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The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
OFFICE or THE U. $. MARSHAL.


Portland, October I, 1852
CEALED Proposals will be received at this office
- until the hftccnth day of October current, at
noon. for furnishing the United States Courts with
Lehigh Furnace Coal, for year from the fifteenth
day of October, A. ID. 1862 The Coal to be of the
best quality free from slate and dust and be put
into the basement of the Custom House Building in
Portland in such quantities and at such times as the
Marshal of the District OF Maine may direct Pro-
posals TO be acknowledgement for Fuel for a. s.
Courts" and addressed to the United States Mar
shall for the District of Maine.
CHARLES CLARK, U. s. Marshal,
Oct. !. dedfl5th District of Maine
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CAIRO. Oct. s.

CAIRO, Oct. s.
Our troops occupied Grand Junction to-day
without opposition.
1t is reported we have occupied Tupello, but
this needs confirmation.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
Cattle Show and Fair.
The Thirty-Second Annual Exhibition
or THE
Cumberland Agricultural & Hor-
ticultural Society,
Will be held at
b r. / d G Il O N
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,

A NNUAL ADDRESS by S. L. Goodale ESQ, of
IA Saco, and poem by f. T. Perry, of Washing
ton, d. c., will be Wednesday evening
Show of Cattle. Sheep, Swine and Poultry and
Flowing Match on Wednesday.
Ihursday-Show of Horses, trial of strength of
Dram Oxen, and annual meeting of Society
exhibition of Farm Produce and Manufactured
Articles will be at the Town Hall, and will be open
"Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
All articles left with Kendall & Whitney Portland
on or before Saturday. the 1lth of October. will be
carried to and from the Fair the expense of the
Society Per order
SEwALL n. GROSS, Secretary
New Gloucester, Sept 20, 1862.
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Licenses.

DERSONS requiring licenses will find Deputy
IL Collector at the Assessors Office. In the City
building, for the purpose Of granting them.
NArH'L J. MILLER,
Collector of LIST Collection District in the State Of
Maine. sept23toet3
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baptist Mission Society.

THE ANIMAL MEETING of the FreewiH Bap-
L fist Foreign Mission Society viii be held af the
Freewill Baptist Meeting House. in South Berwick,
on "wednesday, the I'D inst. az one O'Clock r. NJ
ID. L. HARTMAN. Recording Secretary.
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OUR stock in this department is complete. eon-
~ prising every article used In the art.
MORRISON 4 CO. as
junc2ldtfwat %, Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10

ATTEMPTING To GET DOUBLE Bounty
An attempt was made on Wednesday. when
our City Treasurer was paying of the bounties
ut Camp Lincoln, by some of the soldiers in
the Portland Companies, to obtain the bounty
from this city, when they had already received
2 u from the town to which they belonged. One
Of them who had received the bounty from the
town OF Yarmouth, also received the bounty
from this city. Amer lie had got the money.
Mr.. Lord was informed that the man had AL
ready received bounty from another place.
The man was called up and compelled to re-
fund what had been paid him by our Treasurer.
This difficulty, we are informed, would have
been avoided had the proper officers of the
companies furnished the Adutant General
with the descriptive rolls, so that the CITY
Treasurer could have something to govern
him in the payment of the city bounties
Z U frt H9 --4---- : NJ
ARREsT.-John L. Hunter, Esq. LAWYER
In Gardiner, has for some time past rendered
himself notorious by his secession proclivities.
He has been open mouthed in his denuncia-
tions of the President and of the war, but as
his influence was nothing, no notice was taken
OF 1t. "Wednesday he went up to Camp Reyes
Augusta, and volunteered his advice to some
OF the enlisted men, and told them that as they
had not been mustered into the service of the
United States, there was no power to retain
them there, and that they had perfect liberty
to leave He was Immediately arrested, plac-
cd in the guard house and kept there that
night. Yesterday morning, by order of Gov
Washburn, U. S. Deputy Marshal Woodland
took Hunter and brought him to this city,
On arriving here U. S. Marshal Clark took
charge Of the prisoner and conveyed him to
Fort Preble, where he can have an excellent
opportunity for reflection
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10

