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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13

AN incident that carries its own COM
ment, is related by visitor on his way to
one of the patriot-camps in the Old Do
minion. Seated by the roadside was a
soldier, his musket in one hand, and a
small volume in the other, which he was
reading with deep interest. He was clad
roughly but comfortably, and bore the ov-
licences of having seen hard service. AS
the party approached, he rose to his feet,
advanced into the road, and exclaimed
"Halt! Let me see your pass" After
carefully inspecting the strangers and their
pass, he quietly told them to move on, and
resumed his seat and his book. One of
the party glanceda at the volume, and found
that it was beautiful copy of Tennyson's
Poems.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13
On motion the House adjourned

BoTH the London Times and Herald, be
sides poor weak London Post, flatter ed.
itorialIy the "Guurds," apropos to their
departure for Canada. The Guards are
the pet regiment of Great Britain, and
nothing is thought to be too good for their
back or bellies. They are England's pride,
and since the Crimean war are mostly
IrisHn,en.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13


SCARCELY day passes which is not
marked by the announcement at the Patent
Office in Washington, of some new bomb
shell, rife, cannon, sword, stirrup, saddle,
camp cooking stove, liquid fire, submarine
battery, &c. This generation has witnessed
no long wars, nor, in all Likelihood, will it.
This is owing to the discoveries of such
means of destroying life as were unknown
to our forefathers, and of which they had
no conception. They are multiplying con-
tinually. AS rapidly as vessels are made
capable of resisting attack and annihilat-
ing the enemy, counter inventions show
how easily they can be blown to atoms,
and vice versa. The authorities are con-
tinually occupied in. testing new methods
of wholesale slaughter, and are overrun
with applications to try experiments, on
fresh inventions that are submitted. The
result will be necessity for some inven-
ton to supply population little faster.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13

DEPENDENT,

The object of this suit is to obtain Judgment
against A. II. Jackson, for hundred and twenty
dollars due by account from said A. II. Jackson to
the plaintiff.
And it appearing by affidavit filed in the papers of
this cause thOt thesaid A. H. Jackson has voluntar
gone into the armies of the so-called Confederate
States-On motion of the plaintiff it is ordered that
the said A. II. jackson do appear here within
month after due publication of this order and do
what is necessary protect his interests and that
copy Of this order be inserted for four successive
weeks in the Wheeling Intelligencer, and posted
cording to law. A cOpy-Teste:
j0nll-4tw j. WOOFTER, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13
ThompsOn-ism.

We should like to ask the Cincinnati
Gazette the precise meaning, in English, of
ia prophecy which is the corollary of an
historical preparation" We are afraid
that somebody down there has been read
ing Judge ThOmpson's "Category."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13

God guard our flag, and keep each star
Each stripe as bright as now they wave,
Btill mRkei it lead our ranks in war,
Still float above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trail It through the dust of shame.
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow it to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13
DIED.

Yesterday, of dropsy, Capt. sx1DER, aged seventy
three years.
The funeral will take place at two o'clock this
(Ionday) afternoon, from the late residence of the
deceased, in Fulton. The friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13


ARE our readers about weary of hearing
the oft repeated announcement that i'm
portant action is soon to take place Do
they with distrust turn from it as from the
ager and not over-veracious newsboy's
cry of 'another great battle ?" We should
not be surprised if they did. Aud yet at
the risk of losing their attention to our
words, we venture again to>say that in the
very nature of things there must be very
soon some important movement. We all
know that Gen. Burnside is just about to
start, if he has not already started, upon
an expedition, which may lead to great re-
suits. The preparations are upon SO large
scale that unless some unexpected misfor-
tune befalls the general and his soldiers,
they will before many days strike a heavy
blow in the domain OF the rebels. Itisgener-
ally believed, and apparently on good
grounds, that the success ofthe Burnsideex-
petition will be followed by some movement
of the army of the Potomac. The prevailing
impression is, that the batteries on the Po-
tomac will be cleared out; that Heintzle-
mans and Summers divisions on the west
side of the river, and Hooker's in lower
Maryland, on the east side, will cooper
ate.
If we turn to Kentucky, We find that
the bridge across Green river is finished
just at the time that Burnside moves in the
east. This coincidence may perhaps be
accidental. But it is evident that Generals
Buell. and Buckner will be likely to meet
before long. General Halleck is almost
ready to go down towards Columbus,
though we think that he is not quite so
we'll prepared as he means to be before be
starts. He cannot, however, be long de-
layed.
Gen. Stevens, in South Carolina, has
crossed to the main land, and waits for re-
Inducements, which are already ordered
A portion of our forces have occupied the
railroad at a point few miles west Of
Charleston, and we may hear of engage,
ments in that neighborhood. Dupont, too
was lately preparing to move upon some
point, and he does not delay unnecessarily
when he starts.
We hear of daily skirmishing on the up.
per Potomac. Gen. Lander is entrusted
with the command at Romney, and is tc
move down the line of tbs Baltimore road
The rebel Jackson has force of severa
thousand men, and is charged with pre-
venting the repairs on the road. Conflict.
with him are inevitable. From all point:
we may expect stirring news next week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13

