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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-05
CIEVELAND. COLUMBUS &
OIH@IHEATT RAILROAD


1852 sUMMEE ARRANGEMENT. Es2.
On and after Monday, May s, 1852, Passenger Trains
vii leave Cleveland AH follows
lat Train-5:s5 A. m-StoppluE ct Grafton, Yelling
0Tsstiine, Gallon, Gilsad, CardingtOn and
n; OoiHrabHs iI:Oo a. N OmoinnatI $40 ).
m; indianapolis go a. m; st. Louis 7;5O
an; Louigville 1910 m, Fort yayne
$50 p. m Chicago via Itstline s:l6 p. N.
I'd TraIn-ss25 P. N STOPS ct all stations and ar.
rivea in Columbus az 1918 P. N.
% Train-s:Oo r. H-stopplnE as all Bsres, Grafton,
- lDgton, hes LoIoon, she by, tCrSe
Ine, S3, S,, :. issII1s s aIS n ~
lumbus lG3O m Cincinnati 5:25 =. m ;
indianapolis s:45 g. m; So. louis 6;45p m )
Louisville il;40 p M Hort Wayne ass 9.
m chi go via OresIlins s:l5 q. m.
Trains leave Columbus follow: lgt Train-l:rO
A. n arrive at Cleveland s:s5 4 n ID Irain-llo1
NJ arrive at UaVelan B. 70 2. n. Sd Train $40
?. n; arrive ct OloTelAsd at slO P. M,
OOH OTIOH6
7aeT5y. HanduSky, AIanHasId Newark RafIrcsd, 4
. { . 1anEhsld, rs. Vernon, NsWArks EanasFiile,
Ur--s,ins. PlttlburFb, Fort Wayne 4 UhicaEo Rail
rosd, for Forest, Upper sandusky, Dslphos,
Llna, Fort Wayne, LaPorts, Ohfcago, As.,
vest, and Eart for hslsAs led. v ooateFi Mas
r.,,,, and BsisSSntaips Railroad Line, Isr narjol
sSsSnItAiRPS res slqssg V7RiOS mSn'1s Il
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis. -
UnlEUHfe, With 8pTln Gf0ld Branch IOf hrinneld.
5ieI-uriu1 Lfttls Miami 3 Columbus, an Asl-a
BaIlroSd, for Xgnia, Dayton, IndianapoliI,
Terrs HGute, st. Louis, MorfoEf LoVelAnd,
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio Mit.
TI1IiBpi Railroad at Cincinnati foll LOuB
vile, EvAnsville, CAirol 81. Louis and all
aoinsB on the Ohio river.
OaIumbul, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Eanal
willie, wheeling, &o., Columbus, Pi0ua Rl d
Indiana Railroad for Fiqua, 0FbanN, &e,
~ For Tickets 20 all points and inloTmntiouiap.
piT n the Passenger Station. and at Union Tirka
Otiss, I4T Superior street,
0IsyeIand May 5, 1851
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M A R I N E .
PORT o. oLEYELANp.

