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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-31

EaF ARREST OF EssIoNIsrs-TAKISd
TEH OATH.-Yesterday Major Swearingen,
Commander of the Post, and Capt. over,
Of the prison guard, under direction of the
Provost Marshal, Major Darr, proceeded,
each with a squad of men, to arrest some
dozen or more of the prominent secession
lists of this city. They were all asked to
take an oath to support the Constitution of
the United States and the restored govern
ment of Virginia. Those who refused
were taken in custody, and these who took
the oaths were permitted to depart Judge
Thompson was arrested and refused to take
an oath to support government which, he
said, existed in violation of the Constitu-
ton. He was granted parole to go home
and advise his family, but is to report this
morning, and will, we presume, either take
the required Oaths or go to Jail. DR.. AL
fred Hughes also refused to take the oaths,
but for the present, owing to illness in his
family, will be parolled upon certain con-
dittons. William Goshorn refused, and
vas committed 10 the Atheneum. N. F
hulliheu refused, and was also committed,
but at subsequent period, upon signify
ing his willingness to assume the required
obligation, was released. Samuel Mitchell,
Aaron Kelly, A. ]. Pannell, John Hunter
and others took the oaths and were re-
leased.
We learn that it is the intention of the
Provost Marshal, Major Darr, to call upon
all who voted for the Ordinance of ssces-
sion, aad all who have manifested in pub
lie manner their secession sympathies, and
those who refuse to take the oaths afore-
said will be committed to the Atbeneum
We are informed that this action was de.
Cided upon in view of the fact that some OF
the secessionists have manifested signs o.
joy at the recent defeat of General Banks
aud the brutal manner in which his re-
treating troops were treated by the rebell
snder Jackson and Ewell.
There were only about eighty odd votes
cast for the ordinance of secession, in thi
city, but that does not, by any means, com
prise the whole list of those who openl,
sympathise with the present rebellion, ant
who would. if occasion offered, lend aid an,
comfort TO the enemy.
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Notice 10 Man subsor,b.rs.
D8-TuF oato Wars sulphur


These spriags, situated in Delaware
county, Ohio, eighteen miles uorlh of CO.
lumbus, Ohio, have recently fal,cn into the
hands of Warden & Emery, whose hospi.
tslities we have experienced n, the Am.ri-
eau Hotel, in Columbus. The new pro-
prtetors will open tue springs on the 10th
OF June, and will offer inducements IN
pleasure seekers which we feel assured
cannot be afforded by any similar estaL-
ltshment in the country, Upon the spleu-
did estate there are five springs, all within
the lawn, four of which, the White suI.
phUrr the Carbohydrate, the Magnetism. and
Saline Chaleyheate, are decidedly medicin-
al, and the fifth is remarkable for the puri.
ty of its waters. The stream of water
which supplies the White Sulphur, flows
without change or abatement, either in
quality or volume. As delightful resort
during the summer months, the Ohio
White Sulphur Springs have no rival in
the West, and but few in the United
States The location is peculiarly healthy:
the SciOto here is rapid, rocky stream;
the "Cliff Limestone" a formation, hun
dreds of feet in thickness, through which
the river cuts its way, is everywhe either
al or near the surface; the grounds of the
estate are beautifully uudulated, aud inter
spersed with numerous raVines which car.
ry of all the superauous water, thus rem
dering the soil dry, and the atmosphere
free from that humidity so prejudlcial to
health. These circumstances, taken in
connection with the altitude of the place
(abOut 1000 feet above the leve, of the
ocean,, make the locality as free from m a.
laFious influences as a mountain region.
The Spring estate consists of 800 acres,
100 of which is covered by one of the
most beautiful groves in Ohio. The grounds
proper embrace about $50 acres, divided
between lawn and woodland.
Bathing here, by the plan adopted, is
brought into fair competition with that at
naturally Warm and Hot Springs. The
water, heated in the bath tub by steam
pipes, the heat not being raised high
enough to precipitate its salts, is applied to
the surface of the bather, without the loss
of any OF its saline ingredients.
At 1.-THE Springs there ia a telegraph of
ice, connecting with all parts of the coun-
Try, and every other convenience which
good taste and long experience can sug-
gest.
Those of our citizens seeking health and
pleasure can ind no bettOr resort than the
White Sulphur Springs, which we hearth
ly commend. For any further information
the reader will apply to Warden 4 Emery, |
Columbus, Ohio.
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Telegraph Markets.

