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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-03
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZ ETTE.
Habeas Corpus Cases in New York.

Habeas Corpus Cases in New York.
This morning (says the evening Post OF Sat
urdav) there were two or three wrlts OF habeas
corpus returnabe in the cases of soldiers claim
ed to have been irregularly enlisted IN Rich
mond county.
4 captain in one of the regiments of Col.
DURYEA'S Zouaves responded in one Of the
cases, stating that the colonel would produce
the soldier on Monday.
The Judge said he ought to have had him
here this morning. He did not wish to inter-
fere in military affairs, but, on the contrary,
desired that the country should have the assls-
lance of all the soldiers it could obtain; yet this
was a sacred writ which must be obeyed, and
which he must see enforced. He had no dis
erection in the matter. 1t he refused the writ
he was liable to imprisonment and heavy
fine. The man must be brought here On Mon
dav, or he would take measures to have the
writ enforced There was power enough IN this
city to carry out the requirements OF the civil
law, and it should be enforced if he had to call
upon the whole Democratic party tor assistance.
In case Of further refusal, he could point out
a way, provided by statute, which would bring
sufficient assistance to bring the soldier here by
force. It was mistake on the part of many
to think the military power could set the civil
authority at defiance.
The captain said that nothing of that kind
was intended. The man would be produced on
Monday.
4 lawyer in the case stated that the military
officers down there were under the impression
that the writ Of habeas corpus I'D been sus-
pended by the President.
Judge Barnard said he had resnrted it here
and it would be resorted again IL the State
next Tuesday.
It is believed, from recent indications, that
the commander of the steamer Alabama IN
tends to throw his vessel into the track Of the
Aspinwal steamers, for the purpose of inter
cepting some of them on theirway to New \ ork
with the California treasure.
The abundance of American coin, IN Canada,
continues to be commented on.
There is to be no draft in Philadelphia, the
city having furnished more tl2an her quota of
troops.
The Nassau Guardian says that the pilots Of
that port have been forbidden, under penalty
Of deprivation, to bring in any belligerent yes
sci in future, unless the permission ofthe Gov
eminent is first obtained.
Gen Wadsworth has returned to Washing
ton from his visit to New York, and has resum-
ed his duties as Military Governor
q IT TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-03
DIED.

On the I'd inst, naomi, cnIy 21iI9 O - !; aDo
E. A. Thompson, aged 20 months les, sng T.
gone! How late the roseate aua o. oioolhins
dent love fraternal around her east its GENIAL
circling folds All loved her VINO knew her, he ~
Vain every effort to stay the hand CT deot +;o IN
chain our Joys to earth The germ OF dlsSou' sIe
hidden lies to foil our brightest hope2! 81 t ths
is gone too fair for earth, to mngle yVi ::c n
redeemed ones in Heaven, for esus :alc, .,ob
fer little children to come unto ne, lel and
acouaintances Of the family are invited to atterb
her funeral, from the residence Of ~ J9se e5pd
Huttell on Washington, o2tvee :; o1ie at At
Wilkes street, tomorrow (IresGas') morning. q
l0 o'clock. -z-..zz..g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-03

Judge SemDle Orr was arrested at JeHerooh
j1itv, Missouri OH Thursday last. The cause
Of his arrest, is because he delivered speech
IN which he declared the proclamation OF Presl-
dent Lincoln to liherate the slaves was unwlse;
impolitic and uncalled for; and because he ex-
pressed doubts of the ability Of the Admins
rration to carry out, lawfully, the provisions OF
the proclamation. Judge Lakeland, who was
also arrested for publicly denouncng the proc
lanlation and the paper currency OF the coun-
try. has been paroled, to enable him to prose
cute forgery case in which he Is engaged as
counsel.
The Nassau Guardian. containsa letter from
Secretary Seward to Secretary Welles, dated
August 10th, relative to the chase OF the Brit
ish steamer Herald by the g. S. gunboat Adlr-
onaack within a marine league Of the island OF
New Providence If the commander OF the
Adirondack committed such an act, he lnexcus-
ahlv violated the law of nations and PREPARATION
ought to be promptly made. The President
desires that notice be given to all commanders
ofAmerican vessels Of war to adhere strictly to
the principle that the maritime jurisdiction OF
every nation covers full league from the coast.
aispatch from Charleston, Western Vir-
pinia. states that Gen. Cox's army arrived
there on Friday, and that the Confederates I'M
der Generals Echols, Floyd and Jenkins re-
treated from there last Monday. A dispatch
from Frederick says that it is believed that the
Confederate forces have joined General Lee III
the valley and added to the immediate COM
mand of Gen. Jackson.
Mr., Elv, of n. Y. who was lately nominated for
reelection to Congress, has declined, because
another republican candidate was running III
opposition to him,
It appears that the ship Allegheny, recently
burned by the Confederates in the Chesapeake
bay, was entirely destroyed.
The Newport News correspondent ct the
Baltimore American says that the new Con
federate iron-clad Merrilnac is a very tormida-
HE vessel. Her crew are already on board.
4 report, by way Of Cairo, that Mobile has
been captured by the Federal forces, is not
cledited.
The Washington City Chronicle is to be
daily paper, hereafter. It is Mr.. Forney,s
paper.
Mr.. Wood, superintendent of the old CAPT
tol prison, has returned from his visit to Rich
moud whittier he had gone with number Of
prisoners to effect the exchange of som Of the
loval Union men imprisoned at Richmond
The latter however, did not accompany him
upon his return, although it is said that an Or
der for THEN release had been issued before Mr..
Wood left Richmond.
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J. BRODERS & CO., Agents,
Corner Union street and Fayette alley.
oct 19!u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-03

