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The New York herald., 1862-11-19
City Intelligence.

TBs ofplaAL Worn ciry.--The following is the
Official result Of the vote In this city for Governor
seymenr oseoo
Seymour's majority. 81 III
BENEFIT FOR THE BROOKLYN ORPBAN AsYIrN.-The Tho
mas Francis Neasher Club have made arrangements TO
give grand entertainment al Irving Hall, the ed
OF month, for the benefit OF the Brooklyn Roman
Catholic orphan Asvlum. Mr.. Harrison has very gene
rousiy given the Of the hall free of charge for that
cning. The entertainment III be of such character
Commando large attendance and IL is hoped good
sum OF money will he realized ,hereby
Furry spor ~ Go1Hss. AT the corner Of Chatham
and New Chamber streets the crossing is dis.
gracefully filthy condition. The mud is inches in depth
ard deGes pedestrsnem without iueurring the risk OF
spattering mud all aver tto body. The authorities
should remedy this shameful state Of seairs.
Tur TRourl DIR CARMEN continue 10 attract
he attention of contractors, and particularly bother
sir HaGsley's sub.contfact system II s said that The
Mayor intends to protect the Interests Of the rccr shs
against the oppression and sclemng Of these
tractors.
: FeNERA A fIRENAx--lt will be seea by adver-
another column that h. funeral of Theodore
Mangum who killed the lire in Houston street,
will take place this day =. NJ from lie Attorney
street Methodist church. The Fire Department vii tnrn
ont ~ in force az compliment 10 the deceased who
wss member Of Hose Company No ~.
PRESERVATION COLONEL Fed, % Iss sixm RSNsNi
CoRcSaS IrGoN Previous 10 The departure of the Cor.
coran Legion Colonel Tbos NJ Reid, &c the Sixth reg
men was presented With splendid horse and tnll
cqpueuts by number of his friends 1hr pregeui,
iioa made at the house o General totco,an, on
staten Island, the General and CooAel Fed mas ng rna
and elsgDcnt speeches upon the occs son
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
News from Richmond-The New Merrf.
mae Not Finished-Threats OF an At
tack upon Suffolk, &C., sc.


OUR NORFOLK CORRESPONDENCE.
NoRFoLK, Va, Nov. II, 1852.
deserter from Richmond member Of the Sixth VIZ
gnia regiment arrived his home this city last
ing He had been in the hospital for come time and be.
ing denied leave Of absence gave the rebel authorities
the slip on Sunday night week ago He states that
when he left Richmond the Merrimac No. was lying in
the stream but not yet finished. Workmeu were
busy upon her but her has not been placed
board He understood that the intention OF the rebel
thorities s to complete two other clads TO
pany the Mefrimac before any demonstration 10 made
From present indcat the rebel vessels Will not be
readyefor action in some weeks.
The rebels are growing aggressive al the Backwater
Our frequent visits that quarter seems about 10
be returned with interest We have Information to-
day that Longstr0et has determined to make. the
long delayed often threatened demonstration against
Suffolk, and has commenced his movement towards that
point Iongsfeet has about thirty thousand men under
him. while we have--wel, quite enough to meet him "
rebels coming to at Suffolk has infused new
spirit into troops, and all are anxious that herumor
shall prove correct
Our storekeepers and business generally are
making complaint OF unfair discrimination In regard TO
the introduction OF goods into this market from the
that General Dix imposed upon by the representations
Of certain lady operator who enjoying privileges for
dry goods not extended TO others and who does
good business by turning them over to a Jew dealer
from New York for consideration. The matter comes
in such shape that it is worthy Of investigation. The
policy OF discrimination in regard TO the trade OF this
city bad enough at best without allowing such ques
tonabe transactions have been imputed in the case
consideration and IL is TO be sincerely hoped that
reform will be promptly inaugurated IN this particular
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Arrival OF tho Gunboaf Wamsutta-i.0
Of the Stea mtug May Queem.

