Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27


Forums NoEupE, Jaa. 35.-Tho stotI
has cleared Suay aud The IHn Is boU Sblu
ing. II Consequence Of The FOagh Weslh
eF the Geo. WsshiaGton has uoi mads
trip 70 Cherry St0as Sihes Tuesday.
TIE Adelaide did not lFriTS iron Balti
uorO aatil lb0ut 10 o'clock this Afternoon
The GsorgihAR, detained from last night
len At about the same time this Afternoel
for Baltimore.
Z 4 Sag Of truce this afternoon took Y
Cnasy ISlhud tOVsFal rebel officers Uh,
arrived yesterday morning from Baltimore
4 boat also brought back several palssn
gers 10 20 North.
( The q, S. transport Louisiana. Of tb'
I BurnSide expedition, formerly Of The lin'
between Old Point and Baltimore, has beeu
bsaehsd 70 preVtas her falling into ihC
hands OF toe rebels. She was burnt. Al
hzuds were saved.
A light boat on middle sAoa!, PLACED
there to supply The absenee Of The Caps
Henry light house, Heut ashore last night
on Pleasure House beach. The crew were
taken to Norfolk.
4 dispatch from Rockville says that Gen.
Critieudeu has retired. and will make a
stand at Monticello,
The Day Book Of Saturday contains rot
word Of the Burnside expedition, except
log paragraph on the weather, sayiag tia,
under the Impression ihatth Burnside sX.
petition il the cause Of Il all Somebody
relieved themselves yesterday By wishing
that .be said fleet would either 60 the bot
tom or 90 home, as they were tired Of such
bad weather, and never expected to see BET
Ter while they were menaciuE the South.
An extract Is given from the NsWberu
ProgreiS, OF Thur5dAy last, which says IA
reference to the reported presence OF the
lieet In PamlieO Sound, Up TO the present
time Of writing, Wednesday, VIC are not
sure whether there Is NOW or ever has
been, Yankee gunbOat over tue sWash at
lattsras OF not The latest news We have
is from Capt. Hill, who arrived here yes
terday from SiAtainuskee, Hyde county,
through the Sound, and says hsEaw moth.
ia the Sonnd Of guhboalS. We shall pro-
badly hear more Of il before going to
presI.
Col. G. b. Siuglstsry sOughtand obtain
ed permission from fine Commanding Gem
eral to 60 on reeonnOitering expedition
down the river lie left Tuesday evening.
APP. S. added 10 the above article says
Col. SinglstAry bad not arrived when We
went to press, and We arc still IN doubt.
The rebels at last admit ihsir defeat 10
Kentucky.
The Day Book says under the head,
"Further particulars Of the Somerset dis.
aster-noi 20 bad as lirSt reported by our
side-G,OO Coulelerates fight $4,000 Fed.
erals The Petersburg press sendS usthe
following: Geu. CFittenden began the ~.
tack At o'clock On Sunday morning. The
enemy was supposed 20 be but 1900, but
was afterwards found to be 1900 strong.
Gen. ZollieoiTsr Was killed early In the lac.
iion. Gen. Crlttehden was wounded, Col.
Carroll took command Of tue forces and
reeroSsed the Cumberland river. Our loss
was 800. The enemy lost 400 or $780,
Ratledges and Meetings. batteries we're
LETT on the field. We marched seven miles,
The enemy we're rspulssd three times and
fell back TO their Notifications. They then
outiiankCd US. We TelreAted to our breast.
works, were surrounded, and crossed Cum
berlaud river under ere at eight o'clock
Sunday night We lost al our horses,
tents and equipments, and II guns were
spiked or thrown in she river.
Coils. Powell, Butler, Stahm aud Cum-
InluEs were wounded. Major Pogg was
wounded in the hip.
ZoliicoTer's dead body has not been yet
recovered.
Our forces were COCO strong and we're
still falling back.
A second dispatch dated Petersburg
Jan. %, says;
A dispatch from 4 friend At Knoxville
has Just been received, saying Orittenden
had rallied at Monticello and will make a
stand there.
The disaster 10 our forces was very much
exaggerated by the iugiiTes.
A dispatch dated Wilmington, Jan. "a,
SAYS q heavy wind from the East By \. E.
prevailed all last night and to-day up to
s o'clock this morning.
There is nothing new from tue coas! ex-
cepl an apparent wreck drifting shoreward
this morning, 10 miles East OF New Inlet
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