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not communicated to her oy the Lieutenant, nor la
the writer Of tie note been discovered
Pa or TROOPS.
Arrangements iave ten made 70 pay all n,
troops up to the let Of Januay. Orders for pre-
liminary Minister'S were Issued several DAYS ago.
TIE CASE OF col. KERRIGhN.
COL kerrigan's parole having expired. he is agair
in prison. His trial will be resumed on Thursday.
ARTILLERY PRACTICE.
Heavy firing late tli- evening created apprehen
fons of fight the virgiria side, but il is founc
to be merely artillery practice.
CONGRESSIONAL MAIL MATTER.
The following order has been issued:
Posr.OPrIcE DEPARTMENT
APPoINTNHNI OFFtCP Dec - lg6i !
The Congressional Branch Office being TOW in
operation, The attention of Potma.ters ~ d-trbui-
ing Off es ia again called TO lbe order If this Depart
ment requiln, every distributing Office 10 make NJ
reparte bag Tor all matter, letters and pavers Oh.
rected TO members of Congress exclusive OF all other
matter.
Special and ca'efrl attention is required to tbs
order, and the clerks should be 50 insiructed. Such
bags 10 be labeled - C,ngresa, Washington, d.
c." and route agents at Washington will deliver
these bags direct TO the Congress mes-ruger.
J. 4. KASSOE
First Asst. Postmaster General
DIR. AVER.
Dr.. j. {. Aver OF Lowell is here negotiating with
he Government for the into duoton OF his medicines
into the army and navy Of the United Siares- lie
has already supplied them in literal quantities to our
army, and now seeks the authorization of the De-
partinenis for their ,uppy TO such soldiers as want
them for use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

To THE NERVOUS or BOTH SsYES.-A Re-
tired Clergyman having been rsstord 'h II e" days
sfrr rauy suffering viii to s-sst
Others dns ifeel treatise the rsgs a. sci care
Dses III. Rev. JOAN NJ. DssSAL No. es 1sas ct. brock
lyr. y. y.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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" CENrK4L PAKh rkAIE t.NtOKItN- =
S.ArE nom 3 cents s25 Ever, lAis the Sistipg
ss (except peuisj TO is al and pJrs~s
TaRLoK skA.Ss. We make sp-eially of SlssTEs
COsONEzA NALKsn 30. IA broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

A YONG MANS BEST CAssTAL Is Ills
To know hos e. tise 10 the 10. sdvsatgs, go
careful sgsu insfol a. fOwLEK WsLLs. ,US broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

CLOSING THE MAYoR's ORFIcE.-Years ago, when
New-YOrk was not large an il il now, and city
railroads did take tie multitude all over town in
80 minutes, tie Mayor used TO receive all Corners,
with oId-lasboned hea'tiness at his mansion, on
New-Years Day. But somSrude fellows, Of the
baser sort, eventually abused this hospitality, and
becoming drunk, broke up the MsyoraI furniture and
the custom together Tie reception was continued,
however, for few years later at the MAYORS Office,
in the City Hail. and all eonep were heartily wei
coined with grip Of the hand, and an invitation to
cakes and ale; but that too, suffered much abuse
that it was dropped aud the Municipal New.Year's
visits degeDerated into formal calls from seedy
crowd OF bangers-on who usbered ia and out OF
the Mayors pres' nee between rows of policemen
Tuat too, is over now, We perceive, the retiring
Mayor announcing that he will hold no rer1f'~- ~
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

| SINKING or TUG.BoAT. AND Loss OF LITE.-
The steam tug.boat Moses Taylor, lying a. the foot
ii yesry street. suddenly filed with water, and snnk
o the bottom, at o'clock yesterday morning. The
engineer, Aug Smith, two deck hands Edward D.
Dunn and Stephen Raynor, with boy named Geo,
Dec. were sleeping IN their berths at the time, and
he first intmation they had of their danger was the
4.shne of the water into their sleeping apartments
The engineer made desperate attempt TO escape
N, became exhausted, and sank to the bottom. The
,hers managed to gel to the stace, and kept above
,ater until Officers Carman and Kelly came to their
s,is,ance with small boat, when they were rescued
|. hs ,oat il owned By A. +. Black Of No. l9s West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

