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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07
From Gen. McClellan,s Army.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 4-The stea 70 er
State OF Maine, with 800 wounded soldiers
on board aud the Kenuebec with $50, leave
Fortress Monroe this morning for New
York. They arrived here last night from
Harrisous landing, many of them are very
slightly Wounded fuger, hand or an
arm. While endearoriug to obtain their
names the boats were ordered to leave
Coils. C. e. Pratt and A. W. Lewis, Capts
J. G. Wilson, John hnoblack, &. q Ham
iltou and Daniel Parker, were on the State
Of Maine.
The 10th Pennsylvania Reserves were
in the first battle of the extreme right
wing and suffered severely. Col. Gallaher
was wounded and taken prisoner, 1t. Col
jackson was killed, Major Johns is miss
ing, AdiutGut Mccoy is missing, and Capt.
Brady was killed. All the other officers were
missing except Capt. Porter and his 2 Lieu
tenants who were detailed upon other bus
mess at the time Of the engagement.
Parties on board the steamer Comma
dore from Harrison landing report that
they heard caunounding until O'Clock in
the afternoon. Others say it continued IN
til 6 O'Clock. The time of the departure of
the steamer from Harrison's landing. She
brings down 474 soldiers mostly wounded.
Among them is Wm. Raymond of the goth
Mass, who is quite debilitated, but not
materially injured.
Gen. Mcclellan sent down 1913 rebel pris-
oners today. who were marched into Fort
ress Monroe in single file. and mere unique
spectacle never could be dreamed of. They
wore all sorts of dress, many of which had
undoubtedly been taken from our soldiers.
No two were alike, and they were dirty,
dingv and worn out The rear was brought
M by about 20 contrabands, who, as they
stepped ashore, griuned CHASTITY grins and
followed their masters into the fort. The
prisoners were sent here in charge of Lieut..
c. D. Mehafey, Of the staff of Gen. Andrew
Porter, Provost Marshal of the Army of
the Potomac. Among them are fifty off
cers-two Colonies, three Lieutenant Colo
nels and three Majors.
TIE following are included IN the num-
Der: Maj. John Link, 9TH Louisiana ;
Capt. Cornelius Page, ditto; Surgeon Nor
ton. Sth South Carolina; Capt. l. ". Rog-
18th Virginia Capt. Cranberry, lst Vir-
GINA Capt John R. Towers, Ist Virginia /;
Augustus Shaw, Adjntant 3Oth Georgia !;
Col R. r. Appiewhite; Col. Edward Pen
dleton, Sd Louisiana; Chaplain Martin, Sd
Louisiana Capt Jonathan Rivers, Sd Lou
isiana; Capt. A Y. Jones, l7th Virginia {;
Col. Martin Mars, 18th Virginia Capt.
Robert Simpson, ITth Virginia.
1t is stated that the rebels were driven
back and retreated 10 miles yesterday,
Thursday, July Sd, with great loss of men
and cannon
The Fourth was celebrated by the firing
of salute from the fort and navy at II
o'clock, and an English frigate lying in the
Roads abreast the fort, chimed in the sa-
Lutte
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
From Washington,