+. q, CINCINNATI, May S0-PlOur sayy and nominal AT
S5l9 for suPer6ne, S41s@4,2 Is for extra and 81 40
lg.a'.S tof family and fancy brands Wheat Sc low
- eIoa1s dull At s5@S7e for red and paA05s for
white; Corn declined to SS9S5c. oats steady at
SS rs rye dun q se9SIe BARLEY quiet at 6587Oc
49, And talL Mhisky e IN good demand at
1SSFe' Aolasses advanced to 4ac, Sugar 8rm N az
,Sss3s and Coffee At 2O14@271fe. Provisions dull
FnrLADEIDHIA. May SO.-Plour dull at e. IS for SUI
PstHne $S92 Is for extra and S 26@5 so for extra
lanlly Small sales Of rye Hour at S. IS. Wheat
Is da and sails sloWIy 1t 81 1901 o for red md
q 81 % nor white Bye sold At $50. Corn Is IN
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B8SAD, AcclDESr-A MAN KrLLEp.-
Yesterday morning young mau, named
Clarke Green, was killed on the Central
Ohio Railroad, about mile west of Bell
aire. He was a breakmau on the road,
and was standing in the door of the bag
gage car waving his hand to some girls BY
the roadside. The train was approaching
the first tannel west of Bellair, imme date
ly adjoining which. on the west side, is a
very narrow bridge. Green, having his at
tention directed elsewhere, did not observe
the bridge. and leaning forward little too
far, his head struck one of the ttmbers.-
He was knocked out of the car, and fell in
to the creek below. As the traia shot in.
to the dark tunnel, the absence ofthe break
man was not noticed until the baggage car
emerged upon the other side, when the en-
CINE was stopped. The train men going
back found the unfortunate breakman dead.
The deceased was young man about
twenty-five years old. He resided in Zaues
willie, Ohio.
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WAsnISGroN, May so.-Brtgadier Gen
eral 8. w. Crawford, late Surgeon under
Anderson at Fort Sumter, and afterwards
Inspector General under Rosecrans in
western Virginia, has been appointed to
ioni recently Commanded by Col. Douneliy
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E9r BALTIMORE AND oH1o RA1LRoAn
BRIDGES BuRSED.-we End the following
in the Baltimore Sun of Thursday:
Information was received al Sandy Hook
Yesterday morning that two of the railway
bridges were destroyed by the Confederate
soldiers on Tuesday, viz: The Opeouan
bridge, wooden structure, one hundred
yards long, situated two miles east of Mar
tlnsburg, and the Pillow bridge, a wooden
structure, two hundred yards Iong situated
on the east side ofthe roads entrance into
Martinsburg. No other casualties were re-
ported up to noon yesterday. The tele-
graph operator, who was stationed at Mar
tlns6urg, made his escape from that place
on Monday night, and reached Williams
port on Tuesday. He carried With him the
telegraph instruments, &c. The Western
train which left Camden station Yesterday
morning went no further than Harperis
Ferry. No train came from Cumberland.
1t is understood that the railway track
proper has not been disturbed by the Con.
federates. - -
THE bridges reported burned can be re-
constructed in three days, so that if the
track has not been disturbed, the business
of the road need not be affected for any
considerable period.
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HD-THR RAlN.-We had quite hard
rain yesterday morning, which was well
comely received because it was badly
needed. About noon the clouds dtsnp-
peared, aud the weather was warm and
bright. Vegetation took tremendous
leap forward, and the fresh and green face
of the earth looked greener and fFssher
than ever.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsHIXGToN, May 80,

