Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

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A correspondent Win Frsmontis aiyis.ai
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lt.pAs pee9 SAID That Fremont should
II \ ~ G q from klinsto HarrisOn-
I,eu MS Was simply imp ssible We
should have starved In two daSs II the
,,f9ads ,s1s had permltted. the transport of ar
isi4 ~ gong back TO Petersburg We
\ g g ast oHs sup 6tatned four days ra-.
liFliit lsit All 9Hri tents bqg gS'ns
i issnSs s.S sstsoEes aqa made p march of ninetyl
w ss ays over the most difficult
e. y. q b9 p Fofqs, Net and covered With
tn99s agtd tsdf ssl,is7s ,,If.s. y
s. We did not inte5cept jackson. With
our title army in such a state of utter ex.
9saflssllon tti vas very fortunate We did not
| t&oE & We should have been; ut terly annihila-
4st s4sst Y Ne r. fremont had disGFet tionaFyi
power 70 relieve Bsqp n, and the facts show.
kuat pc mas mas lsplayed- unexRmpled energy
ana genius 81 the highest order. - T., fi
ai The Cincinpatii Goaibterciqk, of the lJtI,
iihas .tIis. f,llovvi5o,.s.i5- - =
lIgiy,ys ..,,~ d
hss tuas 2 III 2..sa 81. censure
1+sI ss W ssstsLllng m upon Gen-
- tOE u9s Ss, y. up ia time TO
Sf;Sst - I5ss L could oe more
~ ~. I Z. mary teats,
" w a time viii show.
+ts I';S !ns!, had ne crossed
b. sisIE my az range diEeetly east from
~ aug inaFcned on sonbnrg, he
.ss SSa!4 .! nave peea snecesstul Ia, heading off
~ ;S,t sl; 30 ne FouId and 60
no nave done had Il been
po.,.t;S, Stf ~ anq traus-
! 4 ia s.Sl' l.st s 8 dlVtslOu had,
IL: S Esachea Frauklin atter
S,tssesS M atlons' Y.' and we state
,ti - st ~ ~, IoF Iour Gays prior
r. ISS It,a WlISn II contemplated the
~ " y. Sfe Fremonts ar,
~ va Mssuvus l9oo, Tue men snbslsttng
S5,to II aug tae odds and ends OF old
urtuer wlthost sup
!. :. 9s Sel sure stsarYation But
~. tueEsIore leit Tor General
q move
.I - at me same
- ", " IVY ulsEanGs s netWeen his
EELny ana "a .ne depot established at New
a99 aug fendeEipg the cHptdre OF his
4Hen Gu y, soreatensd W adstFillas, less
Tisdot'i OF TINS course was
e tss ~ t9e result By the time
.S,,s.,si ss sSor4ela pc nad met and
s ~ AZ sqlIcleht q. gs transportation, food
~ " 70 renaer u possible to cross
.no le,;l,IIs TnIounIainI which ne, did He moved
tspluS Y, spu SUI ueoonSnea e. into the valley
ss1Ss t%I gsP ~ 5ne sdreat North hOnn-
sSIs, aug saSsaSe9 @ down the Y valley by wy
[li,s, tne main 9i iorce OF Jackson
Ise t.ts passed MIN on the east, and
IassEes tls Eeer was intercepted near Strdsburg;
As soon as military l!i communication had
ft. ofen 9Re9e9 VIII winchester, the pur-
SUIT I,. OF Jackson commenced and with
Mqat -Vlgof " mas been conducted The dis,
patches which We pablishthis m0rning tes-
Try: tiy Every step of the rebel retreat mp
tle valley from WoodstOek to 'Harrisohburg,
a. mas i, oeea el9oaFTassed- by the assaults of
i..s ana untllhttshas at last
oecome q perfect rout:gi = y heir baggage
.t,. stal9 mas oeen captured or destroyed, large
numbers nun oers OF prisoners have beenstaken, ar-
uuefy. small arms and nalIbaggage
q SaptuEea' ana last aud greatest loss of all,
L4e man more famous and more feared
tnIoq gh9qt I'm! the valley than Jackson him
sen, tGe brilliant and dashing Asbby, the
YYeiEy ideal Of q great cavalry officer, aud a
cniettsn IG \. worthy 9t tue repowp he has OBJ
taalne mas been killed, The loss of ASH
~ ls e ore 20 JAeks9n than the loss Of half
L;,,, "a y "
9 pe9sssffle pss sffle nlm IoE tnls deprtHatl0n, Nor
VIII disaster and hHRR nj