NTOW IS THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP
~ We have now on hand
10 bbls Of Turnips,
2 Picking Onions,
2 . CARROTS,
( " Beets,
Il Gumbo,-for soup,
Grenn Peppers-for picking,
50 g Sweet Potatoes,
10 " Irish :
Is - Eating Apples,
10 = Cooking :
:: Pears-for preserving,
10 :! Apple Cider-prime,
Is dozen chickens,
20 frkins Prime Butter,
10 " Western q &C., g., wholesale
and retail, cheaper than they can be had any
where else in the city.
JNO. T. COOKE s. CO.,
oct lift corner Prince and Pitt streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
Pennsylvania Responds.

HARRIsDuR0, Pa, May 24.-As Il must
seem from the published responses of other
States, that Pennsylvania hud not been
equally prompt, it is proper to mention
that Gov. Curtin, on the first iutimation
that additional troops would be called for,
immediately replied that Pennsylvania
would furnish any troops required of her.
The Department has asked for one regi-
ment of infantry, which is now organizing,
and will be sent forward in n few days.
The sick and wounded PenusylvAnians
from the extreme advance of Gen. McClel-
lan's army, who were taken through Phila-
delphia TO New York, by the mistake Of
the United States officers, and without the
knowledge of the agents of Pennsylvania
having this matter in charge, have been
ordered by Gov. Curtin to be Immediately
returned. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
REED q KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store,

BD~A CARD.-AIrs. W. c. presents her
compliments and recommends her friends
when they wish to make an elegant Jsliy
to use Cores Sparkling Gslatiae. For sale
by t. II. Logan S Co., and Logan, List 4
Co., Druggists.
FOUND IT Our I'VE heard lady say, n
day or two ago, that she had been looking
for good AaI brush in vain, until she
stepped in at Al, Main street, IT. H. Logan
& Co.'s Drug House, where she bought an
elegant one. Several persons have "Eoand
out" that it is the place to secure fine
Brushes, Perfumeries, Soaps, Pure Mediciaes
Housekeeping articles, Sc.
Do You LIVE IN Towx on CouxTRY?-No
matter A handy place to get what you
want in the line of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, OILS, Brushes, Perfumeries, Spices,
Notions, &C., is at T. H. Logan 4 Co.'s, No.
AZ, Main st., or Logan, List & Co.'s, Bridge
Corner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
Excitement 81 Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-The announcement
that Col. Henley had not been killed Ia the
rebel HttIck on Front Royal, was received
with shouts of applause by the crowd of
union men who thrOnge.l the newspaper
bulletins this morning. The secessionists
having been imprudent enough 70 exuIt
at the defeat of Col. Henley and his
probable death, produced an intense ex-
citement among the Union men. 1l@y
few moments since "a man who made
some disrespectful remarks wns roughly
handled by the crowd, and there were sew
eral knock downs. So far (eleyen ofcloek)
thc excitement increases. and the crown
gIiniitg. Men have been knocked down in
front of the telegraph office! One man was
heard To say, "d-m you, you have il now
all yonr own way, but we'll have ii our
way soon" One excited Union man pro-
posed the Government be requested 10
move all troops from the city, and leave II
to Union men to keep matters straight.
l2o'clock-The streets are thronRed with
excited citizens. SeeessiOnists havS TO keen
out OF sight. The intense feeling is ex-
planned by the tact that the regiment which
Is reported TO have suffered SO severely, be-
longs here, and the friends and relatives of
the men are st1ng to m mad. by the ex-
ultings of rebel symphathisets. fil
[ 1915 p. M-rne excitement contiaues.
obn98ious individuals have been chased
for squares, the pursuers yenting their
sentiments in cheers. Many arrests have
been made by the police.
P. M.-The mob attempted to hang a
man few moments ago in Monument
Square lie was rescued by the police.
Up. M.-The crowd in Baltimore street
increased after three o'clock, aud several
persons were;chasedr rs during the morn
ing, and some were Knocked down. The
Marshal aud his police were on the ground
in large force. aud several arrests were
made, after which the crowd again thinned
oil, and all has since been aniei. d.a..l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
Later from f9en. MoClaIlan,.7