Bulls HEAD NEw-YeRK Cattle MARKEr-
Tiusdoy, Dec. 3l.-TLe market opened this morning
With about 3 900 head Of bulloeks on ,ae including
few sold Monday, and at first il was thought prices
woad rule higher than last week, but the day adj
vaDced, il was found that butchers wanted but few
cattle and IN fpite Of all efforts the part of
ers and their brokers to maintain the prices sen
all the cattle The attempt proved failure, trade ia
heater part Of the day dragged, aud prices ranged
half cent pound lower than they did this day
weeE. There are some more good bullocks, but We
doubt whether any sold at Zoe per pound for tho
meat. The price Of inst cass stock isS02c and
sood fair sorts Sc. inferior very dull at sac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

BRooRLYS ACADEMY or MUsIc.-We cbeerfuIly
remind our friends in Brooklyn thatthe unexcepticn
able and really truthful, and intensely Interesting
play, The Octoroon, will be performed this evening
in tie Academy of Music. Mss Kimberly ,erson-
ales the OcorooD, sustained in the other characters
by most excellent company. We have no doubt
il will attract iuli house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

Tnr NEw CoUsTY 0FrIoERs.-To-dsy james
fynch assumes the office Of Sheriff, and the Hon.
Johr Kelly gives up the Keys.
Alderman Henry W. Genet takes his place as
County Clerk, and John Clancy retires.
Nelson j. Waterbury, Dftrict-At;orney leaves hif
office in the brown stone building in the Park, and
river place TO a. Oakley Hail. bis successor.
/ Coroners Schirmer, Jackman, Gamble, and
IOKeefs also retire from the public service. 1t Ii
ust to state that, as Messrs. Gamble aud Okeefs
nave been absen, for large portion Of their term,
he duties of the Office have fallen TO the lot Of the
ndefatigable DIR. schirmer and M. Jackman.
! DIR. Louis Naumlnp, Mr.. Edward Colin, Capt
IobD Widey, and DIR. j. W. Ranney, the new Cor
pners, begin their labOrs to-day. Dr. Bouion wh'
has served faithfully and efficiently as the Deputy o.
Coroner Schirmer has been retained. Mr.. John g
pari.c the efficient and courteous Clerk, will proba
Wy remain a. his poet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

SHOOTING C,sFs.-Ou Monday evening, at @
O'Clock, John Carpenter, Dotoriou' Thirteenth
Ward rowdy, DELIBERATELY shot Louis FriedeLbach,
a member OF the lst Regiment Heavy Artillery. now
al Camp Clinton Nos. l26 and lbs Clinton street.
The Witnesses who law the cooi-blooded and unpror
yoked transaction set forth th-t Carpenter lad ne
business to be in the camp at the time, and that nos
the slightest occasion given TO- tie assault.
Officers Coovibs aud Anderson, OF the Thirteenth
Precinct arrested tie assailans and be was locked np
for examination by Justice Steer. DIR. T.. ii. Kin
bark. OF the Metropolitan Police DEPARTMENT, corfu
ICED ye,te rdey te the recovery OF tue wounded man
- very doubtful.
About 90 sclock on Monday evening the RESIDENTS
Of Harlem were thrown into s,ate OF excitement
by the report that man had been murdered n the
n,ighLorhood. 1t appears that Owen PbeGa. and
Jo,e,h J. Wall got INFO stercaion, IN u es.eon,
in Third avenue, near l2sth street, aboos
woman 10 whose best feelings both claimed "a. equal
ri.l l. is stated thas Pbean pad offered t1e woman
IN Question cone inignity, which Wall de.as'nioed
% resent. The woman rssoestei w all 10 remain
with hsr, ar she Vas afraid Of Phelan. Shortly
aiterwara the officers in the neghborbood heard tho
report Of pistol proceeding from the aaloon, ind
harened to the spos where they found W-lily'ng on
the door, and Pholan s,anoiug over bin, Toe latter
having been slot in The abdomen. The surgeons Ut
the son. House and at the u levue Hospital failed
10 find The bullet. Wall claimed 10 have shot Pbelsn
in stgis, selEdefs.se. Boih are well kaoEn in Har-
lem, and belong 20 respectable finilies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

