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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-19
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The Slaughter at FREDERICKSBURG

NEw YoRK, Dec. ls.-The special to The
Tribune thus describes the carnage of Sat
urday; ann
'Tis not too strong an expression to say
that in this battle we were butchered. The
loss ofthe enemy in comparison With our
own must be Insignificant. More than hall
the division of Gen. French were placed
hOrg dw combat before they had fred shot
having orders to withhold their Ere, charge
bayonets aud rush upon the intrenchments
They anticipated NO obstacle until they
should meet in hand to hand fight, on the
crest of the first range of hills but how
little they knew the foe they had to deal
with. Lying close upon the soft earth be-
hind . low stone wall and half destroyed
fence which we had not taken into our cal
culations as obstacles, the enemy watched
the approach of Gen. French until every
man in battle line came under the aim OF
the best sharpshooters in the rebel army.
In an instant, almost, before the fence it.
self was discovered to be an obstacle, a
long thick line OF flame and smoke stream
ed above the fence and wall. AT the moment
the frst Volley was fred so pieces Of artil.
lsry charged with grape and canister, sent
their internal contents straight through our
advancing lines, rakIug them in front aud
upon both lauks. Destruction SO terrible
never before has been seen during this war.
Gen. French went into battle with 1000
men, two days after battle only 1900
men have reported to him. The entire loss
of the corps of Gen. Couch, consisting of
divisions Of Howard, French aud Hancock.
and which on the morning of the battle
contained 40 regiments, old and new,
amounting to at least 20, 900, is now 10, 900.
l think official reports will not vary from
this estimate. More than 500 over or
under.
The losses in Reynolds corps of Frank
Inns grand division, which were at first
supposed to be but 1000, are tonight con-
sidered by some of Franklin's staff officers
to be nearly 1000. ETE-
The following losses, based upon official
reports, as far as made out and upon esti-
mates of those who have the best facilities
for judging, is as nearlcorrect,as can be OBJ.
tanned up to this time:-Right Grand Di-
vision (Sumner) I'd Corps-Couch's and
HoWard's division, $50; Hancock's division,
$500; French's division. 1900. Ninth
corps (Wilcox's) S.urgeS' division, 1926;
Getty's division, 4OO-Total 7,O55. Cen
tire Grand Division (Hooker) 5th corps
ButterReld and Humphreys division, 800;
Grifin's division, 1900; Sykes, 15O-To-
tai 1880. Left Grand Division (Franklin)
LIST corps-Reynolds' and Gibbons divis-
ion, 900; Means division, 1900; Double
days division. l50-Total 1880. Sixth
corps (Smith's) 200. Total, Right Grand
Division, 1865; total, Centre Graud DiVis-
ion, !, $50, total, Left Grand Division, 3D.
05O-Grand total, 1905. 1t is believed
that these figures will fall under, rather
than exceed the official reports. rsv5
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Arriyal of Wounded soldiers,

WASHINGTON, Dec. l7.-Three steamers
arrived this morning from Acquia Greek,
bringing up between 1900 and 1900
wounded soldiers and several corpses. A
few Of the wounded were dangerously so,
but majority were able to walk to the
hospitals. Agreat many Of the wounded
were sent TO Poiat Lookout.
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WisHiSdroN, Dec. ls.-The Joint Com.
mittee Of Congress on the conduct OF the
war, in pursuance Of Senator Wilkinsou's
resolution, aud adopted to day, LEFT Wash
ingtor tonight for the RhppahaBnOck to
enquire into the facts connected with late
events near Fredericksburg. They are ae-
others
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NOTICE.

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HENRY HARDr,
Editor Wheeling Press.
CANPsELL & McDERMor,
Editors Wheeling intelligence.
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There is 90 truth whatever, in the re-
ports that Gen. Banks or Gen. Emory are
cooperating in North Carolinu with Gen.
Foster and the troops in Gen. Dix's de-
paTtment,
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid

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FoRTREss AoHRoE. Dec. l7.-Tbts morn
ing the Baltimore mail boat brought down
los confederate prisoners, captured at An
tietam. Many Of them were wounded.
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NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have from dine 70
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Telegraph Markets.


