSS,Sd By
p Ny PSa I'd shsy arc R9asht e. PEI
trd car Fstsfl Fbdn, which are sTotoi exclusively
e thts depastnent- And No natter OurssIVos that
found much larger aud more dasirabie than can Be
found Il th6 ely We i1its N Il Tie tTads 70 cali
sac as 's-A'''n' 'uF 'so'lI' b'soI., pRo
| M EEtRIuA Ck q ENGsLISHPRIHT
Iodpr1d thlE d9y, March 21lhg q I91f etl PoE
yaEd. By - Imh2il GR6. I, TIGLoR.
- Poras Shot, Lad B1cksts, Tubs, Yarn, Batting
u % fd ~ Si4' S 4 sc CO. Sao
IDOKSsCAPS.-EiIE isd5 81 i1o55 66d YoathI
as sA''' ~ 'ai' i's'' ifGKpKR 4 BKo.
SIEK HATs.-Ws have jjas9t tioeslstd AshOIt
- heautifllEiyI ofsllz Eati Fbleh Ns invita-
& s as 3 f3s s p ss9 REG HSs stfil S IN
% NeR Spring. Dress Goods,
id 1IsIshiibllqas, ssa9di eszds
~ P Ri9t9 I 81 ~ Dc ~ - yEI n =
.;islEnh1ldsred essbaalns HatoEs, agal 81
Pisis ~. ~ ai s,e- az o t5Ta.i,1 %
s1Sali IiFd ssd Pisla %
ia 'Elaln Blue BFViEn 4 Tan - $50 40
PAD A1paeeA1,
Eropeh and Rngliih ohiBfEs4
Z si5iPaEt5 PiIhIld IA PIsI1 DsLaI6ssC .
% ssF5iSss5 NJ 5esi < lev sas
.qngJ iu fuEnsrEIss.5 IiuIt Funalgod b - :
, mhe 6E0. R f4YLoA
k9iI BIsC3Tb. Soda (d6E CO
~ 40 9 bhls fsallds n IN iglltI iu.t Esslyo4
Eaa o. ale u lnhaIL =. BELLY.
hEE1HEU BuGARS-
t11sIEo b1FEol1 In ofulhodSaN EsfEs192
I" esaS,l3 S12T:ssS - sAEaasSy
MO n RHLbI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