Tur Nrw KISGs CoUNTr OTTIcziIS.-The
County officers elected in November 'asi assume their
respective dniies this morning. Hugh Mclaughlin
HE Register, has appointed William Barre as Dep
y. The latter has hell the same posiion for about
twelve wears. John n. Stearns, tho County Clerk,
has arrointed Charles w. Thomas llate Clerk az
Depn,y. AID Daniel NJ. TreiweI AID John II. Corn
we'll as Searchers The other officers who commence
their official terms to-day, and who have but few
amendments to make, are. Thomas P. Norris, Cor
ioner; Ditmss Jewell, Superintendent of the Poor
and VIM. II. IIoyt and Nicholas sulweli, justices
,of tbs Court OF Sessions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

Com GooDs.-Those who have ;t!, purchase OF
Holiday Presents to make will lind in tie Gold Pens,
Psn,s, aud elegant Pen ard Pencil Gases OF NJ.
A. Morton, NJ - Maiden lane, and other tasteful
Al precious articles manuiael ired and sold by him,
What will prove very generally acceptable and enc
luringly useful. Whoever has not already fixed bs
mind on something che, viii do we'll before par
tssug TO give Mr.. Motion a call. His work nan
hin is admirable and his assortment! very exieaaive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

"Tur CnILpREy ~ NE WooD. -" Arismus
wardr-iMr. Ctas. F. Brownel-will repeat his
very entertaining lecture at Clinton Hall, to'oErow
sveniny fitting climax TO the festivities thai Eoi-
low in the train Of NeS-Year's Day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26
ID r H i L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT.
No. Sc Main Street, worcescr.

FEW WORDS TO YOUNG AIEN--Durinp tI,o ,,rac
tce OF fifteen years, Dr. Hill has come in contact Hh
Almost lnnumerable cases OF Debility, uccasioned h
dreadlnl habit OF solitary self abuse They coutinTo
10 warn all Young men who not afflicted o avid
1t as they value their lives to advise ali vbn arc
troubed with the habit o: its consequences where
ey can DC cured OF such trouble and let them know
inc hlre disasters resulting in the non attcu of t
N me It Is no eXageeration TO say that three ioutl
o. te insane owe their malady this horrid habit be
propretors OF Insane Asyums c0rroborate The stat
meit and II the victim escapes Insanity or doc1 vel he
or she Is entirely untitled the real pleasures Of It
either IN or out OF the domestic ercle-with pIOereativc
powers ruined afflicted with distrust ever loubifu Of
ms friends, III TACT perfect hypOchondrac what is he
M ior nut 20 be cast out and die. Attend to tie m
Wn9 are addicted 10 this miserable habit or if
may De 700 late ana you may so down 10 dslonored
etys ndrGiy III to meet the God who gave you the pow
els Which you nave made curse instead Of a bIcssr,
as they were intended There exissnOt in Inc hnso,
world an object more Oatlsome or mscrsh n f6on we
iuS 9Iuheh N heah and hopes Avoid is then MS yon
wish for happiness and heaven " 't'' GO "u
r IN practice Is wholly on the botanic prineipe
ana therefore upon natural foundation ''iS'
ONCE No. 81 Main street orceser une,, from, Q n 49,
ton " 'i'' prompt atch
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@Ortester 9aiIp Spp.
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the second Session OF the Thirty Seventh
GOngIesS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26
Me0Itines.
ID U c L . Il c. A. HILL
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