WASHINGTON, May 30.
Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, from the Military
Committee, reported back q bill for the
better organization OF the Adjutant Gener.
ais Office.
Mr.. Ten Eyck offered IA resolution that
the Secretary of War be instructed to COM
municate to the Senate copy of the Off
cial report of General Hooker relating to
the recent battle. at Williamsburg; also
resolution that the Committee on Public
Lands be instructed to inquire into the
exPediency of donating lands for the bcne-
fit of Antiquar ian societies.
Mr.. WIson, of Mass, offered a resolution
that the Secretary of the Interior be re-
quested to communicate to the Senate, a
copy of the correspondence with the War
Department on the subject Of inprisoniug
soldiers in the peniteutiary of the District,
and also a copy of the opinion of the At.
torney General on the subject. He under
stood there were seventy or eighty soldiers
now imprisoned in the penitentiary here.
Mr.. Trum6ull did not see any necessity
for extra haste in passing the tax BILL
This session of Congress was not bound to
adjourn at any particular time, and he did
not think Congress ought TO adjourn in the
present condition ofthiugs and leave their
post of duty. 80 -
NASs0AASASpUNG III lutOE Vi carly hCLIU0
on the tax bill.
Mr. Simmons moved to amend the tax on
whisky SO as to,make it 26cts till July and
after that 35cts per gallon.
Mr.. Sherman opposed the amendment
as being too high tax on one article and
operating injuriously on the agricultural
interests.
Mr.. Harris said he would assume that the
expenditure would 60 on and the debt be-
come one thousand millions. This was
certainly enough to satisfy anybody.
The discussion was continued by Messrs
Chandler aud McDOugal, the latter speak
ing at length upon the merits Of the bill,
contsnding for the superiority of the sub
stttute offered by him, which raised suffi-
Client revenue and taxed only those things
which were legally subject to taxation,
while the billfrom the House taxed every
thing which should be encouraged.
Mr.. Simmons amendment was rejected
yeas 10, nays 81.
Without further action, the Senate adj
journed.
House not in session.
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BB-THE JuxE TrRu Of the County Court
meets on Monday morning. We believe it
is a called Court, to lay the County Levy
Tor the ensuing year. Persons having
claims against the County will do we'll to
have their accounts on hand in time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-31

E8-sPEAKnR FROsT has resigned his
position as Speaker of the House of Dele
gates, and accepted a commission as Lieut..
Colonel of the lltb Va. Infantry. He will
leave in day OF two to join his regiment
al AEnoldsburg.
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Firing on tha Potnman

WlLLrAMsPoRr, Nd, May sO.-A messen-
ger just reports e P. Nj heavy firing be-
tween HarPers Ferry aud Charleston.
Orr pickets on the Virginia side of the
Potomac have been driven in bya superior
force Of the enemy.
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8g .g9IeaIr!ag1.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The New State in Congress Il
couraging PROSPECTS.
Especial to the Daily Intsllirrnr.rN
Special TO the Daily Intelligencrr.)
WAsH1HoTov. May 3O-P

" 11011IR'"IVNI May oV-F' NJ.
The prospects for the admission of the New
state by Congress are very encouraging.
Inc Commissioners to-day had an inter-
view with the Senate Committee on Terri
tories, to whom the memorial OF your Leg
isl"tuFe was referred. The members of the
Committee are all favorable to the New
State.
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Evacuation Of Corinth Confirmed,

