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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

Attention IL directed TO the notice Of q course of
letures on Physiology and Hygiene, by DIR. John
ii. Griscom, in our advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
r.ate.t siiD News.

ARRNED....rauRsp,i ocs, ~ '-s'a"s I,i, ps,
e,.,,.bi, D,n III Webster tnospita tfsnsgo',l Dles
~ tas'T IL 4 Oct T. with $50 scA ana "9nnu"d "a
Ps" bioamer swedish Euln, Antvcip - Sd'Ss ih'''"
Fguch Melaeko Nrndt.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

WINTER GARDEH-BESErIT OF EDWIN BoorH.
This evening Edwin Booth takes his first benefit
in two years at this thcater. appearing in lis great
role Of Iago.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

SWORD PREsESTATIoY.-On Wednesday night
Surgeon acDeruott T. Y. pre,enied wi an elegant
sword by bis fficoGs she,,er Ceuny The prsena-
ton place Fordhsm and the Afsr made the
sion for larzs ineng patriotic people The sword Is on
exhibition az Tiffany Co.'S.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

COMMISSIONERS or PUBLIc CHARITIES AND CoR-
RECrIoNs.-Thc Commissioners Of Charities and
Corrections held their semi-monthy meeting yester-
day, President Draper in the chair Tho report Of
the Committee Of tue Whole set forth that during
tho last two weeks 66i persons, li6 males and 5i9
fcmaes were arrested AS disorderly characters, and
were transferr d to the workbouse on BlackwellS r
Island The Warden of Bellevue Hospital reports
that he had sent Ill soldiers to Fort Hamilton,
ready for duty; and that he received ll5 In their
places. ). =. Jones' Company i, 10Th N. Y. Vol
un!cer, died in the hospital, The receipts aecEuins
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

PAY Your TAxEs-Thc Receiver Of Taxes an-
nounces that the Assessment Rolls for the current
year are ready and that discount of per cent per
annum will be- made on all taxes paid before the lst
of November.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
Hfecruuts OF HrOdrrx.

Ocr 9-hO0J bbls. Flour - bills Corn Mesl 800 bag,
do $40 bbls whisky i25 100 bush Wheat 1890 bush Corn
- bush Rye J1J bush. Oats 1lB pkgs on Ils. II pkg.
N'he' 40 phs, rro,,.lon. $40 psg. Lard "a kegs do
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

FoUSD DRovyED.-Yesterday morning the body
OF Adam Leutz Gr II yerB 81 ss- oeieasfns 20 Ia
the 700, OF shyesnh street Al .nqiea: was head On ih
body.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
lAdv.Ttiseoeut

oRABrE AND HAPPI."-A Phrerologicl Examination Al
Fowler Wells No 38 Broad~ay viii reveal your defects
aud hsnyour talents and how to ase them
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

-B. w. Sharp OF Memphis has been appointed
Uuiied States Commissioner Of Western Tennessee.
His Office 10 in Memphis.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

THE NEw.YoR4 PRisos AssocrArIos.-Fxtract
rom the muates Of the Third Prr.ty'ey Of New Yok I,
session In New.Yori. Oct. :, 1862;
Re.ol,ed That have Listened With deep n,.r.. to s
statements OF thu Rev r. &. Wines ID a. regard 70 ina
operations Of the Prison Association Of Now York and ,ht
we sincerely rejoice in 'hr great good ma;i'csy Accomplished
by that PbshthTrc orgfni,l0n, and CORDIALLY Commend
II and is WORK to the benevolent pnblic.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

New GUS FOR llARBoR DErENsEs.-An exhibit
ton was yesterday made at tho shop OF Mr. ID.
Fitzgerald in Greene street, OF new pattern Of
cannon for harbor defenses. Gen. Strong was
present, and expressed mis- approval Of tho design.
The gun-carriage is cigar-shaped boat, and the
weight of tho ball is TO be- from one 10 three tuns
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

SUPERIOR COURT-sPRci.L TzRx-ocr s--Bs.oTe Jus
BoswOKrH.
II re. Herman ROt1scnild.-Orler of arrest dis.
charged.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
We take the following paragraph from Tn.
independent Of this we k:

We take the following paragraph from IT,.
Independent Of this we k:
RETIRING EDiToR-AIr J. R. spsldins. former .,;,o,
and proprietor OF The Wo,d Of this city, Ia. d,.o,., 4,
connection with that journal 10 Consequence Of u
to the Emancipation Proclamation and II, .,n,o - ~
recent Den0sas nominations in ,h, State Mr. su.,ld,py
always conservative man, and Away. h.v,n, an hor..s
synpathy with The progress Of tho age find, that. Z,
'uch ul'e s' the present. his proper selfrespect will
permit III" no longer to lend hi, name and influence To
puoo which opposes Liberty sad ienounces tho Aa
min"sHon Tor seeking to rnsiuain IT, Seldom have abe,
writings cared In the NewYork pres, than ,ho,s viii,
from tme 70 time. Mr. spadn. hss furnished TO ia. wx
That journal now loses .ts atle. pen But Mr. do,.
prompt retirement from paper which he car Ion ..
with good coascrace is testimony 10 his moral Ir,..,
.ha. will win for him tie iacrescl respect Of oil good men
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

OBsgQUiEs OF THE WIFE OF GENERAL Scorr.-
The funeral of the wife of LieuenantG General Scott
took place yesterday afternoon from St. Thomas 5
Church. which was filled with the relatives aud
friends of the doceased. TIE services were per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Morgan assisted by the Row.
John Cotton Smith, Rev. d. +. Warren (Gen
Scotta pastor at Elizabeth n. j.. and the Rev. w.
o. Lawson Of Paris
Gen. Scou was the chief mourner. lie appeared
in civilians dress Gnd supported by bis sou.in-
law Mr.. Gould lloyt. The remains were inferred
in tho family vault ut the of tie church. Mrs.
Scott, it win be remembered, died few months
ago at Rome and her body was brought 10 this
Guy for inerment.
The remains iucased in an oak coffin covered
with black cloth, having the following inscription;
Mir, Maria Mayo Scott wife Of Lieutenant General scott
Born Ia Richmond in 1872 Died at Rome June lOth 1907
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

OBsrQuIrs OF THE LATE COT. MATTHEwsoy.-
TIE funeral Of the lgmenied COL Matthewson Of the
32d New-York Volunteers, better known the 1t
California Regiment who fell while galantly lead
ing his regiment at the glorious victory Of Auieam,
took place yesterday afternoon from the City Hall,
where the body had laid in state since its arrival
from Washington. AT 2oclock, under the direction
Of l.. VI. S-Dor the remains wero removed from the
Governors Room, and placed in a hearse, the horses
attached 10 which were oaparsoned in the American
colors. procession WAS then formed with the list
Regiment, Lieut.. Col. Smith as escort, and march
taken to the Greeno-sreet Methodist Church, where
gious services were performed by The Rev.
Messrs Beach aud Even. The following gentlemen
acted ss pall.bcaIers:
Gen John c. Fremont, the Hon. J. A. McDouga the Hon.
Edward Stauiy, the Hon G. n Gafrison William T. Cole
esq Gen. John :. Ellis Col rgouis Van Bugcn, tho
Hon. r. +. Low. tbs Hon =. r burton the Hon ). b.
smith tie lion. Eugene trowel George Wtke5 esq,
Eugene Kelley Henry Tnomps9n.
The detail which accompanied the body TO the
city WAS composed Of Capts. Ross and Fisk, Lieut..
C.. Stanley, Surgeon W. Is. Little, Sergts. Evans,
Burns and FiizsimmOns. The members Of the Com
mon Council, in carriages, joined in the procession.
At the conclusion OF the exercises, TIE remains were
placed in the vaul, OF Mr. Senior, the undertaken,
there to remain until Saturday, when they will be
sent by steamer to California, where the deceased
leaves "a wife and four children TO mourn he loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
DECISIONS

John McCar'hy ag,. Wm. Martin ct al; Henry
r. Duuharl "a, 1hos Dali st,u Il a. August Belmont ss
Tho. Z. Ferris r, a.; Jaiis Z. Humphrey -. Clark NJ
Humphrey MOTION. granted
SEPTEMBER CigcrlT-B-fore Jas.ice DAVIS
T.. II. spencer agt. w. > Ickney et al.-rhis was
suii g. f0rrc0sr gage loan u so
The defendant c- having sbtgi0ned the ministry
be eso, of the 'ns of the chu.ch gone
sp.culatifg n'efpOsef the deenss OF The plaintiff
Tor l5 Of i.fsudaur, pashoDers Jacs
for paintf r. H. Spooner aud he Hon. L. r Bowen
for the plaintiff L. r. b.se aAd Judge Holmes oI the
i-ndaot-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

