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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
sugar. CofFee. Flour, e.

CINCINNATI, Oct 3O.-The report of the
high prices aGd scarcity OF sugar IN New
Orleans, together with the 6rm tone O the
New York market, has caused considerable
activity here. inducing heavier transactions
::la1 have been made for long ume in =
single day. An advance of ic per pound
Is established, with bat little disposition on
the part of large holders 10 oder their
stocks. Coffee is held with more 6rmuess
i: ga csc Plantation NoIaSseS Is quoted
generally az soc.
The high figures nov governing staple
groceries tend 70 diminish consumption
materially in the Interior. particularly
among the farmers, As they substitutes
Dlrche,i graia for coffee, aud sorghum syr-
for both sugar aad noiasses.
Flour 10 held with great drmness aE
= so tor superiae, though buyers do not
come up 70 that figure freely, excepting fOr
favOrite brands 70 use n the local or ba-
king trade. There IS aGt much disposition
to speculate shown, though rather more
Than when the course of the market was IA
the other direction. Extra i quoted 4:
5.6OGJ 80, aad Family Al - 9OCa.6.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
Vessel Burned in Hampton Roads.

FoRTREss MoSaoE, Oct 29th-The Balti-
more boat Georgrua- Captain Pearson, ar
rived here II 5 clock this morning
Capt. Pearson reports that about two
clock this morning he saw the light Of
1 burning ship which was ah0at % miles
distant. Al : clock Capt. Pearson sent
4 boat to me burning snip. Just before II
reached her the mizZen mast fell and the
snip was so much burned that her name
could 1ot De male out Her life boats
were all goae aad she was on anchor with
her Two quarter 0oat= on deck. bottom up.
There was no one on the roai aad no
Que IA hailiug distance. The snip being 1t
anchor leads TO the conclusion that the snip
had been fired and deserted. There are a
variety of ruuors adJat here respecting
the ship. some facts make il appear As II
there had been L mu-iuy On board while
some persons think That the rebels have
COMM tied the act.
The steamer Metamora left Fortress Mon
roe at noon for AIKEN Landing, she onIy
took of four chaplains and three dotcors
for exchange.
The Maple Leaf arrived here this after
noon. but did not bring the two huutred
rebel prisoners as was expected from Fort
McHenry.
The last lot of rebel prisoners sent to
Ak ems Landing was not responded % o.
toe Confederate governmenr, aud that may
ae the reason for the detention Of the prIs-
ouers Al Fort McHenry.
The Zuuooat Miami arrived at Fortress
Monroe this afternoon aai now lies al the
government wharf, taking % board heavier
guns than she has heretofore carried.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
From Rebel Army at Winchester.

New York. Oct 30.-A letter IN the Tt
jaae from Wi.!Iamsporr. 27tI. says young
man who has been in Richmou1 iuring the
var, arrived ~ Gen kanIy'z Headquarters
De was IN Winchester last SATURDAY even
ing ana represents the condition Of the
army AZ that point a awful beyond de-
5criptiou. he says the Small Poz and Ty-
phoid fever are raging tnere. aud AZ least
30 or So are dying daily. He couated n
one shop 80 dead bodies waicd lad re-
NAMED uaouried Tor two Or three days
No troops. ae says. are 4 M.rtiasbIrga,
lud bot very few cavalry are between there
mi Tie river. The ma:a portion Of Lees
army Is between Bunker Hill AMI Win
chester, where the next great battle viii
probably be fought
Nothiag could oe zean Indicating ! is.
sign on Lees part 10 retreat. There Is no
doubt that Gen. Bragg IS fastening 10
the relief Of Lee. battle greater laaa
Ant!etem viii without much doubt be
fought before the end Of the week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31