The N. Y. World says there is a dispo-
sition on Change to withdraw all connec-
tons with houses in Liverpool that took
part in the recent 'indignatiOn meeting"
there,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13

NEW contracts with singers in England
stipulate if encores are accepted addition
al pay will be expected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13

corporation-for "the tender mercies of the
wicked are cruel" aud we take it for gran
ted that corporations alike with individ-
uals who have no souls, are necessarily
wicked. What we want is healthy equi-
librium. We want all the advantages to
which locality gives us a right from the Bal
timore road, and as few disadvantages as
possible. If our Legislators are wise and
true we wiH,get them. If they are moved
by other considerations, we shall be sacri-
feed.
The friends of Northwestern Virginia in
terests should fight this Pennsylvania Rail
road scheme for their sacrifice, to its bitter
end. Never, by any consideration, should
they let that monstrous and tyrannical
monopoly get its clutches on our threats.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13
NOTICE.
Wheeling library Association.

TTNIE delinquent stockholders of the Wheeling Ii
i brary Association, for the years 1860 and 1861
are hereby notified that if their stock be not paid
they will be sued soon Judgment can be made
available by execution.
The January instalment of stock is now due and
stockholders are urged to make payment promptly
without waiting to be called by a collector The
bills may be had of the Treasurer at the counting
room of Hobbs Barns lis Main ST.
By order of the Board. N. PlGMAN, Pres't.
W. c. BRoCKUNIER, SeC'y pro tenn. jan9-Iw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13
MERCHANTs, & MEcIIANIcs, nANK-l
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AllE firm of MCClnllens & Knox was dissolved on
l. january LIST, 1862, by limitation. The business
will be continued by S. Mcclellan and Chester d.
Knox, under the style of
JAM MCCLELLAN 4 KNOX.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13
GUSTAVE DE sPIEss!
Tho eminent Pianist, pupil of Listz).
Plaintiff.
James A. Hall,

WIRG INIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks office
OF the County Court for the county of Lewis, for
the month of January, 1862.
James A Hall. plainfiN
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Poetry.
sHAKsPEARE ON THE TIM

sHAKsPEARE ON THE TIMES.
TIE LAT. coMMAND1R-IN-cHIsP.
''Ths ever valiant and approved Henry ".
rRR PRESENT connANpER.rn.cHlnp.
81 do not think braver gentleman,
More active.valiant, or moro valant-young,
More daring, or more bold, II nov alive,
To grace this latter day with noble deeds"
[usnry ".
BISHOP POLK.
Il better show'd with you,
When that your docs, assembled by the bell,
EncrcIed you, 10 hear with reverence
Your exposition Of the holy text;
Team now to see you here. an iron man,
Cheering q rout of rebels with yeur drum,
Turning the " ord to sword and life to death.
I'D Part Henry ". l,2.
,zrrEascx pave.
But for his purpose in the coronation
have not sounded him. nor he delivsr'd
lRichard III, -.
TO THE STATE OF xANAwHA.
Those opposed eyes
Which. like tho meteors Of troubled heaven,
All Of one nature, Of one substance bred,
Did lately meet in the intestine shock
And furious close Of civil butchery,
shall now. in mutual, wellbeseemipg ranks,
March all on. way. [IIsury ".
pR BREcxtNRIpcH.
A jewel in a ten times barr'd up chest
Is bold spirit in loyal breast.
TO B.AUFeRr.
Speak, Beaufort, to thy sovereign.
Beaufort, 1t Is thy sovereign speaks to thee
Henry ~.
PORT ROYAL.
Rebellion in this land hall lose its sway,
Meeting the check OF such another day
And siuce this business SO fair j. done,
Let not leave till our own is won.-l Henry ".
TO THE DorBrERS.
Cold friends to me: What do they In the North
Ay ny, thou wou,dst be gone to join with Richn'cnd
will not trust you. sir. Richard Ill.
THE RESIDENTS MESSAGE.
In Gods name, cheerly on courageous friends,
To reap the harvest OF perpetual peace
By this one bloody trial OF sharp war.
[Richard III, S, 3.
LoYAL7Y's APPEAL TO NEW YORK.
Burn'em Woods. [Macbeth.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

