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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
Governor Andrew JohasOa.s Coavsr-
sAIIOn with q Rebel

EnIIoa win a Rebel.
CeP1sia ). & Harris. sOa Of J G. Ha,-
M, via vas formerly prominent p0li,i-
eiaa II IeaIessee. vas lntsIy taken prison
sr GEAR Nashville Beisg brought before
/, Governor JOhasoa. the following COVER
Ez1ioa took place
-Ggr. JSsssea-Teu Nr. Hsrris, Tn
s9rTE 70 SEE yOa IA sais eompaaT ] E1sE
TO1r father many years, and aiEAEs kneE
lin 70 be = Eiseere And true CsIoa uas-
HarEis-I'n jast Ehsre Essi 10 be,
Gor.-Lsi ne, Nr- Harris. cot for the
sake Of arEgnsni, bat IL friesdly nan
sr.. ask you ubst right yos have eTsr lost
Ueder the Constitution:
HarTiE-Ye!i. viii .eotiou she right
10 rseoEer siaTe properly from the Tree
StGteE
GoT.-Caa Tos ne-;soa 81 instance
where property OF that description vas rot
recovered, Hhsa isenusedt Yeu kaOT,
SIR ne eanno; zlEays recover ~hAt re
( haze lost be the properly horses, cattle or
nsKrosz. unless ve FIRST discover lheir
Ehe.esSouEE-
Harris-He are aot 6gbiing % much FOR
EhHg re Aars lost a. for what re rziyAr
{ k5rs issf usder tie present sdmiaisIrstioa-
An audible smile Esl here induIEsd II
! b. the byEtG5ders, in which the Governor
T. joined
Gor.-We vO1, speak of things which
might have occurred YOa can see az EsIi
=. shat has happened, from the slteuP;
best sod Eisest government the sun ever
sbooe op9r, aud ten yoa, sir, aha, :bs
laws wall be executed and this 5nboiy re-
/ b=ilion put doru.
HArris-This war EaE forced upon -.
I GoTsr1or-'Eoreed upoa as We baTe
y Constitution which Eays that the GoTau-
/ meut hes power to pot down resurrection
and suppress rebellion. Nov, Eho CON-
0eneed this rebeiIiou7 Did NOT the South
I drEt ere upon Port Sumter, seize our forts.
I ArEsDai= sad property. belonging 10 the
I Government, on every portion Of Southern
Territory ! tell you, sir, that this Is a
I war for a slave sristoeTaey, aud was brought
AbouE By . ieE designing, iEappOinied pol
itiei4aa, TO obtain power and place More
( over they are the men for Shoa roo ADD
! these prisoners are fghtinE-EOT EbOm
I thousands Of deiuded men now sleep 10 m
I known graTe-, Ard langGish in prisons
And 70: wbst7 Why, that this aris;oera-
! y roo are seeking TO elevate may remain
81 home secure from iutsrruPtios-zo long
As their wealth can pro cure them twenty
| uiggerE-and you, who never owned a ne
gro, and aeTsE expect TO- SIGHT and perish
for saeb eanse as that. GEuTiemsa, as
sure you. at whatever cost, the Government
/. will pat down this rebellion, and THAI this
/ country will be one country and one Gov
ernl1ent, nov, and forever more.
! Harris evidently WiIted under the sduo-
uitions ofthe GoTernOrr and he answered
him Lot sg4in.'
| During the Governors remarks, the most
/ profound stiffness prevailed, aud his words
seemed to deeply impress the multitude,
who IN anticipotiUn of seeing the 'Secesh ,
had tbroDged the room.
/ Harris was soon after removed, with the
other prisoners. to the Penitentiary, where
! thery will reuain until exchanged
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21