CIscxnATI, Dee. IS
Flour very dull; 500 Is the outside nate offered fOr
auESrdne. Wheat L unchanged; red E0tOO, white
1IOS4l,Ib. Corn 45946e- Oats - and Sic but held
e higher. Whisky 35e- Hogs active and lO9I5e
higher, closing active At 4as&4T5, and one lot q
heavy brought 4, 80: Lad frmer with more buyers
than sellers at SIC. Ness pork hrmer and In GOD
demand at II . for old, but Il l. held higher;
L, 509IS,oO, but sales A god demand for green
nllOtsi 3<9S5 for ahouiders and 57E959< for hams
There active demand for short clear middgs at
55I<. Groceries unchanged and dull. Gold l5I.-
Demand Notes rs. Silver l9l Exchange dull at
and mar
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NEW YoRK, Doc. Is

Cotton market shade easier, sales OF 600 bales at
669 651Z for middling uplands FI0urless active and
scarcely dEm ~ h,75G5,9S for super State 100
6 IS for extra State AsOG6O0 for super western;
256l6b0 Tor common 70 middling extra western; 70
$3.50 Tor 70 good shipping brands and extra
round hoop Ohio 6903S25 for trade brands; market
closing quiet Whisky 3S1f930e. wheat Les ae-
tive and &C rely 80 nrm5 Chicago spring l9a 80
NIL. club 26Gl -: winter red western l,l0H1,1i
amber Mich. 1l2al-57. Com, less doing aud prices
without decided change 561SaT5 for shipping mixed
western; 56a53 for damaged aud heated- Oats firm
changed. Sugar dull; Havana SEQ. Pork opened
quiet and closed ShEie 6Fmer, 400 for mess. IL
Mes Beef steady. Dredsed hogs \ shade hrmeF;
sales OF S3<a6e. Western bacon sides hrmer With
fair dem aud. Lard . shade easier. Butter 1GG2Oc
Money market steady with moderate business do
ing at per cent for loans CALI sterling exchange
dull a. llSIll9I&5 for merchants and 1559 rs tor
32JS.
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B9 To BE CoxsoLlDArED.-we hear
it stated that the LIST and 18th Virginia
Regiments of Infantry are about to be con-
solidated. In that event, the best officers
in the two regiments win be retained, and
the balance will be mustered out of the
service. There is just about a sufficient
number of men in the two regiments to
make one good one.
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81 4AFr0IsFED { PArp1srER. John N.
Doddridge, of KauaWha county, has been
appointed by the Secretary of War an
additional Paymaster in the U. s. Army,
with the rank of Major.
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RATcHELoR,s HAIR pYEI