Tbs unued States gunbcat wamsutta, s. {. Gray
Acting Master, commanding, from Port Eoyai 18th nsi
arrived this pos last evening and Proceeded 10 th'
Navy Yard.
She has board the officers and OF The Pri h
prize 0uschta, captured by the Uniicd states
steamer Memphis, twelve ia number.
on the evening Of the i7h hiicen miles north Of tapc
May came 10 collision with the stean,ug Nay Qicen
hence Cor Lewiston, Delaware with steam pump on
board Capt Martin AID all hands abandoned ler sGd
were brought 10 tins port ~ he Wsmsuts. Tie Mty
Queen wa formerly he Cindsrsla, and very old
boat She BELONGED 10 Joseph 4 Martin, of tbs cy.
Annexed il a Ilst 81 the officers o' the Wamsntta-
Acfipg Mcster fomE,GHdiae>. q Gray.
TIf4d ilSis'rHi EagnerrG. NJ Bennett
Ass,sSaM PaymossT-Samrei lortsn.
asssoW SEfFoa--Samuci l.. Qnirby.
third Assistant Encin,frs-Mn. y. Aadress ,lohn Se5.
man. VIM !. Carmau.
Acfing Vaasr's Ko'es--i. y H,'ncs, George y sooa
rich, Charles trojon
I,sssef'S q Cert--Juhn T.. 1i.eny.
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HEADQUARTERS, ApnY or lag rcr0a.,
4

Increment az the Second Arop COrls--Ther lyo'ebi,
4 Defamation MoUemens Of O,ier Comma..is sna Head
4ua,ters-z zctri,y Of The Qnortsrmas'er-Nic Channni
sf ftommurootioa-->,c6 Of ,7rasroi BwTsias--D,a,ls
S&.Ascort Day and Comr Guard Aor,as.H,s al H,qa
:, Nnss,& Dc.
r. Ma rning The Second Army Corss General Samuer
-, to the frcnt. They are probably destined for
,.a.w,, sbsg, bit inay 10 70 Cdpeppcr Court House
49,, . .esA ,nesr that pctni. The other commits
., ,ove =, ,rapAtlyss poasble He,dqusrers wall move
=. ...asrou Cc,oAel ingalls,, Chief Qnartcrmsster, has
ooo,owasbn nsor the purpose Of bss'cnns ibesorS
- ..,,,,sn,re ~nSrunlca,:ep via aalis cteas o'bs'
.r.,u,s,e,s Il Wr soOe ou The cane business, aDd w
-, .oon h,y. II Sold hts Of communication opened
rne br does over poc VIC csfe& apdne Eapyahsnnoek ~
,s.,a,.,.,y ,.b., and st's road eeyont warreuion
s,,o, anaudoces in ssc, fA' no, think is desgree
aa ,ns olaee ate, me tpalt oady Of the army
:. ac,nng IA, been brought >Ieie ssa 50 amean, Of sr
,a,.y sao,oeu, 10 sub. Ni the Troops during Their
sa, IN ,bis vicinity No stor, Nuses my neah etiap
i;sned nor are there aay indie MODS o. % aue'Pt y
90, I'm uos session ot the town for " puFpcst "'.Nu
abe .,.I or Genera Burnside bas Nt yet bct ss Ehsa
IN their respective duties, 0Gi wiz 0'N ~ eNl w
few days Tne following officers u we OH stan ~ 70
man ...,.... us,n..i
ssenc, al patrick rroveet Marshal GctelS
r,innel yusrles. Ass'stant Chief of'StaUT
t.oioncl sackott Inspector General.
fohme Ingalls,, lhel Q'artefinaser
Colonel Myers, lssisan, culttcrmas;er
MAJOR Hammer siine. Ati.dctamp.
s,aptajr Pcwos y, Aid de amp
Captain Howard, Qaartermastcr, headquarters.
Csptnin Goa Connissarv, headquarters
Iiculenant skunk Chief or Ordnance
gen6rsf Bwcrd will prsfsue, 'eman ~ hesdpu'rters
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THE WAR m THE SOUTHWEST.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. IS, 1862
Among the Galt House arrivals to-day are MAJOR Gene
raj Granger and stan aud Colonel 10 Courcey
NASHVILLE, Nov. IS, 1862
Genera Rousseau ana his command within twelve
miles OF the city.
Bragg, without army, was in commard at TuIla-
homa
Tie rebels extensively manufacturing shccs at
Knoxville for Their army
Loading rebels in ast Tennessee preparing 10 cave
for the South.
The rebels are net expected make stand this side
OF Chattanooga.
The tunnels tbs louisville and Nishyiie Rsioad
are expected 10 be completed By SnudAy.
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HwApouARrRrs. Nisss Army coRrs,

