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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
RD-TaE GUERRILLAs N .WrsTvpvv,.

TIE G5uERRILLAs IN swEsrERx. VIA.
eISiA.-We are permitted to make IN. r.,
lowing extracts frDm a letaer.yvi,,en BY c.,
Harris, of the lob Virginia Regimen, and
received yesterday by a prominent oefs5aI
It will serve 10 show the uniuitiated bor,
the system of guerrilla warfare is carried
on in Western Virginia
Ny district is at this time mncb ;nf..,.,
by gueErillus aud requires very ac,ira 90
tAl'ons A party OF guerrillas under Val.
scr SoOl, who was sheriff of Webster coun-
", came last week into the nei,bborbonJ
Oh o. camp canaan and robbed one william
nyeF, taking all his horses, and DIunderiny
ms ,! aouser taking all their clothing. brjs
uingr shoes, stocking, &c. They even took
All Tue 6onnets and jewelEy from the fen.j..
portion OF his family / ordered ont =
scout OF 90 men under Capt. Hall, Compnnv
n I'd Virginia regiment, from Huttonsyi.Ir
!" come IN on them from that side, and sent
detachment OF SO men under Lieutenant
hewls, ComPanyB b, l0th Virginia Regiment.
from tnis side after them. Capt. Hall fell
IN with aud captured that portion of this
party, that had started OF with the horses
TO sell them and captured them all tn
Sether with the horses. The balance of the
stolen property he did not look for as he
Heemed 1t best TO secure what he had got
aad at once came inwirh the prisoners aud
horses, arriving here by forced marches
on Thursday evening, having marched his
men and prisoners 81 miles tie first l]sv AZ
ter the capture was made.
he also brought in Mrs. Arthur. the
widow OF Mr.. Arthur who was killed bv
TWO of the Cherwiugs, one of whom has
oeen captured, and is now a prisoner In
charge ofGen. MilrOy. Capt Hall brought
Mrs. Arthur and ner son in by order of
zen. Mllroy, TO be used as witnesses in the
case. They will swear that the two Cbew.
rings hFSt captured her husband aud sent
him prisoner to Louisburg, whence he
was sent 10 Richmond. By the intzrcaz-
sion OF friends he was released and came
home tired aud sick. On the day after he
got home the Chewrings came there, call
ed him out aud told him they Wonld give
hlm fifteen minutes to leave aud return 10
Richmond, and that if he did not do SO tbey
would shoot him. He replied that he was
worn out and sick and could not go unless
they would furnish him horse. They then
tore him violently away from his wife who
had hold hold of him, begging them to spare
ms lite, and shot him Within ten steps of
where she stood. He had brother in your
city and another a minister of the gospel
OF the NJ. s. Church, think living in
Athens county, Ohio.
Capt. Hall also brought out With him
poor man and his family whose life was in
jeopardy, because he would not join the
guerrilias. He has since joined one OF our
and will be valuable guide for
our scouting parties in Webster.
Col. Harris is now located at Buckbau-
non in Webster county, and his field of OPP
eratiOns has been principally in Webster
and adjoining counties. He has done good
service in Riding the State of guerrillas.
for which he deserves great credit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
Oar Fleet Ia James River.

FoRTREss MONROE, May 2G.-Advices
from our flee, at City Poiut, james river,
received last night, state that no new at
tack had yet been made upon the rebel for
ti6cations below Richmond
One of the men in the gunGoat Port
Royal was wounded in the thigh on Sntur-
day by rife shot from the shore while on
the lookout in the foretop. The enemy 5
sharPshooters make it dangerous to pa S
from one vessel to another, anl their balls
frequently strike their side.
All the inhabitants of City Point have
been forced TO move 10 Petersburg and int
the interior by the rebels.
folk to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

HARHlsRuAG, May 27.-Active progress
is making, in obedience to the reauisi,ion
recently made by the United States GOV.
eminent, 10 organize and forward immedi
ateiy all volunteer and military force the
State. Meanwhile the State authorities
have requested the War Department to
modify the requisitiou by specifying the
number of men wanted. Il is general,
believed that, in fact, y small part Of ih,
military force of the State viii be suiiei-
enl 10 meet any existing emergency.
The New York Ttb regiment has ins,
passed through this place. en- route for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
REED L KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