FOR the use of Single or Married Females
may De Justly ranked as the most sue
c;essful and Invaluable specific for all
1eIangements,O bstruc tons, and Private
uliheultes peculiar to the Female sec,
now before the public. DR.. Hill, the
senior IN Especial Diseases, during his
ioug ard varied practice of Twenty
years and upwards. has made the
- Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and and Diseases, arising from the construc
ZION ZION and functions of the Female Sys
aeln' ms particular subject of attention
anu STUDY, II which department Of his
praetIce Il has been his aim to bring 10
S n s,l9toagn test and issue the different
Materia Medica, with the View of # n um
1uclnG Convenient. Safe and Certain
remedy for all cases of IrreeuIarities
SlppressIons and Distinctions, and their
e aiiections Of the female system, and the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26
A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MIRA CLOUS CURE. About seven wears aco I
Gohltaeicu very heavy cold, which clune 10 me vim
any tne power Of medicines suffered constantly nom
pau, III tle hcarti no appetite; part OAtbe time too
weak 10 walk; night sN eats which rpdured ~ ~ 60
sta 9YGnizng pain in every Joint in my body cc
S an' enilE lm word was poor, miserable un
haulN Mtelcl, and often prayed for death / pmtnved
M or eght pnyseans and must have taken at least
er DIT to no good purpose as grew worse eyprp Gsv
FlaE, went to Dr. Hill, who succeeded in curing ne
M hls new and delightful system of treating diseases rir
Whleh inc patient is not required to take NASTY medi
cn,s. was thoroughly cured in alb, ut three months
hnG am now as well and hearty as burk / advise tbe
SICK 70 Got0 Dr Hill who will effect a speedy cure az
inc price charged by other physicians and no
htnN nleulclhes, to be well Shak en- before Ia ken
NJ -, ,,. JOHN TkASK Providence, X. /.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26
Highly INFORMANT CURE.

II
For four years was afflicted with the most distressing
pains IN my head, bones, and stOmat h. and general
feeling of soreness my whole body together with
shaking and trembling and fearful dreams, which NJ
only UNITED me for the duties of life b't made life itself
burden. / tried dozens Of remedies without Success
few weeks by his and expeditions system treat
ment. HI affected / am now In perfect health
9d Gan undergo great d'" g aDIr T aiSaa aP
10 Dir. hill, 81 Main st Get, Worcester, Mass -
DIR. C. A HILL-lcar Sir-worls cannot exnrcss 10
YOU the gratitude feel is due you fer the benp6 bne
received from your truly invaluable medicines: an n
think cannot fully Justify myself without tiying tLis
you have been my guardian angel IN restoring mo 10
health which had long tespartd of nad r e. ~ W
long time Two years. been troubled with that nnst
drcGdu O. all Complaints. Seminal Emissions wbrt sS
give up all business aud consult pbvsican W
my .pse' applied TO the sO-caed best nlvsia, ~
Boston commenced taking his mCdIrnes an, ,,, "a
nHSo =" ~ 80 TWO months without setting any rclitG
haa lO't about twenty pounds Of flesh nnd ea, 'ISt
cohlinu1 thElW MS highly Wanted gDcriHrs tb"t
MVIu So reAeVe my sufefngs. This Nh, sria, ~.
tolu me mat my case nCuTablc tbat ia t!cll
NOT tikr any medicine. lie sid fhat vas A., p9ilrr
Wnl1u would end In cOnsumpfion thnn a., aIinos
J ny hhly Ielei ana saw that unless sometime voc
WIN i, 10 HIlSate the compl int should he nunbcrcI
WIN th' ucu . Happen ng Ia mass niv va
thought would make one more trioi nv uir utys
Ning your lndlan vegetable Medicines March ihn 50i
IT, through me benefit ting effects flat tri,i,
motl meulcne, restored to perfect hpaltb and bnS
nOI inil TO recommend II to ahv uf NV ieuds XIX, ~
SuuoLhg rom such anv other djspnse iIonin, ,pi
VIII hndyoH enjoying health aud nrnsgeriy rniisir 'S
Eoxb0ro June 28ih 1883 ,r'SI fHfra
T. s. You are at liberty 10 mike pubJc 'ia1orin,
my case, az YOU see 81. '' - HiifT,,
To q, A. uill. botanic Physician) ~ '''A''
~ hain 81, WorCesteT, Mars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26
Four wears ago the name of

