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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13
"a TaETaIr 70 sTEuarsy7l55ITg T,..1

va IaEIRI TO STRUBRNy1LLp 1Tnas.
day evening the following disttpguisbed
military and civil officers, with a nurnbs,
Of citizens. went to steubenYille ON The
steamer Games, Means
Brig, Gen. LID. Cox; Lieut.. 81 Chic
tie, aid to Gen. Cox Brig. Gen. w. s.
tosscrans Capt. Geo. L. Hartsutf. AZ A
VI MAJ 3! Jog. Oarr. Jr.i; Oapt.J. v. Barrin-
ger; Uapt. =. 9. cambridge; Capt. q. N,
g Sg-,sll, DE- Lsettermau; Lieut. o. God
ga I5F q, alo 10 Cen Rosecrans, Lieut.. Col. r.
w thomson, 3rd Virginia Maj. Phil. PEN
dletoni Gov. r. H. Peirpoint Ool. n W
Crothers, aid to Gov. Pefrpofnt: Gen. .JefP
Samuels. A. Gil Samuel Crane, Auditor al
Statei IL. a. Hagans, Secretary of the
Commonwealth Campbell Tafr, Treasurer
at State =. II. Norton, o.. s. Marshal.
Tho opposition steubenville packet. the
s.C.BakeE, with large and very tovial
wedding party on board, left the landing
with the Means, both boats being provided
With baby-Wakers, which were caused to
speak in thunder tones to the inhabitants
OF the villages along the shore. As the
boats approached Wellsburg, one of the
boats locked the other, to prevent her from
asslng, ana the two steamers landed at
the town side by side. AT this point a
sort of row was Kicked up among the deck
hands and irsmen, and a free fight WIS in
dulged in for the amusement of the ladies'
and the distinguished gentlemen on board
the boats.
AT stsubeuyille the party was hand
sOmely received. During the evening two
serenadiug parties appeared in front Of. the
hotel, and their excellent music brought
out brief and appropriate responses from
Generals ROsecrans and Coz, Gov. peir.
point, Auditor Crane, Treasurer TAR, Mar
shHl Norton, and other gentlemen.
Coming down yesterday, Gen. RosecrapS,
Gov. PeirpOint and Auditor Crane made
brief speeches to large crowds assembled
at WelIsburg, Warren, audi other points.
The trip is said to have been a very
pleasant one, and all hands enjoyed it ex-
cesdipgly.
The following are the proceedings of a
nesting held on board the boat:
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AND STILL THEY CoMEI
MORE NEW GOODS,
Az
JOHN ROEMER,S

dIsNsA
NO. 80 Main Ste, Centre wheeling,
A 4 AsroNIsHINGLY Low PRICES FOR CASH
French MerinOs, plain aud figured. OF ali eoIor.,a
o. ,a Cloths, Of all qualities and coIor1 from
., Plain and figured Muslin DoLaines of aeolors aud
Mourning Dress Goods.
Bombazines, Black Merinoes Plain BInel DsTo,n.,
BiaeE Grape and Love Wells Black Hosiery SIM aud
MD tioNes, Black Grape Collars, &c.
ShaNvls and CIOahs,
Embracing the very latest novelties Of the Season
11dies Black and COlorUd Cloth Cloak.
Long aud Square Woolen Plain and pfaid Rbatvll
Br0che ShRWls, very ohe0p
Hack Cashmere 4 Thihet Ehavi0
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies, lIiSsSs and Chiltirsi ,
hosteEy1 Gloves and UndergarrmcntE.
Ladies, Cents aud Chlldrsns Cotton and Eoolon
hosiery In eolors aud white; F1eecy lined Cotton
Tor Ladies and Children; MsriS6 n,ieITIfs
Mems undeE8hirts and Drawers. white and eoIore.l
~ Bed blankets; Red, White, Blue, Grey ad
A41rEItiCAN DosfAsrIo- eoons. Rlsoess. ana
Unbie9ehed.-C Cotton ShirtinEs sheetinFS Check,
ti4!u Ianseys canton RRnnelg, cOlorRd aud white
y.aI Ls.-Rieh styles Of French and
Ss9sel So!lAfs, black Grape Collars Black lao
aNetls, bands, Edgings and 1nSertinRs, &c,, &C.
Also 70 arrive, large assortment OF FuEl (chSaD)
mooien Hoods, new and splendid STYLES or ToojS
Titles. > -. ~ 70 AuA"-
All OF these goods will be sold At yerv Io, mica.
Tor cash Please call soon, at F'.S9'
No. IS Main st., Centre wheeling
- -494S0 JOHN R0EMER.
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SECOND DisPATUH.