JEEFE0SCN DAVIE.
But for his purpose in the coronation
have not sounded him. nor he deliver'd
lis gracious pleasure any way therein.
Richard III, g. I.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

M1CHAEL MATHEWS, At his old stand, opposite
W4 the Union House. Main street, McGregor. Iowa.
ha, just received large stock OF Groceries and Pro-
visions, suited to the wants OF the public
He has also large lot OF Apples, Cranberries, and
other Fruit, which will be sold cheap the same
can be purchased at any other store in town.
The public iavited to test his ability satisfy
purchasers, both as to goods aud prices.
Mc6regor, Nov !, lSeln
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
m illincry.

millinery.
NEr3S HATRD would take this opportunity to
IA announce to the citizens Of McGregor and VI
cny that she has purchased Miss Clarks interest in
the Millinery establish ment and will st i'll be found At
their old stand two doors abova BnckIey's new brick
store where she will be happy their old patronss
and make the acq quaint ance Of new ones.
She has secured the services of expcrenc ce VOL X
man. and fatters herself she suit the Ladies in
regard to styles and prizes.
She will receive new Goods sem-monthay.
p. S.-:Iantau making done as heretofore.
November 18th, lS6lm3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
.MiScellu1eeOosS.
II. B. GRAY.

aud Solicitor in Chanccry. Mason City, Cerro 0ordc
county, Iowa. Will attend pr romptly to any business
pertaining the Practice Of Law In the llth Judicial
District, Iowa. Will examine Titles, pay Taxes, sell
Lands &C. The best Of References cheerfuliy givens
October 9th, 186ltf
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
FROM pITTsBURG.

Our troops are not idc at Pittsburg Land
hg, thousl. no general battle is yet report
ed. Accommodating party Of our men has
put to ignominious flight three or four
thousand rebels near Pea Ridge, who left
in such hot haste as TO abandon everything
without making a show of resistance Our
men captured large amount of booty and
twelve prisoners, who said that the South
was sick Of tho war, If their own conduct
an bo accepted az evidence, they told the
ruth. .I- .., .....l.-T
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette
writes that the army is cndeav0ring slowly
to advance, but makes very little headway
zen. IIalieck il everywhere, seeing person
lily TO everything and winning golden opir-
ons from everybody by the energy, activi
ty and sound Judgment he displays. His
Inc organizing talent is rapidly bringing or
Tor out of confusion, and tho Army of the
rennessoo will soon DO again i'll condition
Of the highest possible effectiveness. AL
ready the influence of u ma ,tcr mind is per-
ceptible among the men. They wall go int"
the next battle with feeling OF calm, u.
Surcd confidence in their leader and them
selves, which viii be wortn more than all
other army Of re-enforccmnnts.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
A Government for Arizonn.

Mr. ASHLEY, from the liou Territorial Commit
ter time since reported bill tor the Organ-
Eaton pf Ar.uIna. IL is sincerely 10 be hoped Con
iyrcss will not adjourn without making the bill an
act AriTona is peculiarly the property of the
North. Its mines have been explored and partially
developed ty northern capital Since the war
cumrnrncsd it has been in the possession Of the
rebels, and the great line OF communication between
he Atlantic AND Pacific has been sundrred. r.
Gently il has became the seat Of an active mmigri-
ion. All the reb,llious and diaiiect,d, from Cali
iOrnia and Western Texas, have congrrga,ed thcr,
upon the Mexican frontier, ready for the execution
ot extensive tlhbnst,r attempts upon Mexico. TIE
,pcning Of hosuties between tile allied European
Powers and the NJ, xicNns, will no doubt be- the
signal of irresistible invasion of those wrrichcS
Il, III the North, who will take pSsessir of the
iairest territory along the Gulf ot California an
and the Pacific. Goysinm mt has duties to perform
toward its own subjects, well 10 its allies. Ii
has no right 10 withhold the exercise of its power
in restoring property e. its wronged owners il has
no right m leave Mexico exposed 10 the mischicv-
effects oi our own inactivity or careeSsncsS.-
Arizona should therefore bc cleared uf these deS-
pers,does uni,m an slioull be placed in posses
sion Of their own, and the cloud which hangs on
the northern hnriznn Of Mex should be disSipIt
I'd. And the first indispensable step in the fulfill
nf these duties is the erection nf Arizona intc
National Territory. CtngycSS, with a ciuselrss
naste, unknnwn hcE'rt GopgreSsmrn were paid 4
yearly SALARY rrespccli1e Of Ihe lGsglh Qf he SGs
sion, Is prrIRring 10 shove the business of the
Spring over 20 the Winter, This Arizona bill
should not, must not, be thus disposed Of NJ
York 1,mts. ...
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
rvtuorrAN NEWS.