"a MAGGIE AIrcHsLI, the charming
young actress, is now il Cincinnati
playing at Woods Theatre. She has been
playing long and successful engagement
in Washington City. the theatre upon each
occasion being crowded. On her last bene-
fit. rich souvenir OF ieweiry was lowered
from one of the private boxes in basket
of flowers, the suspeusOry cord used for
the occasion being tri-colored ribbons and
fastened in the box 1t was some moments
before the basket could be separated. !
gentleman on the stage produced knife
and attempted to uuraTel the knot 5y cut
ting it. Miss Mitchell, however, sdvauced
and seizing the silken string, said, No, do
not sever the red, white and blue" 1t is
to say this allusiou to the
Union was received with thuGders of ap-
clause
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31

HARRISBURG, Oct. 30.-The following
order has just been issued By Surgeon Gen.
King relative 70 examination of applicants
for exemption. First the applicant must
make oath tina: lie IS the identical person
named in the order for his examination and
that he has employed 10 corrupt influences
ov brine or otherwise 20 secure his axemD-
ton Second, the surgeon viii carefully
examine the physical disability on which
the application for exemption IS based aud
grant a certificate of uafituess for military
duty only il such eases as would justify
the rejection of recruits for the Ccited
States service.
By order of the Governor.
Signed Jas. KING, Surg. Gen. Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31

BB MAJoR-GESEaAL RosECaASs and
part of his staff, Major Goddard, formerly
Lieut.. Goddard and Lieut. Byron Kirby,
all of whom are we'll known il this city,
are now in Cincinnati. Gea. Roseerans is
commander of the Department of the Cum
aerIand, and MS army is designated the
18th Army Corps His commission as
Maior-GeneraI dates from the 2lst March.
1s62-promoriou being his reward for his
valuable services IN Western Virginia. he
franks" all the Major Generals in the IAN
Corps.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
Another Success in Missouri.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 3Oth.-The following
has been received at headquarters 70 dag:
ST- LoCIs. No. Oct. %
To Il. w. H1llscF. General IN CF5zt.
The army of the tsoatier IS again sue
cessful.
Gen. Schofeld dispatches from Fayette-
Vile, Ark, that yesterday At daylight Brig
Gen. Herrin with the ST Iowa cavalry and
9Th Missouri cavalry, attacked rebe.
camp, four miles east of that place. Our
force vas about 1000 strong. The rebe!
force was three thousand strong, CON uaa
ded By Col. Craven.
After a sharp engagement Of al hour the
enemy was completely routed, leaving a..
his camp equipag= and few wagons. Loss
OF the enemy, dead on the field. Oar loss
Is wounded, one MORALLY.
Gen HERON pursed the rebels for several
miles into the Boston Mountains.
LSignedl 5. r CraTrs.
Mai Gen COmmaudrr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
HEADQUARTERS 3+rH BRIGADE V ".
MsEELLS.,. Act2ber g..lE 800

General OrJier No. ;.
7 The several com panies Of The 9Th and jth Reg
iments Of Virginia Nj ItLa. xiii assemble a; -heIr
several drill 7ourns- for equipment aud instruction.
at : o'clock. P II. Monday AID Friday evenings.
Arms 4ud 4cc0urrrments may be obtained she
A-unory under the Court House any evening between
: and = y'riOck. upon reeeipr!ng for sletn % the
JAnIsor Eh0 Till Attend there for She purpose Of is
suing them. The of the jttI Regiment who
have heretOfors drawn nusketS, Will return them 70
the JAnitor the ATuOry, ana receive rides in their
stead The company drills will be conducted by he
commissioned and nOn-coulmissiOnet officers u the
several companies aud the ahsenTees from each duly
returned 10 the AdjUtaut q the Regiment
Il A muster Of each Regiment viii be held on
SATURDAY the Ist November, 1862 at = O'Clock.
P. NJ The 5th Regiment will assemble &C the 5th
Ward Market House. and the ith Regiment At the
I'd Ward Market House
III. This order requires the attendance at the
drills and mu=ters OF every abieboied male citizen
beta cie ages uf eighteen and urry-ivs resident
within the bounds of sAiu Regiments aud not exempt
from serving the Militia, by :he laws OF this State
: the Caited States Every white male citizen be-
treen the ages before mentioned Is required by lAw
to report himself enrolment 10 the commander
of the company within whose district he resides and
for falling do subject me I NOT less than
one nor than ave dollars The CAPITA rs Of
companies will DO careful 20 report every failing
N this particular.
By order Of Brig. Gen. ! :. Wheat.
B. DAVENPORT.
oct27 Asst. 4dit- Gen. 2+th Brigade, Y N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
Circular from the Adiutant General.


