Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

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and. others woundsd bylthis picket iiff6e,
Major on the staff of Gen! SickIes was
killed. Major Deveredx wasbadly wound.
60 IN the arm and brought down to White
house on the same train with onr party.
" nen leaving, II was reported that this or
aers preventing firing by our pickets was
fesclnded; The heavy labors and duties
imposed upon our soldiers also excited the
l1ndgnatton of our3 party. Gov. ,Peirpoint
was agticulaIly severe on this mode Of
conducting the war. Noting the fact that
the sbels performed all the fatigue duty OF
the camps BY the labor of negroes, and
kept the soldiers fresh for dutyin the field,
me says our own soldiers are harrassed in
q hostile and lmiasmatic climate, byialter-
nate Iabors as soldiers and piskets and
sklrmls1eFsi and then throwing aside the
flhe, take up the spade aud do the work Of
common laooFers in throwing up entrench- ;
ments and constructing redoQbts and .forti-
fcations. This he thought unjust az i'm.
polite. The. Peninsula and its adiofping
precincts were full of negroes, most Of
them already accustomed to such hilabors.5
He would take these coutrabands, no mat
ter who Claimed them, and march them to
the front to be mustered into the service
for that kind of labor. Oaicers in the
rebel army hold property within the con.
troll of our armies on which are hundreds
and thousands of these negroes, and the
Government should at once appropriate
them. altis not improper to add that these
sentiments were pretty generally concur
Having visited the chief points of inter.
est IN the late battlefield aud near it, the
party returned to White House at a late
hour, and early the next morning steamed
down the rivers to Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Here their time was necessarily short. aud
ana most of them made hRstJ visitto tho
ruins OF the Navy Yard. .Mr. Perry hunted
be found the pastor of the First PFesbyte.
rian Congregation OF Norfolk, a form er res.
ident of NewsJ Jersey. Iniresponsc to the
natural Inquiries to to the state of the
Union feeling there, the reverend gentleman
gave 1t ms his decided opinion that there
was none and never would be-. He did,
think that the South could ever be con-
qnssEFled. " e might force them into a com
mcrcial treaty of Union, but nothing fur
ther. He Was pastor OF one OF the largest
congregations in the city, andini it, at pres.
emit there wasinot an able. bodied mantun-
der sixty years of age. They were all in
the army at Richmond. From this and. va
ftous other indications it Is evident that
the virus Of rebellion still poisons tho blood
vAg tbs party at the Navy Yard were re-
was Beginning "a becone IN o,1,S I I ~
attract Interest. was m,aTiie the ohieoF Ss SS
something like an officiaI an5neaf SnnSs
days since Rebel Secesb and Union M =
got into somewhat animated tIisonqsfo,,
which finally resulted n ti5e TTnio =;
the Rebel a most p5oflIv M, nfliT;s, %. SsS
was In duty bound to do I{nE Isv;, ~
throueha a mistal,en cIaneyc,; s,,.,.SS st;S' p
life, the tinRratef,iI Rebsi sscntsS HIS AZ.
for an assaIIt bIit tfhs ~ 81
whom the hearing wyss 'b.5s b4;,s. .....S SSsS.S
according 10 the Constiimfion AMI a.
decided. most riohteonsIv ,tsa-vsI, ~ ,;,,,
right" The second tiEe diScnTs stt"I
Rebel next appealed to Gen VieIe 5CSora, !
nor Of that District. who set aaidIa fbe 5lsill !
ctsiou and remanilefi the ,asA ~ ~ 49,
ing Of another nNpistTate yrI,C b.s ~. !"
en- the oath of Allegiance. nor dccor5ints -
the story of these ITSia,, = ~ ,... - y
sented the case "a Cay f5aiIno;,t y ! !, ~
intend to do 40. CIV Psirpo;nt ,,o,,;.ns 800 NC
to use his ipfluencs ,,srsona e,,5 Ssa w
as far as IN ths nren1;Sss to a.,
Justice. and the Other. nartIes sftsr con,nI ~
tation, on the mater. left Win h The ;pts.
tiOn Of putting in force some verv n, =,
process upon the ,Derson of- the so;d pstSI
official, gOur party observed that oItl,onOI,
grass was vet growing in those % strss.S ,Iot
Nos, t,.s NJ ~ AZ nos
cupiity al the better of their spnnI, a5
HAVING taken the ooIh ~ MI 'i.u.
opsned their stores, i'm which are occo .;oD-
sily meSper e % stocI5 nf ola 'aoa,1a Es oSe'on-
sLeayirp SorfolIs ~ shor. @ ',;s;t ejgs' 30. -,
~ Ga.sIs no = was paid
aI ~, = onroe' to
JsIa,ss tS party aretlp'
of ,Se ve.araS SNsss1 leayei
sfo,so s,f III az tnesAnoats the