NEAH FzYkIIkSIELfi ", wv I"i toU-
Aoain in Mol,o, The Moisam n all Probability General
throughout hc Army Nofitng Hnusuot Occurring
Through hs Lines-7ae Weather dad Condition q ne
Hoads-- -EnthUaasm Of the Me-, DC.
Again on the march our corps Is ~ motion, and 10
doubt the msvemen, general ,hronehou, the army
In my previous letters pssmed you 81 The advance TO
this point some days since OF General stugs div sona
ement that indicated that the other divisions would
soon follow Yesterday atefnoon General Oeltys cvi
sion struck tents took up the line march far hs
vicinity followed 70 day by General bgrns colaln nd
Nothing out ~ the usual o, taings marks out
progress
The weather is dehehuui, fh~ tosds good sGd DE sn
4husiasm, OF the cxubersnt
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strike or Mechanics in the Chnricsiow "a
Navy YARD.

nOsioN, Nov. IS 1852
The Diach lus employed IN the Chsr,estown tty
Yard one hundred aud twcn.s in nurhcr marched =
body T. the Coam olsnts pn.e yesterday aud thro -
a committee requested ~ ad,a wtFcs. inc Com
mandnnt stated that the shicct Already andef con
sideratlon BY the government ofc'Js he blacksm lhs
then agreed 10 resume work uuill saturday. fpar he
most prominent actors IN the prorssei strike we're ds
charged tlcr ccnd regarded Il th' sht q IN
snhnI
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<nfic, 10 sansssiptS.

WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, " g.. Nov 1867.
In reply TO yoL's of ibe 25ih I'll desiring to b.
foried o certain icsons apper tiaing 10 The dia The
Secretary OF War drees me 10 say that when drafted
msa furnishes a substitute that ls accepted the tw0
change places. The principal s isbie 10 anOber dfa II
made, ist ~ he noHd bc y he had not been drtcd al
al 81 aud Substitute s bound by the gst ufat a. the
principal lst - u ae hsa been drafted lfmse.i
n. RIlnlNtiHAM Iiril l..Il unh A ! q
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Rebel Prisoners Sent 10 Richmond-Rc-
turn OF the Expedition to Gloucester
Court House, sc.

FoRrRsss MONROE, Nov Ii, 1852.
The steamboat Georgia arrived here yesterday from
Washington d. c., with hundred and ninety six
rebel prisoners, in charge of Lieutenant Weaver,
OF the Hundred and Thrt fifty Pennsylvania youn-
teers. The steamboat Meomora, Capt. Patt left here
this afternoon TO convey them to Cy Point, the place
recently appointed for he exchange OF prisoners.
fhe recornoiterng party seHl out rom Yokown on
Saturday morning, and Commanded ny Col. DAVIS r..
turned to Yorktown last evening, after having cored
three miles beyond Gloucester Court Rouse they ca-
tured three rebels who brought Fortress Monroe
this morning. They rcpert that they neither
heard Of any rebe forces the vicinity oi Gloucester
Court Iiousel ~s~
The Nswbern N. g. Prclgess Of November u says
tobacco Is falling in price Ia Richmond the market beu
oyelsocked.
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The Cana Ia s1ilitia

Vie csN0dP G'et co ia.ns militlt gcsega ofae 10,
e iEe lo,tN dfe.tu- tie issge o. sfms aNd atroufe
meit !, he rtaef hf ase s'agd Tor sCi om. aty An
.hn iat t11 stsn.art lrrte ~ eets tat' WI fri re
Appointments sHd lfsHgt.n> IA ee h'a'i. only lreu
aiccts dcepea Ell cEt, tpohei Ntey has tet,irrel
On hls telf 4 ts.sit mi aDd icpttis verba.v ~,
gr,at zeal i sh1N ~ tie tpiaHcers ASA inat te ste
ot thn totec i W cneoushsug ihr koyeiniuc il hiss
psd ~ the HnperG ap'iaif,cs fe the ioau Il u 40
sisha" arms ntins ana geas yAs+ have been h4i.
et ~ several western coui 4Aios. .hs rpa'tnvt of
Brigade ma.ofs 3 ps0m sed sFNdly.
GtNS fOR CANADA srCrfEp.
lafse qprttt q ~ skcis "a 7. yes directed I Iar
bes VI Qsebrs. w-rc stopped 90 n,trig II tsa Hudson
Et.f Iaii,,1h dei y in Adaus street IrJy lhefc vge
over vAt smdfca boxes ,ay raging aUuui ats msslcs
10 each tVtn .argcrqnanitcs o. the same style arms
have cone lorwarS, and the United States Marshal has
snt tho frontier 10 stop their transmission. They
4 ''wosn,l 70 be lntesded lpf the rcbels.
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Our special Army Correspondence.