@NRRcEIPF or, ANY OF Thu ROLL0WMa
" sums, p Cash OF PoSt9ies stamPs thS Sub
dIFeetedL Gola Pen q RsFf fs'sf4iiHg re ieH< 20
eoFdih1 % dGsevipsfoH VIZ:
% Y GOLD PENS WITHOUT oAsRe, yiiEi5ii
Rur2seshtsst he Mage PsRt issSs ssnt, thS Iasky
"a kIetsnt Pen; and Eor s, the 11eslsf6r Pen.
The SiEss are, Nos 2, 5, 4, band6. s+. -..r-..
Il gAdR PENS IN 6ILVER-PLATRD KXTEH
SION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
For 60 cents th6 Ma Pen; for 70 cents the Lneky
Pen; for 81, fhe AlEays Rsady Peg; ioT Sic: the
Elegant Pen: and for the E4eet!lor Pen Thsss
dosmln POints the aIeTago sSely zee Of which
viii har outlaSt gross Of the bet Steel Ren4
The name % "a. Morton, . - nmbeT,I and -slaSl-
Points arc warranted for ax month"; except against
ACCIDENT The hu1nbUFs Indicate aiEp Ollys No.
S 0S5s -. No tSs adj No 10 he iaTEo5t
Manmeth Gold Pen, for The dSsk. Lepg sd ne
Me- T. S, g and are made only Of firss quAlity-
-..f GOLD PENS, WITHOUT GASES,
For 70 cents, No, Pen, lEt quality, or No.
Pen, sd quality Nti - ~ sii. -l43 ale We ~
Ees 81, No. 2 Psn, l.t anAlitsy. OF Nc. Pen, "A
For q Is, No. Pen, 1st quality, or . No. Pes
a glsl'Y Of 10 S Pen; =; e S1IiiisI
Tot siss, Nc. Pen. it duIlity Or No. q Pa.
FOR Saas, 30. Pen, LIST quality.
THE SANE GOLD PINS, WITH SILVER KXTRA
9Inod SION oAsAs, WITH PENCILS. tive
For 1-5o, No. Pen, LIST quality, OF No; Pen.
Sd quality. e z sll'Ls % ~ co-GE y % r
;yeF s!l4ss ES;2 Be- Is qpali,ty, oF Nc, Pee,
For 81 . Kos Pan, 1t quAlty, or q No. Pen, "a
quality, or No. 8 Pen, 81 quality.
For $40, q No. Pen, Isl quality, o. q No. Pen
| "a quality, or q No. Pen, 3D. quality. g.. O.
Eor -, ANo-b Pen, 1st DUALITY, Or No. Pen, "a
For $3.50, No, Pen, 1st quality.
GOLD PINS, ALL FIRST QUALITY, IN SILVER.
- e-sr MOUNTED DRsK-HOLDERs. .-lsE
For a. q No. Pen, for S2!26, Nos Pen, or 2IB,
| No. 8 Pen, for $8.so, q No IlPsnL 1cs I=zzTc-
FOR q, No. 8 Pes, for S, No. Pen, and for 3,
Ths sist quality are pointed with the vsEy best
IFidOsuln points esr0fnly selected and o. this
| AKIN and The closest scrutiny eandstset-
The I'D quality are superior 70 any Pens mado
by him praIfous 70 the year 18eo. 49, f.aiI
The id quality he intends shGIl equal In respect
20 Durability Elasticity, and Good Writing Qlatiss
Che only tine eonEidsFA tons) any Gold Pens made
in regard 10 the cheap Gold Pens he beEs leave to
say thai, previous TO operating his New and Patsnt
ed Machinery, he could NOT have made Good Writ
Ing and Durable Pens for the Price, had the gold been
| hdTniShed gTatuitously. y s-i'- L4s lialH
RartGes 0SdSIh0 mint 81 an iHEtsiless Bpseity Gs
| SHBllbeT" and sQnaIity' Of the Pas OF Peas aA6
ChSsS WdHted aud b particular to deSeTibe Tie k3d
u PcRS thsy PrgtfT-l9hetheT lfIG Or lf9bys eOaESl
|.s9oE tAIs By An dealers 10 the line thrOuEhOui
ne Q country. A1ois.is Il LA MoRFoN TO
-a.r---.g Ht-. No Is Maiden Lane, New YORK.
Any one sending single letter post stamp VIII re-
eelV6 circular with &c Stmils i0nETaTinEI Of the
above sizes and style, mh2tamd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
Missouri Mining Company

1ncorporatedzFeb. god, 1881.
CAPITAL BTOCEE-A.--.l..-l...05 10000
iEHIs COMPANY IS FoRAIED F0R TIE PUE-
our State. We do not profess 70 be e0Tsrnsd b.
purely philAnthropie motives IN Initiating this en-
teEprise We believe that the stock can be made 70
pay large dtydends, and Al the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made IN de
VOloping and making known the astonishing minsrnl
amount q our eapital INVESTED "a any other BuIness
l q We ahan make the once OF our Company . com
glete mining bureau Of the mineral q the
shSss and sen mineral lands wherever I5cated in
Missouri Great Inducements WiH be oaeFeA 70 cap
chase and work paying mines, ~ dsaliHg With this
We respectfully solicit the attention OF all Who
have mineral iRnaI Tor tai6 % send u statement
q 10 Kind II ginerals On their
i ~ tLle ~. 10y, Ano N 49,
SHAH open and prove most d liads We sell The
the once Of thS 6onpany, Taain ssFsst. northwest
eorner o. LoeIi1t, over Merehants' Bank, eltFhnGs
No g toeqst street An WIS feI Interest IN I'M.
slbssElbe-l Those ytEailg stock, living ont Of ths
ety can secure y By eneioaing ten Per cent 9th
Henry b. b b, ssAls 4u,l.i Ia,
rAlasd olapp, Elq5 ,5YsiihIE RHGrNpod, Elq5
d. Ssa E2S 5ss = E f9ss. f. H.
Z 10 H., ..lr, ~ 4 i'R,,li5 RIB 5a5vas -
MsBUTEEkk, TIssE 74q A1RRE . RPi .Pr..'t
q me aBStis :proapsefus ~ M 70 thi. asts been
ggblshs In only one o. cur lsadiuE papers for ten
days. No extra efforts get stock taksn have been
nlades yet thopuble % WsH lppFsciafs the sound
ps55 "a the snteFPEse that over two hundred thoqs
Itld hrsdy gtata that ahErUG arc S25 each, paid
In fun, without further liability; trahsaFable BY de
litelyS roglttTed only hOn dTfdandl are rnoatVed.
lEN Pffsqn having money to spare, can, by the pur-
ot.lo u HharoS IN the ~ ssouFI Mining Company
mae an Investment that Will Pay, LARGELY and hold
stock that readily converted Into eSh W1thO1tlns1
h1Au eo-nr1ulieGti0lI itbuths Pro.ldsnf promptly
81: Issii. No. March azIss1.as RA4'7ez sz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
Ayers Cathaairttii q e E PMS