NoRpoLK, Feb. 1O.-A rnmor has prs.
vailed here that Com. Lynch's feet Of
gunboats had been captured. Il is mot re-.
garded true, but 1t is believed that ali Svers
burned by tleC ontederates to prevent their
capture, with the exception ofone which
was endeavoring to makes its escape. THE
heet went TO Elizabeth City from Roanoke.
Island and was probably burnt at the for
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Ba~ADjouRNlENr OF THE LRa1slATURI

bO~ADjoURNNRNT OF FHE LReIsLAFURR.
NO preventing Providence the Legisla-
ture will adjourn to day. Moth houses
have agreed to a resolution to that effect,
and We presume that the honorable msm-
bsrs viii tosmorrow get up and asl1adad-
die"
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Iris pathetieally told that w6 i,l de
Minnesota regiments band played Hail
Columbia at Camp Hamilton, two rebel
officers, captured at Nm Spring, WOpt and
blew their noses, aud one remarked that
although compelled to fghtagainat the
oldtag, he loved it still.i -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13

a. AFFOnru1ll4l4T.-Capt. Milton n.
Carr, ofths LIST Regular Cavalry, has been
appointed Assistant Adjutant General on
Gen. Kelly,s STAFF. Capt. Carr is a brother
of Or. ]. D. N. Carr, ana tsswell and favor
ably known in this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13

snmS In Cash or POst0meo stamps, The sub
directed Gold Pen or PsnS SeiSoi1 ~ =
ooTdfHg to deseripei0t, Wig: '''s ss4AsS pe-
GOLD PENS WITHOUT GASES.
For g cents the Magic Pen; for SO eents
the Elegant Pen and for 81 the III Do
THE SAME PENS IN .sILVRR.pLATRn I,Ymp,,
SION GASES, WITH PENCILS.
For 20 cents, the Magic Pen: for 7sesnt4 itt 49,.
sra1t t tas A Az 81 Ready en for $l26 the
JEe good-WritinS Gold Pens with III
mi tho average wear Of eyery ODE Of which
The nSe q Notion - sa : 9Ss steel Pens
ny ete stamped on the following Pens ma ths
ts ,MerFauted for six MONTHS except apainEt
SeISlaeas. Ghe numbers indicate size oTiSj No 4
being The smallest No. the largest, f dc
Poeketi No the smallest, and No Id fhe israt
dunn Hibs Of all sizes and 0uSHfis. &1 me
tNUs = . y ena arc made only or tirst quality
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT GASES.
ps ZOE 81 o. SeIts No. Pen, LIST quality or No
For 8, No. Pen, 1st quality. or a M 9. psr .,
quality. or No. 4 Pen, Sd qualify ~ = keil' a
EoE 40 . No. . Pen, LIT quality, or No pe,
kor $50, \ No. 4 Pen, iGt oS,aiikI ~ I. Ny,se
"a quality, or No. Pen, Sd duaIitv ~ 2 Z en-
9 p 9 No. Pen, LIST quality, OF No. Peu
For sos, a No. 0 Pen, LIST quality.
EI1E sA4k GOLD PENS, WITH SILVER EY,rrN.
5HuN CASASy WITH PENCILS
koE ~ eo, mo. Pen, LIST quality, or No a Pc.
FOR Sis. a No. Pen, LIST duality. !, . NJ . -.
"a I qua ~ Or 2 No. = Pen, Sd Quality.
II 3 No . Pen, LIST quality, Or No Pan "a
quality, QF No. 5 Pen, Sd quality. : : : 0"' "a
fof $50 . No. 4 Pen, LIST quality ar =. NJ z ~,
= 1Fp1 S' y. q 2 No. 9 Pen, Sd quality.
,,,sTItSS ~ NOD PEN LIST quality OF NO PEN "a
For sa.so. . No, . Pen, LIT quality.
GOLD ID PENS; ALL RIRsT QUALITY, m SILVER.
MOUNTED DBSK.H0LDERs 49, any
For Nod Pen, for e. %, 4 No. s ps,, IN
: 10. 9 9 ZEN nor 81 80, 9No. Z Pen =. y
. No. 10 Pen. H'S ~ : : Ss', A4a loF ~
me Glst quality are pointed with The var; -.
MN points elrOf selected mi TIo3 u an
4ke SOLO with Che hteSt yliej
Fl!l sna the e!ogest scrutiny eandefsct '''s4
g q9ality are superior 70 any Pens 1nSds
81 ne intends shall equal In relnest
70 y, Elasticity, and Good fifIn6
SAy true any Gold Pens made
IN regard 70 the cheap Gold PSns he tegs Is,y. a.
proNtou8 to operating his New and patsrts
he could not have made q Good Wiz
@ PenS tor the Price, had the eold beSn
q qIdeEtag HlGa To az fHStaaess fpseff, n.
az. gAd a2Haltt e E1e IA q. iS ~
For Sals by an dealers In the iins
the county. Address 80 i - sltgt't
No. 5AEaiden I6nei Ns,, Yg,5tG
Any one sending 1Gtngie letter po1t
cave circular with facsimile ~ ~
-SSl2 131ea ana style5s ian3almdS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13