By late arrivals We learn that the relations
between England, France. and Spain. rela
tive to Mexico, are not altogcther satistac
tory. Itis beloved in well-informed circi,'
that as soon an tho French re-enforcemente
shall have arrived q, Vera Cruz. the Frenc!.
troops will move OF toward Mexico. But u
10 aided in tho same part of the dispatcl
thai nobody seems 70 understand the Qies.
tion. Capt. Cole. the alleged inventor o
the Monitor style Of gunbosty, has ben!
for sometime pensloner Of the Admiralty
but the Duke Of Somerset, at the head Z
the Admiralty Board. declines to so int"
any extravagant expenditure for vessels o.
the class suggested by Capt Coles, holding
that it is uuwise to be guided by popu!ai
pancs in providing for National detcnse.
The news from the continent il not o.
special Importance Italy has remonstrate'
through tho PrvSsian Minister against IN,
aid givei by Austria to brigaadasc il Sic.
~. Glribalji is at Pav.a, where he ha
been received with much enthusiasm. I'll.
Marquis &c Lavrlette, French Minister
Rome, was On visit to England The bu,
lion n the Bank Of England "n Saturday
the !2,h ul;., was sl6.e5l go. The steam.
e. wh,ch was to leave On that day for til,
East, MAS To take out 81 2,250 900 for tn,
purchase OF c"t;on at Bombay. American,
securities were unchanged.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
FI,EDERICkSpURC,

fREoraIcEsvuRG, %hlch the telegraph an
nouncHS 10 be IN the occupation OF oui
oops under General &vDowell, is the cal
tai of SpottSylvania county NirgiIia, and
is situated oil the right bank of the Kappa
hammock. at the head of tido-water, Il it
in northerly direction from Richmond,
Instant between Rfty and sixty miles hy
railroad, and siXty-fvo by turnpike. Turn.
pike roads connect il with Falmouth and
Newport, and another turnpike leads tnrougl,
wilderness TO Orange Court House, where
railroad connects with Gordonsville. The
railroad from Washington, ria Aqua Creek
passes Through fredericksburg. ltis about
hfteen miles frna Aqua Creek by the rail
road, 1t had, before the rebolEGn broke
out, four or fve thousand inhabitants, and
was quite a hourishing town. ..
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
III n M s

OI the 92d inst, ttbsHty-SereH Transports
II ~ reported, lett P.ttshurg and Savannah
t. drd with the wounded. THIS of course
Guided tho rebel wuuniei, who were cap
Ured 10y oar advancing army on Monday.
IHe rebel guns at Yorktown are manned
~ negroes,
GREAT disaiioction is said to exist among
the rebels at COrlnth.
FouR new Rebel gun-boats have been.
launched At the Norfolk Navy-yud, and
iour more are in the cOu' sc of construction.
Some ot those are to be iron-putod,
4 pisrArrh hem Chira sN says that Gen.
pope's Division ot Fort Wright has boon
ordered to rc-eltOrCo ten. Hallcck and that,
IA obedience TO this order, Gen. Pope with
uis men had lett Fort Wright,
TnE rcpGgtel engagement between the
;roops Ot Gen. Burnside and q georgia rGsi-
uent took place not NJ Elizabeth Cay, but
~ the Canal above that place Tue Nation
II force nuubere 800 the Rebel loss was
IS killed, aid - Wounded.
TaR sieSi.ar YRnkee went up the Kappa.
sannOcS To FrcGaGckSbusg ca iueSday
| .ht that the il1tIlla ospnred seven Rebel
chUoners, and twD steamers, Tho Nat nlIaI
;ruops have POSSESSION OF Fredericksburg
The reSil suts OF waiea have settled doWu
10 their ordinary ave, ,atios.
IT is reported IN the dispatches which
Wepuhis ish this morning that Is au,cgard is
receiving largo re-chio'CVm2Hls from Mem.
| his and Ncw-Orleails; hut IL - alleged ur
ihc same authority that the major,ty of Ih,
! people in both these places are ready Il
! Ay down ulelr aruls and return TO then
awful allegiance, should they DC defeated
lt Cornu
BETwEEN seven AMI eight thousand dollar;
were recently subscribed IN New York II
A.d OF the Western Sanitary COMMISSION.
THRE arc tuuF OF hve hgairs4 rebel OH
,er on Joauson's Island, IA SAnduSky Ray
Tbs suck and Wounded at the Cumherian,
aosp,tals are reported 10 be fast recovering
Tns OIeyoianI HG'qR reports that Col
| q. b. Gyler, oi the tn Oa.o, has been pI ono
ted To Brigal.er General ior gallaatry at th,
h4i;ie ot Winchester.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
GOOD NEWS.