TlHB sciences Of GhSmistTS aad9 MsdiciSs have
" been taxed their utnoee 70 prod6es thia beet,
most perfeqt purgatiyO which 4 known 70 man n,
punierable proof are shown, that these PfEfS have
virtues which surpaGa In exeetIehoS tho lordihaFY
the estesm Of all men. They are safe and piesSanf
% take, but powerful 70 cure. Their psnstfGths
REMOVE the fobEtrnetionI gifts ornns purify t6e
hurnor. which breed and grow diitemper, itinliste
eluggish or dtsordeted organs into their natural 40
ton and imp4It healthy tone With strength to The
Whole systerl Not only d. they cure the everyday
dan erous feSsss tSSt Il Nv be :, me S,,l
man akfl. While they producer powerful efs9ta
they are 81 the same time IN dImlniShed dopes thS
ehiEo. BENZ sssI sass e ~
taEei and being purely VEGETABLES from my
belief were they NOT snbStantiated By men 81 srch
exalted position and character a. to forbid
Pisie1 % lGtrutl. Many eminent cIsT gytnen and
public the reliability 81 NY renedieb whiia Char
have sent mo the assurances ofthor conviction HAT
my Preparations eonkE1butS inenaily 10 N fNIiaf
Of my AFFLICTED, suffering fslley|men, ,{-s--T =
The gent beloy named q pleased ofurnish gTAt
thoir luss and or a. ri
owing plaintas-7si.fssP ~ s..s.sI --.-,fsf- u
:, cesttysnsss, Ailiog! Complaints, Rhsuha.isz,
stomach, NGu1ea, IudgestiQny AGfhla SIhAelioa q
The Bowels and Rain ariling thorofrom, Flatnl6icy
eSs Wick fsair a 49, R
or Kings Evil They also, by Purifying the blood
aI9 sttMqlating the system, cure, many complaint
Ehlsh 1t would not be GlppoSed they could reao1iF
'Sueh ~ Deafnest Partial Bfihdn6ss Neuralgia md
Nervous Derangements Of the LIVER aud
kidneys 6out and other kindred complaints arising
from IoEiItste e The sbp4y ebStruetioa q IL
funetions - ir's
= Do not Be put BY dhpriheipis I'D dealers With
soma other pill they mako more prom en- Ask for
AFF1s RTE1s. and taxa nothing el1os No other they
eau give you compares with t6fs In IL value
thcreta f0f then5 and they shoald hHss IT. 7
fi9iP Prepared by DrFJ.7 O. AVER, Old
Practical aWd AaaIytIeal CAe1,is4, Loiisu, siEa,,.
sPi16s as Chs. IN Edt11 mn BoTtS So6 On.
= Bold byoAGo. GOOD = % : ana 81 an DfuEKiSts
AndDeaierlin Modioine .uIsEyW horo.s Q mis-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
ROuHD1D, = = IS,
- -. - - I. q GA n 4 n

FOUNDED, CHARIIHED 1854
"a Is EIlFTL GATED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChArIea-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, IQgq Cf.f09
TlHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
a. Ptosperous and hourilhing condition. Twice du
ring the last two has been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in
ereasing number Of students representing nearly
' aS1 essapIss V one r. thS nos. IN
dssiLaely X buIlding m he slty.l rhs room.
are eonlnodously aIFanged, Sp4eiou4 ana elegantly
,furniahed.
The advantages and facilities here offered to youns
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, OF to o6tain
Thorough Practical BHSiHeIS Education generally are
1nsarpaHedtin any particular, by any similar eGtab
liBhment In the United States.
FACULTY -. $500
Elk. LoSIER - = 2. e. assl
PrndpAl-Lecturer on the Science Of Accounts Com.
nero6, business Customs eto
J. M. PHILLIPS,
PToiesSor Ofthe Theory and Practice Of Boo-K
and Commercial CalculationG
Iesf2gg.E9 II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book-K 0spinR.
N. O. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmAnGhip
g.. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. B. YKATRS REESE, D. D..
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES;
5s sei s as.s I FL WI K <; 5ss s
ThaDouege 10 provided with Commercial Library
dSnta " ''-' D'H
E4eh Student hasa ds.k to himself, aud 1. ..pa.
rAtely Instructed. : - a. 4. ~
There being vacation during iks ~ L saasA.
can epteE 81 ANY time. /
sssusily requirsd toeOmplststh the fuIIoOur..
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to ALL Graduates . 3, -,
A large and Beautifully ornamentod Circular, con.
9f SIX gauARA YHER, representing the
Exterior ard Interior View Of the College VnFi0i1
characteristic designs penmAnahip, &C. Ssnf bY mn
tres 81 eAaK1t, accompanied with eatalosd iSi fuii
PGt'ie1iA''' Aaar''' T. 5 z; LosIEE B. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