FLAGGS BALM OF EXCELLENCE
Was substituted in place the old one abandoned on
account of limitations.
, mere are sun many persons making complaints that
selling Pain Curers similar to the
''B AIM OF XCFLLBNC E.''
and headed with the of ''FLAGG' to give them
respectable appearance and represent them TO he the
same as manufactured by H. X. FLAGG, Al such rcJ.
TeSeRtdtOHS are Jd(Se,
FI.AGG's BALM OF EXCELLENCE,
HAS BUT ONE NAME.
" Secured by copyright.
FA-AGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE,
Gires Instantaneous Relief o Rheumatism
FLAG RAIN OF EXCFLIENCE
Gtpes Instantaneous Relief to Neuralgjq.
FLAGGH RAIN OF EXCELLENCE!
Gires Instantaneous Relie' to 7Jcdoloureur.
FLA GG'% Balm OF EXCELLENCE
Gives Instantaneous Relief 10 tie Toothache
FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE
Clues Instantaneous Relief 10 Burns and Sores
FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLEN CE
Gioes Instantaneous Relief to Sprains
FLA GG'S BAIM OF ENCELLENC
r, A. Gtves h$tantGMeoaS Rc3iet 70 Cramps.
GtreS Instantaneous Re{iet TO cold ana DuSentery
FLA CO.'S BALM OF EXCELLEN CE I!
uV GsTeS hstg.taIeoas Retief to Frosted limbs,
Gttes hstdntdneo9s Reliet 10 AcheS and Sprains
FLAGG BALM OF I3XCELLENCE;
f""""'""ec"S Reh9 Ior Pd,a in he Bodg Limbs, Stom
I HAVE APPOINTED
GEO, R. SPURR, 2O1 Main street, Wor
cester, Mass.
VIII LESALE AGENT
orhe United States of America to whom all orders
'nf ne balm OF Excellence should be addressed
llO deOdf H. X FLAGG
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M&0ieanes.

G. A U T 1 o N e.
For the last four years "pRoF. II. x. FLAGG'' has
cine called ~
"ELAGGS INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26

Eas=as55zzsssss PROVIDENCE & WOR.
E;sss:ssz-=s::s CEsTER RAILROAD - Summer Al
May s. 1862 "
Passenger trains will leave Worcester fer Providence
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 20 an
las a. m, ard APO D. m.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 7.20
$50, 1880 I1.45, a, M, 1900 u. ana iS0 $50, S3o
4.30, $50 $40, 100 500 D. M
Leave Valley Falls at 6.25 90, 90 S.5S 1000 IL Op
g. M ana Leo, 1.2s, 90, 800, 400, iS.55, Sos and
73b p. III. ~
Those trains IN bold figures the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence witt
steamer Perry to and from Newport morning and even.
ing ana with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock amt
Commonwealth TO and from New York via StoningtOn
AT Worcester junction with Trains to and from tht
witch Railroads.
can be obtained at the office Of the Company in Provi
denee, at as low rates as by any other route
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND, prepM alton which daily
experience proves 20 be most speedy and efcacious in
its operations and is Warranted Harmless and always
successful in all cases. when used according to the direc
tiOns
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8aIIroaOs.
NORWICI

'FFzzzsgsa57s7Fa=7 NORWICH & WORCES-
rl=:==::::.:ss:=ar FR RAILROAD. - SUMNER an
--s-z-RANGb NEWT commencing MONDAY
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FLA GG 'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE,
HAS BUT ONE NAME
~ Secured by cCpyNyripht
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
From Fortresa monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, July 22.-The Union
prisoners which arrived here yesterday,
were from Richmond, and all remain in the
hospitals at or near this place, for the pres
ent. Abont 200 are on the boat, and most
of them are doing well. They say they
were well treated by the rebels while inn
prisoned by them, only they were kept
closely confined, and the food was bad (;
but this was not SO much from design as
from necessity. They say our surgeons
acted nobly and self. sacrificing toward the
sick and wounded United States prisoners,
going where they go and remaining with
them while in prison, and taking care of
them both Gay and night.
Union troops are almost daily arriving
at this place, and making very short
Clellan or Burnside's divisions.
The weather is cool and favorable for the
sick.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
Desperate Guerrilla FIGHT.