Affairs in Texas-Gack khamiiton-Fighs
between the Confederate $50 mud the
Snrtiago dc Cubu-Defeat of Price by
Hosecrams- -Lsnrn,ins Condition OF
Isicksacnd-Euci Ncnr Chnricston-
Meeting at Bayou EaTorcIe-Eoarful
ES.Ois in Ncyy-X0Tk.
We have received copies of The Grena2c APpsai
of 'he Oath ult., and The Mobile ECenmg Ne'rs, Of
the 23d, from which we make the following ex-
tracts:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

Iicuhru - Dp"hlng, iule'c' sbo srieu ior tns
murder Of his vile Aun Downing. convicted Of man
sksr in tue second gree ami rssnded for senieoce
Joseph Barry silor indicted aud ied for the murder o
John Wager Acquitted
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

Mr. \. s. Lyman requests us to state that his gun,
described in yesterdays TRIBUNE, is no, On public
exhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

from the labor OF the inmates Of the Wo,L u.--
aA,ns-hodse, a Nc, amounted to 2s23 Is Ts
cierk called the attention of the Board +, hs ,hs
@ oOen ma, Se oe'wsen wee IOo and 800 persons mostly
in defeolt of bail, for minor oen,se Ine h, Island
conined' some two and some three month nJu Doe9 @
might prob 'by remain as much longer nals.s an
action was tasen in their cases. Sncc l,ss some
ibeys have been adted the various s,, rdpU'
81; dled -; discharged, LA; cent to BI.c,
Nemser Mem r'snu, Soo sent to State Prison, 1873
Of Il on the numLer rema'ing al last =.
acdIion there are at Bellevue Hospital ar and "a
tae Island Hospital 800 sick and wonnded soldS In
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBERs.-Oc a-Before Ja,,ice
isGRsHAN
ARREST FOR DscoUHAGiSG ESLlsrMEsTs, sUsrES.
sION Oy THE HABEAs CORPUS.

sIOS Ov THE HABEAs CORPUS.
! In re Daniel Byrne.-Prisoner WAS arrested for
dhcoursgng enii.tn ens by ntncg volunteers to de.er
wit Of fab.ts cu.pus directing Suoe
ent Kennedy radnc- him N-strI5s,, M Kennedy rs.
,urnet that be- held ns prisoner under direction Col sr.
yey Brown military prisoner Counsel 70, NJ Kennedy
coutenjed that the Court had Jurisdiction case as 4
within the pfocis-tin Of IN. Pr.scsu,
pending the OF hahea, corpus IN ike the present.
On tie other hand c4ans that th- President had no
ght 70 sospeud he wd' ia sovereign State excep, said
state 10 ho.,lby to'hG Genera. Government
TIE Judge sdjoarua 'Ls Ill this n.orniB. when Mr.
Ken e1S's couhsr ask- postponenrn; I'LL u O'Clock
the Governor ~ aid he after would be referred
70 hn. Before u uc however. Mr. K-nledy put In :
former r.tun sta haf Col Brown hai directed him to
refer tue the Governor hAi ordered the pis-
oneT' release upol sh .aIs Of tcs' the Jud., dismissed
the NriL
poel lor Ar Kennedy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

COURT OF GENERAL sES>IONs-ocr a-Be.ore Re-
coraer hoFgsAs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
The National Wa Cornrniftec.

The National War Committee met yesterday
afternoon the Chamber of Commerce and Underwriters
Building The following reports were read, accepted end
ordered to be pubirhed:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
PROM RICHMOND AND TIKE sCUTra

The Rebel Finsncisi Schemes Denounced
The Tyronuy OF The Rebel General Gov
crnmert-FrOua Gen. Ecc's arIny-rsis-
cpiiancous Matters.
We have received Richmond PAPERS Of the ON
inst, from which week u the followng
From The Richmond EraHiser, Oct 6.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
TEXAs INTELLIGENCE.