ST. JOINS. N. F., Feb. I2,-The steamer
Ilsearora, from southampton With dates
% 9, the 1stl passed Cape Race at O'Clock
Ills morning The o. s. gunboat TuSca5
E g mas oeen ordered OF the dock By the
S5oHsEnm 2. al, and has takena position near
i1e rebel pirate, Nashville, Is sim in
the Southan Ton docks. -,
me reported naval engagement on Az
gters Is not eon6rmed.
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Grand Arrivals
cLOAKsI CIoAKss o1oAKs.

addition to my regular stock am now enabled
y % oaeE 70 my eust0mers magnificent a1SoTt-
E E1s9L OF kAENClL ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTH
tnent ana especially intended for HOLIDAY dIPTa
among these will be found some very liandsoIne
MN Mn STILLS. and no lady shOuld purchase a CIoak
without hFst examining my styles and prices.
FURS: FURSI FURSI
Ny stock Of Furs consists Of Hudson Bay Sable.
Mink Fitch, Siberian Squirrel, French Sable ST.
prices to suit the timeg N-'-S ga -
sHAWLS at reduced pr eea
6tllls French MeFinos DelR{nel Otfornor Iv.Jo,-.-
and other fine Dress Goods in meat ySriet NJ "St
iahingly low prices. - 'tSti-
handsome assortment OF EAIBRoIDERIRs. suit.
ap - ZOE OhElStmaS Presents, cheap for casl.
ALEX. HBY1LARPS.
9ascd 131 Main st., Wheeling, Va.
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From WASHINGTON

,MAsA1EsToSS Feb. l2.-The followiIe.is
Ltsgt Commanding Phelps, oiicial report
TO nag officer Foote, received at the hesd-
quarter quarters OF tbezaFmy, by telegraph from.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13
ONO RIvBR, Fob. ~. 1sa1.