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-24

Southern confsderacy In public enemy, and shoud at
least be sached Suspicion, If not punished az crtnt-
hal The credit Of government with its own people -
as vital 70 it, liberty the strength OF s armies To
stop fatal to the public welfare 70 defeat
the other. No man who deliberately does act among
the effect Of which Is TO impair public confidence IN
the issues Of the government and thereby In its ability
meet fully, at the end Of the all its financial en-
gagemsns, can be viewed in any other light than as ans
Of patriotism az TO be willing TO increase its
ments in order to make money out OF them ~ snoulo
be the pleasure, Is the duty Of every loyal son Oh
the South to strengthen the financial Of the gov
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WASHINGTON, May Is, 1892.
the REBEL FORCES IN VIRGINIA AND GN. M'cLEL.
LAN's ABILITY TO MEET THEN.
Apprshensions are expressed for General McClollan's
say. aos only On ssoOunt q ths LARGE army ha, cor
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DISPATCHES RECEIVED AT THE WAR DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, May %, 1852.
The latest advces received At the War Department are
- follows-
Our army has been within four miles OF Cornth for
several days, skrmishing The enemy do NOT seem In.
cned TO make an attack
All quiet In the departments Of Generals Fremont
and Mcdowell.
WARRINGTON, May 23--10P.M.
Tho rebels made dash at General Banks, line near
Front Royal this afternoon and attempt to burn the
rsnosd bridge recently rebuilt BY the Union forces over
the Shenandoah The particulars are not jet ascer.
tanned
Nothing public interest had been received from the
other military departments up 70 ten O'Clock this even
ing
There h nothing from Pittsburg Landing.
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furtner legislation 10 necessary 70 protect the property
and Of those OF African descent from unconsttu
tiona seizure He said that all had been shocked lately
by the attempts Of the slave hunters TO carry Oh human
beings into slavery from the capital The provisions
the Of fugtves In the constitution and IN the law
Of 1850 nothing about the District Of Columbia at all
Resolution adopted.
REORGANIZATION on r,sn DISTRICT % COLUMBIA COURTS.
Mr.. WILSON, (rep.) OF Mass, introduced bill for tho
reorganization Of the courts Of the District OF Columbia
Referred 70 the Judiciary Committee
BANKRUPT Law.
Mr.. FOSTER, (rep.) Of Conn, introduced bill for
general bankrupt law Referred 70 the Judiciary Com
mittse.
rHB STAFF APPOINTMENTS.
Mr.. WILSON, Of Mass, from the Military Committee, re-
ported bill amondatory OF the act increasing tho
military establishment.
The bill provides that staff officers shall be sent to the
Senate for confirmation. 1t was passed.
ACTION on TIE TAX BILL.
The Tax bill was then taken up
The license for coal oil distiers amended so 10
be fifty dollars instead Of twenty.
An amendment striking out the license Of ten dollars
horses and cattle dealers and brokers and manufac
tut es, was rejected.
An amendment reducing the tax on sugar candy and
confectionery TO one cent pcr pound agreed to.
In the Of the debate Mr. FEssENDEN stated that
pounds q confectionery per annum was-nade in the
United States y
The amendment raising the tax on manufactured tobac-
90 from ten To twenty cents pound snuff reducing
from eighty TO twenty cents per pound and on segars
raising about twenty per cent, adopted. \.
The amendment striking out the tax on brooms,
woodenwarc. hats, caps, bonnets, hoop skirts, ready
made clothing, native wine and furs was adopted.
The tax wood screws was made one and half cent
per pound The amendment striking out the tax Of
cent por pound discussed At some length, and laid
aside. &C.
Adjourned, having reached the seventy nth section Of
the bill.
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senate.
WARRINGTON, May %, 1862.
PROTECTION. OF NseRoB.
Mr.. sunnR, (rsp) Of Mass, called up the resolution
nsiEvosns no Judiciary oonnitss ~ inquire What
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speak spoke briefly and from manuscripts. evidently
manifesting that they had their speeches their pock
cts. The galleries were well filed with ladies' The
speeches were usual, plentiful in sambosm. At no
one time there dozen members present.
RELEASE OF PRISONERS OF WAR.
The parolsd prisoners Of war; the number Of nearly
nine hundred, who for the past week have been dom
ced at the Soldiers Rest, the Ccptol are now all
released. The last lot nearly hundred and hfty
will leave for New York by " mornings train.
THE PARoLED MEN OF THE srcxLEs BRIG AIDE.
Through the interchangeable sxertions Of Brigader Gene
raj Sckles, previous to his rssuming command Of hts
troops he made arrangements with tho Secretary Of War
by which all Of his paroled received q furlough,
communication OF ratons at the Of twenty day
from the date Of cspturo to the Of release together
with two months pay and transportation for each sol.
der II expected that they will be exchanged within
thirty days. much eradication or the remain
Ing soldiers not more than Ave demanded furloughs.
GREAT DEMAND FOR CHEAP CLOTHING.
The New York Chatham street clothes dealers have
been doing brisk business for two days, furnishing
cheap clothing at high prices 70 the discharged troops
They after emerging from the clothisrs the
present striking appearance to what they were on ar
rval-tirsd dirty, discouraged men. The task OF mus
tsrlng out these troops entrusted Major John
Buford Assistant Inspector General United States Army
who, with his corps OF assistants, accomplished this
afternoon after seven days labor.
GAMBLING HOUSE BROKEN Up.
The provost guard, at q late hour last night made
descent upon Halls extensive gambling house. capturing
the agent or dealer and from een twenty players TO-
gether with all the sporting apparatus This Is the
only establishments Of tho hind which has lately fallen
under condemnation and suppression.
TIlIRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS-.
EIRs3 SESSION.
Senate.
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contract The demand Is rood, and ph,s shade
better Nh market closing at the advance The ru
i,05c ID for good to prime lots sad 3lp3sc foT
EXTRA fne-woolsd.
Mcraw Brothers report buying duris the past week loo
head 4i05c y 10, tbe Sheep averaging from 81 10 ITO D.
Series S' ncy paid 4.c y h. ycserday !or sdroye u
ls9 syersgn, ~ d.
A N Mnnroe bought for the Brighton market, la hesd
averaging 70 u, at ~ IS & head.
Also. 49, ayerag ne ek b, at so & n.
EosLuTy Coon sold 200 hne wo0ed averaging lls
n a. pice understood to be eqnsl 10 Sc y ID.
EoGssice sst report the Hog nase, hsz been teaty
e, cited and price, bsve advanced steadily until the
rolling rates Soc p 100 better than seven days 5go. The
Else l. attributed the Of armies In tue West
cao avgornc therefrom speedy Opening # the Sonth
msfst aad Ia that event unprecedented demand for
Fork II hss been tosgaphoi Ex that. early last week.
pecustor, or their eget cleared the Cincinnati Market
i.yestiug sorneihiDg Ike gsOO00l1
Da'ns Che wee tho Central Railroad brought to Fast Al
btny lQ1 car loads Of Western Hogs and enoplh State TO
<e toe total receipts IL 600 lead Tho jem,Dd la, Teen
bs and sales have been easily elected than s
time during the The ruling prices u4t
Gtc H. lor light ordinary to prime and isucy parcels
DRESSED HoGs-The supply ,hons week has been
only moderate bile tne demand Of has been spec.
ove and active. Western has advanced J5c and State
5Oas0c. q 100 n. The lat st quotations for We,eru
- 800 - T. and State IS lisa IS Is. Atlas and Arga.
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Capt. Henry G. Keonc, who, ON hearing ut Ly'
e,,ool Of the Fort sumter affair, left bis vessel ~
charge of the mate and returned home to enter Tic
United States service, aud who also at tho ron
Royal engagement had one leg shot on, was 80 Ia
recovered on Thursday Us 10 leave the Naval hosi
nI BROOKLYN. and take up hs residence win
~, ,e,s,ive the Rev. DR.. Weston Of st. John q
Church. Hudson street. Tho worthy tapiaih 'oS'
10 part OF his patriotism with h's severe Iofso"'
m;IG,rtnne. md il likely to DO again heard from,
should the rebellion continue ior MI, oonsid'i"O''
time
Prof. II. Matison, pastor Of 81. johns houo'
dat Church Of this city, has been invited to iee",
in Washington on "Ibo American Churches 'i'o
American Slavery" and Afro 10 take charge o, az
Independont and Anti-Slayery Methodist Chur'n III
the National Capital.
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Tie Hon. Rorrnr V. Gs,yr of Liberty, snlli-