OswEGo, n. Y, Oct. 0.
The Canadian propeller Moria. from Oswe-
go for Bellevilie, c. W., was lost near Duck
Islands. Crew and passengers saved.
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BILL OF FARE:
Dissolution of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ Open every Sunday from to !, and from to
O'Clock jul2edtf
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10

81 A patent has been granted Samuel II.
Sugett of Edenf for instrument for roaming out
the barrels of Ships pumps.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11


bS~ The CASE oP WILLIAX PAroH.-
The case Ofthis individual to whom We have
before alluded, was disposed OF esyterday
before Commissioners PorbI. II win be
recOlIected that this man Patch, who re.
sides in Trindelphia, was arrested during
the first term ofJudge Jaekson's Federal
Court for some reasonable doings, and
upon being taken before the Court was
compelled to enter recoguisauce TO keep
the peace, and TO take an oath to support
the CouStitutiou of the United States.
Recently he has been going about the
streets of Triadelphia yclping the name OF
Jea. Davis. and indnlgtng in demonstra-
tiOn' indicative of admiration and appro-
Val of the particular style of that rather
prominent Individual Acting upon the
Instructions of the Court, Marshal Norton
arrested Patch, The Marshal established
by several witnesses that Patch did yelp
as aforesaid, but 1t appears that at the
time Patch entered the reeoguisance before
the Federal Court, he was not compelled,
az has since been the fnyarriable rule of
Oourt,Ato take an oath not 10 advocate the
cause, and-sO-forth, of the so-cnllod Con-
fedrste States. But for this oversight the
yslPing would have been adjudged as an
advocacy Of the cause Of the rebels, and
his reeOgpilanee would have been forfeit
ed. As 1t was he was compelled TO- as
sumo this additional obligation and gave
security in the sum of four thousand doll
lars that he would not violatsit
As before stated, the Marshal is i'm
'tructed by the Court to psremptorially
arrest all persons who have been admitted
20 bail aud assumed these oaths, as soon as
it is discovered that they have violated
them by even talking treason, Pateh's
case is the first Of ihe kind which has come
up for consideration. but we are advised
that 1t is by no means the last.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

%THEATRIOAI.-we sec 1t stated in
the Pittsburgh Pest OF yesterday, that Mr..
Henderson, the Manager of the Pittsburgh
Theatre, has leased Washington Hall, In
this city, and that he will open for short
season on Monday evening next. The
Company siS an excellent one, We under
stand, and viii aonbusss do well for =
short dine. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

grsoISSATI, Feb. 1O.-At called meet
ing OF the Chamber Of Commerce, held
this afternoon, about seven hundred mem.
bert were present. Resolutions in favor
Of the passage OF the bill now pending in
tue U. >: Senate, authorizing the issue of
demand Treasury notes and making them
: legal tender, passed withouta dissenting
voice and gteat enthuslasm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11
Steel PIOughSI SfeeIPlonehsI

