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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
,4fc Yours respectfully,
iAfAl'77' 7'.- - |@L john OLIPHAN
Speaking Of the letter The clronieie says

Speaking Of the letter The Chronicle says !;
The sample he sends appears TO be y fne
specimen Of short staple, or uplRud cotton,
such us is grown in Tennessee and the
Northern portions Of the Cotton States. Il
has been shown to some of our cotton man.
ufsctures, who pronounce it as good and
fine quality of that grade as they have
ever seen. 1t will. be noted from the letter
that the sample sent us is all from single
taius from ten to fifteen pods. Now, what
we have before us makes quite a handful,
which would swell the product of only one
plant to quite a considerable quantity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
THE LATE ARRlsTg.

The officers of Gen. McClellan's staff,
Col. COlburn and Capt. Duane, who were
brought here under arrest, are charged
with absence without leave, the use of Ian
guage disrespectful to their commanding
officer, and conduct preiudicial to the
maintenance of order and discipline in the
army.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
'waahinEtq'iiA . plilsPa 3 ei5sI-,, 8 !,


The Commissioners of A grieuiture has re.
ceived samples of cotton grown in Pensyl.
.vania, New Jersey and Southern Illinois,
The samples, though not as long In fibre ai
the Sea Island, are Of excellent quality
and superior to the India cotton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
Death OF Pysslsisnt Lopez OF Para.
~ EnnY.

We learn by the arrival Of the Europa
the death Of President Lopes of Paraguay.
Lopez has held this post ever since 1874.
He was at first elected President for ten
years, then reelected for three years, and
again In 1857 for seven years. His do
mestic Government was a. strong as
that Of his predecessor. DR.. Francis,
during whose rule Paraguay was In NO
communication with any other country
Of the Worid5 but m his foreign policy
he was more liberal. He concluded, IN
1852, a treaty with the States OF La Plata,
by which the Independence Of Paraguay
was formally acknowledged In 1855.
he concluded a similar treaty with Great
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

The Culture of Cotton HeEeRbouts.
The Pittsburg ChrOnicle, in connection
with an article on this subject, publishes
the following letter go
SPRIRGFlED FURNACE, Fayette Co., Pa, \
November 10th, 1862.
MR. EDIToR; send you sample Of
Cotton grown by me in the open air at this
place. The seeds, as you will notice, have
been picked out for another trial next year.
The want of seed, and other circumstances.
prevented me from planting as early as |
might have done, by nearly a month. The
very dry weather experienced by usthis
summer has also, perhaps, retarded the
growth of the plants and prevented them
from maturing as soon as they would have
done under more favorable season. As
1 was entirely without instruction or. expe-
rience as to the mode Of cultivation, the
experiment was not made on very ex.
tended scale. Ny success has been such
that hope to be able to repeat it more
largely next year. The sample enclosed
was contained in single pod, and there
was from ten TO fifteen pods to each plant,
nearly matured when they were injured by
the frost. L find the plants will stand
quite as much frost without injury as In-
dian corn in green state, and also that
killing fthe leaves by the frost does not
prevent the bolls or pods from opening, if
they are at all near maturity. lam salts
fed that any climate and soil that willpro.
duce good crops of vIpdian corn will also
grow cotton. .GI rT
Would it be one of the least curious ep-
isodes of this wretched rebellion that is
now devastating our country, If the do.
minions of Old King Cotton should be
transferred TO the North to rival our own
Jack Frost With his hqary locks. The seed
was obtuiued through r. P. Neviu, Esq, of
your city. am3 unable TO say what kind
tits, The staple thiak is good. OF this,
however. soRe of your. manufacturers
would be Chssbstter Judges. In ordeFst6
make sure of sowing good seed covered a
few plants with glass on. the approach of
frost. ! hope BY this means to accIimate
the plant, as we have already done the sor.
ghum. While few plants may have been
grown in gardens as a curiosity, thisis the
first experiment, so far as know, north of
Mason and Dixon's line, with view Of
adapting ii to this climate, and making it
one of the productions of cur State. The
Chinese, with no advantage of either soil
or climate, have already done SO. Why
may not wet II others have been expert
menting, hope they will publish the re-
suits of their experiments.
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S-Sf1cIAL NOTICES Double the shove Eatoa.
= MAS-YeAriy AdVertiEing reasonable tsrtna Aeoor-
ding to the space occupied and the ehanra
AlRdVeTttsemeutstrU trUm trAAsleht pars1nHor stranR
iors.to be paid for IN advance. aIEll =
business Cards not exceeding i've lines, SO pOryeAr
or 50 for aH months, hut for shorter period nothing
VIII Be eo1gted less than square,
The PrtSilege Of Annual Advertising is limited 20
the -AdTeFtiserB' own Immediate businesst and All
establishments for the benefit Of other prsona a.
we'll IS all legal AdTdrtisementS and
sales and real estate Sentin by them mus
be paid for At the usual rates. 20 p
2 HD-AavertfseEnents not accompanied with Wrftta,,
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. 49, ttit MOS $40 lT'I7 10
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
OF sermons, so cents each. nolv1I-6o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
From the New YORK Time.
Rumored and Real Cost OF the !