Ohl0 RIVER FED. IL, 1881.
Alta meeting called by the passengers
on board the above named Steamer,
On motion OF Campbell Tarr ESQ, OF
MelIsbuFg, Treasurer OF the State OF. Yir.
GINA, Hon. +. H. Pisrpoint; Governor, was
called TO the Chair, and Major Joseph
Darr Jr., LIST Virginia Cavalry was appoint
ed Secretary.
On motion of Col Samuel Crane. Audi-
tor Of the State, Messrs. Joseph Norton Of
Norton, Simpson & o., Wheeling, L. a.
Hagans, Secretary of the COMMONWEALTH
Of Virginia, and A. 8. TroWbrfdge ESQ,
Editor of the Wheeling Duly PreSs. were
nominated Committee to draft resolutions
expressive ofthe object of the meeting.
The Committee reported the following
resolutions which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, Capt. O'Neal and officers of
the steamer Jas. Means, courteously ex-
tended to Gen. Rosecrans and staff, to Gov:
Pterpoint and the State officers Of Virgil
mia, together with several of the prominent
citizens of Wheeling an invitation to visit
the city of Steubenyille; and whereas, said
trip resulted in the entire satisfaction of
all concerned, therefore DO it resolved,
lst. Orr thanks are hereby rendered to
the Captain of the steamer Jas. Means, and
thereof, together with our heartfelt thanks
W. MossgroYet Esq, proprietor of the Uni-
ted States Hotel in Steubenville, for the
kind and courteous manner in which their
guests were cared for.
2ud. For the kind reception received by
US from the citizens of SteubenyilIe, Wells
burg and other points on our route, our
warmest thanks are due, aud that they
shall ever be held in grateful remembrance.
3rd. That these proceedings be publish
sdtn the Wheeling and Steubenville pa
pers.
The Means reached the city yesterday on
her return trip about twelve o'clock.
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TO WHOLESALE DEAIRRSTz
W. can ofar the greatest indueenept. q, a..
ll k3Iadef By our long axporieneo ealh 5nrs6Sss-
.sel sae lsEgest stock. dem HARPER 6 BRO.
-! t1s - boxe prime, rich Ye5toFn Re-
M.RBfLIY.
DABLoR MAT6HIa-Fhsss nlitelIes bSy;Ss.s',T,5, =
5sils sHe 0do!s ana arenafelY packed Sold nv
-. 9. =. l129Aa.& Coz and LOGAN List & 90.
ION 9s8 R.--A good St0clcof St5fI6Ie517
- On hand and Gllo q IN rEies7 &!
1850 y oS.dBAVES
~ - ~ y .z5ssz Nd.S9 1lodtoA 81. -
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MUsICI MUsICI

MUSICI MUSICI
Just RECEIVED the following Music:
~ Listen,
Blss Forever Past
Loved TiIee-BRllad
Pluribus ununi,
loving Daughters Heart
RelieIdad,
Adele Polka,
Absent from Thea-Ballad
I'll INC GlIng; I'll Cling to Thee,
SysE TIE Waters rilwandsr with Thee,
Midnight sehottish
LoreuG,
Sybll,
Camp Life,
Cradle Bong, &C.,
at the Variety Store OF
D. NICOLL BRO.
. gsuzl 100 Aiain Street.
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BIT. Hickman offered tho following

Mr. Dixon Of N. York, as member of
the Judiciary Committee wanted TO say a
few words, but Mr.. Hickman declined tn
withdraw his demand for the nrsy;c,,s
question, under the operation Of which lie
resolution was adopted. Ayes SO. nays
notcounted. Mr.. WykofF was soon tEIsIs.
atter conducted from the Hall by the Ser
gent-Rt-arms. 49,
The Honse then a,lionrnc5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13

81. Louis, Feb. lathe Republican learns
mat Gen. Hitchcock has accepted the ap-
pOlntment of Major General Of YoInntsets
should Gen. Hallaek take command Of ths
great southern expedition, which is regards
ed as probable. Gen. Hitchcock viii re-
NAN a 2. az the head of the Department here.
oheial dispatches from Lieut.. PhelD's
commanding the gunboat Conestosa, re-
reports of the result of the Tennessse river.
expedition. The steamers burned bE tbs
the rebels were laden with military stores.
Two hundred stand of arms, consideFabie
quantity of clothing and stores were can
tnred, and the encampment of Col. Crens
at say9nnah was destroyed. Lieut.. PheIns
also report the finding of Union sentirnsTt
very strong along the river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13
GuNRoAT ooNEsrosA,
RAILROAD CRnssISe

-. AS g; AkssEA RlvERI Feb. 10, 1862.
SSH We have returned to this point
4 =, ~ oor entirely successful expedition to
florence, at the foot Of Muscle shoals.
-.41 The rebels were forced to burn
sl8 steamers, and we captured two Others,
.pes!aes the half complete gunboat Bast.
with rebel military stores. The ESstnort
has about IS, 900 feet Of lumber ON hoard
Ne also captured 400 stand of arms and a.
quantity of stores, and DESTROYED the en-.
eampment Of Col. Crews, at Savannah.
tennessee. We found the Union sentil
ment strong.
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lSteeIPIOlgasI StAaI.PI0no.Ils
Tho Best Pond n ~ AZ ~ Ivo.,.