@A CARD.-Nrs. W. C. presents her
compliments, snd recommends her friends
when they wish to make an elegant JsLyy
to use Cores Sparkling Geiatiat. For sale
by T. H. Logan s Co, and Logan, List &
Co., Druggists
FOuxD IT our I'VE heard lady say, a
day or two ago, that she had been looking
for good hair brush in vain, until she
stepped in at Al, Main street, It. H. Logan
& Co.'S Drug House. where she bought an
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OUT that it is the place to secure fine
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Housekeeping Arheiss, &C.
Do You LIVE Ix TowN OR CouxrRY?-No
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Paints, Oils, brushes, Pe.tuo,eries, Spices,
Notions, &C., is at t. II. Logan & Co. s, No.
n, Main St, or Logan, List & Co.'s, Bridge
Corner.
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WAsHlxGToS, May az Notice is given
by the War Department that the further
elimination of the bodies of deceased SOL
diers, in cases where public means of trans
p0rtation would have to be relied on, can
not be prohibited
A gentleman who has just arrived here
on Official business from the City of Next
co, having left there on the 5ih inst, re-
ports that towards the latter part of last
month, the British Minister, Sir Charles
Wyke, concluded a treaty al Puebla, with
Senior Doblaudo, by which all difficulties
with the English we're amicably settled
And bad it NOT beer for the sudden action
Of the French, a treaty with Spain would
have been concluded also by SenOr Do
blandO and Gen. PTim. The latter person
Ieft, however, the shores of Mexico on good
terms with The Juarez Government, aud a
Minister will be sent to Madrid to arrange
satisfactorily all matters in dispute.
The President, in reply 10 a resolution
Of the House of Representatives asking, if
not Incompatible with the public interests,
TO be furnished win copies of sucn cores
pondeuce as may have been received since
! che bate message relative to IhesconditiOn
or sHairs in Mexico, .,ud the breaking up
of the treaty with the latter by the allied
powers, says il is met deemed expedient to
! comply with the request to-day.
I The NatioRdi IaieIijyeseer OF to-day, re-
ifeTi1g to the representations that the In
surgents again menace the national capt.
/ tai, says that, besides creating q false
alarm, they are unjust to the military dig.
positions the Government has made tor the
protection OF this city, While their oalJ
teneet abroad can be 70 prodRce fctitioa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

HARRISBURG, May 2T.-The following
important General Order has jus, been is
sued
General Order No. &c.
FlRsr, The Governor being notified by
the Secretary of War, by Geographic dis.
patches received this afternoon, that the
President will no longer require any other
troops from Pennsylvania TO be mustered
iut9 the Uaited States service, but those
who volunteer for three years or during the
war, General Orders Nos. %, "a aud IS of
these Headquarters, dated on the 26th inst.
calling for three months volunteer militia,
are hereby countermanded and revoked.
SEcoXD, All Commanding officers who
may have issued their orders for the mus
tering into service of The United States of
their respective commands, undertake said
orders OF the 26th inst, are hereby ordered
10 cOunternand the same.
THIRD, The Governor on issuing this
order congratulates the people of Pennsyl-
vauIa that the emergency, " hich seemed 10
demand their immediate service, no longer
exists, and would also command the patri-
otto zeal and alacrity manifested in every
section of the Commonwealth 70 meet it.
By order of A. G. CURTry.
Governor and Commandments Chief.
A. L. RCssELL, Adjutant. General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

EBTHE LATE HERRICASE.-The great
storm of Wednesday, the 2lst, was severe
considerable damage was done by the gale,
elsewhere than in Wheeling. AtCincinnati,
Buildings were uurooted, cellars filled, and
shade trees prOstrz,ed. At Conneaut. on
the Western Reserve. several houses were
GHroofed, orchards destroyed, and hail fell
as lzrge As walnuts Al Buffalo, catar-
acl of water fell. accompanied by rain
aud wind storm. One large boarding house
was blown down, but luskily none of the
iHnates were unch injured. A sailor was
prsciPita,ed from topmast, aud fatally
hurt. The damage sustained in Buffalo and
vicinity was quite large In steubenville,
The loss was merely nominal, ezcepiin the
destruction of shade trees, which were
blown Down in large numbers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