On RECEIPT or ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
" sums, in Cash OF Post-Of8ee stlmpS ne mi.
.crber Will send by return OF mall Or 6tberfys -
directed, Gold Pen or Pens, fClceliRg Lhe Idls ao
eorutfl9 70 dsteTfPcfot, viz:
GOLD PINS WITHOUT CASKS,
For 2Oeents the Magic Pen; for cont, a.. I,,,,,.
Pen; for 80 cents, the AlWaVS itOadV pan. m Ssty
the Elegant Pen; and fSr 81, the KxeeisioT Pen
THE SAaA PINS IN stLYER.PLATBD RHrBN-
sion CASES, WITH PENCILS.
FOR 20 cents, the sIasc Pen; for cents the Lucky
zen Tor 81, the Always Ready Pen; TOR &it25. ths
BlesanL Pen and for 10 the ExeeIiIor Pen fhese
gooI.WritlnE Gold Pens, with Irl.
nj Tue average Wear Of every one Of which
VIII ~ M outIast Srosa of the best Steel Pens
The name OF "a. Norton aNumbGr,1 aud souaI,
W arc stamped on the following Pens ana the
FONTS are MArranted Tor six months exceit arafnlt
loSllent. Tho numbers Indicate 1iLe only. No 4
T, me 81 sale3 No tue largest, adapted for the
SI,ammoth Gold Pen, for the desk long ana mo
dun NibI Of al lEe5 and qualltieS short NIbs or
No'' y u = ana arc made only Of hrTt quality.
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 70 cents, No. Pom, lst oualitv. or a NJ, a
Pen, Cd quality. -
R9s q, No. Pen, list quality, or a No. Fen, "a
guilty, OF = No. Pen, ID qualify =
For q 90 No. 3 Pen, LIST quality, or a No 4 Pa,
"a quality. or No. Pen, ID qualify.
., TOT ILL., No Pe1, list quality, or No. Pen
"a quality, or = No. Pen, I'd quality.
a., ZOE Size aNO. Pen, Let quality, or No. Pea,
Tor tS5s5, no. 0 Pen, Is. quality.
THE sAAIB GOLD PENS, WITH SILVER RyTIS-
sl0N. CAsAs, WITH PENCILS.
FOR 70, No. Pen, LIT quality, or a No. Pen.
For Sl.I6, No. Pen, lat quality, OF No. . Pen.
"a gna9liItyI or 80. 4 Pen, Sd quality.
f9t ~ 40. PEN list quality, or q No. PEN ID
Huesht{{ % S0.0 Pen ID quality.
lor txb9i no. = PEN LIST quality, or No, Pen.
q quality, Or 30. Pen, Sd qualify. -
i9T g RSo.6 Pen, LIST quality, or No. Pen, "a
FOR ssSO, a No. Pen, LIST quality.
GOLD PINS ALLEIRsT QUALIFY, TX SILVER
MOUNTED DBsK-HOLDERs.
For g, . Ho.4 Pen, for $22s aHo. . Pen. for 25s
aNo. PEN for $40, q No. PEN
.of x, 3 no. Pen, for S, Ne. Pen, aud for o.
The slst quality" are pointed With the very best
lIld0etn points erlfully selected aud mono on thiE
9uaity are sold with the lghteSt which
SUI anu tue closest scrutiny can detect.
The I'd quality are hyperion 70 6nyPsns made
~ nun previous TO the year 1880
- me me- ~ be intends shan equal In respect
Ishs only true eondduratlousl any God Pens made
In regard 70 the ehsap Cola Pens De leru leavs N
~ that previous 70 operating hS New and Patent.
Cd AA9hlneTs he could not lavs made a. (Jo1 Writ
og 30 Durable Pens for the Price, had the Ead bssn
taLnilhed grntulibnsly. :
EiTttti ordering Ritlf IN al iitItdIee9 FpsefF "a,
!Ssl,esI gl'd spsaittyT ~ ne Ia o. ms uri
- FOR sale by all deaIers 10 the line thro,,qfrt
the country. address - :
A, MORTON,
No! Is Maiden Lane. Ne,11 Y,rk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

R5-GEs. DESvER.-we were made to
say a very ridiculous thing about Gen.
Denver yesterday. We intended simply to
say, as matter Of news, that Gen. Denver
was in town aud that he would In all prob
ability be assigned to some command in
Western Virginia. Instead of that We
said he WAS expected to arrive, and that he
was Goliah.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11
pay- Tar CoxTIscAT1ox IlILL.-Tbere 4