Na1EftToi6 D! c. !FSb., 1856.
sSm: have used Jour pills In my general and hos
pitGl practice ever sneS you made them and cannot
itSf6 10 say they the best eathartie We employ
Their regulating action on the ipsr - quick and de
eilsd, consequently they are an admirable remedy
for deranesmentS OF that organ Indeed Il have sell
dom found case Of bilious diSSaSs obstinate that
Il did not readily yield TO theua- u ..iii
"a, RrAtsrnally yonr.t ALoNzlo BALL, " D;7r
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TRRAIs. tReralar PrIeeall
POSTAGE

The Postage to any part OF the United ~ Vim
be but rRENTYsIouR, oRNTS year for RBIAck-
Of the Reviews. -
A. ths above prices the Psrioeteai. vim ). fur
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

unusually In terttiifr dur
tng.ths fhaQntg Neae. @ They will occupy amid,
crude speenlatohs, add Tying runiori OF lie daily
J1grhAl and the tome OF the futttre 81
toEan Written sissr he living interest andgaxnits-
ment OIL the great political events of the time shall
have passed away. ItiSto these Periodicals that
m9lt look only really tnteliEiBlo and
felARle history OF current events, and a. such IL
addition 60 their wei tsrary scienfIdc
and theological character, we urge them nb6n the
eonsideraton pf the reeding public. ssqg NJ
British publisher gfV65 additional value to thsse
keprint9, inasmuch as they can nowlbe placed n,
nal editions. =. !, ?
TERMS. Rsgular Priee1)
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
Cleveland, Pittsburg andwheel-
~ ing Rail Road. nr Boo -
n

Ia
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nor 18th, 1859, Pas
" senger Trains VII leave bridgeport ns follows,
tsundhys exeepted:) 'iu,iHt7 -ssi p ono =
II O5 AM Mail Train, stopping At all stations, ar
81 Ct e. FiVeS at Pittsburgh at 40 p NJ, and
t,... Cleveland at $50 T. n. f4., t.I
S:5s P. n. Express Train, stopping at all stations
arrives at Pittsburgh As s:4s P. N.
6to P. II. BxPress Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
s 1850 P. NJ and Cleveland at 9;22 A. u.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9:25 A. n. and $3.50 P. NJ, ar
dye at Bridgeport At 61o P. NJ, and ga A. N.
lao P. ~. arrive at bridgeport at 6:2tA NJ 10 SO
A. N. and 6:lOP. - ~ 49,
Connections arc made as Follower
At Pittsburgh with PeunSylyAaIa R. h. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhilR.
f-l delPhia, New York and Boston. -
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled Z. RI for San
1isiz5 t1 dIlky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORTH WRsr. with
moo Detroit steamers for Dstroit jackson,
Liz Ut 1i ohieago and the NORTH swKsI. with
sff lrf ,tr5- Cleveland Erie X. Z for Eria, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Pals, with
- 5'N Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
Ea-s r1 Cresthne, Delaware, Columbus and
Al Hudson viii the c.z. q Q. R.R. for ouynhO,g1n
hsg Pals, Akron, MilIernburgh and Woos-
ter. 1ia 800 a. Il
At Alliance with r. p. w. q o. r. R. for Canton,
MAssillo1, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co.
AtsteubenTiIls With 2. q & O. Line and AT BRIAN
v l-, with @. %. o, R. R. for GAINESVILLE, New
ark, Columbus, xenia, Dayton, Intli.
GnApolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
FfeEt gyuu 81. Louis, Sc. Joseph and ali points
-ia,--. Wtst and South West ,I|,-'l u
Exeursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1878.
Rare always rs low, and time much quicker than
any oth0Frout .tfd SOY ftG5 EEf lII1l.iffT
Through Tickets to all points IN the West, North
and East can be procured at tho ONCE under the
AeLuro House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport Station. - e1e isG7V llTs
Freight Contracts will DO made atloEest rates to
any point accessible by this road and Its
70 the RGsE, North, West and Northwest, al udaee
under MiLurO House, or With Rt! Agent At Bridge
port Station. VIM. D+TBRsY, Agent
-'sAI'o 14ls meet D. b. Williams, IEent. =
rgaN VI uausotoI si.3 1e-faI D Bridgeport. o.
}; y = A sSEIL ~ H !; Prssidsnt: - "a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
4 q. w. JoHNsoN & SON,