asa Al e7sy sep has bsspea "a rsoag-
Eben al tse ases rItk vssz Jao. = Car
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kE4 ele1ss hin Te5s ESzi.isfrztiss rhs
PuOBpt % Do de sAae tk5sE 7sszr Hss-
-sa has tea Dssssee=s- Eozsl AID IA
se=E4I ~ Il sszDdasos aEs 5e<S Ersa Is
We s<re4 Nh have ss5s F.rszp->is s=ss-=
a osber Cg1r=ss y - e;hes sszinzs1-z-
Iioa- TIE G.s E5g BzTs 5s-a se>Gcy
sssetsd are Ike tb9ss y ;as press, Csa-
ErAs, va AAFs OpSssss AZ from Us start
Ts<y gy1pEttzse a gre4z dszi mere E51b
sss R5ebEoza Fsverzszss s1s. ibsr %
Si-h s. Tsey Vii Esss EItb E4s;s-s VIZ
gluzA ubea she eS=a b1ek isio CssErAs-
Il vi te = terrible :hIsz z ne iose he
P-ee=t graz OPPo-s===sy- sasa an .
pso-Izs5fy, a has See= rel aid. eS.es
osly CAGE Z sEse of Al t1av1sA q =
ooaasEi.J e is1IEs9zzss We =sz4Usz
.tth shas fss.iaE TIE late hae1led Gar
dSs Bstteiss ADDRESSED biEst8f 70 this AZ
rsesI &c thsa. 50 se1- dss.h, s4E tie
tPsts6Id vista PAss brfs-s kis, 4E Il sers.
ss5 Egu % tse eOoeeras q kss slerra
e1liisE. tie fs;sFe of Ees1 EIrgisiG lar
scar bis LsArs TIE bare.s e his eaa-
Terzet5Sa sEE. -7Oa: tsst o=r p=sPIs NIL
spfEzaA.s their O7PsrsssIiy" Asd lsy
trss aEs Eho hLs he intelHEsse= 70 see
car surroundings A tb<y are. rili rsPz..
As3 s=ss 1909 ~O-6i e c.E % Ibs stiles,
ssd 1ost devoted h5esds Eess virgisis
eTz ksd
We s.y HE.5s, sasa. thIt IKE present Is
nsr oppostusIty- Tsis cosgrsss viii com
ple4e tie Eionozs Sork Of aisssiLralEpg
Wezsers yiEgfaia, Il she. Ls:sslE. viii Only
EiFs tie PsopeE ezssszL There Is cot a
soraI dOa6, BAT thai ne uiil De promptly
admitted II car people osIy sbo~ beeoa-
ing zeal Congress. Of eourze, /. rot zo7nz
70 nsTs bsyosd our desire IL abe premises.
A. ve more. It 15Il move. las desire Ia
sinpiy 70 EsziniEtsz 70 tie sautsand wish
e Of = people viii zhom II has a close syn
PE;hy o. Eeeoasi Of Loyalty. I've 30 40,
want s+z State. Congress does got vasi
70 grTsi il % Ia Tie a-eonaOdAiioa /. ali
On car side. We are the jadges.
Hos inPortuHt, thee. 1t Is fer rs 70 lie.
Congress see that We are in earaezt; tia,
We appreciate our oPnO:tauity. How in
POusus 1t Is shat every nsE State nan
should feel himself called upsa 10 act witt
ProRPtasss aud energy in The matter Of The
petitions. No true friend Of The rev State
viii rssteoateH; -itb the ibdolent reflection
that enough Others will liga the petition.
uith0ss bis e1srtiBg himself He will hrTi
zaAke saEe of his OWE signature aud then
zee ,hst al bis usighbOrs haze al opPor-
taaiiy. Nothing short Of this vsy of acting
Is, st This time, reeoheilable With an sp-
probation of the grand oPPOrtani.y ;ha; is
presented TO us.
Se~ State men. do not uegIee. your Ad .
vantage tfI within yoar Power to make
sure oftbe pearl of great price. VIII you
pat forth your hsud asd posses liz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
Profanlty AmonE soldler..
Editors Eatsuigeaeey:

N@%ttS'S AatsS%SsS ESACGt
Soldiers are now like sailors, proTerbi.
al for their profanity To be a soldier is 10
he AaEeareT. This isthe- rule. Individually
however, there are exceptions found, but
personally know of but one exception in
eompaniesi that is found in Capt. Bow
ems cavalry company, now quartered at
Clarksburg, Harrison county, Virginia.
This company has an arrangement by which
the oGiee q are fined 81 for each oath they
swear, and the privares are fined IS cents
for each oath they swear, which fines cousti-
tute fund 70 be expended in relieving the
sick of the company. This is step in the
right direction. We have become wicked
as nation, and NO doubt God has permit
ted this war TO come on Ms on account of
our Wickedness, and will punish asd humble
rs. II We cease rebellion against
Gods commands, aud humble. ourselves
before Him, then and not until then can
We reasonably expect peace in our midst.
"If mans ways. please the Lord he will
make even his enemies be at peace with
him." In the scriptures Il is Writien, aGod
will not hold him guiltless who taksth his
name in rain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
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Sizes
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tbs ss1l e IL 81 c1- - D= Gl1s1 Eo6 SeliTeE-
81 q keGsey gre Sgztsf= Ike = Al persu1s
ciAzEizE Esy tnGEpaIEiG sd pEgpeEfy apgsEr -
f7rs The JDAEeef The DisrESrI Csz-E e H. Euitel
states e Anna fE IL = eEzeEl LsEr== q Tirz-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
A Request -aars;;.a to Jho. 5. Car