.C1N. REcEIPT5 OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
sus ~ Cash or Postohee Stamps, the sub
directed Gold Pen or Penn 1900 ~ y
oo'a1''g 70 deseFipeiOtl, Wig: - ss.'ss "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13

61ys,{ no. g iaiden Ldns; New YoFifr.
one sendinE single Letter post stSrauy n
ee4e circular with facsimile efFTSyfnssf ~ ~
eooIe ttzes and Btyles. inr,sa 80 =
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I1npOrtant 60 Suffers,

UTH have lust TeceEIed another large Lot %
wv Watches, OF yari0aa Gtylos, e we'll = other
articles suit i1r Eutl9EsJ which Nc mole
nation. =. I, SCoTT : co.
Dealers In Watches, ClOelEs, JeyielEy, &c. -
doeS1 ~ Nalnatreet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13

MI: King, of N. Y, presented petition
tor the entire contiseation of the property
OF rebels and the emancipation OF the
slaves. Also, q memorial of the mer.
chants and underwriters of New York.
gard to.pilots and pilotaee. : = g
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NVILLR AND WH1BIIsa PAuKRT.1

The following are the proceedings of a
Meeting held on board the boat:
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SENATE.

The Honse then adjourned.
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psrApouT A -srTor TrETp-OI

her return trip about twelve o'clock.
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JOHN e. HOPKINS
(sucoEssQE 10 1AlrER H0FKIna)
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
PrOvIsionS, Produce, Flour, Gsratn. &c
-AND-
CONFUSION MER CHANT.
WHEELING, VA.
az Az removed 70 No. 80 Main IT, where he viii
Al e Sll ttaae ths blislnses e hsretofore.
prompt and personal attention. dSciTSlp1 5's
NOXELTY Mills FLOUR Wblt.
IN WHEAT Family flour Of the Celebrated bo,SItIl
brand, Just received aud for sale BY : =
aeelA GRo. ADAMS, 20 Main IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
The SnfionnI War Committee.

At the meeting of tho National War Committee,
held on September Gth tie following resolutions
were Unanimously adopted:
R,.or,d That in with all loyal citizens through,
he and ,hs Committee he heard with deep sorrow o.
tie desh Of ds0fGeneral fhiP hEARsET, on The he'd Of
~. career soldier Is familiar the country End hi'
calamity whether Asserting The dgniS OF the na'5n
foreign battle fields mautsig the honor q -
again., Of domestic foes pars OF the hs
toTy and glory Of The United sA'es.
Nv hi. Constant q and daring; by jndrioul counsel
and un,wsrvng palrio. he hid endear,d himself to the
Of TITS people md hs death brings mourning TO every
solder By nature as well By profession The Of the
coru turned 90 him IN rio hour II need tina, dis
clouds the nation 10 darkness. ana GLOOM h loss weighs
Tn.Ssa snl,op which never .ourl other all thar
biz hi and hrm sud coursgeon h'aTi he scofd
the utng4. snd politics OF ana VA hi example 10
bis compsnons IN arms o. pure pn-ne p''tlouL; Z,
lie h hight 81 biz ufsulre the star ~ his iare IN
~ Ia s,rt,fiu and v hrn the broad command hch he
nd won Il The cannon mouth by long aud hard -ryre IA
s pers ysfarcr and personal raiaHtry had enabled III
81 D. bri lto fan getofi play the conceptions OF hD
kese6 That IN token Of the appreciation in which hi.
hold by this COMMITTEES, We wal attend hs inne'
our ir he ssut l. tbs oi bis native state, 20 Ia.
p.-onsl .,sa and the soldier. Of bis recent command
Tie Committee who visited the Governors Of the
New -Ensland States bot week, presented through
their Chairman. Charles Gould, report IN writing
which will ,oon be made public
Tie following letters explain Themselves:
No 10 WALL srAEgr Sept 6, 1867.
The Ho. W. HcMUHEY.
DIAN sm: Your. 4 his date a.sng wha, PAR, took
any, in relation the urtou 4 tie Nsr Conn it'e nf
e aiiis fry thousand scoops for Gencrss ont =
Mitclef reel-s other anss'r taa the "ncoed COPS
4 ny ett@f ~ ssld Commu.. hefy ifuy .onr, mann
EDWARDS PlfAkEpONT.
No 10 Wall sTRsEr sept. :. iJbL.
VIM ORTov S,c,ra,v 4 ne Marina! Htr C.s.mW'e.
Ds So: Tho shy DID not reply 70 tho notice o
tie Na- Comni,fr. W.. my ahssrce rom tie cy and III
The ,sne an no. KNOW h, wa n-1bos mi ni
-r,urr A. have never attended any meeting ofthr Com
uft~- hay. had usinttrce " "a o. action
htVe not been hoAed Of TIE recent me-" ins petan'
that Committee have properly ceased 70 cor sdef NJ
member. bot a. formal te..nao1 Dsy oe tccrs'af5 lo
f. hus the vacancy. very respectfully beg riv' ~ resign
la every patriotic .tOt uf your Committee to --ofse con
.utiona Liberty b. distracted country, my heart snd o.
EDWARDS rIEhKEPONT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