CAyp NEAR WARRrsToN, Va Nov. II 1861.
ne Wtahtr-CoRdiion Of the Second Army corps-i'of
pccss for the Winter Camroisn-Compcrisor Bet@c.n u
and Thai Of he Pe,i,salar Of Meet lton's =
dress 10 Nedghers Brgne Ceers for c,t-
Il Aae''--P -Paroled Prisoners aud ConScrips DC.
We are having delightful weather, although the nights
are quite cold men, least the second army Corps,
well provided with winter clothing including blankets
sDd overccats and with teuts-in fact every hln
that can make them comfortable during the campaign.
They will euGer much less from the exposure OF
sire winter campaign than they did from the heat AID
during the peninsulsr campaign Of last summer
General Mccellan's farewell address to the army only
reached this corps to-day. General Msagher formed his
brigade in hollow square, and after brief address TO
thsm expressing his regret at the removal Of General
Mcclellan and reminding them that they still SOL
dicrs OF the grand army proceeded TO read General Nc
Clcl.ans address loud, clear and distnct voice,
unlike the rapid and ndstiuct uttcrance 10 the
reading orders generally At the close OF the address
the whole brigade broke out ia wild cheers for Little
Nac'-sucb cheers Irishnen only know how TO give.
II s No compliment TO the soldiers Of this Army TO say
That they viii not fight under another general WITH
much zeal as they would under Gen. Mcclellan. While
they devoted TO Gen. Mcclellan, they equally de.
voted to the union and will fight for its maintenance TO
the very last.
There arc quite number Of paroled rebel prisoners in
and NIB ont warrcnon, with few surgeons, who remained
with Inc sick ANA wounded still hee from he battles
around Manassas IN August. I.la.e allow ea 10 50
about and n,pgc with soldiers, and cans they arc
dspuscd becsnc thoroughly informed as 10 the orsan1a
tiOn and disposition Of orr troops peserers from The
rebel army especially conscripts. are abundant every
where tho Disguise OF citizens and many are secreed
ID tho surrounding farm houses and negro shanes Of the
Once forced To full ret eat the rebel army ~ s
preset condition would fall 10 pieces 70 sach extent
70 ycLdcr re- =, anIzition cut Of the question.
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w. N4soS icXEs' LrcruRs ON Monday evening Mr.
Zones tho is orator delivered 10 large md appre, a.
,c aud ease the Arst Of b.s proposed Of ecnss
The beet sas one well calculated enlist the symas
,bes Of an American MISREPRESENTATION aud the allan
v;esiion Tbe easy teyery of tue speaker, the ear
estusss OF b,s manner and The complete knowledge o.
hs subject o. ed The ample details and ions
FURNISHED ., srco enlisted the ealnest attention
0. his audience Frequent Le2riy aud nn1Sec'ed ap
plaLse testified Il Their sraacailon as ssEie telling
mt el bufs ~ elogsenee el rom ihe lips OF the dent
speaker His wikarng sarcasns. his dsngneiziibs Of
hpssmho ssad a;bwari The progress acd adysa
q The alian people were cslucW aud heart sffins
and intt WITH coutluVDus spret se Hts praise " The
great tberatof WIS Irdciols hone aud fes his blame
Unah-.irr and equality irIe Ne threw tsht pCftirrs
4 esIelldis camlS ~ hitherto Misunderstood. AID
at6raNon ei Ga ibsia trsm he delsorfhp of th
kiiSaom OF Slchy and Naples He dweh MON The
werdcrGi ssh GENIAL sno petr!otsm tho itai those
ne ~ the frscn tine D. had niy depicted and rro.
hocsd bun - man and ibanxs cd jeay sm tb n thcse
days 81 material, selfish snd ten ger cert
and ., praea,e man nobe ,tue babcst
i.nselasb Ne fyascd 10 glowing terms our insti,g
tons aud sxpregsc ardent iopss ltr The sresoy tor
nnit on Of ,ur pfeseGt sttao .le Ne fca;cd luntns
i!stsiGes 81 Carloads des0t.sI 10 I'D Aodlcrs syd of
ttcr admiration AID lops 10 tscir beloved General lie
iwet rpon The present scsittn u GnibaiI wounded N
srt and body cic4pcntanu feeling tsrms For two
,s., hc kept lis Interested by lis spir.io and
,lovtg .erstafy lie has faculty Of cnctan.ng The
sr,,, a, his hearers, aud tannC, lai TO attract large
ana oncrs Al A. or. bis succeed M entertainments
lhs .,sptny Ia octures upon the samous irish satcr
lchD rhfnot Cnrren W. va'sesoy ieecWNWV 'nc eifr.
tsgmcni 70 The public. -
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chief Of cavalry together with some OF the former
aids camp but concerning the latter IL has not yet
positively determined The list Of staf officers Will
be published in general orders they can DO ar
ranged.
The two companies OF the Fourth cavalry, with tne
Oneida cavalry Tan Independent company, under me
command Of CAPTAIN Mcintyre, WIN retained Tor escoI
duty and the Ninety third New York Volunteers coone'
j. s. crocker. for camp guard There Is no news ol I'M
p0rtapce from, the front
Major Davis, Assistant Inspector General, was this
morning relieved at his request.
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HEADouAarEBs, Army OF Tue PorohAcs Nes. ~, io0@
yhe Heodqpa,sers Of the Army IA Motion, @c.
HsadqGaEszs struck tssss s2Is sa0.a!es ses moved
Fredericksburg.
Genera. seth w'iams, late Assistant Adutspt General
to General Ac,le.an, has been appointed Inspector
General Of the Adjutans Generals Department in
order to vacate his place for Colonel Rchmopd, OF
Bnrpsidc's staff. Colonel Hardie AideCsmp 10 General
Mcclellan has been appointed Brgadier General and is
about take the field
No news from the front this morning.
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SEcovp ARMY CoRrs,
Z InE RnAn Nov LIZ lRnD