After long absence we agsin find upon our table
The Houston 3eeg Neirs Of lie IN inst, II publishes the
address Of the Governors of the four Mississippi Stof
ND expresses eatincaion at its iuarce ithok there
now Vre nsOn 20 The Objects to be &c
opshed csu any reasonably enterta doubt o
for proper concert of action aud mutual under
standing between the four States errescu ed by them IN
that may be properly prepared for te pcse eef
gency Tie Hon Coy ~ Byln now In Richmond for the
pose Of preonng PIc.dert Davis the
commended for these four States sud asking his approval
the esrer Of communication from the four Gov
the Senators and Representatives Of the otho States
OF the Ionieinracy.
Major VII. Armstrong had arrived from ri hmond with
$500 CO0 fIr the public service.
M George Holland who lad TO Sabine Tass. Besu-
mons. Orauge rec asceIti he Truth Of about the
prcva Of yellow fever reported that the epdcui,
prevailing badly ~ Sabine Pas. but there had been
Jingle case siy Of the other poin's
JACK HAMILTON.
4 gentleman direct from Matamoras says that
when hc eft Jack Hamilton. eight of his de1drd follow
81 that civ In deinie conrition. Thsy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

Presest status TIE dsuands Of PoPala-
liza voaid s0Oa be ss7Plied Railroads
Eo1ld Sad t5eir ray aiS0g CIR rivers aua
lsder oar 1oastaias iuto The fulerior;
mines u0uId beopeasaaooaElb e hills aaa
nasuAelares grow up AMID ther.lIeys-
KmaneiPasioa you'd bEiHE capital a1a
enerEy, sd these NoalA produce Eesilh,
and wealth HsuId create eoBSorts aad re-
6neDenis. SehoOlboases would take the
place Of stiu- 6oases. aud ehareAes be sab
ssitatsd for grog-shofs- The ineraAse of
wealth uonId not Be eOaknea 70 that
brOaRht in Tkers would Be great aad
immediats advaneeDeu, Of eveEJIhiaE.Ve
row possess. Every species Of raj e.
tate uoald 60 mp. lands pArtiealssiy. Wes-
tern TErginia i happily adapted 20 the sHs
teEauee ofibe largest POPaIatiOa- With is
great aErieuItural resources It aaitss fseil-
ites for nanufaeiare such IS viii sustain
tuo classes OF pOPuIstiOs Who wiIl BE
mutually EuPPOrtiag. Il EOuld nOt be
ven many years before railrOad would
6ad II. -ay up the NooOagAhela Valley 10
unite With one from tie KanAEba- What
ever point night be he capital, wheeling
with its Tsalth aud start voGld b the me-
tropoIis- ItEouid derive ell the bene6ts
frOa suck relariou 70 the aev State aud
The tidsof slIgrntios that ~ould Poufs il
apoa rs before knally locating itself The
stroog teadeoey ia ali industriai pOPOIa-
noas TO eeutrali1e would in \ few yen
bald up Wheeling into eOmneFeiAl city
scarcely Interior in rank 70 PltisbOEg, while
such tOEhs hs Parkersb1rg aad Ciarksburg
would soon aspire TO city governments.
znd one OF The other would, We Presuue'
expect to Be made The Capital.
On the day that President LineOiu pro-
claims us separate State in the Union, the
state of things ne have family depicted
will begio- Whether it shall eEer Be,
depends ia some measure upon surselses.
Surely so far as on our own people depends,
nothing ought to be lacking. snfeIy uheu
such choice is held up before rs We will
got refuse to pat ont our hand add pluck
the prosperous fruit. Surely We viii be
able for ouee to pat aside ali minor and
selfish considerations, and looking far DOT
beyond results sHeo,iug the present gene
ration, lend hand TO work for which
distant pOstsrity will bless us
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