pP THE CoSgIscATIoN BILL.-There is
bill before the House of Delegates pro.
Iidiug for the sorfi5eation of the property
Ct rebels. The preamble Of the bin set,
forth that faction Of unrrineipicd men, to
promote the objects of their own personal
ambition, and enrich themselves by the
plumber of their fellow.citizens, have con-
spired together TO oyerturn by force the
Government Of tho United States, aud are
now Wagiug war against the same: aud
whereas, assuming to themselves the style
Of the Confederate States Of America, they
have usurped the government and control
Of many States Of the Union, compelling
the loyal people thereof, BY a system Of
outrage Hnd terror, into submission to their
will, aud by pretended acts Of legislation
have subjected TO cOufscalion and plumber
the property Oftbose who uphold and sus-
tain the lawful government of the land.
The bill therefore provides, that oil per-
sons adhsriug to OF supporting the so-call-
ed Confederate States, or protesting allie.
glance or fidelity thereto, or accepting,
holding or exercising any office, civil or
military, or enliHtIug in military or naval
service, under tue same; or who shall do
any act to aid or support the said Uoufsd-
crate States, or shall conspire with any
other person or persons to do such act, or
shall excite, counsel or advise, or BY force,
Intimidation or otherwise attempt 10 CO.
cree, any other person or persons To do
such net, shall be deemed, Tor the rur.
poses ofthiS act. alien enemies of this COM
mOnwealth. Provided, that any persou,
charged with being such alien enemy, may
show that he acted under duress or a Just
fear of life or limb.
All the property, real and personal of
such alien enemy of this commonwealth,
which shall he found within the State, and
all lawful demands of such alien enemy
against any person or body corporate, re-
siding or doing business within said State,
shall be cOuiacated to the use of this COM
mOuwealth, subject to the just debts Of
such alien enemy. Fil-.s..5=. 4.
Tho bill also provides in the cases of
those who have deserted their homes and
gone of to the rebel army, aud against
whom no evidence can be obtained in con-
sequence of the rebellion, that tue Gov
ernor shall give notice by proclamation,
aud il such persons do not return within
thirty days after the date of such proeia.
ton aud take an oath to support the re-
stored government of Virginia, they shall
be declared alien enemies within the mean
ing Of this act.
The chief objection urged to the passage
of the bill is that the Legislature Wonld be
transcendiug its powers by enactins law
Of this character.
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From 81 shinntnn

WAgHtHsFoSi Fs 10.-Ths following
IS the :. substance The charges uniti
which BIig! Gen, Chs. P. Stone, was ar
reaIed Ct 9 e'slqek yesterday morning BY
guard under the inusdiats command q
Brig. Gen. Sykes, q The Provost AIsrShStis
force and sent to Fort Lafayette 6y The af.
ternoOn train:
Balls Bluff. s2s''s v
Scconj-Hor holding eorrespondepes
with the enemy before aud since he bsttle
of Balls Bluff and receiving visits from
rebel officers In his camp.
Third-FOrs treaeheronsIy suffering tho
enemy TO buiId = fort or strong work sipee
the battle Of Balls BlaG, under his ruus.
without molestation.
Fourth-For treaeherous design 70 ex-
pose us force TO capture and destruction
BY tho enemy, under pFetence Of orders
for movement from the commandin0
General, which bad pot been given.
Account martial Rilfbe speedily ordered.
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AND STILL THEY GOMEZ
MORE NEW GOODS!
JoHN ROEMRR,s

g@L4N 46OGW560 ~
No. 40 Main ST., Centre VPheeiInR.
a L4A,sToSIsHINGLY LOW PRICES FOR CASH
E[speii ALerinOs, plain and figured, OF all color,
.. "a Cloths, Of all qualities and color, from
Plain and figured Iuslip DoLaines of an eolors and
MOurnInB Dress Goods.
bom6aEines, Black Nerinoss. Plain Black Del aine.
1l9e6 Grape and Love Wells Black HosIsTy sIlk and
hla tloIes, Hack Grape Collars, &c.
BhRyVls and CIoalrs,
Embracing the very latest novelties OF the Season.
Ladies Black and Colored Cloth CloakF
Long and s1nATe Woolen Plain aud Plaid Shawl
Broche shaWlG. very cheap
Black Cashmere & ThInet ShavIs
HOOI' SKIRTS, Tor Ladies, Misses and ChIldreti =.
hosiery, Gloyes and UhderRsrmenta.
Ladies, Gents and Childrsn,s Cotton and FooIsn
mosieCS' In colors and white; Pleecy lined cotton
ioaeFy for Ladies and Chiidr n; Merino UnderVestS
mens gnderGhirts and Draw ~, white and ctiorpil
White BED Blanketsi Rel, hte Blue, Cry and
), AIlEEfcAN DOMESTIC 0t obs, Bisaeh.d and
Enp!eaeted.-Cotton ShIrtings a 6hs tinEA Chez IA
PlIla Ia5.ey5 O9nton Rlanuels, olor 4 aud white.
hMEAOkObklES.-Rieh Style o. french and
scotch CollaFE, Hack Urdp6 Csil az HILL L -
NetlS, hands Bdgingg and InSeTtinss, &c, &c
Also % arrive, = large assortment Of Rurs (eheap)
wooden Hoods, new and splendid atyIa5 OF 'IIoodI
titles. - ~ , :" 80 ~ 4u-n-
All Of these goods will be sold at very low prices
LOT ca1h Please call soon. at
No. - Main ST., Centre wheeling
noNeJ JOHN R0RMER.
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PaiLEDETPHiA, Feb. lo.-It Is currently
reported here that Geu. Stone passed
through the city last night under arrest,
on tue Waysto Fort lafayette. Develops
q e 9ents OF the Committee on the Conduct of
me War arc said to.be the cause OF the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