WAsHTEGTOE, July 5.-Cem. Dnpont, IN
der date of June 2s:h, encloses another in
( 1eresting report from Lieut.. Commanding
Rhind, of further operations on the North
Edisto, saying:
Ca the 2lst inst, with the Crusader and
the Planter, and Piloted by Robt. Small, he
Tnn up the North Edisto river into Wad-
william Souud, as far as Simou's Bluff,
which is on the main land The rebels
had a camp there and some artillery, but
made no use of the latter A few broad
sides from the Crusader dispersed the enc
my, and Lieut.. Commanding Rhiud, on
landing with company of the SD Voiun-
teers, under command of Capt Bennett
met with no resistance. About thirty tents
aud some cabins used as quarters were
fired, and q few mEskets brought AWAY
We had no casualties. Col White, of the
55lh Pennsylvania Regiment, is commando
ing the post there, and his officers and men
co-oPerated with the expedition"
Yesterday morning 3,Il5 prisoners of
war were sent from the old Capitol prison,
under a strong guard, to Fort Delaware,
Pennsylvania. The prison now contains
less than IS prisoners.
Secretary Seward has returned to Wash
ingtou-
Agreeabiy to a programme made Il year
dSOs LuS I IlHCS de JOluNlIIGl OOuut NJ -
and Due de Charities are about 10 leave for
England to attend the Worlds Fair hence
their separation from the army of the Poto-
mac, where, as members OF the staff of
Gen. Mcclellan, they have participated in
every battle before Richmond up to and
including Monday last.
Col. James Jackson, 8 member of the
House of Representatives, has not been
confirmed as Brig. General, but undoubt-
eddy will be. He was chief of cavalry in
Gen. BueIis command, and that officer
considers him one of the best cavalry Off
GERS in the western army and recommends
him US Brigadier General AS soon as
Congress adjourns, which il is supposed
will be in the course of week, Col. Jsck-
son will return to his command whether
it be a regiment Or brigade.
Upon the call by the President for three
huudred thousand additional troops, Col
Frank P. Blair, chairman OF the Military
Committee of the House Of Representa-
lives, was to-day requested by the Gov
eminent to proceed TO Missouri and raise
u brigade The request was promptly res
ponded to and Col. Blair leaves for ST.
Louis rs soon as he can close up import
ant business now before his committee.
In the meantime Col. Blair has telegraphed
to officers at St. Louis whom be is author
ized TO select O raise companies and regi-
ments. Col. Blair offers TO raise two
brigades, the command of one to be ten
dered 10 Gen. James Jackson. of Kentucky.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 2.-9 P NJ
Col. c. Ross Smith, who IS connected with
the reserve cavalry, Informs me that their
force, Numbering over 1000, have ali ar
rived here this evening. This command,
with the flying artillery and about 1900
infantry, were placed under command of
Gen. Stoneman, TO attead to the removal Of
the Government property at White House.
They saw it ali safely removed and the
building destroyed, and on Saturday eve
ming they left the White House, after ship
ping ali their goods, and their Infantry
Il, 5eo) retreated TO Williamsburg, arrir
ing there early on Sunday morning
From thence they went TO Yorktown,
where they shipped their artillery. Their
men are all in good health and spirits and
have lost only two of their number, who
were taken while on picket duty. They
represent the expedition as admirably
planned and managed by Gen. Stoueman.
The cavalry consists of the 9Th United
States, two squadrous Of the old dragons
or frst cavalry, ana two squadrons OF the
9Th Pennsylvania lancers. The cavalry,
infantry and artillery in ali, numbered
about 5000 men, and many of them have
been enormously reported captored, it was
believedto be SO 10 the main army.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07
The --latest from M,C1ellan.

WASHINGTON, J uly 5.-The latest advices
at the War Department from Gen. McCleI-
lan's army, are dated 9 O'Clock yesterday
morning, up to which time there had been
no fighting since Tuesday.
Gen. Dix reports the arrival of 533 Teb-
Ell prisoners, being part of those taken
during the late battles. Among them are
several Colonies and Majors
Gen. Dix has ordered ali civilians away
from Fortress Monroe, and no person will
be permitted to pass to that point or to the
nectei with the military or naval service
OF the c. s.
Dispatches have been received from Gen
Mcclellan, dated as late MS one O'Clock on
Friday, the 4th Of July The following IS
their substance. omitting military details
and operations, not proper for present pub
LEGATION:
There has been no fighting since Tuesday
night, when the enemy were repulsed with
great slaughter.
The army moved to the position now oc-
cupied becaus it affords greatly superior
advantages for the cooperation of the
gunboats, OF which seventeen are now IN
the river protecting the banks OF the urmy.
Statements Of the casualtie- of the eight
days fighting cannor yet be furnished
Our forces were not beaten in any con-
fict, nor could they be driven from thu
field by the utmost efforts of the enemy
The conduct of the troops in every com
maud, and under all circumstn was ad-
mirable.
No guns have been lost since the engage
merit on Friday, June 81, when Gen Nc
Calls division was, at the onset. over
whelmed by superior numbers, and twenty
Eve pieces fell iotO the hands of tie enemy
The sick and wounded are being sent for
ward to the hospitals.
At one o'clock yesterday (the fourthj
the army was drawn up in its positions for
review-bands were playing, national sa-
utes were fred and things looking bright.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