SRne geHtlenen, Uho ret1rned yestAf-
day fro0 Farrenton, and who had had
god opPortnniiies io- i0dging Of the con-
dilio1 Of tbfogs 10 Gea- Barnside's army,
report reEy ElTor4bly 1Pon i 10 AL respects.
The soldiers are in 6ne spirits sud eEtTaOF-
dinary health There Is less Sickness Ihan
ever before, thus demonstrating What has
beep denoostrated = thousand times, that
il il the IisIisss eoahnemeat of camps Which
safeeblss men, and rot the fatigues and eI-
si1snent o. Darehing aBd of iDPeldiug
battles. Ths Army OF the Potomac has adj
Faneed. and IL under the eommaad Of =
general Who means 70 do something II is
this which Inspires the soldier with new
life and energy.
towards Gen Burnside suopg both 0Eieers
and psl- Here and here al of5reE has re-
siglF1 from pretended indignation At the
r. al OF Mcclellan. bat they are \ class
q 66eers Who have long been seeking al
exeuae for throwing up their commissions,
10 aFoid the risks Of fighting. The more
resiEnatiOns there are Of that description
the better for the army.
The enemy j. knoEn 70 be in force At
C1ipePer, hut his main body is believed 70
be a GoriousyiIIe Gen. Jackson Is IN the
Valley. prepared for mischief generally, 70
strike throagh the Blue Ridge Gaps upon
the hank OF Gen. B1Ensids's army. or 70
make raids into or towards Pennsylvania,
As Occasion may OEer. BE viii fnd his
position 10 The VALLEY An uncomfortable
oae, amer his communication with Rich
laoad. By the Virginia CentraI Railroad is
5nt OF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
A Rlt OF Scored HIEtory.

Ithss transpfred that The rebel General
Albert Syd9ey Johnston, killed At Shiloh,
concerted 1ies plan TO possess the seees-
Siouigts of California ~ the beginning OF
the re5eliiOu- He Vas 10 command At San
RfAheisco. AIs giTen time the SECESSION
its we're 10 take the forts with bis eonni-
vance, aud EeiLe 60, 900 stand Of arul ship
ped there by Floyd for the very purpose
San francisco. At their ercy. must have
suceumbed, and the rebels would thus have
had port ia which TO 81 out priIateers,
aud would likewise have Obtained control
Of the vast treasure Of the State. The fact
WAS either suspected or known at WASH
ibgtoR. Brig Gen 3. v. Sumner vas ap-
pointed TO the command in California, aud
was priyily put on board ship At sea, ar
irving a San Praneise0 without previous
intimatiou Of bis coming. He walked,
ineognito. 70 the once Of Johnston, in
formed him that be was bis successor,
showed him bis papers. and demanded i'm
mediate possession. The astonished rebel
had no alternative bat to comply In
half M hour after all the guns OF the
fort were run ont on the land side, aud
heavily shotted. The same evening, the
90, 900 stand Of arms we're secured. This
brilliant, but quiet, coup Tetat saved the
BI Dorado state.-Basato Co.'S Adrerfisy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

RlcHnoxD is the best -four market in
the South, Her mills are as famous as
those of Rochester, n Y, and yet, a
week or two ago, flour was selling in
Richmond ut S2T a barrel white wheat
at 81 a bushel; red at 1895; unbOlted
corn-meal at s. a bushel, and bran at GO
cents. With such prices ruling in the
best market of the COnfederates. and that
Immediately after harvest, the prospect
for the winter and spring months is not
the most cheerful they could contemplate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

D. W. yooRHEEs, member Of Congress
from Indiana, had personal encounter
last week in indianapolis with a regular
army oficer. He called the officers lazy
hirelinRs. The ofieer said hs WAS liar,
when VOORHEES, struck him. The onScer
then turned to aud gave VOORHEES, such a
logging that be was compelled to take to
his bed. Voorhees, Was 10 indianapolis de.
Tending man who WAS charged with aid.
ing rebel prisoners to escape.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
Gen. Coz going Into Winter Quarters.

We hear, Indirectly, from the Kama
Wha Valley, that the army under COM
mand of General Cox will go into winter
quarters IN 4 very few days. Our advance
Is at SummerVille. Nicholas County. The
rebels are in some force at Lewisburg. IN
the adjoining county Of Greenbrier. but
would probably abandon that point if an
advance were made upon them. The re-
port that Cox will push on to Stanton is
hardly credible He has neither the force
nor the transportation for such aieenter-
prise, and it is too late in the season to
attempt It The most We can reasonably
expect in Western Virginia during the
remainder Of the campaign viii be the
through exRuBion of the rebels, the pun
ishment Of the bushWhackers, and 9 res
torstiOn of the authority of the loyal Yir-
ginia Government In the counties west Of
the Alleghanies.-CaaeinHah C0RnereiaL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
From HtRhland CouRty-MOntersy
Surprised and Taken.
HEADQUARTERS % BRIoADE, I
AoSTERE1, HIsHLAHD Co. Va,
November 10, 1867.