The telesraphic reports Of Tuesday, 81
though coming through Rebel sources, seen
to indicate another glorious victory for the
Union cause, in tho capture Of New Orleans
1t appears that the Rebels surrendered OF,
the arrival Of the Union feot before IN,
city, without Offering any serious resistance,
From Corinth we have two reports - ouc
that the place is being evacuated. Anothe
that the Federal forces are fast closing il,
upon. and expect to attack il immediately
while the Rebels AFRO receiving reinforce.
ments. and expect to stand their ground,
At Yorktown the Rebels are reported D.
bo over 100 900 strong and actively engaged
IN preparing for dsfease. Tho Union forces
IN that vicinity are in fine spirits, ard ar
confident OF the success Of our arms whel,
once the attack fairly commences. .t.a
Great excitement Is said to exist at Nor
folk tor fear Of 40 stack in tho roar by Cen,
Burnside. Nearly al tho troops were re-
ported to have gone to South Mills, point
en tho Dismal Swamp Canal, between o.
and 40 miles south Of Norfolk, and some II
miles north OF Elizabeth City, 70 resist the
approach Of the Union army.
We may expect stirring times within the
nexi ten days. il we arc ~ judge from pres-
ent li.dilall0ss.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
FROM NEW MEXICO.

THE war in New Mexico progresses in,
differently. The check which the Rebels
feceived at Apache Pass seems to have sal,
SIZED them that il is perllous 10 continu>
he offensive without an additional force
WHICH is marching 10 assist them. Meat
time they are entlenchng Ut Santa Fe. Gen
Canby and Col. Slough are cndeavori,g Il
effect q Junction Of their forces. which
mitod, is not more than equal 10 The Rebels
aud inferior TO it in artillery. Kit Carson
with regiment of volunteers, remains I,
guard Fort Craig, from which Con. Candy
n advancing, Stirring news is expected
rom that quarter Ivy the next mail
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
pARTYlSM.

TME Union men of all parties in the New
York Legislature have adopted common
platform of principles, and have proclaimc"
their adherence to the same national policy
They have also taken measures to secure
substantial harmony of action at the polls
Ivy providing for common State Convcn.
ton next fall, having appointed commit
tee to designate the time and place fo'
holding convention. This action will dc,
eat the movement which has been actively
IN foot, by a tew party men, Republicans
and Democrats, to break up the Union oi
I,uniZatlon.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
TAKING HOLD.

GESsRAL HVsTEB on tho 18th ul,.. issued
an order declaring "all persoas lats!y held
TO involuntary service by enemies Of the
United States IN Fort Pulaski and Cockspn,
Island, Georgia" as confiscated and hee,
This order does net cover many persons
nor operate very extensively, put iY ep i'm,
portant suggestion AS To what the Rebels
are coming 90, ii they continue on little
longer @
A Ike order hGs been issued by Genera!
Doubleday. to the oiheers UndSr his com,
'nand declaring that under no circum.
stsness has the commander at fort OF
camp tue pawsr Of surrendering persons
claimed an iugitive sisve.--7As tbs can not
be Jone without determining their character,
The addi,ianal article Of war recently
passed by Congress, positively prohibits
this,"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-01
GENERAL MCCLELLAN.

70 MAsY Of the daily papers are pursuing a
ourso towards this gentleman that IL any
ling but commendable. They charge him
with q want of courage - an incompetent,
md some even Questioning his loyalty. The
ruth or falsity of these assertions at this
imo VIC regard MS Of little consequence,
specially when we take into consideration
he fact that General McClellan's course
,eemsto meet tile approval Of the President.
It is to be regretted that the editors ol
,cwspapcrs can not better employ their
me than by q wholesale abuse of our army
GENERALS, who are apparently doing every
hing in their power for the suppression of
his gigantic rebellion.