- The Hon. RoBrRT V. GRANT OF Liberty SnN'-
van Co., ~ Y, died at Middletown, Orange Co., OF
tho 10Th inst, aged %. lie was on liza return rom
Washington. where he had been to see sicS son
who is serving in the Navy, and where be was seized
With the fever prevailing on the Potomac which car
led him of before he could reach his home Mr.
Grant vas member of our last Senate, and csndi'
date for reelection lrst FAIL but was oeatenby Henry
4. Low lUuion by a Email majority.
Mr.. Miou Mitchell, an old resident OF West
chester County died on tho Doth inst, at the nd
ynnced ago Of II years. lie was well known through
nm, the State as a lawyer Of excellent attachments
and u gentlemen Of tie most agreeable manners
III. funeral will ,ahe place from hf !ae residence Of
Sunday.
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FrEfpAL Or LIEUT.. MARCY, L. $ Nile
RENAME of tie late Lieut.. Marcy arrived at the
Rr0oklyn Navy Yard, in the steamer Connecticut oil
IuJay, and lay in state in the chapel OF tie yard
urll Saturday afternoon, when they Were removed 70
IslyaS Chureh, Fourth avenue under au escor. VI
g. ;. Marines preceded by the Navy Yard Bard.
Tue Rev. DR.. Hawks oGiciaiei al the funeral. "a
krxe coDgeg stion being preseDt among whom were
Co.nmodores Paulding, Gregory and Montgomery
representing he lighest rank in the Navy. The
,.I-beasers were Capt. CAdwslader Rin2Rold, Capt.
u. Y. Meade Com. Maxwell WoolAull, Com
wander S. r. Lee, Lieut.. Il. G. Blake, Lieut.. G.. II.
Copu, Lieli. S. i. Greene, Lieut. G.. Brown,
saEeon j. sldduds, PaymaSier A. a. Boiku.P.
TIE body WA given in charge to he fri,nds Of the
.lec.aled after The selyc,s, and renewed to Albany
,or buI.4L
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS. a.
Cleared.