a Request Gddressed to Jho. 8s Car
lille
To JOus S. CAa1rLE:-
S1:-YOu are now IAAoring 10 satisfy
the public that you were wiling that the
new State OF West Virgins should he re-
eeiyed under the Constitutions framed BY
the Convention, aud that your only objec-
ton to the Wiley snehdment is Congress
Sioual dictafiou. Nov that the people
may zee how honest you are in this
position | ask that you give Henry Daugh-
erty, of Weston. Lewis county, Virginia,
permission 70 publish a private letter you
addressed to him upon that subject before
the people had voted upon the Constitu-
IIon. ! noS ask you If in this letter, aad
in others you wrote 10 other persons, you
did not charge them to vote down the
Constitution for the new State, upon the
ground that Congress would not admit Us
upon that Constitution, or any other, At
that session. II this be so land you alone
can show the people by Euthofiziug Mr..
DAagherty TO publish that letter. how
does It happen that you are DOW Pretend-
ing to have been Wiling to admit the new
State upon the Constitution adopted by the
people, when you were opposing it long
before it reached Congress? That you
may have no excuse for not authorizing
the publication Of that letter. l now ask
the Editors of the Wheeling Pregs 70 pub
lish this note, aud request that they call
your particular attention to the subject,
ADD that they also request It's publication.
Come, Wheeling Pres, you are CsrIile's
protector and defender, do not fail 70 let
the people have light. WEST YIRSISf1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
TIMED STATS OF ANEKIcA-l
u Western Dss-Es-t ofVEgiziA
EiuA-d r. FitEka-hB
E..I -.

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Eau.H a Fitzha=h5f fsz9e.s1 Cozs.ssiis1-
Real PruPe-Fy-
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DsstE5-s CSGrt Of IL ga3tss SrI-es q A2=-1z Ter
tAe eE1s-a B5stElcs q irEiaEa bsesinE A. IL
s-zAri11 ftss @ Aealf Ct tie Cnzfs1 SEAsss ~
rhs Af.o-asy Ehsreof f5E sd DzsEriet, AEz51s re
real pEgpErIy e K1EHnd r. EiiEksEh. dEs1il-az Il
81 nfSEasEti9z, And sslnsts IN t6e C1y e wfsz-
i=E 05s9 Cgz.ty. TsTEEsa- HsEfsG N Eh-<ascs Ekzz
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bs beeaz1e saAEea- beuls H. oaEsg q til ur1r-
sT1y nforesl5d E1d TIA. ~ ~ ussd & eae.fed e
tis e. The EE1s IA usEiag sd i1EErreeG5eu =
PsEzlo q psrsgEs elE1Eed theEez==EIa przyfss
;talf 49, pruperfy hay he cz1sas3 sd 80 f5.-
isitss - tt Uuitsd StateA
So hsrsfoEss n FlrI111ce 81 tka Dslifiu1 r.
dsr - q IL sd O1lrt- . Bs dIeeasd 40 d.
LEs1a 4d1 hereby EiTs rGhlle n14teE % an pe<soas
elGtEiEE any iufeTsl IN sd rTcpe-fy 70 az5ea< be
fJFz thF Jud=S - ths Bissrf- CduFr x bke T-s-es
st1feE q eTs-a II ths ests n Dis-ri-4 x Tiru-
r. ~ W heesizg. ~ ssfh day q NoEelIsr, A D
lses, q Tie sail - day cffaris1izrian Usls-
TIE ueEt Day = Jgria4icfisa fkersafsr fbss as1
thsTe 70 intsTI-9-s tsr eilas sni lAks th=5r Az
Datrd - 5fk Say x SSFs=h=-. A n fss1
EDWAED n NOTION
EE1ts4 StE..z NafsAaI II tie " D. -
BE1yALTy n SE1H- IA Ii=fr5-s AttsE1eT-
9s'f-t4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
Ia1b : anv.r.