Rumored and Real Cost OF the War.
The letter of Mr.. Chase which appeared
in our columns, confirming as it does the
semi official statement we published a
few days ago as to the amount OF our Ma
tional Debt, is of no small interest at the
present crisis. Many a loyal citizen will
be conscious of glad sense of reiief at the
assurance, on the very highest authority,
that, Notwithstanding all that rebel Sympa-
thiEers home aud abroad have said to the
injury of the National credit, our total debt
on the let of October was no more than
$500, ,00o, 900, and that, as the disburse-
ments since that date, together with all
outstanding claims on the Treasury, amount
to $4,000 more, tie whole debt on the
9th of octobeE did not exceed $3.50, ,OOO,-
900. - >t3A - l -
But the actual war outlay has of course
been much less than this sum. For it is
we'll known that, prior 10 the rebellion,
there existed the old funded debt of $50.
696, ,955. This amount is included in the
present debt, from which II must be elimi-,
taned if we would get at the amount which
the war has consumed. Besides this,
considerable aggregate of TreRsury Notes
were optbefore the LIST of March, 1s6l.=
These have slnce been redeemed at cost,
according TO tho latest official statements,
of sac, $3.50 Thus the portion Of our
debt which existed before the war was
something over $4,000, 900. Deductfng
this sum, We find that the Government has
expended on, the struggle against secession.
about $500, 600, ,O00.a Moreover, as the con-
test has now lasted twenty months, the
average monthly outlay has been $sO,0O0,-
600, or about $I,oo0,OOO a day while the
present war expenses OF the rebels, accord
ing to their own statements are. as We
showed In, recent article, no less than
SIC, 900, 900 week. a
Our naval and military outlay, though
Of great necessity, will not be regarded as
excessive or immoderate, If we remember
that In the recent Italian war; the monthly
expenditure of Austria was fiftyimilIions or
dollars, aud that OF France forty millions.
For neither Of these Powers had q mobil-,
ized army one half as large as that We
have kept in: the Held at an average month.
~ cost Of thirty millions. sl
Let us new glance at the future. From
the recent augmentation in the numbers Of
the army the construction Of our new iron-
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9aiIgg gntelllae1lGet
TERMS OF ADVERTIsINa,

rHxLYE soLID LlsEs OF NoNPARErI ION osE rsca, ,loE
LEss| htAKI A saUARE. q n -
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The Culture of Cotton HeEeabouts.
The Pittsburg CArOniels, in connection
with an article on this subject, publishes
the following letter: 50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

rTAs constantly on hand ali kinds Of Teas, Coffee,
Z |k-I Sugar, Pickles, Fish, Cheese, Dried Fruits,
Smoked tongues, Dried Beef Bacon, Potatoes, But
tn CiearS Out and Dried Tobaecp of all kindS &c.
jyf-sm l3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
Savings Bank Of wheeling.

.'- 0fee, HaiR-St, bet.teeR Monroe and UHFoH'
d N EoNEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT DEPosIT |
Nl Interest paid on Special DepoEits. Colleeton1
promptly attended to- Exchange on tho East bought
and ssld igI1 a7.asl. THOS. II. LIST, President
sAArLP HILDRRTH, Treasurer. jAnl4'b9.
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TUsTsRECEIVED- large ass0f ftment Of
d Non dhd IIoy1 Fnf aud Wool HRtH nrsvery va
risEY "a Thjt ~ invite the attention 81 dealSralsr
. aug5 - HAReEk BRO.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
cone,reaa.a.e of 9,hs 81. Laal, Re. Ill.