WAsHNGTON, May 25,-The following
from the army correspondent Of the Asso-
eiated Press, dated hespquarters Army of
the Potomac, Saturday May Gath, says the
driving of the rebels from the vicinity of
New Bridge by our Artillery yesterday, was
followed up to-day by movement wholly
unexpected to our adversaries. A recon-
nOlsAnce composed of the 4th Michigan
regiment, Col. Woodbury. aud a squad of
the End Cavalry, Capt. German was made,
! which is worthy of mention Five comma.
MES of the 4th Michigan under Lie utenant
| Bowen of the Typographical Engineers, and
Lieut.. Cutter of the 9th Cavalry. acting
with the Typographical corps, crossed the
| Ghickahominy a short distance above New
Bridge, with 80 men of the 4th Michigan.
This small command succeeded in getting
| between four companies Of the 5th Lonisi-
ana regiment, who were out on picket du-
ty at the Bridge, aud brigade Of the enc
my who were supporting them. In the
meantime the balance of the regiment and
the squadron of Cavalry approached the
Bridge from this side. thus attracting the
attention of the four Louisiana companies,
and the FIRST knowledge the rebels he'd of
the near presence of an enemy was the fr-
ing from thirty musket at short pistol
range, making havoc with tie ranks and
causing serious panic, while the main
body advanced in frOntand opened dead
ly fire. The result was that 81 ofthe enemy
were taken prisoners, 10 wounded and be-
tween Go,and 10 left dead on the field.
Among the prisoners was q Lieutenant,
The casualties on our side was one killed,
one MORALLY wounded and six slightly
wounded. Lieut.. Bowen had his horse
shot under him during the skirmish.
Tie light brigade under Gen. Stonenan
and the brigade under Gen. Davidson OF
Gen. Smiths brigade, to-day adTancedf from
New Bridge up the Chiekahoninyto Elli-
sons Mills, on Bills Greek. Here they en-
encountered four regiments of the enemy's
infantry, with nine pieces Of artillery and
Il command of cavalry. OF these two reEi-
ncnts Of infantry and three pieces Of ar
tillerY were GU the opposite side of the
creek. The balance of the infantry, which
was composed of the 9th and 9th Georgia
regiments, under Gen. Howell Cobb, were
posted in a favorable position to resist our
ndvauce to MeChAnicsville. Tetlur's and
llObertson's batteries'of the Second artil-
l Try were quickly brought into action, and
after firing some one hundred and fifty
rounds the rebels withdrew, with their
guns, not however until one of them had
been dismOunted, to the village. covered
by their infantry and cavalry. Four regi-
mepts of Gen. DhYidson'j brigade were
then sent around but night coming on they
went into camp within six hundred yards
Of the enemy. At daylight the batteries
on both sides opened, Wheeler combining
his guns to Smelling the houses behind
which the enemy's intHntry were concealed.
The fire was now so hot for the rebels that
they left the village, a portion retreating
across the Chickahominy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

Egsuoorrxc -ArrnAr.-On Friday last,
some boys were hunting birds with shot
gun on Wheeling Hill. boy named Ross
and another named McEIroy, climbed up
into locust tree to pick some blossoms,
when an older boy named Geo. Trissler
discharged his gun ut them. One shot took
effect in the vicini5tHsf McEiroy's eye and
another in the abdomen of Ross, without
any dangerous result. Trissler was ar.
rested by officer Sctoggins upon "a com
mOnwealth's warrant, and AID. RobertsOt
held him to bail for his appearance q
Court, in the sum of 5000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
B9rTas FsDlRAL Coupr a. Wnnnr.

BS-THE FEDERAL CoURr AT WISCHEs.
TER:-wO stated Saturday morning That
the Federal Court did not hold its session
IN Winchester, in consequence of not being
able to obtain suitable building. We
have since learned that We were In error !,
making this statement. The Court Hopse
in Winchester was prepared for tile recep-
ton OF the Court, but for reasons which
have not yet transpired, it was decided not
to hold the session. The Jury was not
called at all. The officers of the Court
reached Winchester ut O'Clock in the
evening and some of them LEFT the next
morning at .. Tho Jury were paid the
same as if they had performed the duty far
which they were summoned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
Gen. Banks Falls Back to Winches