CoR1xrH, MIss-, July 6.-70 Hon. E. n.
Stanton, Sec. Of Var: Official reports have
been received of brilliant affair of our Cav
airy near Boonville, Miss, on the lst inst.
Col. Sheridan Of the 2nd Michigan Cavalry
with two regiments of 728 men, were at
tackedby parts of eight regiments of rebels,
numbering some 400 men. which he de-
feated and drove back after hours tight
ing. Our loss was Il killed, wounded and
missing. That of the enemy must have been
very great. They left 65 dead on the field.
Official reports will be forwarded by mail.
l respectfully recommend Col Sheridan
Tor promotion for valiant conduct in bat
tie. [Sigued,
B. W. HALLEck, Maj. Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07
.g Oettgraph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Further from Cen. M'Clellan-More
severe Fighting-Our Troops in
fine spirits

Further from Cen. N 'Clellan-More
severe Fighting-0ur Troops in
fine spirits.
FoRTREss Monroe, July 3.-At ten o.
clock this morning the Nellie Baker arrived
AT Fortress Monroe, fcoin Harrison's land
ing, she having left there at fFe o'clock
this morning.
She brings down twenty five rebel p-is-
oners, and has only few OF the wounded
on board.
The most terrific 6ghting took place on
Tuesday, and with the most brilliant sue
cess. The rebels were defeated in every
action, and the rebel officers taken prison
ers admit the loss of at least 10000 men
on that day.
Our artillery was most successfully
brought to bear nearly all day, while the
rebels did bat little execution with theirs.
Our loss WAS very small when compared
with that Of the rebels,
The fighting on both sides was of the
most desperate character. As part of the
rebel forces were cut to pieces. other fresh
troops were Immediately marched forward
10 fill their places. They appear to disre-
gard the lives of their men, and place and
bold them under the hottest FIRE of our ar
tillery, which was sweeping them TO pieces
as fast ns they arrived.
en- back in every fight for the last three
days, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Yesterday the enemy advanced about 8
o'clock in the morning and opened FIRE,
which was instantly returned, and severe
lighting on both sides was kept up tor 3
hours, when the enemy reireated with con-
siderable loss and badly cut up by our ar
tiilery.
This was the last lighting up to O'Clock
this morning. Our troops are in fine spir-
its and never were SO anxious to fight as
they are now. Nest of our wounded ex-
press desire to recover speedily that they
can again return to their regiments, All
seem 10 be very anxious to be present when
Richmond is taken.
The steamer John Brooks has arrived
with 400 wounded. and will leave this even
ing for Annapolis. The Vanderbilt and
Arrowsmith have also arrived with about
100 additional wounded in the former and
300 in the latter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07
FOREIGN NEWS.


Arrival OF the Steamer Hibernian-
CAPE RACE, July 5.-Tne steamship Hi
bernian, from Liverpool on the 27th via
Londonderry on the 18th, passedthis point
this morning.
Breadstuffs are quiet but steady. Pro-
visions are very duh.
1t is asserted that Napoleon has resolved
to send sufficient troops TO Mexico 10 force
a way to the capital against ali obstacles.
Admiral Graviere viii Immediately take
command of a strong concentration of
French war vessels in the American waters;
which concentration the PGtrie says is JUS
tilted by what may arise out of the Ameri-
can war and Mexican affairs
The London Herald urges intervention in
American affairs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07
Arrival of Wounded Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The steamers
Louisiana and Vanderbilt arrived at this
part yesterday, bringing 1900 wouaded
and sick soldiers from James river. Am
balances were employed til late hour
last night, conveying them to the various
hospitals in Washington and vicinity
ambuIances Our citizens readily assist
ed in the work of removal These patients
are the recipients of much care and kind
attention, and the ladies have entered into
the humane service with zeal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07
&. W. HALLEck, Maj. Gen.