on TIE ROAD, Nov. Is, 1869.
TIE Sccord Army Corps AGAIN in Mooa-Direc'en ~
victstgg-Trce Tnterco'rse between Peoled 2ee others
aud Men aud those II Our Asaay-Reorgraisdws y
the Araly ua3er ne N,o C6amondeT, DC
in complanccwth ORDERS this corps again IN motion
towards Fredericksburg TO give this Information = the
public through the HERALD will hardly be considered Con
sraband MS the rebels viii undoubtedly be fully aware
q before the ink with which this is written-is dry
The free intercourse between the rebel officers and pr
who paroled here well az the citizens and
ladies' with our officers and men, has been decidedly
cheering and but Tor the bitterness OF feeling exhibited
on the part Of the rebels might be hailed happy
returning peace The attes for information afforded
she rebels IRON this point should console them Tor the
suspension 0f the mails
Under commander the army has been partially
reorganiyed Major General Sumner being assigned To the
command OF the right wng composed o. the First a,my
corps Brigadcr General Reynolds and the Second
Major General Couch. Major General Hooker will cun.
maud the centre composed Of the Thrd Heintzeinan
old corps which VIII probably be commanded Ivy Brga-
der Stoneman and the fifth late pcriers uner
Brirader General Butterfeld MAJOR General Franklin
viii command the lett wing composed Of the sixth cores
Major Genera smith and the Ninth, late Burnsdes, I'M.
der General wilcox The Eleventh and Twelfth corps vii
remain now
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iHpoRTAHTFR0M BURASpEs ARMY
r~~~.rcsNnn~>~rS>~N0Vs
The Army Of the Potomac Moving 10 a
New Line Of Operations.
asSs
& - y wss r.
WARRENTON EVACUATED.
lauia Creek to be General Burnside's
Base Of Operations.
His Headquarters Now at Catlett's
Station.
TO-. &C.,. &s.
The Array In Mottom-The Rebel Army
Flanked-Warrenton and the upper
Rappahannock Evacuated.