EETERED-May g.
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Prop. Kentucky, Noble, OsWegO
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk, miscellane-
Prop. Owego, Drake, Dunkirk, Is hhds and 92g
bbls sugar IS bags coffee, sundries.
Brig Iroquois, Becker, Austin.
Sehr. s. L. Noble, Becker, Buffalo, 200 bblS salt.
Sc0W Spray, Bedford, Detroit.
ScoW Swallow, Williams, Detroit.
oLEAKED.
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Prop. Kentucky Noble, Toledo.
Prop. s. d. Caldwell, Scott. Toledo.
Prop. Plymouth Rock, Dickson, Chicago.
Prop, Fountain City, Psase, Chicago.
Brig IroquOis, Becker, Toledo,
Schr. Ellington, Warner, Bay City
Sehr. SpeedWell, Bennett, Buffalo, IS II slaves.
Sehr. Adriatio, Hall, Chicago, 30 tons coal
schr. D. L Couch, Aaddoek, Detroit, $50 tons
sohr. S. Il /. NOble. Beck, East Saginaw.
ScoW May Flower, Finley, Bay City.
COLUMBIAN MARINE IEsURAscR Co.-The pro-
peller Poeahontss which went ashore at Long
Point has become wreck and her cargo total
loss. We are informed that the President Of the
above company, on learning OF these facts, tele-
graphed 10 A s. WRIbridge 4 Co Of Toledo,
shippers of the corn (1I,OOO bush) authorizing
Lneu 70 0faN 81 hlgnt upon me treasurer OF me
company for the amount Of insurance on the
grain. Such promptitude is highly cOmmsnda-
BILE
vEssELs PAssrSs.-The following vessels passed
Detroit on the ID:
UP-Propellers Fountain City, Plymont; baFks
British Lion, De Soto, Northern Light, Adriatic;
schcOners A. z. Hart, Ostrich, Orion, Aldebaran ,
Mary Grover, Ontario, Hannah Butler, Elva A
]. Rogers, San Jaeinto Marco Polo, Lime Rock.
DOWS-Propellers Racine Comet, Baltic, Iowa,
Dubuque; bark Flying Mist brig Michigan;
sehooRers ]. L Gross, Q. E. Bailey, G. Murray,
Ketchum, Sirius
On the Ist inst:
UP-Propellers Iron City, Empire; sohOoners
Hubbard, PlOaghbOV.
DowN-Propellers Galena, Amity, Neptune
berB Marquette, Golden West, Sardinia, Great
West, Levi RaWsOu, W. S. PieTsOn, America
B. A. Stannard; bTigs HahO1ing, Ocean Eagle
Rio Grande, Waibridge; schOoners WyandOtte,
Eagle Wing, Falcon, J. Christian Levant, Ne
ridiani z. simms, Major Anderson, Essex, FL
eanor, Poland A. @. RaynOr, COudor, Stevens,
W. Sanderon, Hamlet, Stella, Japan, Bonnie
Daon, d. SlaussOn, Fashion, Rsefne, Interna-
tioual, j CochraRe, Gipsey, Albatross, PoWhat-
tAn. -.e
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IN LID. - IF.

Dr. sWests INFALLIBLE LIEIMHNT Is Srs
,arsd IRON the recipe of Dr. Stephen sWosts Of OOn'
asetlcut the great bone setter, and has been uoad
IN hiu prscfioe for the last twenty yeAI with ths
nost astonishing SUCCESS. As an external remedy
"a without q rival, and viii alleviate pain morI
pssdily than any other preparation. For al Rhsa.
natio and Nervous Disorder II q truly inialllbia
ND e curative TOR Sores, Wounds, epraina, BFuis
~ &C., It's soothing bealing and poWsrful strength
ming propsnslties, excite the Just Wondor and e..
sonishmont oiaii who haV0sTer givsn e triAl--
lvsr four hundred certificates Of remarkable ourss
sformed By It EithiR4hs Last two years, attsst &
mis- fsct. Strong Armstrong Ag8nto Tor 0lsVo-
Ahd. oeoloaileosEu9ssnA
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G5-soli By Druggist ssuaraIly. ct
AGENTS WANTED. Agents. and Dealsru fur
uiahsd Is reduced prizes. Address All orders 10
Dr. q. " GRAY, f9ls eEOpritor.-
BIZ Piftsburgh Atrset, Clsysl and, Ohio.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, May lst, by Rev. DR. AiEen,
] JAMa, Il nRH OF {. Rul, MINI to "a kl.
: me w., daughter OF Henry h. Dodge, OF this
city,
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SPkClAL ROllCES,
IMPORTANT 10 FFNALRs.
DR. OHREsRMAN,5 PILLS.