NEW YoRK, July 5.-The steamer ArRgo
from Port Royal on the 18th arrived NJ this
port this evening. She has eighty wound
ed. from the battle at James Island, inclu-
ding The following:
Patrick Kennedy, Co. K, 18th Peunsyl-
vania; James Mcclure, Co E, 18th Penn
sylvania; Lieutenant Lyons, 18th Penusyl-
wanna; Corporal H B. Dehaven. Co. K,
18th Pennsylvania; Sergeant Henry h.
Robbins, Co. I, Tooth Pennsylvania, and
privates r. E. Reed, Co B, aud Charles E.
Stansbury, Co. q, same regiment; Lieut.
J. z Webber, Co. A. 97th Pennsylvania.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

RTTHE FIRE WORKS ON The EVENING
OF TIE FouRrH.-Or the evening of the
Fourth splendid display of fire works
ioOk place on the Island opposite the foot of
Monroe street, and was witnessed by thous-
nuds of people. who assembled upon the
landing, aud swarmed upon the suspensio n
bridge and honsetops The pyrotechnicaI
display was superintended by Major Con-
stable, Chief of Ordinance, who kindly con-
scented to take charge of the affair. The
Island and the landing were in blaze of
glory and the placid surface of the water
rejecting back the displays of brilliancy,
added greatly to the attractiveuess of the
scene. Honorary and signal rockets pursued
:beir fiery course towards the deep blue
vault of heaven, There were two bright
stars apparently just above the spot from
which the rockets were sent, and the little
children supposed that the rockets were
higher than the stars and beyond the
moon The exhibition lasted about two
hours and had point of operations been
selected little nearer to the main body of
The spectators 50 as to shorten the range
Of the vision, it would have been unexcep-
tiOnable. The display was notwithstand-
ing very satisfactory and was witnessed by
I larger number of persons than have as
'embied in the city upon any other occa-
sion within our knowledge
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

pSMAN K1ILED.-Yesterday afternoon
about one O'Clock, man named Timothy
o'Aorrow, a watchman at Glover's Gap
Tunnel, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
roBd, was run over and killed instantly by
the accommodation train east 0Morrow
was lying asleep upOu the track, and their
being curve in the road near the tunnel
he was not observed in time by the eugi-
neer. He is supposed to have been intori-
Gated. he was married man and leaves
a wife and several children.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

B~WHEEL1Ne BUSINESS SCHOOL will be
open on Monday, July 7th, to be continued
through the summer, and on the FIRST of
September the evening session will be re-
opened. The school room being cool end
well ventilated the months of July and Au-
gust will be pleasant season for attend
ance.
Fitzpatrick premium GOLD PENS, very
superior article, kept constantly for sale;
also renibbing done at short notice. st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

EI UXFoRTUKATE AocIDEET.-We learn
that Andrew Mitchell, OF Company a, First
Virginia Infantry, was killed day or two
ago whilst going into Alexandra on the
cars with his regiment. he was lying
asleep upon the top of car, and raised up
as the car was passing under bridge
His head struck the bridge, and the young
soldier was SO badly injured that he died.
Private Mitchell resided in this city, upon
the Island.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07
- BRE,kFE. swEAEtresrIE WoF9,g.r4D

We learn from a private lstterrecefred here
yesterday that Brent. sweariugen, native
of this city, was wounded during the re-
cent Eve days fighting before Richmond.
BE is Adjutaut of the Ninth Pennsylvania
Regiment, Col Jackson, and was mounted
upon horseback when wounded BE was
shot in the back and the ball. it is said,
cannot be extracted. Brent. was highly
complimeuted by brother officers for his
bravery upon the field. The regiment to
which he belongs was attached to McCall's
division.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

BE EXAMINATION OF JOIN SToEE.-An
Examining Court met at the Court House
OF Saturday to consider the stabbing af-
fray, which occurred in Center Wheeling.
on Thursday night. None of the witness
ses swOre positively that Stone Inflicted the
stab TIE evidence was that Fowler struck
St"nei scufls ensued, and Fowler was
stabbed in the side, above the hip bone
the wound is of such character that it is
impossible yet TO tell how it VIII result
Stone was committed for further hear
Ing.
Its said that Stone was visitor at
fOwleF's house, contrary to the desire of
fowler, and that the quarrel between the
Two originated from this cause.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