ManufReturers OF Copper, Tin aud
io i7i Sheet Iron Ware. ssui
"AYIHG AYAILKD OURSELVES OF ALL TIE
III improved facilities, arr better prepared nov
than 70 al All orders for any article work n
the above line Of business. Vallos and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in gubstan-
tiAl and Horkmauiiks manner. We arc nov paying
particular attention 70 this branch Of the trade and
can guarantee satiEiAetiOn in every particular. 70
Wholesale Dealers We can OdoF tndneem9nta that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock % WGre Il
completes, and thu assortment full At RItimeS- We
keep Rstoek Of thslatest and most approved patterns
" Coal and Wood Stoves o. handut al timel.s 80
~ t.-is.---.t - q. " J0HHB0N & SON, -
HO.1TB Market Square,
ty2-dkWtt 10 lTs.lHc .fr WhsSlingsNa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

'TTAhEB UHep OE1IERsRl iEiftIJ 6odre- n;
SHA II. RHILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
Premium to New snbscrIibar..'

the Neg; Of the same Periodicals. for 1850 vim be
fnrnt9hed complete, lgithoiB additional eharSe,
Unlike the moro 6phemerll Magazines Oh tha day
these Periodicall lose little by age Hence 4 All
year the Mo- foE 1850 may 30 regarded nearly e.
6upphed At the following ExTaEMx1H Tow SasEs. =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, AND govt.
From Res. d.. Rdtgkes, 81 the Msthodfit z c1ur,

PULASKI HOUSE,, SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 6, 1855.
HoHoRGD Sra: should be ungratsfuI for the re-
lief your skill has brought II did not report my
case to yOu cold settled in my limbs and bought
on excrutiating neuralgie pAinB, which ended In
chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding I had the
best Of physicians, the disease grew and worse
until by the advice OF your excellent agent In Bal
tmore, Or. Mackenzie, tried your Pills. Their ef
fects slow, but sure By peTsevering In the use
Of them am now entirely we'll frf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Baltimore 8 ohio Railroad.
offAT $500 % Iah In NJ 4. "a, a ~

Ia nj - -
81 -sHo OPPIOR OF THE B, o. h. R co.(sl
- y,t,s +, WHREIISG, 18th Aug, 1882.
DUsINEsS being fully resumed on the Baltimore
ID & Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough.
" reconstructed the breaks In the tracSand bridges
under 60UoTnment proteetion, ths road thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government troops, viii
on and Rfter the II tn Aug two through paSSen-
ger trains and continue their fnl equipment I'm the
transportation Of tonnage. -sast
lffsstlr PAssxNGRR SCHEDULE. yers .zf-gt.
{ aslss oos.li { Is DPar5 s4. s4fr q
+ LEAVE WHEELING, daily, At 1910 4. N BEN
wood, 1870 4. MI Grafton $50 P NJ; New Greek,
$50 P. N; Cumberland, 03S P. NJ. AartinsburK,
309 A. NJ; HaTpers Ferry, SAL A NJ arrive 1t Bal.
ttrlgrsae 500 A. NJ LsSssll=fI. ifnuts- 90
- s5toi aiafa RFturaia9, alauilai
LBkyB BALTiMoRR GtiBi P. M3iafartinsburg,
11SS p. Nj, CuuabetlAnd, A. NJ; Grafton IL A. NJ;
Bsnwood, Ais r. NJ arrive AZ wheeling $40 p. NJ
,-,.,,f --,.l.5,--, Depart
The second train will depart daily, except satur-
days q $50 P. II; Gr&fton, SIS A. NJ New Greek,
7.62 a. NJ; Cumberland, -9sI6 A 81; MArtinsburR,
1880 r. N; HarPeris Ferry, las p. NJ; WAshing-
ton Junction, $40 p. M arrive at Baltimore at $50
'sfI t9iad RstHr1ia0,t sidt
LEAVES BALTIMORE, ss15 Am; HarporIs Per.
~, l24o A. NJ; Martinlburg. 1:5s p. NJ; .Cumber.
land, 612 P, N; Oakland, o.0S P. NJ; Grafton 11s4o
P. n sherwood, A 81; arrive At Wheeling $50
flgoe W 2 SMITH, Master Transportation.
JOHN KING, JR,s Auditor.
A. DIRPEY, General SuperTfBer Of Trains. cgE
9.P.WILLARp, suPeFTisF Of T Train ! u j
JB. HoRp, Conn Agent, whSsiins. suEiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05
Eighteen Iron-CIads Building for the
Rebels I'm Europe.
F,Om Tn. Roehe'sv Us,on aai Ads'rfi''