DIX. OH HESBmANS PILLS.
The combination Of ingrsdien in these Pills are
the result Of long and extensive practice. They
are mild IN fhsir opsration and certain in correct
Ing all Irregularities psiniul MsnsturatioBB, ro-
moving all snuciions, WhsthsF from cold or other
WISE headache pain IN the side, palpitatiOn Of the
hsart, whites all nervous al etions, Mysteries, IA
tigue, pain in the back and iimbs, 50 , disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature.
DR. MS PILLS
was the committeeman Of 8 nsw era IN the treat
ment Of those irregularities and distractions which
have consigned 50 many to prsmsturs grave No
female enjoy good health unless she Il regular
and Whenever obstruction takes place the general
health begins 70 decline.
DIR. MS PILLS
sre the most sIeotual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Fsmalss TO all classes they
are invaluable inlucing, with certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
nave uasd them AZ different Periods throughout the
country, having the sanction Of some Of the most
eminent PHYSICIANS in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box. The price 81 90 Per Box,
containing from 81 tO6O Pills.
PHI ssnt BY neil, promptly, By renting to the
Proprietor. Sold b. Druggihts generally.
R.B HUTOHFSas, Proprietor,
20 Cedar So, New York.
N. Sold Wholsaals and Retail in Cleveland b.
STRONG ARM TROEG. aprH;eOwR2T
BRANDRErh's VEGETABLE PILLS
Are infaHbls for eostiEsnssI Ipasms, loss Of sppe
tite sick headache, gi6dlnSss, sense Of bloatng af
ter meals, dizziness, drop sinsss, and eramping
palms. and ell disorders Of the stomach and boWsls
~ Original Letter as 2sl Canal Street., Kew
York.
J. J. O. COOK, publisher OF the State Banner,
BenniD gton, Vt, says he was attacked with DHs-
PEtsIA, and suffered so severely from It, that not
particle Of food could be swallowed without oocs
sioning the most uncomfjFtsbls sensation in his
stomach. For hve years hs suhersd from this
dreaiful complaint, whsn he used BRANDBETH's
PILLS. The first box did not bsnsat him much,
but the second produced q change, and bT the time
&c had taken six boxes . COMPILE CUBE SIS
effected. he says: "My dyspepsia was gone, and my
expectation Of an early death vanished
BR4NDAETH's PILLS are soil 1t the principal
once, 2Si Canal street, and Union Square, New
York.
Obtain your first supply from ons Of these dspot5
or from one Of the regular advsrBed agents for the
Genuine BFsndrsth's Pills; you will then know how
to disoern between the true aRd false.
Sold by A. 8. Gardner, 27s Superior street, OlsVe
land, Ohio and By all respectable dealers in nsdi
cine8,
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sFOOK mARKFF-MHy 8