E- The Rorr or GES. BAxKs.-We
i-4Fa trom Cob Alexander, Aid 10 Gov.
P=.rPoins, who left Mar,insburg on Sunday
morning., aud who was near the command
Of Gen. Banks when he was attacked by
The combined forces of johnson. Jackson
aud Eweli, that Gen. Banks force did not
exceed foar thousand Col. AIs1ande.
says that Gen. Banks deserves everlasting
Lonor for the splendid manner ia which he
llAnoeuvred and encouraged his men in
tie dreadful emergency He was attacked
both IN the fron,aul in the rear with over
@lelming forces, aud the wonder of the
whole Valley is that lac succeeded in es-
Gaping at all He saved almos, his entire
supply train, aud as will be seen by the
dispatches elsewhere, has succeeded in
crossing the river at wilIiamsport in
safety
When Col. Alexander passed through
Hag=rstowu, he found the Union men ter
ribIy ezasperated at the defeat of Banks.
Taey were destroying the Office of the
Hagerstowu -NoR, secession paper, aud
the secessiouis,s were fleeing the plaee.
The Colonel says that the Union men of
Virginia were crossing over into Maryland
with their families, at Hancock and other
points, and the hills were swarring with
1-a, women and children.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

ESTAE BALrIMoRE AID Ono RAIL
ROAD.-It has not We: been definitely as
certaiued whether the rebels have again
damaged the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
between Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg,
though they have possession of that por-
lion of the route. On Sunday the en-
plOyees of the road, hearing of the approach
of the rebels, run most Ofthe rolling stock
down to Cumberland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

FHlLADELrHiA, May IA special meet
ing of the Select Councils was held to-day
at the request of the Committee on the
Deienccs aud Protection of the city, TO con.
slider business arising ouI of the cali of the
government of the United States, and of
the State for services of additional troops
from PhilaGelphia.
Mr. Wetheuill, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Defeuces, &c, directed the City
Controller to countersign all warrants
drawn hy the Mayor in pursuance oforders
of the Committee on Defcuces. This was
Tor the purpose of properly equippiug the
Home Guards for active service.
Objection WAS made to giving such whole
sale power TO the Committee, aud warm
debate ensued. Mr.. Wethuill thereupon
presented his resignation
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

Is- RxclTEufNr ~ srEuHkNv1LGE.-l

La EXCITEMENT N SrEUEENyfLLE.-A
large and enthusiastic meeting oj ;Ae CHI
zsas Of Strubeay,,Ir. va hsii "a Moat.y
evening" ia re-p,a>- 10 !, caiI Of he Gov
rFao7 Of uhio Tor volunteers 10 assemble
a, Columbus. tLer- 10 l.e ur.apfz-.! a. j,
guard for the prisoners - t;,n3 c..se
Hon. James Collins ~ eai:ei 10 the
cbsir sad briefly stated the o5jrc. of The
meeting
Two distinguished officers f,orn this city
Msjor D II. MePhail. Chief Paymas.er. and
Major Joseph Darr, Jr., Provost Marshal
General Of the Mountain Department. with
delegation of our citizens, were prsseu,
% motion, Major NcPhail was called
upon 10 address the nssemblage, to which
hr responded in fiery aud soul-stirrinv
appea 10 the patriotism of his hearers
handling without gloves the luke-warm
mon men of the country and abiding 10
tue noble stand early taken by his native
atate OF Maryland ia this contest for the
restoration of the Government. His elo.
7a=at address will long be remembered by
those present.
Judge Means very appropriately intro
daeed Major pars to the audience, paying
Ian handsome and well deserved com
E!.;nsnt tor his valuable services in West.
Frn Virginia Major Darr replied in his
Usual felieitons style, creating cOnsidera.
BE msrrimeat by relation of some of his
experiences as Provost Marshal.
At the close OF ;he meeting over fifty
persons came tor~ard aud enrolled their
names in response to tie call of the Gov.
eraor.
An elegant supper was afterwards ten
ds'ei tue invited guests by Capt. boy e, of
the steamer 5. c. Baker, at which Judge
Means presided.
During the excitement of tue evening
gentleman we'll known here. largely en-
gagged in supplying the Qa4rtermas,er,s
Department, MAS robbed Of a pair II socks
AMI came near losing his 6oOt,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
Me Rahals Retraatine.