Fr0n Ihe RoefeIlv Lni0n aal darsfi'fT.
A private letter from an American residing IN Lon
don who is in situation to be advised to liz friends
in this city, contains tire following. He says-aier
referring to the fact that the Federal Government
has not regarded the Rebellion as a serious matter
" Why, even now ii wonld be difficult FOR me to H.
duee a dozen of our so-caled great men 20 believe
that the Rebels abroad are making greater eior =
than ever before. kHow beyond peradverture thRt
40 less than eislteen iron-csd steamers OF various
kinds and dmeneions are being built in England and
France for the JEFF. Davis Government Some
of th.se vessels are nearly finished end will be
launched and abroad dong their work Of devastsiion
before the new year. ! have written Mr. Seward
concerning mi, busuess and yet am doubtful lsnch
j. the apparent Incidence, or perhaps should say
reference which possesses tire Cabinet al Wash-
ineton) whether any decided steps will lie taken TO
meet these formidable monsters Of the deep"
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distely nnaMered by the cnnhoas.

luhbtiY uDrWcTfu ny tue vunOOf'. III ~ tuc
enemy were driven frorl their position.
1t high-water the gunboat attempted 70 pass the
TAR but grounded. Various methods were tried 10
deceive Tho enemy as to the intention Of the Ellis,
sud to prevent her from being boarded. The efforts
70 release tie gunbost from her perlcus position
were uravailing. All but the arms, munitions, and
men were accordingly removed from the Ellis and
placed On board the schooner. Hcrt. Cushing then
addressed his email force as followe:
OFFICERS Azs; see shsnce Of getting this vessel
Of We viii probably Do attacked In the orniDs and that
too by hemng force viii try md get her OF at
the next high tide If not attacked In the interim In the
time II becomes my duty provide for tho SAFETY Of
you ALL five attached BY the enemy in the morning and
be ovepowers either by bosTdis othsrw,, the orly
conS tionsl surrender 10 DO h.er 70 ueLsr my desire
intention. will not do the former except sbsolus
nd las. resort. wish al the nes except tive sizsnd
these must he voluntesrsto board the schooner
wish the schooner to DO dropped down the voI TO point
without the Of tho enemys shot from the binf 1t 10
main with n the event Of AL attack TO wofs tte pivot
gun In the morning and 7h. h,r TO the 'ss viii not sur
render the Ellis 70 the enemy while anasszne or match re-
insins on beard.
The entire crew volunteered 10 remain with
their commander, and a selection Of but fivo wns
made. A. this time the magazine was entirely M
projected. At dsybreek the enemy opened on the
Ellis with four pieces of artillery which were 90
placed ias TO give cross fro. Tie gun.boGt replied
TO the extent her power, but resistance was evil
IDENTIFY useless. While the Rebels were approach.
ing The Ellis in email boats, Lent Custing ordered
the five volunteers 10 the boats, fired tho vessel In
five paccs and left in the rig for the schooner pass
ing through hail storm Of shells. The ivot gun had
been so placed as TO give the enemy rting salute
when the nSmos reached the slow match. The ex-
plosion from the magazine formed scene OF terrific
grandeur. The crew gave cheer AFTER cheer Tor the
Lieutenant, and the star spanged banner. The
scho jnsr reached Newhern with the crew In safety
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YoRn.......
Cleared.
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