T0NEY-Msrkst essisr; call loans making at
496 cent. Strictly prime paper scarce and wanted
at 5Os y cant.
STERLING EXOHANGE-HaTkst hrmer
with moderate business at 1l2l01ls for merchants,
and ll3@ll34 for Banker bills.
G0n.D-American gold has advanced to 2H 3
esnt premium. California gold bars are firm Ct 50
* q cent prsmium
6OVRENWRNT ST0OKa-Marksto CONTINUES
% advance. United States s. 81 ss BOOK; $40
Tresaury Notes l03.
4IffBfgK a-Market active and higher. Ohicsro A
ROck Island 5s4; On velaud ToleNo 81; Gale q &
OhicrRo 694 Illinois Central 6ik; Michigan Sou h
ern Raurant tied 454; mirhiean Sou'hern "a; Michi-
n Central 57s9; Harlsa l3a 3 arlem preferred sl4
Hudson S65f; Erie 37A; New OFk Central s65f; Pa
cis Wall lIT AmeTican Gold l02A; Iliiuoia Central
bonds s9<i Toledo WASH I'd s. United States Sc
~ coupons 100 United States Sc 3 registered s94
Unt'ed States s. 74 coupons sax; United States 6s
65 registered 98: United States Sc cartdoatea
99A; Treasury 3-l0s ln2sS: ennegsee S. 5ss; Mis-
souri, IS 50; Ohio S. 'I5 TO-; Erie bonds 81; Nil
YANKEE 4 Prairie du Chen lst bonds 50
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,inssosionu are raads 1t lEouFoeylIe aith TIE San
dughT Mansneld aud Newark 4. T., et Olyde Will
ihe BanduBkV, Dayton and Cincinnati \. h., at 6rs
mont with Fremont 3 Indiana y. NJ ana ~ ToteQt
WITH the Michinan Southern horthern lndiaul
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads Tor Obtcagos De.
aroit, jackson. Fort Wayngt logGnapors nAaIsttal
Cairo Alton Sc. Louis, and all points Hests hoftpi
vest and Southwest. =.
Esrf at $40 4. H., and $40 ?. H EToIn BsnausdJ
;" ''O' A. L. D. RUOKER,
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I'm and aNsr Monday, May 5, 1852, Fralns viii run
dsilT a follows. (Bundays e1oepted,)-
sos a NJ Chicago Express-Stopa ct all stations on
Routhern Division. except Washington, and az
rives In Toledo ct 1885, and OhicASo At SID P.M.
s.is p NJ Northern MaiI-sfOps ct all stations on
Horthsrn Division, and arrives q banduskE q
9:29 P. n.
s.sO p n Telesraph EXpregs-stepe ct all 9tations
.0iav Arrives in Toledo ct l0:A5 P. Is Chicago
at s:l5 A. M.
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0 n i 7 ID 7 E
ever mAnufaotursd either In Europe or America tha
PERFECTLY INITIATES NAFURE.
Prepared By ,. UristHdoro, AstoF House, n. =
Sold veIyEhere, and applied by all hair DrsI5ers.
''The Way Of the Transgressor is Hard
Follow tbs counsel and heed the advice contained in
the work "H1man ErAilty, or Physiological Re
search 3" 1t treats Of the evil eso Of early abuse
and indulgence, Is embelliahed with elaborate col
ored ensravr gs, portrayng every aturs and phase
Of disease poses the lscy Of the ordinary modes
adopted for the Of local aS Wsl Is hereditary
msladies ans gives the only sais and inaible rem
edy for exDunging every trace OF the Viru3 from the
aystsm,
s0lj by DE. Barrow, lsi Bleecksr street, New
York. Price IS eents-ient free Also, By g. ".
CLARK, D usgisi, Cleveland, O.
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MIsCELLANEOus.

AGRoUND.-A large black fore-and aft vessel,
lumber loaded, got aground yesterday afternoon,
down below the two lights In Detroit river The
tilT.
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HUMAN SYSTEM IS AFFLICTED WITH,
GOPTRIeHT SEoUEED.-En'ared according to Act o.
CONGRESS- IN the y.ar 1851, BY o W. GRAY, in the o.
District Court Clerk's Once, Northern District O
La6ies and -nta here's what viii cure
Al pains and aches with speed
Its always "a Q ana alWsyg sure,
It's what you al may need.
hope yoa'n al b vide awake,
And buy e whiis you may,
II only ieW dro - you take
lt drives all fain sWaJ.
Its always good for all the SICK;
Price, two DiEnfa and q hs -
Il makes all raid. d. OF 70 quick, E T
Twill make yOu almo8E laugh.
It drives pain iron thO gsath and head;
When fszliag all forsaken,
And When you think yea 'r5 almost dad,
You'll live II thiB Is taken.
From thousands Il has pain removed;
No one Bh-uld Ae usLhouEft.
Its elicaos haa been proved.
fhsre's no mist ks about it
ez5-soli BY Druggists ssuarally. ct
AGENTS WANTED. Agents. and Dealsru fur.
liahsd as reduced prices. Address al orders 10
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e issue every afternoon at 9 O'Clock an sven
tRy Leader oantaining al the latest newe gp 70
thsttime The Evening Leader wlil CONTAIN al
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-,1n b hFni9ked with the ncrning OF eXenlne s
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rho Surrender Of New OFIsans--OmcIal
CorreRpandenoo
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fcHa Nan n Ninleiures
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AfLeFnOOn COneeFL on Wednes'Y

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81 sUMmER ARRAEGEMEET. 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-23
The NOW Congress.



