Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29
New1 Tom NoTfoIk and Rlel'IaOnd

tern virginia people, tAAth rom InV 'e'!
latest Southern papers, An account Of
Miss Ella PoolsB arrival in Norfolk 10 Civ
en-. Also her own account Of how she es'
capped from Marshal Norton in Wheeling
and also 4 general narrative Of her ups
aud downs from that das until reaching
Norfolk. ltassmS that she did not jump
out the window hers--Or let herself down
from it-Al was said by the guard and be-
llovCd by the people. She got key and
walked out The door and down stairs, and
out through the basement story. Where
was the guard thCn7 It seems he follow
ed after her, but to no purpose. She clud'
cd him four times, which proves that Ella
il sharp woman, and Is the making Of =
highly useful rebel. We hope she will be
promoted At Richmond, Il there are any
places len.
We give interesting particulars from
the rebels, as to how they drove our forces
out Of Bath, and across the river to Han
cock, and down to Ronncy nudo Of it,
II seems they had a rough Jordan Of ii to
travel, and II all tho rebels suffered like the
writer says no did, they viii be either very
tough or very dead before Spring,
Il seems that jackson Il a sort ofpArIi-
san leader among tho rebels, after the style
Of Ben Mccullough he moves when he
plcascs and where hO Pleusesr and IL the
War Department at Richmond or the
Gsnernl.ln.ehier hears Of II, it Is all
right; and II not, 1t Is oil right
His movement out OF Winchester on
Bath and ROmusy, was undoubtedly
well planned, and meant mischief, and had
not the blow ho was preparing been
just as skilfully feuded 90 BY tho Fu'e we
made on Blues Gap, in our opinion he
would have baggsd our forces At Romncy,
or would have come 80 near IL that there
would have been no fun in Il. That russ
vas o luow storm In his eyes. II took
several days for him to know what il
meant, and by that time his Subsistence
department was too short to move.
An interesting item Of news is that COM
corning John Letcher, the Ex-Governor
now presiding at Richmond. Iio still
drinks. We can't lmagiuo how he stands
it. And Likewise, he has got to making a
beast. Of himself, by going round the
streets aud into the Legislature rip.StRving
drunk, with cigar in his mouth. IIO has
diSSustu,l the rebels, and the Examiner
openly declares It, Poor old Sot SCces-
sion and whisky will soon turn him under.
The devil will have him and agood many
Of his co.wOrkCrs before this year Il out,
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DATES from bermuda Of the llth ot..Jsn.
uary a6hOuncelthc arrival at that Island OF
the Briush steamer Rlnaldo, having Mason
and slidell on board, on the 9th inst
Afler the R,aaldo received tho rebel COM
mlsslOnors at PrOVIucotown sho stood for
Halifax in order to enable them to take
passage for England on board tho cuuard
steamer then preparing to sail; but the war
vessel encountered such exceedingly bitter
weathsr-thiCk leo forming around her, on
her deck aud far up her rigging-that
Capt, UeVstt was compelled, having many
Of his men PROSTITUTION, to steer for Bernu-
da, when within 6lly miles Of Halifax
Mason aud SlIdslIleft Bermuda on the 10Th
inst. for 81. Thomas, the English officers
hoping to catch the West India mail steam.
sr for Southampton, which was to sail from
that place on the l4.h inst, aud then re-
store their charge to the position from
which they wero taken. The rebel agents
were evidently disappointed atthe absence
of ,clai or fuss which attended the surrcn.
der. They complain Of the "erasya tug
boat in which they we're forwarded to the
RlualdO, Of the manner in which the
master Of the boat addressed Queen Vic
tories naval officers, and Of tue danger Of
drowning to which they were exposed had
the storm Overtaken the tug, The BoFmu.
da papers seem ito adopt this strain, and
condemn the manner in which the reSiOrA-
ton was conducted, The Erumbling Of
the rebels was, or should have been agree
ably Sllehcod d Bermuda, for We learn
that Admiral Milns, R, NJ, having large
dinner party at his house at Clarence Hill,
on the dayOf their arrival, Capt, Hewc,t,
the commander Of the RinaldO, was invited
to ada himself and the four Americans to
the clfSloi which 10 did, Msssg, Mason pnd
Sllasll with their secretaries thus At once
experiencing, an agreeable transition from
tho table aud fore Of Fort Warren.
TRI French residents Of New Orleans
arc anxious to leave that city because they
arc 60 completely shut outof the world,
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