WAszrSGToS, Oct. 3O.-The following
circular has been issued from t5e Adiutaas
Generals office
Numerous applications are addressed 20
this Office relative 10 the services Of 1eceas-
ed officers and soldiers FrauduierE claims
have been facilitated 1y information pro-
cured from the puoiic Offices, a1d o guard
against such imposIsions, anu secure the
rights Of discharged soldiers or heirs Of de-
ceased soldiers, 40 Information Is % The
service. discharge or death OF deceased OH
GERS or soldiers viii be furnished except %
those who shall show themselves entitled
10 it: hence ou application for Information
where It can De used Is 4 basis Of claim
against the government or 70 tbs prejudice
OF innocent persons, the following eondi-
lions must be complied with
Ist- The ideatity of The soldier must De
proved
2ad Eeirs o. representatives must show
that the7 ara such. Il those cases the
prove may be oy atidavits from creditAb!e
and iIsinterrstsd persons, certified 20 oe
such by Al acting justice or notary whose
official character should also De made %
appear.
3ri. Where N agent acts he must pro-
iace his authority in each individual
case coupled WITH proof Of that of the
party wHd empo Tsrs hin N the manner
above stated
+Eh. Where the object Is TO HotAiu pay
or allowances, the application must be
made 10 the officer OF the Government IN
der whose direction payment would De
made Where this.0ticer Is satisfied of the
rIgut of the claimant ne will call on the
Acj't Cen for any information necessary
- perfect the claim which If found OF the
records will De furnished 20 MIN but rot
70 the party concerned
Jth Where the ltiiavir or other evil
iznce proceeds from 4 foreign country. the
official character OF the magistrate or act
ing 5tficer before wRCm raey are taken
must De verified Hy a minister or cousu. Ot
tie C1itei States resident in the country
where such evidence originates, the vert5i-
cation 10 De IN all cases aEder tue hand
Aad official seal of such minister or consul.
5th. Applications for certificates under
tle seal Of the War Department % be used
II foreign countries. viii only 0e entertain
al when coming rom the highest repre-
sentative of the couatry through the De-
0artmeut Of state. Alltae facts connected
with the subject OF inquiry should De CON-
cunicateI particularly, the .ulI name. rank,
regiment aai company OF the soldier. wien
aud where ne vas last heard from aud the
names of the officers U1ter whom lie served.
Signed. l. THOHAs. Ali Gen
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31

EIFUss AMONG The CoSTRABASDs.-
Yesterday d cOutraband named Armstead
Washington, struck another contraband
named Emily Thompson upon tie side of
the jaw, whereupon Thompson, being fe-
male contraband of tremendous spirits,
threw Il Ratchet and sundry missiles through
Mr. Washiugtous windows. Both parties
we're taken before Aid Robertson and tn
ed Washington paid his 6ae AMI Thomp-
son went to Jail
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31

90 Tao 4zs 70 PAaADz AND Dali
Misunderstanding TIE order Of Gen. Wheat
s..irg upon all 4bIe bodied men to turn
i, 4. evening drill and weekly muster or
7sals. there still seems to De doubt in
2e minds OF some. For the information
3. ,uca We are authorized to state that the
g::=. vas intended 10 include every able
-9-si man between the ages of eighteen
Il :or:y-age. There is 70 be 40 more
-..ag ! clean sweep has been made
l. ne order to which we allude is ouly
Genera. i.a:s of all Therefore, without
-srs circumstances At all, )" as Hamlet once
ss:srTei. GU a scarcely less serious coca
a.l. every man who feels and knows that
:: /; snle-6oiied, and within the nresc7i-
ri .Zss must consider himself personally
s:tses:sd, AMI be may bet his bottom dol
~ ia: i he iout turn out be will be
.-et.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
The ReheI Retreat.