In Rs1, N = eAuss q F5r.
I.sst : slrlr.r. Eiis1s AID coah.l-siss-
ELsress Al The SpEin= Isrz. A n Iss3. q tie
ptstrl-t CuErt q - LATED state II tie Wsster1
DsstrlC. II Firii., A. " ke.is infrzzafiga -
Eis1 On tfllf q IT, uuited sLzt=s b. ths DlElri1f
AttoT1-y tEsrsuf for sail D5ltrict, Erains Ia-oh :
carver RAJ Eroierfy- d1sc1Ioe1 n sd izf1TsEfi
azsd H1rlEfe N oAt9 CSauty HIrEiz Alls1u in sul-
sl1noo that SUD shriVeE = snSAEed n - ezt.tsl=
i1sETTucfiou HElfuss TIE It'd SlaElE hat Ar tie
time be bvzz1se eEA-o4 he "a ths 0Tngr . ne
pTUT-rsy 1f1rssaid aad Ia. he hlE usea q oassanal
u the lie 81 the slm= n aiefng nj i1E1rrez q
saEne peTs0n per=o1s eEaed theFsil Gn1 frlgin..
that SD pTOpsEty nay - 0Uahsrste4 aud boId :
toFfsitsd 70 the Unitsi Esafe4
HgEr fbsretore- IN p1Fs1anre e lie louitiau N
der The sal q te sd CoFt, dire-Is1 sd d.
hVsrs- - h=E-by give pabc ngiies % an Pers1Gs
Ginning a1y EnteEestiu sid pr0Terty, - aP-- -
toTv the Ju4se q the Disfrcf Court - tie Cnitsi
States Of A2ereA Eor theWesssrn District q VEihfl
~ WheshnZ- On tie 9TH dIy Of N0re1bsE, A D.
ls6e II De Ele shll Be dry q o. slss
ca The nszt Day OiJuri dteti9o therszsr, thea and
ther1 70 i1terpae tbeirclzt1ss ald uaa Their ale
s-atioGs in that bghaiE
Dated thsSth day cfNOToohsr, ls5a-
EDWARD n NOEIUS,
4Arshsl q tie CuiizI sta9=s tor tie " n-Ta
sES;A,5iS II SIXTH. ELS Disfrses Att-rnsy-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21

iEzDe5iateiy 4fse= ths oerzrreace u b-t-
~ Z hozt Mary HrE1s froz lAiz = sPesay
eOsaist Of Tie bSStLs araSr< oow fEeiak
each othe=, betEeez Wiashisgtoo aad Rich
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
MARRIED-

In MO1ndsTiII.. NarshaI county. Va, on the 18Th
idst-, By james Drummond, GE. WINK J. PrlpT
and his. sALLIE, daughter Of NIsior Jonathan H
lockwood
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
oUz AEKr y EseaxozD IL TWO EEExs.

This sudden movement of tbe army 10 =
new section Of eoauIry has created much
joy throughout the army, Gad the cry Of
''oa 10 Ricbmsnd," has again become Tery
popular ;h=re- a number Of ofissrs with
Eaom EE eoaEersed yesterday expressed
the opinion, bolstesed up by bet, thai We
EoBl5 be 10 Richmond IN TWO week Be
this az II IHsy, the remark only gOts TO
sboU hoE gres; Is the eon6isoee tie SOL
diers have IL ,he ability Of their rtE COM
niandEF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
LIIRT ~ u -