R.,o'ce9 That comn-ee Of FIVE he appoirtei BY the
cs to make srch shah be deemed necessary
! 20 carry ont the wishes OF n meeting. 90.
! The Chairman appointed as such CommItee
hessrs. Albert q. ) Dwell, w. q. Schencs, W. H.
| Lyon. II. X. Wells, and Thomas w. Couehn.
| Speeches were made by Mr.. Ransom, the Kew
Matthew Hale Smith, Gen Wilcox, he Rev; Df'
Hatfield, the Rev. Alvin Bartlett, Nr. Ii. "A. Nor
gan, snd Mr.. f.. T.. Stewart.
Gen. wilcox commenced his remarks oy ha!i9E
h, be came here only to say few oil'hand WoFus;
There was no tine now for speaking action, rap'u
actIon was the word. The enemy Il 90 our BORDERS
ana has turned the war from defensive ore mo one
Of ggfesslon; but, alas the North was sleeping J.i
iIs ruins lie lad just returned from New-Eoglsnd,
but ns cad Of hearing the tocsin If war sound WIN
voice OF thun Ter through her mountains AMI ragged
ellis II was only family heard; while III tho Nes.'
the glorious Wet instead OF all her pralfies 0einB
on lire, he only lett them smoking. And now was
New-l ok, the city Of commerce, eft-rprlse, ara
genius Commerce and pleasures were going on as
u nothing was 10 be feared; the fart and lancily-
dressed young men, with dowuy ana Nell-cut u
mu-tachee, went about fs usual; crnoiine was rs
SLOWLY dressed as ever, and there was apparent
~, but very little effort made within her Walls
10 IA. down the Rebellion. The South was awake,
and TO the detriment OF every business men h2d 20
enter her armies IT, was q deep hatred hGaiust tue
North which canes this war, and unless the Noi."
will put down this, she rgnt expect 10 he pun down
herseE. These opnious, the General sad, were iio'
lofHl'u uHucr Dub NIiic cOnfcIsib5 WV
Ill classes Of the South in his dungeon. lie ala not
want this city TO strike panic into the people,
through her Stock Board, her newspapers, her
churches, but wished ter to conceal our shame, Tor
to see twenty millions ofpep paplcsircEen before
one-quarter that number was :fuly nominating. lhe
people of this city had considered this war subsidiary
70 commerce. ana to politics, bus this
We were weak, because politicians have thrown
stumbing-block into the path OF all our Generals,
AID this practice stopred, success only
would follow our arms. He advised TIE people, rs
soldiers 20 organize thoroughly, to get arms and TO
put Oh a cheerful confidence, uphold the Govern
nen, and put aside every feeling Of patty commerce,
or contracts and by these they would soon be
able to crush out th- Rebellion.
At the Western HoIel meeting was also held,
Mr.. r. W. Cougllan presiding. Addresses were
made by the Rev. Matthew Hale Smith and other.
The Seventh gmens band enliyened the scene
with martial uiuslc.
The committee Of five appoi ted to make the re-
quiste arranl ements ior carrying out the wishes OF
tue meeting viii convene Oh Thursday next III f. M
al the Merchants Hotel.
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