sbip.Evenirs Star RobD.on, RordesnI. j. " pe,ars
sea kir, Barker Sen Francisco Sclton 20 L'' %
!ascs,.vn Jsct,on sekni Atmospheie Harris .Sne"S'
ii.i,n5 Bro. Neftun- Peabody. Liverpool, thss b.
9r.hn Co; Eli.e ana aia.hld. (BraiD.l, Nordennod'
P,TssW T. Rrtsers Homss M)n,eyideo end Bueno'
>yr,, Hsett Carver Pride Of the Sea- Pese~' %S''
p NJ Ann IBr) Kelly Greusas W. l., Middleton
c. schiller (Porb Cunhs. Drndsik. hssensye pionh
IsTca tNorw.) Chi,topheTsou, Newport, Ehs, ruhcn'
schooner.-F R!obeson, Nickcrson, Gloucester ns..,
uou.. John Rose Huse Port ye, Merrill Aooot' "
sIsy Peck stanford 70 master Hannsh Maiin S5elsn.'
p,ltmers. Merrill s. Abbott Oriental tBsh poney' oHo'
doe, D. X. Dewoh
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Disasters, &e.

uo,.y,', HOLM Fob 20Ihe British hTig Eastern Lisn'
Dsy from Suruan with and mois,es Tor nos',. ~
ruuln. fer hi. port Ast night la thick $40" son hs,
-. - IN. - chop Assistance h.. been sent 70 ne,
ard anchors and chain, laid Her will be d'chs''
Vessel Digit. ,,p,nn, Stafford
fom surns for Boston suved here on the on h,vs 10
l.aky condition; The cargo sugar and molss. W. Of
be discharged; surveyors t.v9it '''se'
water per hour lying in the berbof ,,vr Ocean badly
Some 600 bae. Of aour on ship We.ssn p - s5i p.i
damaged, sold ye.terd"y a.easns bstered CARY
,olancs OF c.rso lorward Vhe Western oee'h VII
New. or Tor Tepss
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES sARsHABs OFFIcE-Fss 1-Ropr.
murray Marshal.

UNITED ct .TE5 NJ ARSHABs OFFICE-Fss H-Ropr.
MrgRAy Marshal.
pEIsosERs OF WAR srST TO FORT LAFAYETTE.
On Saturday the Marshal, in pursuance Of orders
rom Secretary Stanton Transferred 20 Fort lafayette nino
prisoners Of war who bad been captured Cedar Keys by
he United States steamer Hsers and sent home by tie
.tesmer Connecticut These prisoners were members OF the
i,!i Florida Regiment. Their names are Low,s Gay John
Ellis. Abel Roberts Joseph Bryan, Joseph d. Smith, SIZES
r. Langford Thoms, Sksnds, Leroy LansfJd and OIlof
Weeks
ARREST FOR PASSING coUSTFRPEIT cory.
Ma shals Officer Lee arrested Henry Nalliere, a
oeri In drug store ir acs.on street th. city for passing
counterfeit quarter dollars The accused taken before
Commissioner s,well who admitted him to bal In $500
PELILF FOR GoRDos's FAMILY.
Persons desiring to contribute anything toward the
relief Of the family Of Can't Gordon viii Please call at Marshal
Muray's Office, No. Al Chamber. street.