WASHINGTON, NOV.
that the whole army again took up the line Of
march on saturday and Sunday. for Fredericksburg.
warrenton was evacuated to-day. General Burnside's
were Catetts Station today and this
reaches you the whole army will be nearing FredercSs
burg large quantity Of supplies have been sen there,
and force AZ contrabands and mechanics under
Haupt are building wbarves and the railroad at Aqua
creek
This base considered the best one for operating
npon the heart Of Virginia and adopted al the Cabinet
council you word Of last Wednesday The rebels
IN Richmond aware OF the new programme. Hence
there be impropriey in publishing il in The
North
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Reports from Hnrper's Ferry--Stonewali
jackson RetreatiDg.

The rnmors afoat in New York about disasters at
Harpers Ferry all imaginary Nothing had occurred
there up 10 four O'Clock this afternoon
jackson is reported falling back towards Front Royal.
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JeHersoniau Democratic AlderM q nj
Ceuncilmanic Conventions.

DIT.
I--Ajiourned until Monday night
2.--Nafhan Hall, simon Ha2e,on,
Ninor L. Cornell, Andrew J. Odell
3.--Aiexaadsr n Fgeson, Harvey T. cleveland,
W Alkinson, j. Wilson Green,
Amos S. Chamberlain, George Ross.
4.-iIanlin Babccck, VIM J. Gcary,
G.. rinckuey, Michael Snyder,
Cornelirs A. Runke.
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IBs ofpicAL Worn or TBs Ciry.-The following Is the
Official result Of the vote In ths city for Governor
seymour. r..................... "a .SOt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13
DECEMBER I8.Is62. =. NUMBER e.

AFTER. having proceeded two miles, nwe re-
ceived an order to halt two mileS further
nthe road, aud eDcamplfOr the night The
General having received. better Information
ard AseeFtained that thePeiWere no rebel
troops at Petersburg This change in ithe
programme gave general sstisfactio6.; all
Though not word of complaint was heard
when the boys were expecting TO march all
the way through before encamping. -4if5s-
WeHcame into to-day and took Quiet and
peaceable PossessiOn.s tOns ofsthe boys
cot very gallRptly anquiFedi Of q lady, ii
she had heard that Petersburg MAS taken;
her reply was that almost anybody might
take q smsllayiuPge, containing lOthi1R
6utsWomenandchildre and a few deerepid
old men. The truth iss all the young men
are away in the rebel,seTgiCe. The town
aud country round are bitterly secesh. o . A,
more beautiful and, ,rOmSntic country could
hardly be imagined Quiet valleys aud
rich bottom lands running in every diFec7
tion, yet no matter " heTeyOuF point Of OBJ
servationI you appeaF to be shut in With
mountains, near or more distaptei The
valleys aud bottom 4lands are we'll 1impror
we'd and ia possession of wealthy men, who
generally own more or lees of the ohAttles.
which has cursed the South, and are, as
hercely bent on Conunuing their owner
ship, as was a certain King Of Egypt, call
led Pharaoh, of whom we read. :. This iis
theisecret of their rebelliop, and they are
now begirniud to experience sits, ,fruits.-
TheseI fne old Virginia Bgsntlemen. who
have been7aecustomed TO clothe tbsmseiEes
in purple and fne linen and to fare sump-
tuOusly every day, to be compelled to sit
down to their fitch, ,ahOe cake and rye
without the o, no SALT sugar, pepper or
spices, pray 'iPhalcy their phelinx," but
the rub isyet to come, not only fot them
but for US. q Just think OF a winter CAM
paignl in the mountains OF, Virginia, and J
then imagine our 5"phslinx. s,p7 &.
More anon, r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13

He is remarkably fond Of good GOD liking, ing; and
appears to have an especial relish for
beefsteak and mutton chops, and fruit. -
Young Mr. Gorilla Is abonts .thraa feof
and a halfin height, very broad and thick
across the chest, while bis legs and arms
are long and sinewy, displaying great
strength. He has great habit Of putting
his feet into any stray boots and shoes
which may be lying about, and when he
IS discovered in his freaks, he inyaEiably.
runs for protection to any lady who may
be present. His face, unlike the general.
ly entertained opinion, is not fierce or
repulsive looking, although the jaws are
both broad and heavy, This is the only
live specimen Of the gorilla ever brought
70 England. =, '''''ts'.. 7'i '''-'''