wAsHExGroS. Oct 29.-The general i'm
preston of the retreat Of the rebel army
Which mas prevailed here for days past, IS
about fully confirmed Il IS believed IN
fruut- that Lee mas divided MS army i1to
two corps. one under Jackson and the
other under Longsrreer, aad is leaving the
region in which ae mas been posted.
The expectation Of the Rebel Generals
was probably, 70 De able 10 make power
full dash at Sigel's corps, on their retreat
toward GordousvilIe. flour force catch up
with Cen LougstEeer's rear battle is
imminent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31

%SCDOgH DEATH OF NzGRo.-A ne
gro. By the mama of John Wesiy, died very
suddenly yesterday on the Second Ward
Market Square BE was driving wagon
down Union street when much to the as
Constituent of all present ne fell back of
the seat into the bed Of the wagon and
expired in few moments. he was cou-
veyed to the residence OF relation near
the upper end Of Fourth street. TIE de-
ceased was a resident of MiddIetowa, Pa,
aud was coming TO the city TO see some
friends
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
McCIeuan's Whole Army in Motion.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 28.-The following IS
from the 4msrTcqus special correspon-
dence:
'.FARPgRs FERRY, Oct29, P. M-Sin.e
Sunday last movements of troops q this
vicinity have been constant. and with the
exception of Gen. Summers now Couch :
corps, on Bolivar Heights, cur whole army
may now be said TO De N motion.
General B1ruside's movement: into Vir-
ginia has been strongly followed up, and
Gen. Fitz-Joh1 POr;er's corps is now in a
position to operate promptly N the same
direction if required.
Pleasant Valley. lately so popuIous. IS
now nearly cleared OF .Toops.
General Mcclellan headquarters are
aUw 1T Berlin. Immediately on :he PotomHc
Gen. Bur1sidc's IS with the advance.
The rebel pickets in strong numbers have
again appeared il front of CtaIIesLowu,
ana their artillery and cavalry are visible
from Bolivar Heights They keep strict
guard and are apparently very sOlicitous to
prevent any communication within their
lines in that direction. Their pickets have
also reappeaCed opposite Sharpsburg, and
picket firing over the river has been re-
sumed.
Notwithstanding the manifestations and
contrary belief entertained at headquarters
body OF the rebel army has already retreat
ed and that We shall iad nothing at Win
chester if an advance IS made in that direc-
ton but few OF MS wounded who could not
be moved.
II IS pretty we'll known that considerable
force or rebels have already crossed the
mountains through the Gap At Front Royal:
and it IS believed = still larger force are
passing southwark o. the other side Of the
mountains.
The forces which our Reconnaissance
have found in the vicinity Of Smiaer's Gap
and Cppervi..e are probably watching
against attacks 90 the flank Of the main
army as it stretches towards GordousviIIe.
Surprising that this genera! belief OF the
retreat OF the rebels is founded on facts,
there il still 4 good chance for a pur
suit that would force Lee to turn aud give
battle. The position of cur army is good
for accomplishing this. We hold the short
est route 20 Gordonsville and have the best
and most numerous roads a our command.
Our Reconnaissance made by Plea5ansou
during the last few days have miuuteiy eI-
amiued the country over which This pu-sui;
would he made, aud which have been fruit
tut of much experience will be valuable
unless Lees retreat IS much further adyau-
ced than is probable or possible.
1t would seem that Gen. Mcclellan has
power by vigorous forward movement aid
ed oy a similar advance from Washington
to force Lee 10 stop and light before ne
gains Gordonsv;.ie.
The New York and Philadelphia papers
persist in talking OF heavy rains and q swOl-
len river We have not had heavy rains
except for few hours on Sunday night
and the river has not swollen. Il is still
fordable almost anywhere.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GaAAXAa LEssoE-To be recited in the
Churches every Sabbath during the Win
ter
Ist exercise, by the Congregation
Cough is verb, active, futrausftive, and
in the present tense, Indicative mood is
corrugated thus
I cough We cough
Thou toughest Ys or you cough
BE coughs They cough
Present Participle-{aii) eougFtng'
I'd exercise, by the Preacher:
Cough is a noun, common, (too common
IL this congregation neuter gender, plural
number, and in all cases governed by
Dr.. CHAPNAy'z HoAaHoUxD BALsAx
Price % cents. Sold by
7. 4 LOGAN < Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST { Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31