PursbuRG. May | ltt'
All day yesterday the great army was moving for-
Vl.d. - 'ae ught, Gen. Lew. WailIgc prfhri On
lniil near Bethel " eye he epcamled Toy Inc night.
iu dong THE, constant ssirnishing onsued between
I his command grd q, enemy. Tie Iitkete sWarnI q
on every iiil.de, aud fIr hours rapid yolieys O..
mushetfy were inter er.llnged. a. the L-.cls lied
ono troops pressed On taxing several prisoners.
Wallace Object ~ 10 gain possession Of the No
bile snO Ohio Railroad uosth OF Corinth.
Gen. Naiiacca expedition his been highly slc-
cesniol. liC pushed fJrv atd lis command 20 point
rc.r Ne''ei ll'fle tO0r on The railroad Driving
b. be- ieie ylgteis, uc obtained rltsfac'oIy 10 for
nation t...t tie iorco there 6G,0. Not visiting
10 brln2 on o. cnpIeeWent, the advance had baer
made br Col. D,ckcys Cavslry alone, lie infantry
rcnainlI. a. Monterey. The former, after difcoy.
rritg t.c enemy, insianiiy made a cotour 20 the
len, relching the railroad between Bethel ami Cor
in,L. Seeiag locomotive approaching they lay ia
ambush AHA oded ia s0i4ag il and making yris
Olc.a % iOlr Acu.
Portions Oi the irack were then torn up. and the
engine pm under lul steam and oH into the ditch
Two bridge, one co, the other 10 fee. long, Werc
burned, frc, eniUe ally Ire OF .he read. TIE clya
~ returned f3ielv.
BY ti3 OIeratpu communication Is DESTROYED be-,
tween DE Rebels at Bethel ard those 40 Corinth
and any danger Of a laniing mo,rmcn, from IT.,
lat er posi- iou prevented. Tina, bcoursgari had s0s
icCted the drsgn is proved bv 80 large body oi hi
'ools being i.eady cooSrsa'cj ia .e sIs peclci To-
Cd;lty.
Gen. NcCle-nand's division advanced lit'le N
tle Jet Of wallace uoXi Wac NJ. BuCils command
and ou %. extreme LEFT Gen. popof. Tlcir route .
I,asr been sob thlt tt9 Union ines baf enclfclo
"Ollth from tie lte. 81 Gn ayrpCe distance away
ison - of eiolf Aies Owing 10 bad foads, noyil (
artillery h.s been slow work, and today the ad-
.auce Civ siOls ro,t until can D. brought ~. Itt
viii 1..uly u-I! tomorrow, wien nga.n tho front
line advance ~ pt.ent, tie ad,unce rests ulon
ii.t Crock, where 10 Ecl,is, CA tAcir reCieat,
bu ueu Tie badle. This VII have 10 BE- rebuilt. a
asa ly Buell. fo Coin i would not be- surp,ia.rg q
sIolld any Trustworthy nova D. the .ncny ID ..tbo-
cone Known.
Des,res and prisoners giil continue 20 declare
tnt Rebel sfuy falling biek IRON tJinth with all
hasfe. ! spoas wIta two Germans an hour ago.
They GuiNCd htrc erteIday, Jiny while serving
on ticket duty. According TO iheI, the ne0s d
he Eh ci NoW-Or.,an, lndu,ei Geat cou stcrra-
lion. Their Cfpiain,a Lousianian, declared al waG
oe and thai farther Resistance would useesuly Sac
rilCs lie.
Tie work Of evacuation was Immediately hurried
forward aud the whole army, they declared, would
lie gone by Sunday.
Judging from every movement now being taken,
the puzzle OF what Beaufegard really 10 doing IL a.
gfeat ID headquarters as elsewhere. Looking at
probabilities, and, judging from testimony, there
secp'@ h,.io TeasoR ~ believe o battle sgpr9GhUg
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
IINp0RrANT-fNm PHTSsyRG LAi'DIHG.
TIE REBEL ARMY HEMlED rN.
Cur Forces North, South, East, and
west of Them.
They Keep Close Within Their Works,
CHICAGO, Thursjay, Mag g, 1872.