WASHINGTON, May 24.-Despatches were
received ut the War Department Mt 10
o'clock Tonight, from Gen. Banks ut Win.
chester; that he had moved from Stras.
burg to Winchester, for the purpose of se-
curing his stores and trains from the enc.
my, and 20 preserve his communications
from being interrupted. His advance guard
entered Winchester ut 5 o'clock, with all
his trains and stores 10 safety.
a strong attack was milde upon the
teams at MiddletOwn, by the rebel infantry,
cavalry and artillery, but it was repulsed.
and n few wagons abandoned by teamsters
were secured. Gen. Banks will return i'm /.
mediate!y to Strasburg.
Col. Kenly in command of the forces at
Front Royal was not killed but only
wounded and taken prisoner. No partic-
ulars of the engagement ut Front ROYAL
yesterday have been received. Tie enemy
are in possession of Front Royal.
Gen. Geary occupies strong position
on the Manassas Railroad at White Plains.
He has been reinforced. u.-E
Gen. Banks has also been strongly rein
forced. 5ts tST
WAsHIXGToX, May 24.-1llo'clock p. n.
IA gentleman who is well acquainted with
the localities aud positions of Gen. Banks
army, says he does not regard the report re.
ceived to-day as indicating any danger to
the main body-Of the troops Of that COM
mnnd.
Col. Kenly's LIST Maryland Regiment, with
a squadron of cavalry and portion Of a
battery, was stationed at Front Royal, as the
outpost guard about mile and a half from
the main stem of the Manassas R. R., while
other troops guarded the track. The bridge
supposed TO be endangered is three miles
from Front Royal Junction, aud is stronplJ
guarded. II is considered almost inDossi.
BILE for the enemy to reach the bridge before
achievements from Rectortown or Stras.
burg would have arrived there. AT al
events. the attack could not have jeopar
died Gen, Banks army.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

EDwrtLrAM PoRrER AGAlS.-This gem
'ienlau might as well try to dodge between
the rain drops of summer shower, as to
quit drinking whisky, and when he drinks
whisky, he is not a fit man to run loose.
He has Seen committed to Jail about the
AFst of every month for the last two years,
He serves his time upon the chain gang
aud is back agafa ia less than twenty -four
hours after his term expires He got of
the gang on Friday, and on Saturday he
vas arrested for charging around in til,
Market House, aud committed to Jail BY
Aid Robertson for tn irty days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
DisafFection among the Troops at
RiGhmoDd, =. :

NoRroLE, May 24.-Four deserters came
in from Petersburg this evening. They re-
report that in consequence of the scarcity
of provisions the army 10 Richmond is
much demoralized, and great number of
iesertiohs occur daily. They state that
full half of tbeinrmy would desert If they
could have the opportunity. The army has
been drawn from allip parts of the Confed-
erGcy, and it is intended TO mako desper-
ate resistance. .tE~t j.itBB
The rebels have been subsisting upon
less than half rations! -
RecOnnoisances are frequentlymadef from
thisplnce in uIldirections. "A teeent-yisit
to the direction of Pig Point discovered
seventeen guns in position at that place.
they were not spiked and were in complete
order. a large quantity of ammunition, was
also discovered there.
Two 4-pound pieces, entirely new and
mounted upon f1e carriages, were seized,
together with iother articles, day or, two
ago, in an agricultural warehouse 10 this
city, which the owner had tArned into a
mauufactorg of such articles for. the Con-
federacy. 70 y \ Z . : &
\ los of guano was also seized recent.
", which had been eon6seated by the
rebel government. 1t belonged to the
Peruvian Government, and was delivered
to the proper agents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

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one pound will make nine pounds of good
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
From Strasburg.

STRAsBsRG, VA, May 24.-I0. e. ".
Stanton, Secretary Of Fdr.-Col. Kenley's
command of Infantry and Cavalry has been
driven from Front Royal, with consider
able loss in killed, wounded and prisoners.
The enemy's force was estimated at froul
5000 to 5000. Itisreported as having fall
len back on Front Royal, and probably oc-
cupies that place this morning.
[Sigued. Mp. BAxKs, Maj. Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

BS~M Ousr wooD CEuErRny.-we nm
derstand that the grass. shrnbbery and so
forth in Mount Wood Cemetery are being
plneked and tramplcd upon by men and
children. No attention, whatever, is paid
10 the rules and regulations of the place
We hope that something may be done to
ensure the protection of this resting place
of the dead.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
"JEo. SELDEH RoANs,
"Brig. Gen. Condo

BRoWXsv1LLE, ARK, May IA gentle
man just arrived from Searcy, who was
made prisoner by the Federals, aud was
released at shutdown on Wednesday, reports
2,5O0 Federals camped opposite Searcy. on
Watkins farm, and about 5000 at Little's,
seven miles from Searcy. All the Federals
he saw were low Dntcii, except the cayal-
~, numbering about 1000, who were
Americans.
He says while he was in their camp
news was received of Federal defeat Al
/ cOriuth. accompanied by an order for then