It L a1i-rz.os5 here hat oar army has
OsesF5e3 Ensds-IekzbzrE, sod vii aOEe
SeuIh TIIbOsT delay
II eostr1die;i9a o: reports 10 tie con-
IrarT. IN tie SsS Y0rk rapzFs, I believe
tbst this noTeasat uR.t have t2kea tie
rebels b. surprise, Gs they nndoabtedly
/ expected direct spProseh 10 GordOnsTiIle.
Ehieh theT bad prepared 10 defend desPef-
stsly 4; The RGPldan.
Aecordiag 70 Ehss they usEt soE take
BaDEids's PrcEraume 70 be, they must
baEtea 70 meet hin-stihs crossing Of the
tzo FsilrosdE-lhe Fredsssbzrg snd Rich
Eond and the Ceotr1i RaigroA5, IN HAao-
req e5anty, sbost treaty miles from Rieh-
-ord, II not before he reaches that point
Gea- Bsrasids vii move directly upon
RiebD0Ddr Aad SsgsFs army viii move Of
EsoEIlT II : direction where this general
eas bTing his great abilities 20 sea: "a be-
half OF his Country once -ore-
ThsEe IL . great b1oyaneJ OF spirits here
;o-niEhI. and tie s4oguine folks are Epseu-
iIiiog oPou The probability o. taking Rieh-
m0ad is = feE Eeekx- We shall certainly
accomplish tie task. il the weather remains
TOlsTzbi= fo= Z tsJata logger
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
FORK OF IHE ADTAxcE-


As We have already announced. ihe
evseuatioC OF WArTeatoa and adjacent
Poiais, b. the Army Of the Potomac, was
hsst eommenesd on Saturday morning, aad
by-tbis morniog Ea= entirely eonplesed,
the Grad Army being 90 its route 70 Fred
erieksbaEg- Tue advance consists Of Gen.
SutaoeT's corps, and this morning Generals
Hooker's And Porter'E NOV ButterieId'EI
corps left Wsrrenton Junction and joined
the msiu body Of the army, siready adTauc-
ing. Last evening = humber Of trains Of
ears. C0aiaining large qusAtity OF Gov
eTnueoi stores which sre uet Immediately
re-ded by the army, left WArreatoD June
ton AZ o'clock. aud, sfIer collecting other
msIseTs along the line, sTriTsd this morn
ing al Alexaadria. Trains, boEeYeT, we're
running out a. far as Manassas this morn
ing, for the purpose Of collecting stores at
that and intermediate points.
THt &ovEUEST gEsEEAL osE
Tbss it viii be seen that the movement
Of our Army Is general Que, and that all
military operations are 20 De removed to
that section Of Yirginia previousiy alluded
TO.
THE XATIoSAL LoAS-cosFIDEycE * IKE
ADMINISTRATIONS UNsHLEES ET TIE ''NoNEY
KIsGsD
Last Saturday Secretary Chase anFI-
P=etedly learned that he would need
Twelve millions of dollars the following
Tuesday, in order that b. might meet The
demands made upon the Government
Treasury. he Immediately wrote 70 Mr.
Cisco. OF New York, and Informed him OF
his wants, directing him to borrow The
sum, at the rate Olive per cent. per anaurD,
said amount 70 be Iiquidated out Of the
proceeds of the Government hnods % he
sold this week
The letter was duly received, PROPOSE
tons TO the above elect were made, aud
by Monday noon the entire san Of twelve
miIIioos Of dollars was offered TO the Gov
efnment. By three o'clock Of the same
day seven millions bad beea placed 70 the
credit Of the Government, and by Tuesday
morning the balance of the amount was
secured aud duly credited, thus exempiify-
log the uu-averiug confidence our bank
ers have in the Government, a. we'll as il
lastratiug how successfully the financial
operations Of Secretary Chase have been
conducted TO insure such grand results.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21
FzE rOsTAl rraaENcT-

The pressure for snail csFressy e0atia-
US A g-stle1aE frozz Debuqus. IoEa-
eEilei q Assistant Ssc-ssATT HHrTJsgI0n
today, - Troeore $50 for eirsslHtioa IN
thaI city, sd see7e1 saite thAakfsi fsg the
Lksu4>-e TIA; tie sra zhouid be eat The
SartEyor thep Eext Ueek-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21

Il L reported bs.r that ehaage ofzE4;rs
vii take plsee shortly n Tennsssee, aad =
Esdsr 3a-E5a VII - Eiren - GOTern or
Azdres JeAnbo1 70 TIE exercise OF IA :
uiiitArE p.OEe-s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-21

TT Is WHOLESOME.
i Il L eaonolaieaI
Il L oouVenieaE
Il "a quick yeast."
Il has given Itisfseftoa IN Al eaasa
u alEIen f1r Bisruit, Batter Ald Bred
IaEliliel thOuld supply rh-ns-ires-
Dealers Ehouid apply Ibrnselves
L.sale1 vbo know hOV 10 ri Up @rood tAbls''
have spoEea IN IL prise In the highest IeFmL
Reference given in regard % thess BnEtsments
Wheu desired.
Ask for tie GKXCRLsIOR BAKING POWDKRs.-
In bsLes - IS AID > eo1t4
For sals by
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The President i n uoTk on bis ssuusl
message, lat ne Is bo'diog oTer rooa il
aalie5patsca Of favorable seEs frcG I'll
qssEfeTs-
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HOW sEN. BuRSsIDE RBTREATs.
sHOuLDER-sFRAPs.