ST. Louis, July 23.-A merchant Of Fred
erickstown arrived here and reports dos
perate fight with the guerrillas at Green
vile, Wayne county. Two companies of
State Militia stationed at that place under
Capt. Leeper, were surprised by band of
guerrillns under one Reeves. The attnck
was madeat daylight and was sudden and
fierce No pickets being ont to apprise our
men ofthe approach Of the enemy. Capt.
Leeper and IS of his men reported Killed
and a large number wounded. The rebels
took possessionof the town.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Extracts from RebeI Sheets.


WAsHiNeroN, July ga copy of the
Mobile 4dbertser, of the 10th, received
here, says:
among the population of that portion of
the State lying above and west of New Or
leans, there is numerous class of persons
of mixed descent, Ignorant and scarcely
speaking Misunderstanding the English LAM
guage. These, it may well be supposed,
have little feeling in common with those
who are fighting this war. They do not
understand the quarrel, and they would as
soon have Northern gold as Confederate
paper, il not little rather, no matter for
what kind Of disloyal service it be the
wages.
The loss of New Orleans which at first
was regarded q terrible blow to the Com
federate cause has proved fruitful and of
the greatest advantage. Its first effect has
been to arouse the Southern citfes-the
word has gone forth no more surrender of
seaport towns except in ashes, Buffers
rule.has intensified Southern hatred forYa am
kee rule. Wemeanto fight for independence
with such means as God and nature put
into our hands, just as if Intervention was
out OF the question of hope.
The Augusta Georgia GonstitutionGlist
thinks now that they have several hundred
Yankee officers, some of them of high mill
itary rank and social position, that this is
the opportunity to demand atonement for
atrocities committed by the miscreant But
Ter at New Orleans and say that the mar
tyried Munford cries from his grave for
Let 90 or 80 prisoners of the
highest rank be set aside and held in close
there to remain until Butler
be delivered up, or until by chances of war
he is thrown into our hands.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24

these rebel stragglers driven upon WASH
lington.T ia 3 fiI3st M
The new Executive Orders prescribing
action under the new Gonfscation Act
to our Generals in the rebel States are
regarded as putting rather fine point up
on it. afs7dsf .saaa,ii+s. .se.sLfs5
Among the eminent Southeruers who
have announced themselves in favor of the
Presidents emancipation policy, are RObt.
]. Walker and Joseph Holt, s1ssff hss
The demand for postage stamps bids
fair to be even greater than 1t has lately
been for silver. The Treasury Depart
ment will issue several millions in this
form, exchanging at par for legal tender
notes.
The old buildings of the War and Navy
Departments are to haveau additional story
added, to make room for heavily increased
business. ,s..i 1sss
The army bakeries are at length removed
from the Capitol, where they have done
much damage. - 900
The recent successful dash made under
Gen. Pope's orders into the enemy,s COM
muuications, have carried more consterna-
tion into the heart Of rebellion than any
thing since the capture of New Orleans.
Their importance will soon be seen in re-
suits. General Pope has now taken the
rebel spies in hand, and, under the new
regulations, none Of them, male or female,
will be able to smuggle intelligence through
our lines. l5l-ls ,sf
G. g. Goodloe, who was Oassius NJ. ClaS's
Secretary Of legation in Russia, has re-
turned and gone to- Kentucky 10 aid in kill
ing of Morgan. he reports Minister Clay
as on the way home to take part in the
war. fu Z a-8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24

WASHINGTON, July 23.-The Navy De-
partment has received information that the
United States De Soto captured the schopn-'
er VIM. White while she was trying to get
out of Sabine Pass. She was loaded with
cotton. ,
Commodore Dahlgreen has entered on
his duties as Chief of the Bureau of Ord
nance. g. "a .a..i D
Gen. Dix, acting for the United States.
and Gen. Hill for the rebels, made arrange
ments for the immediate and general ex-,
change Of prisoners. nnicld2