Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-03


WAsnTNeroS, March 2.-It is said to be
clearly understood between the allied
powers that n monarchy in Mexico will,
result from the invasion of that country
notwithstanding the assurances given to
the United States that they should NOT
seek any political object there. 1t is be-
lisVed they have disposed of those assure
ances by saying thar the monarchy will be
established by the 'fteechoice of the Mexf-
car. people just as the Empire was estab-
lished in France by the free choice of the
French nation.
Judge Fteese has obtained leave to.
Yacate for the time being his office as
Assistant Adjutant General aud Provost,
Judge Of Alexandria in order to join
Hentzleman's division as Provost Marshall.
The War Department. refuses to transmit
any letters to the Southern States.
{ Numerous passes have beeA given to
women, children aud persons in i'll health
to return TO their friends and f0mailesi
Passes for business purposes, orto persons
merely designing to visit the South and
West are invariably refused.
Reports from every military department
received during tbs past week represent
the troops as being I'M good condition,
aud that there prevails among them yigr'
orous patriotic spirit for action in the
field. Numerous applications by regiments
and officers have been made to be released
from duty In posts aud placed where they
have an opportunity of meeting the enemy
in battle. y as4l f5sus
MAiOr-Gen. Hitchcock declines htSIap-
poiltment TO that posi- tttipn, on the ground
that the bad health. with which he has
libeen suffering for several years will not
permit him TO perform the duties of the
field. His letter of deelfnation utters
strong Union sentiments, his feryeut de-
sire that the rebellion may he speedily
lovertbroWn and his confident belief that
this will soon take place andthe authority
OF. the Federal Government everywhere es-
tablished. He expresses great admiration
of the brilliant achievements recently in
the West npdsof the military genius which
they manifest S.-TIF4 e15.rea
BALTIMoRE, March a.--TLe 0ldi POfnl
boat brings NO news. The flag of truce
/ boat, With prisoners, had moi arrived when
the boat Iefi.s y 4 -i1 .,Eqiii is34ss .ssils :
r. sga TeIegraph Markets. $50
Il ,CrNCINZGE March ls-FioQF,yeyy dplleaHd7pTise
I6jE aid hoainhi; g6od' gytEa sid at $50 gnL %
/ porfioe 9Qal1 haIe7 been bppght at $ts36. Whea
In large supply aud prices nominal; there were n
L sales. Oats m better demand AZ 2Se. Corn firm n
Ll1AEe u
large amount oGer'ng, G59 IOe q the Tates 20
lpFiIne hIL Provisions aglfietI unelapgpl. Their
1 q ssles 6 ms Y 'ss e
SKa43fe but it e hela shade higher $4,000 d
Sh0udeEs sold At 8 and 90 hhds DO At 3 paeeI
aud delivered at laEi ispgt FnIP6 ingpiEe'
n h3E, 400 tbEess sold st some Demand t0telsa
bacon sSdos at &c 10 ell army Contracts - = zen
etG1 thing ely paeEerg are not fEiQg 10 sell 9
eaft&6t rates, but com Pae ers eF0 QllerinE q
sell quito freely 9roeoEtes unea and dnlli %
nlneh doing. % hels zlirseed On sold at 5s II
PmnGnG1Pu1st March 1.-Fl19rs dlll la$ loWsl
saies p4rf96 $5s35 ard lower lFle aud good a
traS e s. S55f tie Rye fl0u
steady At So and com lneaI 81 81. Coed delllp
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ST rs. Corn q IA ElfE ard new yellow 81
4 s. oats alsi ennsJ ly8lia SD g 3
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q 61Gst Lard mn u 3 e l0otes rii, ldEeE md
1 no sod st Is55 sljslE Afmefs Speculation &
) IlIiliSlys ohio sd tglsis 2 ,5isf5 =
NV YoBg. March Is-Plouf keaxy. WHEAT vi
dnll am .15!tSy. Corn hde declining ts1donc,
: G6I6S00 O t5rI mixed Pirk qlfatS $lS 81
= M I1sS5 ard 81 u loF iptfIle md a let -
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