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


9oid. In this way has the naughty Virginia
chlValry found its level. 10 their effort to
destroy the Union, they hayO brought de.
struction on their own heads. Agriculture
mas been brought 10 stand-still, aud the
country seems TO have been stripped of all
kinds of stock.
wARRRSTox.
At about noon we reached ,Warrentou,
the county sent of Fauquier county. We
found Gen. Ferry's brigade encnmped there,
and were ordered to halt in the road uutil
that brigade moved ahead of us. This oc.
copied about two hours, and gave me am
pie time to see the town. Warrenton has
population of several hundred inhabit.
ans, aud is the central point of very
large agricultural district.
1t presents more evidence of trade than
any town have found since leaving Win.
cnester' The public buildings are costly
Tor the population, and many of the resi-
dences are of the most elegant stvle. and
surrounded by extensive and Handsome
gardens. 1t was Sunday, fact that we
had forgotten, until we found everybody
dressed in their best, and giving stronger
! evidence of the wealth and refinement of
the Inhabitants. The first object that at
trHcted my particular attention was pecu-
liarly chivalric. A magistrate, occupying
small frame building, announces to "aii
whom 1t may concern" his vocation in
Latin, upon sign extending in two lines
across the front Of his little temple of ms
tlce. He dispeuses justice only for the
learned.
Warrenton isbitterly secesh. Itwas for
many months "a favorite resort of the OH.
GERS of the rebel army encamped at Man.
assas, aud IN its graveJ ard lie mNny OF the
slain of Bull Run. This division pnid II
its first National visit, and number of
the pretliest women ATTEMPTED to be scorn.
full toward the heroes of Winchester. until
they found that scorn only excited merri-
ment, when they became more geuteel.-
An Ohio soldier, on the patrol guard, WAS
pacing to aud fro in front of one of the
residences, lady and her two daughters
sat on balcony just over his head. AZ
WAS passing, one of the daughters leaned
over the balustrHde, and, addressing the
young soldier, snid-
81 wish you would go away 1t is OBJ
noxtOns to have Yankee in front of our
house,"
The sentinel lifted his cap and replied
"It you cannot act like lady will act
like gentleman"
The rGtort was cutting, and the mother
;Tr as'io 10 ieTs ~ II Aeenly. Sne PerHmPior-
'so''I, "''e" u""S"'eF 10 smut her
u'TT'n Ti't.,
inc county was fn ,"Tn - u 1o.a. 5ns surround.
fresspd in tLair Snn,In,. .1",I.ss
which were or wcr,. IA ,,1.,s. s"''1T T, Vi Vi
crowded. n. s,rss', "sn p"s.s' lneE
STRANGER NOT nn,Iarsta,,i;,,s, az S"N /"
st,nres wo,,I5 inFsr ,La. H., VIC S'LSun,
xealthy i;f,Ie ,o,s,, ,,-s. ss. suT PiettS .n1
NV them SsveraI oS ~. si'f 'nnao:te1 .'o:'.,
did "A thriving hns;,sss saI1;Ot. 81. nI.'es ,..,
TO The troons : 'SS' "'e''u
NARcHING THROUGH THs TOWN.
Abont ba1F. nos, ,,,. ,.,,,,,. r.. s.,
g''sI ous c'CcA' yen. ferrys
tro9ne mt ,har,satS.os5 !" '"I t""u US
boyinr and asb6wsL tSo;r gnu WE, 9e
hands ,Iov;n, ,,5 I ooIoIt s.a,Gs' as, WIN .I
11a,.rbo5 :, t.sI.l ~ .otots nyIns' Iney
nrincins1 sIrss,s IL .T.o .u taEougn Tue
5is,;nt,,,isLaJ n " ,s"ue we're Two
with the snI.n,I;d "nIa., .l.1s1 ne run Onlo'
Inv their mo,LSr 81, 1,p,.ss' '"enl
siaadinss, NJ votoronS ,S 49, ',..1 WI" .ne
the aiacr;tv ~ tra;nnd ""7 7o"lp ppeu rs: MIN
s,nn,r:I SIoTo,'n1 80. AIS3,': tne'F
and well he may be-as he moved up in the
roSimert 10. ' l,a. was Tue iS.n tnniana'
the UbO1a TVnrtarn XY;-r,;,;,, -, -
,o,, %E,;..1. gun" "a GeuPIlRn' ana
ore inscr;bs5 =. Nv ,Ia; Fout batteries
-. . tS''' sO'U.
,,.l.o Eo'ioWlng tue second Brigade came the
tG. T!.st' WIN Uener"t hImoali, The hero OF
Mlncnester' Ht lis mead: The Brigade is
CON SS4Iposea OF tue 4th Ohio, 9th Ohio, G7th
Vmlo' V;I i4tn INDIANA, s4th Pennsyl lVaniG, 7th
.'.k'i'a' 'm4 SSS cGulP"nIeS OF SaEairy,and two
9st.eE'es. Ss.. Inc tonFtn and Eighth Ohio, and
EouFieentn .SD! Inolsna, are splendid regiments
auat l, nave seen hard anu bloody service,
anu u; arc as gallant as they are hardy. Gen.
!A'noali, in ms nnassuming dress, ex"lted
IN the applause OF his gallant brigade, as it
moved ,a sP'en"idly through the secession
UNI. NJ! E. 4{t
Aue TWO oF1sSues, WIN their trains, made
a procession some eight or ten miles LONG.