Editors Lateligese4
enclose for your peruSal copy Of the
Rockingham Rtgistey. Our forces oeeupi-
ed the town on yesterday. under command
of Act. Brig Gen Geo. r Latham. We
met With but little opposition and captured
those who opposed rs. The Inhabitants
we're completely surprised, not dreAming
Of orr approach AmoDg tbs prisoners
sent 70 the rear IL Wa. Fleming, member
Of the rebel Legislature
In haste, Yours Trnly,
r, ". HsELETF,
Act Brig. Shrashn. Second Brig.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
u Wetern DisEief u VirEiais. -c4-
In Rsn, in aeanss q PAR
f.iflra "a ColGsc.lion.
Jacob s shTiVer-

- In Rem, In eanae a Par
Jacob $. shrirer. feituF' and coaasrlliOa-
Where's a. the Spring Tern, A D. ls63, Of the
District CoEt q H. United States E5r TIA western
District Of Firia At wheeling. inloTuIltioa w.
hsd On lealf o. ths Unite1 States b. the DlEtrict
Attorney thereof for EaEl District, aElngl Jarnb
ShItEeTs real property described IN sid fnforafto1
and climate IN oht0 CSlnfy YirEza alleging IN sub
stance th1t sd Shriysr = suEAEe4 q Cha eKiIfilE
inslrEeetion against the United StEteE that e Ihs
tine hs became - ellgo1 h The OEner q ths
property aforeEld md that he hl5 uls1 eu1seltsd
70 thu u1s Ofths sane q aiding sid insrractioa or
aone Psrlon or psrSOns enEAgod theretl an1 pEaylg
that sid property nay b eoldssltsd And sold = .
f5Tteited 70 the United StAioE-
HoE, theEsflEl, IN TIrslanrs q De noaftioa m
der theseal q the slia Court one diraetad and g.
hvsred Do hereby give plbhe nOtias % al pers0us
claiming any tntera.tin sid property, % apPear be-
lore the Judge Of the DistreE Court q Ghs United
States Of AeEe1 In tie WetsFn District Of TfFEfril
q Whseling. o. The 25th day q NOEelb.r, A D
1s62, q the saHas shaH b day q or else
on the next day O. ju dietioa thereafter, thea a1d
theFs % inteEpose thsirelals anf uls thgfr Ale
Cations IN that behalE
Dated theSth Day Of 6oEs1esE, 1sa2-
EDWARD n NORTON,
1arlh.l ofths UuIt-l stlfes for re y. IVA
BEHyAlIIS H sEEEls Es9s District AftGnsy.
l-9Ns-s4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

sOxE OF the sensation newspapers have
accounts, partly pathetic aud partly ludi-
crous, of Gen. McClellau's last interview
with his officers and soldiers in Virginia.
The accounts disagree in all material par
ticulars, and bear every mark OF having
been got up by ingenious Bohemians in
their garrets in New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

We notice tina. sOme OF our exchanges
have been cutting down their size, in con-
sequence of the high prices Of paper and
and other printing materials. Many others
will have to do the same or raise the price
Of subscription aud advertising.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
Asl Be. SIC, sseoaa BdE..

EAlHclPAIIoS n HiSloUaI.-There will
be majority Of ten IN iitigor Of emascipA,
dos IN the MfssourfI eturs.. The Con-
gressiOnaI delegation stands as follows:
Dist. i. Francis P. Blair, Union.
2. a. T. Blow, EmAncipationisL
}. ]. G. Scott, pro-slsTery Dem.
4. s H. Boyd, Emancipationist-
.. J. W. AeClurg, EmaneipatiOuist-
G. A. A. King, Pro-slayery Dem.
7. Beu. Loan, Union
g. Vim. A. Hall, Democrat.
8. Jas. s. Rollins, Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

TIE following MajOr-Generals are now
without a command: Geo. B. Mcclellan.
John c. Fremont, Geo. CadwalIader
Edwin D. Morgan, Irwin Mcdowell, Cas-,
sius n. Clay, Ethan A. Hitchcock and
Fitz John Porter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

ARMY letters state that Gen. Burnside
Is everywhere greeted with unmistakable
evidence of affection and confidence. The
whole nation, also, greets him kindly and
wishes him from their hearts speedy and
undoubted success.