WAR DEPARTNEET, May 30.
A despatch just received fully corrobor-
ates the former message that Corinth is
evacuated by the rebels and occupied by
our troops. Prisoners say that the enemy
LEFT last night for OkalOno. u point about
100 miles south of Corinth, on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad.
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lnent: ~ s's
HEADQUARTERS DEP'T MrssIss1ppr.
CAMP os CoRINTH RoAD, May %.
To Hon. E. ". Stanton, 1Spc'y Of War:
Three strong accommodating columns ad-
Vanced this morning on the right, centre
and left, to feel the enemy and Gnmask bfs
batteries. The enemy holly contested his
ground at every point, but was driven back
with considerable loss. NNA
The column on the left encountered the
strongest opposition. Our loss was 25
Killed and wounded, the enemy left 80 dead
on the field. Their losses at other points
are not yet ascertained. Some or 8 off.
GERS and number of privates were cap
tured. The fighting will probably be re-
newed Tomorrow morning at day 6reak.-
The whole country is SO thickiy wooded
that We were compelled to feel our way.
lSignsd. H. W. HALLEcK,
Major General.
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Another Account of the Retreat o
1s RoOkR lff

r
WIILIAMsPoRT, May 2s.--It is no longer
contrabaud to state that, from the hour of
recall from the pursuit of Jackson beyond
Harrisonburg, and the jobbling up of all
Gen. Banks army, except two small iu-
fantry brigades, fourteen guns and two
regiments of inexperienced cavalry, that
every officer was firmly imb1ed with the
belief, should jackson and Ewell combine
to assail us, that We were completely at
their mercy. 1t must not be supposed that
all the force above mentioned could be con-
tracted to repulse the enemy In case of an
attack At least one-half Of the infantry
force were required for special service,
such as guarding trains Of wagons, bridges,
railroads, etc, while the cavalry were re.
quired to be continually on the scout to
guard against snrptise.ITiS US
When your correspondent temporarily
left Camp at Strasburg on Saturday pre.
viohs % the bloody affair at Front ROYAL,
it was known that hOrdes Of guerrillas were
sWarming the mountains aud the ValIeys
of the north and south forks OF the Shefn-
andoah river on our rear aud flank, but nc
indications could be obtained of any con.
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active request but there Is very little coming in:
sales Of yellow At 52@5Gc.; white at 62a65c. Oats
advancing; sales at 81 Iz3sC for Pennsylvania and
66c Tor delaware. COtIeS quiet. Sugar In good re-
quest with Tree sales Of Cuba at lose Provisions
dull. Aess pork is held t$t2 B0dI2 20 Lard dull
at SIC. Whisky drulsr; Ohio At 241l{c
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PoTrsvrLts, Pa. May sO.-Thc Mahon-
ing 4 Broad Mountain R. R. has been CON.
pleted to Ashland. Tue first load of coal
was shipped over to- day.
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Reported Evacuation of Corintb,

WAsHlNaToN, May 3O.-A dispatch has
Just been received from an unofficial source
that the rebels left Corinth last nipht and
that General Nelson occupied their en-
trenchments at eight o'clock this morning.
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Later from Corinth-Its Destruction
by the Rebels.

WAsHINGToN, May s9.-The following
despatch was received at the War Depart
ment this afternoon:
NEAR CORrNTH. May 80, 1862.
Hon. E. N. Stqaton, Secretary Of Var.
Gen. Pope's heavy batteries opened Ere
upon the enemy's entertainments about 10
o'clock A. NJ, and soon drove the rebels
from their advanced battery.
Major General Sherman established an
other heavy battery yesterday afternoon
within 1000 yards of their works, and a
diminishing party advanced at day break
this morning.
Three of our divisions are already in the
enemys advanced works, about TIRE quar-
tiers of a mile of COrinth, which is in flames.
The enemy has fallen back of the Mobile
lsigned.l H. W. HArtrok, Maj, Gen.
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SECOND DIsPAroH.
NEAR OoR1Nrn MAJ.

NEAR CORISTH, May 80, 1862.
Hon. e. 81. Stanton, Secretary of Var:
Our advanced guard are in Corinth.-
Conhlcting accounts az to the enenty's
movements, but believed to be in strong
force on our left flank, some or miles
south of Coriuth, near the Mobile / Ohio
Railroad
Isigned.1 H. W. HA11ror Maj. Gen.
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From Gen. Halleck.

WAsHIsGToN, May so.-The following
has just been received at the War Dsnsrtss
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