CHICAGO, Thursday, May 8, ia2
special dispa.ch from Cairo " The Times,
SANS:
I; 10 reported from Pittsburg that three brigsdes
Of Gen. Bueils army had seized that part OF the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad midway between
Coriuth aud Grand Junction, thus cutting or the
Rebel communication betsecn the Two points.
1. 10 also reported that q detachment Of Gen
Pope's army had seized The road south Of Corinib
c.lro. THURSDAY. Nay O. 1862.
The hosTital boat Louisiana, from iltisburg Land
ing, arrived tonight. No engagement had ,aker
lace At Cornth up TO yesterday neon.
Oar iorces were gradually advancing, and wer'
on an average Of three miles from The enemy's I'D
vance. The latter were aciirg strictly en- the de
rsve, and for three days they had not cent ont ar
reconnciierng poriies.
Tie roads are sill in bad condition, owiag to lai
heayy iains.
The expedition from Hickman sent agnnst Ca!
and Kings cueni'las have returned. JDcy fcl II
with tiem in the vicinity Of Obsn, ON The river
and, si,,r sharp skirmish, The Rebels we've routed
/, appears thai in the inst sSrmish with Curtis
Nebraska IIorse, six Of orr men were killed, ,wcly
wounded, and - captured.
Tie steamer De Soto from Fort Wright, has AZ
rived, but brings no news. \ Rebel sly has beel
captured while endeavoring TO cross the Mistissipp
at night, in fkiG. lie had copies Of The la,
Northern papers. lie was placed in confinement.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
,,,.., p,,,r,ed 5y Tt,sgrapb.

,f,.....-., Ne \ i2.l5-Fl0UR; no cer,nd. WAY
-. ,J lower. sA.es at Sic. 70. no. I, and sc- es
r.. p-crtrrs. 3a0 tbi,. Flour, .o,Vo oa'1L "ns"-
=. .,,. r,-.. .CA bhis Flur .hi4p Or. N',esS 49,,
,i>,Sy,rI Nay 3, J.. .i5--FiOvG dhl "hishht y "a
i.' ,y.,c.o Ic: ssrs q 600 bbls a. 2ic foAkiso
trrliya llc.; ult nGch . ulhd. ,r.,,v
,,,....'g Nav 8--sfouE dun, and ne cctsd. Nhs,f
IN i, dsnld. snd lc. ioSrr saes - 90 Nc. ei w., ~
- ., 10. No > NrKN-lNtr. 0~cri ss'ei at ~ -
Nt.sa tu,t,rr EEca PTso,4OJ BIZ. n ~, - ~ ~ '
WIs'. .Ttp1 bush. Com. onrgHNrs-iJ ~ toit sa.y
f9' Cn ba,h. Wheat 1000 bush. Corr. ENchAS"A "|
b,7rt,o MAJ 9. o p Worn dnN ard Hlc ss., 49,,
" Vu... dll add hravJ, .l,s 1900 bush NJ =
s.-iss.1,c CoRS dbl aits ~ 40 busi e. s'G >,
.tI.Ltl,,. utts Grm WrakY steady. CANA 20 Iv
IN n harf 2lc on C.ru 90 Nesi OK ciisn, 49,, -
stlri-llttO ob!s toul, 100 oush. W VIZ LsA5 Whsat
CON EAlu.as-S0UJ bbls Flour, SbtW oa'.;
.nNO buI Com SEQ bash Barley, l3yvJ 3',n ~, ,,.
Ias..so tIay q. l- sl. usia sse. - !, ,t IA
und-g the % hs Aes.if atisns hsN' nj sos
.,oipiu IN lover CANAL ki.ggLrs-A snSae 49,, S..-
orn.t,,y o,,. gout 30, Wh I2c, ON Vz'' ',hs.,
fe.k ,sg 'spORr.xjlsDbls Flour, IL wv Se'N AZ. ac
1lColu.h Re GAsAL * .0RlsiS'o bD's- s'o"', 4 10
a,k Nnee, 20 ot0 busA. Con, s,vJ0 ou'l' Ls'''" -"
bush Peas. -aoo -, , yy,ste,u nilsa
,n,tsnIA May 81 FLous ,eTy quiet 80
cni,t 1ORS le lower tof.Ex Lnr. ih"'4s''''
WHsKY az al.ced q s3o ,,... ,,n. ,,les a
hrrr,t1 May o 90 FLouE str,dy. WarAr dnt aoj ,, js
Ia "a bush No C.lc 20 SprDg al 85e Iooy plan sSS,e
cub NJ yltc COAN dul ,aics OF I2uNV basn 90,
n.1s 6r,n and sc.fcc RNg firm WHisAri sns 80.
90, F.ights s.esiy lie. NhSls l23c on Soh w.
Yofs Ialport, i,Co0 bbl- .ionr. zeoO Dusni busn
10 bu,h Gon F.pota. gGo obs Flour. .so w yus~ ~
" pssI, e9 w b.sl. Cs.a, !tesVttst ns.s!
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
TRcm TEE nssrss..pp, VALLEY,
Great Destruction cf Property By Tie
zc1ris ns0ng ti,o River.