a RErIvAl OF BCsISEss.-The little
ase i ,ha river appears to nave occazioued
Il increased activity in business There
=s's iuuT 5eeE three inches of water in the
.14anei yesterday. 4 great many mer
2s7ts IN :ae Ohio, above and below, have
-aas ;aeir purchases here lately, and hav-
x 10 chance to snip their goods the &C.
e7nu!stioa las been great. The present
7's, though small, IS favor which
--onid &c thankfully received The steamer
I'D Fellow aOw runs as a daily packet
'='Tssa his point and Captina. The
News Boy aas also resumed her trips be-
,Tsea Wheeling aad BeIlaire. The Sig
's' vas also out yesterday looking around
o. place % put in. Quite number of
';as' Little craft nave made their appear
.'ss, Aat things look a great deal more
I':'7e about the landing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31

.RPAzr:CCaAza oy The KILLING OF THE
,rgggIL-A. SAM EIGH-We announced
,rsz~ iay Or Two since the killing Of
~ Eiga, the notorious Hampshire coun-
guerilla. The particulars are as fol-
rs Eigd. who had taken the oath of al
.-aace. vas engaged as usual in captur-
2. ne oval citizens Of Hampshire coun-
AuUag others ne captured 4 man by
e l=ne 0f Spencer, aud was proceeding
as.s ne pad wiki him. High sent the
lance Of his cut throass ahead TO arrest
.s1= ltaer -aiou citizens After the gang
81 .oae Higa said to Spencer, Il intend
g. ==a5 you where sent Arnold. lalludiug
&C man ae aad killed some time before
..,er xaiIs Hign leaned his gun against
; .-sa. aud Spencer. watching his 0Pportu-
1.,r seized the g1u aud SHOT High through
ne near. a,lllng him instantly Spencer
Jumped upon H;gb= horse and made for
Sex Creek with as little delay as possible.
fe Is now quite tio1 n New Greek
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31

~ CHARGED WITH BUTISG CP REBEL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9 or 10 citizens of
a''oour county were brought in last even
-,sE aai committed to the Athenaeum.-
-'s7 are charged with buying up the scrip
.''sd ny he so-caIIed Confederate States.
-.''ng he recent numerous raids il that
AT Of Inc State they have managed to
7-Ts behind them great deal of this
''oH aud as nobody had any use for it, it
as extensively bought up. Among the
s'-'oness who came in last evening are
'o'as who have heretofore been considered
IA. neu. The most of them deny that
hey we're ever guilty of buying up the
'Sf,p 70 take south
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
More about the Writ Of Habeas Cor
uUS at Boston.

BosTOS, Ocs. 29.-Deputy Sheriff Bagisy
proceeded TO Fort Warren to-day in / sioop
failing to get a pass in the regular steamer,
TO serve the writ OF ad5slS corpus IN the
case of Mr.. Winder. The Deputy-Sherif
was not allowed to land, aud consequently
returned TO the city. he reported 20 the
Court that his attempt TO serve tue writ
vas unsuccessful The Judge remarked
that he had no means with which to enforce
the writ and ordered the papers TO De
placed on file. This probably ends the
case for the present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
~Drry,crlrr on THE BALTIMORE AsD