BosToS. July 5.-At the city regetta
yesterday a three mile race for tour Dared
boats was won by the boat George Brown
of New York Time: 81 minutes u Sec
onds. a six Dared race, by the Union
Club. of Boston time: "a mioutes "a sec
onds. And a two mile race, single scull
wineries, by Peter Howell, of Pirtsourgh-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

HARRISBURG, July 6.-The most CON-
meudable spirit Is manifested in eVerY part
of the State IN reference to our army
More than thirty offers of companies have
already been made to the Adjutaur Gener-
ais Department, and troops will, doubtless,
begin to arrive Immediately. The quota
required from Peuusylv suia, and re gula-
tons governing enlistments, have not yet
been received The Governor, however, Is
acting III advance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07


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Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, MeLanes
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

&HOEsE sTOIEN.-on Thursday night
iSst7 horse belonging 10 Mr. Atkins, on
Short Greek, was taken from Turner's
sable, in Bethany, by some unknown thief.
On Saturday morning the saddle which was
aOien with the horse, was found lying in
'0s woods, not far from Bethany
gentleman arrived here yesterday in
pursuit of the thief, when he was informed
That the rascal had tried to sell the horse
a the Government stables the day before,
out not succeeding, had pushed on to parts
unknown. All of the stables where Gov
sfnmsnt horses are kept were visited, but
'as stolen horse could not be found.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

Row az TIE tnERTH.- There
ssretal pic-pics 9n CimpIine's
MI, m the Fourth. Two parties-one Ger
and the other Americsn-were en-
aan,ed near each ether and we're amusing
themselves in their different ways, when a
nsrsonsl difficulty sprung mp between two
no, One of the men, the driver of wa
MN flied with pop bottles, from the Ger
nan camp, was set upon by an OTerwheIm-
inn torcs and was compelled to retreat,
Which he did in good order, fighting his
rurspers all the way to camp with pop bot
.,.s he drove his horse into cump with
,bs speed of Gilpiu, and his friends soon
allied round and repulsed the enemy. The
nprsuing party then went back to their
osmD for achievements, butthe other par
r. abandoned the field before another at
tack was made. The reinforced party,
however. upon returning saw a single man
rupuing through a field, and they all made
for him. The man being pretty badly
scared, found no difficulty in keeping re-
spectsble distance ahead, until his foot
caught upon some vines, and he fell head
long down an embankment. Before be
cOuId get up the pursuing party were up
Oh him and he was beaten most unmerci-
fully.
One or two other little diversions, not
unlike the above, occurred in the same Vi
cinity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

PERsoNAL.-Major G. c. Trimble,
Lieut.. Col. D. Frost, lady and children
Lieut. Bnggs. Qnartermaster Bell, Capt. D.
R. King, and Lieut.. Bukey, of the lltb
Virginia Regiment, and Capt. W. Rowaud,
lady and family, are stopping at Ravens
wood
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

ma YELLING FOR JEFF. DAvIs.-Two
men named Bpbraim Timmons and James
Richmond were brought down from Betha-
ny early on Saturday morning, and com
mitted to the Atheneum, charged with yell
ing for JEFF. Davis. They are said to have
been drunk at the time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

HL1Eur, TOsk. of the famous aJack-
Us Battery" was in town on Saturday
us oattery is composed of small Noun
-1'u 0o~itzers, which are some times car
Is' upon the backs of mules, and are nsed
to great advantage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

Fortress MONROE, July "A boat arriv-
ed at Fortress Monroe last night, which left
Hsrdy's Landing yesterday at one o'clock
PM Up 10 that hoar there had been no
fighting, for the day, in sight or hearing OF
me nhoats or the landing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

New YoRk, July 6.-The steamer Hero
has arrived from Fo-t Monroe, with $50
rebel prisoners who were landed at Gov
errors Island.
The steamer Daniel Webster has arrived
with a large number of sick and wounded
soldiers from Harrison bar, James River.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-07

R9THE funeral of W W Holiday,
Wagon Master of The First Virginia Infant
ry, took place on Saturday. The funeral
was attended by the fremen and large
procession of the friends and relatives of
the deceased.