T-7T-, ,IIIE, , - 'I-I- = NV = -I7-,
Two thoroughly Trustworthy gentlemen, Ken
tuckiaus. who have Just arrived from New-Orleaus,
report that all aoug the Mississippi from Memphis to
Eev-Orcals, theIo is one general bonfire oil prop.
city, particularly Of cotton, of whicl, II 200 ba'cs
were burned 1t New-Orloars.
At Nomrlil the ,1gqr aud molasaer in large guam
titles ia on the blun ready to be ro,d into theryor,
and al tbs stock ol cotton ready to 10 fired on the
approach Of the Union hec. The people OF IT. river
towns arc retrea,ing inward, aud deslroying prop
orty. Alonc al ,hc Soutfen tributaries of tlo Ais
sissipp til. pant,ra IL may cl'es are applying tie
torch 10 heir own cotton.
The Rebel Goyemmont Las also boats running up
The siyer destroying the cotioa Among tho great
nuiabe-s only one planter was found WHO Obj cted to
sAo burning Il lis cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
Unsrcccssfns Diplomacy.
ce # The y. Y. Tribune.

Core clicnce 4 The Y. I. Tribune.
WasaINGroN. Monday Mays. Icf'
Tie Location Of the assnned Government c.. e
United Ststes Of Colombia, rs Gen. Mosquera cal =
that psr. of New-Granada, over which he assumes
to rcle, has been completely unsuccessful in Wash-
ineton in the Steps taken 20 open the way for rccog-
milton. Gen IIefrau still continues rs the regular
minister from taa, oountsy and Sr. Pombo as his
Secretary.
Scnor Arbo.,da, VINO came here a few days ago
wit dispatches from Mosquera, was refused oudi-
euoe by Mr. Secretary Seward las j sppears from
ArlOiedas own stow and even the dispatches were
not allowed 10 be delivered. Thus the Government
aad Minister Of New-GIanada or Granadian Con-
fede-acy, are -lcne recognized by the Government
Of ihe United States. The Governments Of England
and France have also refused oreooye the MiaiieT
sent ly Mcsquera.
Gen. Mcsqrefa assures tia, The Gfanadian people
have accepted and confirmed his usuIed and sec
toDal authority, and tlst tho fact Of his occupy pg
Bogota is conclusive in favor Of lie Government.
But it s known here that PAPER called the " Co
ombgn Comp4ci' ani igued in septo '1ber laat =
seven individuals, called " pleaipoteliialies Of tie
Sovereign S 4tes, but appointed noie or less d.
reoy ly Mosquera himself, and who met at Mosque
ias own house, is the whole ground of bis preten-
sons and that in regard to tie capital 1t las been
alternately iu lis hands sul IN Tie la. % O. tLc
Consti;utiouais.
All tire three northern States Of New-Grauada
wh.r, Noscl,as party stands in a ridicul9r
minority, have been evacuated lately BY rnos' Of BIZ
forces, in hi' pursuit oi Gov. Canal oi Ssutandcr
and now they supposed 70 be in the hands O. th,
Cons,itliionais. Tie otLer two more jnportau
Su.;cs, Cauea and Antioqgia, remain faithful 10 iA'
Con,,itu'ion. Eight i tie full number Of States
The other three, Mdgdalena, Bolivar and Panama
arc the sma.lost in population and ia political in
portance.
Gen. Mosqnora suffered a signal defea, at royac'
on tac 20;h OF February s- 40 the hands Of Gov
| Canal, who attacked him with very Inferior mum
| bo.s. Canal took sos liiscuers and slept on ttc
qgouEd. 1ha, battle has destroyed ell the military
pi. stige of uogqueia. Aijcr the fight, i.osQlcra
Joined another Of lis armies, and Ccaa had to re-
treat, hu, lie did - in good order through superior
Numbers oc jle euemy, ald eIocccjed in joining The
troops Of An'ioouia and Cagca. The institution.
ais aye eurpc.sd 70 hayo 1900 men IN ams aud
NosQuera II 0)O On tie side Of he former are tie
PRINCIPLES, the People, and The military ricriyc.
Tic policy Of Mo.qucra il very obnoxious 70
Venea1ta, - he has made, since 1919, a lsaeua
win TO rele.s Of t.e latter republic. H. c9usc-
querce Of t.is II j. understood that Cen. Pae4 ail
declare war against Aosquecs.
The Colombian revolution e. also .'roatening tte
peace and sovereignty Of ,lo republic Of Ecuador;
but the Icaaooran Goyesaincn; secms ~ be i3roG-
ant Of the designs Of Mofquera.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
LErrFR rAoM A rNIoN lAN IN TENS