At the present election the Democratic
party makes some gains in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana, aud will no doubt also
make gains in New York In November
But these are not so extensive nor so i'm
portant as has been supposed, for reason
which has been overlooked. The next Con-
gress will be the first under the new appor-
tionment since the census of 1860, and it
seems to be forgotten that the Western
States gain in their representation, while
the Eastern States lose. The States which
gain are Illinois 4, IowaF4, Wisconsin 3,
Michigan 2, aud Missouri 2. Those which
lose are Kentucky l, Ohio 2, New York 2,
Pennsylvania 1, Tennessee 2.
Now the States 10 which the Republicans
have just lost members of Congress, Penn
sylvania and Ohio, are exactly those which
have a diminished representation in the
new Congress. iowa, which has in the
present Congress two representatives, has
SIX in the next. Wisconsin, which has
three members in the present Congress, has
six in the next. And so Illinois and Michi-
gan also gain members. All these States
are likely to stand firmly by the Republican
party. The Border States, Maryland, Ken
lucky, and Tennessee, lose four members
by the new appointment; bat dedueting
from this for the gain of two in Missouri,
there is Border State loss of three.
I 1t is too early as yet to speak definitely
of the political complexion of ,the next
Congress, but it is clear that the opposition
there will be decidedly increased. Parties,
however, will be so nicely balanced that
neither will be able to do any damage
without the concurrence of portion Of
the other side. If this shall operate to
reduce the public expenditures, and re-
strain that spirit of extravagouce which
ran riot in the last session of Congress,
We shall not be in the least sorry We
are fully prepared to sustain any proper
effort to reduce expenses which is compat-
ible with patriotism aud the vigorous
prosecution of the war for the suppression
of the rebellion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-23
The october ELECTION.

The Union war party have elected IF
teen out of iwenty-four members of Con.
gress in Pennsylvania. This includes Jos.
Bailey, Democrat, of the Cumberland dis
trict, who is tue present member. Because
Mr.. Bailey supported the administration
and the war measures, in opposition to the
Vallaudighnm clique. the Butternuts nom
mated Mr. Grosbrenuer, of York, bnt the
true men of the district stuck to Mr.. Baily,
and, with the assistance of the Republicans
elected him. 1t is perfectly fair, therefore,
to class him with the Union men. This
gives us ffteen to niue, which is pretty
well, considering the very large number of
Republicans and Union Democrats in the
army. The Legislature is in doubt; but at
the worst, the election of Hughes, or any
nther Of his kidney, to the United States
Senate, is out of the question.
In Ohio the Democrats have IA elected
out of 10 members of Congress, and their
State ticket.
In Indiana the Republicans have six rep
resentstives in Congress to five Democrats.
Iowa has six representatives under the
new appOrtiOnmeut, to two under the old.
The Republicans have both the members
in the present Congress, and at the election
on the I'd Tuesday of October they elected
the whole six. This is gain of four.
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and we
believe, Minnesota, elect the same day as
New York-the frat Tuesday, I'd day, OF
November. The vote in Iowa gives us
strong hopes of doing well in all the North
western States just named.-titsb. Gazette
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-23

A letter in the New York Tribune relates
the following:
1t occurred-what am about to relate
IA week ago. It was not an "item of
news" 1t was a joke, a funny incident of
the wnr, story OF man who continues to
vote for the lumeuted Gen. Andrew Jack
500. 1t was in this wise Mr.. Richardson
and myself were in the office of Capt. Pell,
Provost Marshal of Harner's Ferry. The
train from Baltimore and Washington was
just inj middle aged man of gentlemunly
appearance entered the Office. His grnyish
brown beard was neatly trimmed he wore
the black satin vest of rotund respectable
ty, the gold-rimmed spectacles of tho shea
Wy father" Calm benignity beamed from
his whole person. He resembled ones
idea of a "retired" Pennsylvania.
Placing his carpet sack carefully upon
the floor in q corner, removing, wiping, and
adjusting his spectacleS, he inquired with
mild unction of Col. Pell IchcTe he could find
Col. Niles!
al am sure, sir, can't tell you ~ said
Capt. Pell. He was almost aghast at the
question.
al have some business with tho Col
onel,' quoth the stranger. II believe he
is in command hero, is he mott Where are
his headquarters
"Didn't you know, sir" said Capt. Psll,
shat Dol. Miles was deadP"
"Dsddl Bless my soul, no !" cried the
stranger. "Why, what did he die of 2"
=" He was killed when this place was ia
ken" said Capt. Pell.
"welI we'll declare Vas he 2
There therel there Well, that is singu-
lar, now, is MT iti"
We thought 1t was.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-23
The New FInantIaI PoIicy--seeretary
Chase's New Programme.
Especial Dispatch to the New York POst.J
MAsHINeToN, October 20.