BALTIMORE, May az Private accounts
from Martinsburg represent that only Il few
rebel scouts arrived in town yesterday, and
shortly after retired without doing any
damage to the place. The indications are
that the rebels are retreatng to Wtuches-
ter.
All is quiet here this morning. a large
force of police is Stationed along Baltimore
street and other localities 10 prevent tur-
bulen: gatherings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

E1-GEN. FRANz SIGEL was in Pitts
burg GA Monday afternoon, ~ roa,e for
Washington He appeared on the plat
tosm Of the cars and male brief address
He said his profession was that of sol-
der, aad SO far had spoken at the mouths
Of cannon, and written with his sword in
mems blood He would bless the hour
Waen peace was declared, for he did not
i.Aewar Blu: the war was NECESSARY to
pat down rebellion, and whatever he might
have done, he Wa. willing to do more, aaI
all in his power, for the case of the
Uaiou. He returned thanks for the honor
shown him, aud retired to the sleeping
car. His remarks wereireesived with en-
rhusiasm, and he was frequently interrupt
ed with cries, such as '.You did your duty
at Pes Ridge, you're bully Dutchman,"
&c.
Gen. Sigel was not in uniform, and his
appearance plainly indicated that he was in
bad hesltI. notwithstanding the evidence
OF feebleness. exhaustion aud marks of
disease, the enthusiasm of the crowd APP
psAred To give him strength, aud it was on
ly when the train moved off that he took
his seat in the car. Loud and prolonged
cheers greeted him as he disappeared from
view while standing on the plato rm ofthe
rear car.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
An Quiet at Harper's Ferrv

wAsHISeToS, May27.-By dispatches re-
ceceiVed at the War Department, We learn
that affairs are quiet at Harpers Ferry aui
its vicinity.
a message from Gen. Banks d4ted on e
O'Clock this morning, says Capt. Calls of
the Zouaves DAfrique has brought his
command into Hancock, having had but .
killed.
a later dispatch from Gea. Banks says
all is quiet at Wllliamsport.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

La EXCITEMENT IL CuNBERLAxD.-we
learn from gentleman who arrived last
evening on the train from Cumberland that
there was great excitement in that city
on Monday night in consequence of the de-
feat of Gen. Banks A large crowd as
sembIed in front of the residence of Col.
Tom. McKaig, prominent secessiOnist,
when pistol was cred from window of
the house. The crowd then commenced
throwing stones at the windows which they
completely demolished.
The stable of McKsfg was set on FIRE
ana destroyed. All the prominent seces-
siOnists were compelled to leave the town
upon short notice. The mob was started
by the e1ultaut manner of the secession
lists on the reception of the news of Banks,
rout.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

BALTIMORE, May 27.-Among those men
toned as being moiested by the Union men
yesterday, the name Of Robert McLure, late
Minister to Mexico, was erroneOHsly given.
This is incorrect. That gentleman Was not
molested 10 any way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

WAsHrSeTox, May 26.-Some official des-
patches received to-day state, under date of
Orlziba, May 9th, the French troops had
advanced within three leagues of that city
when they encountered force of ten thoaS-
and MeXicHns, who attacked them with
success, killing I'VE hundred Of the iuya.
ders. II does not seem from the facts in
the dispatches, that President Juarez and
his Cabinet had fled from the city of Me1i-
CO to Quautio, as recently stated in the
newspapers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

impression more complimentary TO the
military strength OF the insurgents than
the facts of the case can be held 10 warrant.
The absurd ruuors which 6nd currency
among idlers, guild nnuces and secession
symfathisers, have not disturbed the
eqnauimtty Of the people of Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
From Cen. MccIellsn

WAsHrssrox, May 26.-Alidnight--Gen en-.
Mcclellan telegraphs that his troops have
cut the Virginia Central Railroad at thee
points between Harrison Court House aud
Chickahomiuy.
Nothing else OF Importance had trans.
pired.
No advices have been received At the
War Department to-day from General Hal
leck.
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