For some reasOn-doabtless retributiVe,
Washington Is again afflicted with an IT.
ruption OF shoulder-straps. The halls of
the hotels and the sidewalks Of the Avenue
are crowded With officers In uniEorm. .VerY
MUCH after the old fashion, iusS before Of
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Special washington Dispatches
THE ISTERSAL REvESuE.


It bayiDg been variously stated that the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue bad es-
timAted the receipts for re=enue during the
present year, At $3.50 600 900, there lie au-
lhority for saying that no such estimate
has been made aud in no instance. it js
thought, will the receipts exceed $3.50, OO0,-
900 or Sl75 OOO, 900.
ADEANcE on SEwsPAPERs IL PHILADELPHIA.
At meeting of the newspaper proprie-
tors, on the 18th last, il Was unauimously
agreed to cODbiae for the protection Of
their Interests, in view of the heavy ad.
vaaee in the price Of paper. materials, &C.,
and increase the charge of subscriptions.
THE SEW ROUTE TO RIcHMoED.
1t appears that the route TO Richmond
via fredericksburg is the one always advo-
Gated Uy that natural commander, Phil.
Kearney, Who greatly preferred il 10 the
Peninsula road, OF that by way Of Nan
assas.
TIE GOVERNMENT ASp GEs. MCCLELLAN.
The friends of the Administrators. in
reply to the censures Of Gen. McCleiIau's
partisans, confidently assert that the Gov
eminent is 10 possession of letters from
that officer, written during bis Peninsula
campaign, admitting that the force under
bis command was ample for the objects he
had IN view. They also assert The e1is-
tenee of evidence, that while he was SEEM
ingly anxious to continue his operations
against Richmond from that base, he was
actually Intriguing to be recalled, and that
he anxiously awaited those orders 70 that
effect, against which he so Vehemently re.
monstrated when they were received.
HOW GEN. Burnside RETREATS.
A wounded soldier who served in Burn
sides expedition in North Carolina, men
tions that at NeWbsru, on one occasion.
our troops, on account of the numerous bar
teries they had to encounter, beeoming
discouraged, were rolling back an officer
rode mp in haste 70 Burnside and asked II
he would order retreat. ''Retreat "a said
Burnside, yes, right into the face Of the
enemy. That 10 how want you 70 retreat
A forward movement was Immediately or
dered, aud, by 4 forpayd retreat, our troops
carried all before them, driving the enemy
from their Entertainments, and capturing
all their slrOngholds.
sHOuLDER-sFRAPs.
For some reason-doabtlsss retributiVe.
Washington Is again afflicted with an II.
ruption OF shouldsr-straPs. The halls Of
the hotels and the sideEaIks Of the Ayenue
are crowded With officers In uniEorm. .Verx.
much after the old faRhi0n-. tnse haE,.. -
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The nbOEe is sPeei.aen of ether Gun
PlHints which re have received from the
same direction. All we can say Is, that
the IHteLtigsaez goes regularly every day
in the nail. The fault, if fault there be, is
at the other end Of the rope, and not at
this end
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Itappears that the route to Richmond
via fredericksburg is the one always advo-
Gated Uy that natural commander, Phil.
Kearney, Who greatly preferred il 10 the
Peninsula road, or that by way Of Man
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4 compIaInt Ansver.d.
cA2r SEAE NE~ czrrz, Va, nor, 1s.

RSitOrs Lnt<iiigeHe<z:
SIEs:-Soms time ago paid you for the
daily paper and expected 70 receive it just
as regular az the mail should arrive 1t this
dePOt= bat instead. receive tue papers Of
oae week all il : bunch At the last Of the
week Please attsud 70 this. Have the
Pspers seut regular aud you Will much Oh
ligs Your obsdieut servant,
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