i.l. i
FlROCrTY OF TIE TEXAN RRBLIS--u,NG-
lNG CF UNION MEN - SAVAGE cos
pUCr oF THE TEXAN WOl,ES--sLayE-
HOLDERS REDUCED TO rIW DESPERATE
STRAITS OF EABEING THEIR own Nv
NG-REBEL LiEs-TEnRuR ot TIM UNtoN-
IsTs-!lAIRED 10 DEMOCRATIC iNSIIIu-
lIOSS--rlIWsT FOR BLOOD AMONG TIE
REBEL SUE PROSPICr OF SuBJUGATING
TIE sfAVEHOLDlNG INsURGlNTS, -.
lIhe following letter Was w:ittcn by lawyer ar
zeuye save owner or many yeai,s citizen Of Texas anl
ll ro,.dea. OF iAt ste. but. viii bs the
Tenor Of h.l sentuents. Thoroughly loyal Unionist II
addressed 70 Fcas,e ais city, aui intended or pat
ics'ion.l
DEAF j: \ friend OF miuc has al acqua.nt-
ance who ID IN tho Laii. Of ruruin. the blockade
who oilers TO deliver letters in Havana, aud avail
myself oi lto occlsioa 10 drop yon line.
We a.e living lcre It lroseu. between hlI and
dan ger Il. the lime. We have Eeasd Of tie arroa Of
John hilor bo.s and lye other Ulon men in |if-
siaia for trelson Ind wo have Il morning hearl oi
tie destruction OF zen Union noopa NJ AorioI ~
he aierrinIac on tic S.A and 9th inst. We hear
$50 That the Confederate Gencrais Floyd ana Pil'
low have teen arrested for tlrr conduct at For'
Donel On. and thnt Johnston will be- oeait with for
hot holding IenEeescr ana Kentucky. ben McCrl'
loci, the renowned intan fighter, ard tbc ter'es'
OF them, " seems has been killed. We had very
different story last week.
They keep hanging mcn IN the eastern part o.
this state for SUSPECTED sympathy with tho Federal
Government. The condition Of socie,y Is the worst
possible. The mort ferocious seutmerts are ox
pressed hy our women. The burning of bonses Is
advocated by our Governor, and nothing is talked OF
but destruction. The antpatby to NoTtherners y
perfectly frshtfuL and, strange as ySg Iqay tA!sk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
ADDITIQNALF FROM WILLIAMSBURG.
TIE EFFORTS 10 INTERCEPT THE REBELS
Large Forces Sent to Cat Them OF
NY..nIYGrox. TAnradAy. N.sy

W.sHgGroS. Thursday. Nsy 3, 'Ssa
The Star says: The Secretary Of War has The
following taken from the special correspondence OF
The Baltimore Americca:
The divisions OF Generals Franklin and Sedgwck,
numbering obou. 10000 men, have been landed at
Wes. Point. 90 miles above Williamsburg at the
head of York River and the division Of Gen. Porter
ia now embsrking on steamers for the SAME desti'
nation, together with the Rhode Isaad and other
batteries and the river from Yorktown mp Is lined
with steamers ard transports. No donb' is enter
tanned bat that they viii intercept and cut of the
fleeing Rebels, nness they escape ACROSS lie james
River.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
THE COLLABORATION SOCIETY,".

Che auuiyelsary of the Colonization Society was
held iu living ii4ll lIst evening, tne Rev. DR.. De-
s,iit IN 20 chais ACdresses were delivered by sas
Rcv. DE-. Tying, WA. j. Dodge, esq;, a-i o'heis.
,,eut IL ,olJfe tociely in Liberia; asserted thst
in tbi- country De contest between oacS aud white
was 30 gre.t ever h. Edi: of tue iiiol Of lie
uosrO cics With ours.
Ie l.oauced '1at tie present war had consum-
tn-t.d iie te,it,s of those who had so long piuei
nud ,y,apathizec witl the poor negro; now he was
Tree. they had 4. far chance to Snow what they
would do Ior him, where they would sead him, ale
how t1ey woull elevate lin.
Tas Audience Was very small, but very cheerful.