,-DrrY;crGrY on THE BALTIMORE ASD
.r,o RAILROAD The other day ! rowdy
- -. name Of John H..azh g1t III the
.,s-n bound ,-stn of the Baltimore and
.-.o Railroad. When hear Nanniagton he
.-neacgd smoking u the ladies' car and
.a,y;, iisorderIy manner. he was re-
.s.,ed 10 behave himself Oy Mr.. J. j.
v.s,, mo IS employed as breaksmau by
-. Company, out he still continued his
<.,=frs ak. until the ladies were com
lied 70 leave the car Hough followed
=. ,i;ss INTO smother car aud still persis-
f, smoking in their presence. Mr..
Va, .,aio demonstrated, aud finally
-..-.-i off 10 MORN the conductor. Jast
=. N, outside the door of the car Hough
.,-,.k through the window at him, and in
,,,g % Gu. MS arm in a dreadful manner
When Hoaga got to the next station he
.s,-.paei 20 Grafton aud asked the Off
=. 20 arrest Wheat. which was done,
s5ara having represented that Wheat had
him With a knife, When the facts be-
are kposa Mr.. Wheat vas released and
;su,a vas placed under arrest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31

sVA TEREE LEGGED CHICKEN "A cOun-
TRUMAN from Ohio yesterday brought into
the city quite an Interesting curiosity in
the shape OF a three legged chicken. TIE
three legs we're AL perfectly formed. The
rooster is very able bodied, and although
he has no use for the third leg, he con-
troi= il as he does the others with apparent
natural ease. The chicken can pc seen at
John Balls tavern, MArket street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
From the South
HenIds Dispatch

SUFFOLK. Va Oct. 70 On F-idav 1 re-
c7uaoIssauce n force was made irOu this
aoiat 70 tue Black water. On the other
side of the Black water I small party Of the
eaemy was encountered By D0dges rifles
Iai il1ked-
= 5kirnish occurred "a which II. Vince
ler OF cue mounted rifles was killed and 1
Captain OF the same regiment wounded
SIX prisoners we're captured and our -rlops
returned % camp The rebel force Oh
Black water ises not seem 20 De IaEge- =
.arge number of rebel mail carriers have
1een arrested q Norfolk today.
Telegram 20 the Richmond Despatch
CHARLESTON, Oct. "a greater nun
Ger of vessels than Usual have been block
aiding the narUor. Tie gun5Oats are n
sight
The steamer Miueh45a u aica got aground
some lays ago of Sul.iv4a's Island. viii
probably prove = wreck. Most Of ner car
70 mas been saved
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
Late and Interesting News from the
Potomac Army.
HsADQUAaTsRs AMY OF POTOMAC
October $50 O'Clock P. n


No news of Importance has been heard
from General PIeasanIon to-day.
The news received to-day from the Vi
ciuity Of the main body of the rsbe. army,
shows that Hill, Jackson and Hampton are
suGsmped between Marrinsburg and Bun
ker Hill, the majority near the latter place
A request made to-day 10 remove the
bodies OF two soldiers buried near Shep-
herdstown was denied until the consent Of
Lee or Stuart could be ootaiaed,
which occupied an hour. This SHOWS that
the leading Generals are not 4 great dis
lance from cur lines. aad thai the rebel
army has not as yet retreatsd ID the Shen-
andoah Valley.
The rebels have sent their sick and w0un-
ied back to Stauutou, evidently aaricipa-
ting Al early movement Of the Army of the
Potomac.
Il is believed no large force of the enemy
have crossed to the east of the Blue Ridge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
Why the Arrests were Made in Bal
timore.

WAsHISGros, Oct. 29.-The arrests OF
prominent Union men 10 Baltimore. by
Gen. Wool for pet;tiouiug for his removal
causes much surprise here. and II IS doub-
ted If be is sustained, though his friends
declare that he will be- The Baltimore
4msricuH Of to-day, says; We seriously
doubt whether these proceedings will sub
due the dissatisfaction Of cur loyal citizens
with the military government 10 Baltimore
or tend to increase the loya! sentiment in
our midst