PoRTREss AnNRoE, Feb. "a scomm1ni.
cation was received from the rebel author
tiles this morning by Gag of trnee in re-
latiou to the Commissioners appointed TO
visit our prisoners in the Soath. Tbspur
port Of the dispatch has not yet been made
public, but 1t Is supposed 10 carry dis
patch IN return, but the order WAS Subse-
queptly eounteFmanded.
The flag of truce brought news that fBs
engagement At Roanoke Island sim coutIn.
mes AZ the date ofthe last dispatch At dark
last night. The Federals had sunk on or
Two. Confederate gauboats. Some later
news has been received At Norfolk, but Il
Was not communicated TO our boat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11
Observation-Disclosures f,1la,.,,,.7

] ~ AcESoWLEDGNENT.-The following
letter from Col. Mason explains itself:
Cam KELLEY, Va, Feb. 4th, '6a.
4Rg,. z. LisHdtttoT, PtiyIRaSteT US a.:
SlR ;-fou must pardon me for having
3elAyed answering your letter, accompany
ing box Of mitteps for my Regiment, pre-
sented By tue ladies OF Wheeling; and
psrmt! me to thank them through YOU. ior
thetr kind thoaghuulncss aud care ior
those who, whilst enduring the rigors Of ..
winter campaign, will not fail to bless Tie
kina friends who are striving to mitigate
teeir hardships, and at the same time as
sl::ung IN their proper sphere TO crush ont
this rebellion against our beloved eonntry
Very respectfully, your obi serVit,
j. 81. MASON,
Colonel 4th o. v, i.
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Grand ArrivalI
onoAKs. oLoAKs,- oIoAr.,

T n addition to my regular stock am INV ,n,b,.,
4 70 oner TO my CUSTOMERS a mnEniheent aIloFt-
nient Of RRBG0u 4 ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTH
OLOAhs, Buperbly adorned with crotehek ornR-
ments, and especially intended for HOLIDAY GIFTS
Among those will be found Enms very handsoms
MY sIItEs, and no lady should purchase Cloak
without nF1t examining my styles and prices.
FURsI FURsI FURsI
Ny stock or Eurs eonSiEth OF Hudson Raw sabie
Mink Fitch, Siberian Squirrel. Preneh Sable gfe :
IN oaPes' Coaks Nietorinel, Cufs and AIuGS All al
prizes to suit The timeI = =
sIIAWBS at redueed pr ees
silk!, French MerinoSS DeIAinOS, Ottoman Velour,
tRhlngiy low prices
handsgne assortment OF EAIBRoIDERIEs, suit
ablotor Christians Presents, cheap for ealh
az ALEX. HEYMANlH
dee@4 15I Main at, WheGlTnR.Ya.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

MUSICl MUSICl
TUsr RECEIVED the following Nude:
u I Listen,
BllsI Forever Past,
Loved Thee-BalIad
PluribuI unum,
Loving Daughters Heart,
RelIeidad,
Adele Polka,
Abaont from Thee-BaIiad.
IN Cling. IN olIng to Thee,
9ysE ne waters I'll wander with Thee,
Midnight sehottiGh,
Loreua,
Sybll,
Camp Life,
Cradle Song, &C.,
at the Variety Store Of
d. HICOLL &BRO,
ganA 100 Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