There is NO foundation for the current
report that the Secretary of the Treasury
will apply to the next Congress for author.
ity to issue more Treasury notes 1t is
probable that Mr. Chase will ask Congress
to legislate so as to curlail the issue of bank
bills, and thus restore the value of govern.
ment paper to the gold standard. II ia the
opinion of many financiers who have been
in Washington of late, that il NO more gov
erument paper were to be issued, and If all
the paper issues of the aanks could be sup
pressed the government paper would in
stautly rise to the value ofgold ThegoY-
eminent is convinced that something must
be done TO lessen the evil of the present dis
parity between specie and paper money.
1t has been proposed in certain quarters
that henceforth, instead of issuing any
more paper currency, the Treasury Depart
ment shall issue six months aud one year
six per cent. certificates of Indebtedness.
The old Demand notes are rapidly coming
in, as the importations for the last two or
three months have been very heavy, and
the duties have been mostly pa id in the old
notes, instead of coin,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-23

How 10 SAW rae HAIa rRoM FAILING
orE.-The following directions are plain
and the materials cheap: Rub once week,
we'll into the hair and upon the skin Of
your head, a mixture OF camphor aud borax.
Dissolve one ounce Of powdered b0rax aud
half an ounce of powdered campbor in a
quart of boiling water. When cold il is fit
for use. Some of the camphor will remain
in Jumps afterwards, but enough will re-.
main in solution for your purpose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-23

wnIBR the Administration seems to be
losing ground in the free border States,
advices from Missouri show it to be gain.
ing there. A rapid change is taking place
in public sentiment on the question of
emancipation, and it is believed to be quite
certain that the Presidents suggestions
will be adopted there. and the State speed,
lily relieved from Slavery by peaceful
measures. Senator Henderson and seua-
tor Browning. of Illinois, are largely con.
tributing to this result, by personal efforts
among the people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-23

TuE burning of a schooner on the Lower
Potomac, lately announced, with the
destruction, as it was supposed, of all on
board, proves to be au act Of rebel piracy.
She was seized by them in the night,
while at nnchOr in the stream. tho crew
made prisoners aud the vessel fred. Tho
Occurrencetook plaeeopposite st Georges
County, Maryland, and near Matthias Point
where the channel runs close along the
Virginia shore Scouting parties visit
this vicinity frequently, on the watch for
fresh enterprises of the same sort. The
river there should be patrolled by an
armed steamer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-23
pond sae sis ss RRsGgas.ees sr to ss.-

The Rebel Cengress proposing to sus-
In the rebel Senate, on Monday. the 18th
inst. the following House bill was taken
up and read:
"sEo. /. The Congress of the Coufeder-
ate States do enact, That during the pres
ent invasion of the Confederate States The
President shall have power to suspend the
privilege of the writ of habeds corpus in
any city, town or military district, when
ever, in his judgment, The public safety may
require il; but such suspension shall apply
onlyto arrests made by the authorities of
the Confederate government, or for offences
against the same.
$50. 2. The President shall cause pro-
per officers TO investigate the cases Of all
persons 50 arrested, in order that they may
be discharged if Improperly detained, un-
less they can be speedily tried in the
course of law.
"SEc. 3. This act shall continue in force
TOR thirty days after the next meeting of
Congress, and no longer"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-23

GOLD has fallen uNew York to s5aa2s
premium, fall of full IL per cent. from
the highest point touched last week, This
is mainly attributable to the fact that the
banks aud bankers combined agaius st the
spectators in gold, and refused to loan
currency on special deposits of coin, an
operation which was rapidly putting all the
gold in the market under the control of
set Of men who were gambling away the
siuews uud life blood of the country.