1@GEx. Coz arrived ia The CITY rc,ter.
day from the KanaWba country.
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@g 0.I..I1atagh.
Important Order from the seeFetavv
- of War = -9-eS
WARDRplRII,E,,-

WAsHIxeroS, Feb. IO.-T6s fottov,,,
o. = YVES Issued from the War Department
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From Fortress monroe

F6RTRkss MoSRoH, Feb. 9th, Via BArrts
SoRE.-Southern papers received are of NO
later date than yesterday.
The New Orleans BulIetin of the 2stb
says that the reported burning of the
steamer Calhoun was incorrect. When
she was abandoned the Captain had SCI
her on hire, but it appears that the Yankees
shortly after boarded her and extinguisbetl
the IRE, took possession of the boat and
cargo. - Her cargo consisted of fifty thous-
and pounds powder, ten thousand pounds
SAT- Petre, four hundred sacks coffee aud
quantity of block tin, Sc. : :
Speaking of the capture Of Fort Henry,
the Richmond Disputeh says: Though much
Is TO be regretted by the South Il WAS n
foregone conclusion whenever the enemy
should think proper to bring a large force
of men aud artillery to bear upon it, 1t is
structure thrown up since the beginning
OF the war and never expected to resist
heavy bombardment or assault from a
large land force. ltalso says the destruc-
ton of the bridge which crossed the Ten
nessee river, though productive of some
Inconvenience, is not matter of any
great detriment to our interest The road
without the bridge will still be available
Tor strengthening our lines, through con-.
necIoni except for mere commerce, being
a matter of inferior importance.
The barque Fernandini has arrived from
Blackadrof, Wilmington, n. o. No news.
The steamer Albany, from Annapolis,
with Quartermaster's stores, has failed for
Hatteras.
Bishop Amss preached nm excellent SER
mon this morning at the Chapel Ia the
fort. Gen: Wool and staff were present.
Asst Adj't Gen. Stevens and Lieut.. yell
.ycrton, recently commanding the signal
department here, proceed to New York To-.
night on leave OF absence.
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NV YORK, Feb. 1o.-The French war
vessel Milan, which was run into by tbs
Desoto, will repair at Havana.
On account of tho failure of the crops in
Honduras, all articles Of produce arc 10 be
admitted Of dgty for a,year.
ANY brig WAS captured in the South.
orn coast on the goth BY Spanish Guitar.
She had $50 negroes on board.
The ship Joseph Maxwell, one of the
pirate Sumter'S prizes, has been delivered
TO her captain.
A letter from New Orleans, per the
steamer Victoria, says the superintendent
and various employees Of the Opelousas
railroad have been arrested, a conspiracy
having been discoVed to deliver 10 the
Union forces the entire railroad, and 10
give them other aid at Berwick Bay. The
letter says this arrest has been suppressed
from publicationint the newspapers. The
rebels liere expect the steamer Vanderbilt
IN asfsw days. She ran the blockade out
aud back again and will 1ry it again.
The American bark Ella Ried came In
collision with the British .frigate st. George
on the goth, doing her considerable dam
aga.
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The rebel steamer Orr being chased By
gun boat Gonest9ga, was fred by the crew
are said to have fallen into the hands of
the gunboats Couestoga aud Lexington.
The guuboats sentup the Tennessee riy-
sr will probably go as far as Florence, Ala.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

ST. Louis, Feb, 1o.-Ths following tele.
grams have been received at headquarters;
WAsHNGTTS, Feb. 9th.
Wt1. Gen. Ralisek, 81 Louiss
Your energy and ability receives the
stronger communication OF this Depart.
.ment, You have my perfect confidence,
ana yo1 may rely upon my utmost support
IN your undertakings The pressure of
my engagements has prevented ma fro N.
writing, bat 1 will do so fully iu lisv or
two. [signedl EDwIN N, STANTON,
SseretaFy Of War.
Also the following;
MAJ. Gen. Haiieek:
Thank Gen Grant, flag officer Foote and
their commands for me.
CSignedl GEO. B. McOnELL1E,
oommander-inso Chief