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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26
lmportantIf True.
Communicated to the Pittsburgh Gazette By DE
son lust ErnIn the ArnlN-I

communicated to the Pittsburgh Gazette by a per.
son Just from the army.
On Thursday night, the enemy succeed
ed in throwing a part of his forces across
the Rappahannock, with the intention oil
attacking Gen. Pope. The latter permit
ted the movement, and encouraged the be-
lief on the part of the enemy, that his rein
forcemeuts had not yet arrived.
Providentially, on Friday morning, a sud-
den rise took place in the Rappahannock,
rendering the ford no longer practicable
Now was Gen. Pope's opportunity. Strong
~ reinforced by the arrival of Heintzle-
mans veteran corps, he turned about and
precipitated his force upon the rebel adj
vance, thus cut off from support, when
great battle took place, the fnll results of
which our informant could not learn. IL
WAS only known that the enemy had sepa-
rated by the sudden rise of the river, aud
thus cut of from support, while Gen. Popes
army, reinforced by Heiutzelmau, was
ready for the assault.
Gen. Burnside, it is understood, has been
at fredericksburg. Gen. Mcclellan has,
doubtless, landed considerable part of the
Peninsula army at Aqua creek, and thus
formed ajunctiOn with Burnside, and pla-
ced himself in position for cooperating
with Pope by flank movement towards
Culpepper Court House.
Thus it will be seen our whole available
force is once more disposed in such man.
ner as to be ready for any movement of
the enemy. Let us hope that Gen. Pope
was successful in the battle on Friday, and
that the rebels have not only met with
check, but with repulse Of such severity
as 10 at once change the character of the
campaign.
The utmost activity pervaded all depart
ments of the government. Four hundred
ambulances left Washington on Friday and
Saturday morning for Alexandria.
We await the official telegraphic details
with great Impotence. Meantime, we give
the above gleaniugs from passengers just
the main facts may prove reliable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

@NovEL WAY OF DIspoaso OF AS Is
FASr.-Yesterday man and woman from
the country came to town bringing with
them a couple of children. One of the
children was not quite big enough to walk
aboutlhe city and little too big to be
carried. The child was rather troublesome
and inconyenient, in other respects, so the
father put it under store boz on Main
street aud proceeded to do his shopping.
In the course of half an hour the parents
returned, raised up the box, and released
the infant. The little fellow looked lit
tie wild at first but he seemed to take it as
rather matter of course as If he had been
used TO it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

EayExANIxATioN or HoGenr Pool FOR
the MURDER OF ADAM Buru.--Rohrrl or
"Doc" Pool had hearing yesterday at the
Court House, before Esq. McComrtney, for
the murder of Adam Buch. Coroner Day
testified that he held an inquest upon the
body of Adam Buch. He found large
wound in the left side, just above the hip
bone. In the wound was found the wad-
ding from pistol. Some twelve or thir-
teen shot or slugs were found deposited
near the kidneys. The verdict of the jury
was that Adam Buch came to his death
from pistol shot fred BY Robert Pool.
DR.. Bingel testified that he attended up
ON Adam Buch. His death was the result
of the pistol shot described. He was shot
on the 9th and died on the 18th.
Mrs. Buch, wife of the deceased, who
seemed very much distressed, detailed the
circumstances attending the shooting of
her husband. Pool and others came into
the house and took drink. Pool became
quite bOisterous, when Bneh told him to
10 quiet, but Pool continued to make a
noise and dared Buch to come around the
counter. Buch finally came around and as
he took hold of Pool the latter drew sin
gle barelled pistol aud placing the muzzle
close against Buch's side, fired. Buch still
chung TO Pool and threw him down upon
the floor, aud with the assistance of others
wreuched the pistol from his grasp. Euch
then went up stairs. still holding on to the
pistol, and when he reached the top, he
exclaimed, "oh I'm shot," aud dropped
the pistol upon the floor.
Pool was remunded for a further hearing,
and finally to be tried for murder in. the
first degree. He looks very much con-
cerned for his fate, aud is not near so easy
as his manner would lead one to believe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

BUSEIzUnE OF REBEL PRoPERTY.-The
United States Marshal yesterday seized
lot of clothing belonging to Alex. jones'
formerly of this city, but now Colonel in
the rebel army. The clothes consisted of
Brigadier Generals overcoat, fine
sword, belt, "shappo," aud so fourth. The
articles enumerated were left in charge of
gentleman of this city some eighteen
months ago.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26
rEsg-A sUaaAaY wAYoF BlgrosIyo % .

H8-A SUMMARY WAY OF DIsrosIXu on a
NuIsAScR.-A person who Witnessed the
scene, informs US that liquor boat WAS
burnt mp at the foot OF RufiIngton's Island
yesterday week ago, by order of Col. d.
Frost. The boat had been source Of
great annoyance 10 the officers of the post
at Rayenswood, and various schemes had
been tried to remove it, but of no avail.
Upon the day in question, Col F. detailed
Capt. Bukey with a small force to seize the
owner of tile boat and hold him prisoner
for a while. AS the force approached the
boat four very interesting females left it in
II hurry aud took to the willows. Our
boys pursued and captured the nymphs,
and one of them, more t'contrite in spirity
than the others, promised to take the men
TO the place where the liquor was conceal
ed. Leading the way through the bushes
to spot about hundred yards from the
boat, a ten gallon key, with gallon or two
of whisky in it, was discovered safely hid
from view. The owner of the boat denied
having any whisky, or even selling it to
soldiers, though the fact of his dong SO,
after repeated warnings not to do so, was
fully proven. The whisky was destroyed
and the boat burnt. Fa nm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

R5rTaE ADDITIONAL $4,000 Bounty
levied by the comfy Justices on Saturday
will add new impetus to the business OF
recruiting. a number of the Justices in-
tended to oppose the levy, for the reason
that they thought there should be draft,
so that the sympathizers with rebellion in
our midst might be compelled to shoulder
muskets or buy substitutes. Better, and
We think wiser, councils prevailed, and
those who designed 10 oppose the levy vo-
ted for it, in order. if possible, to avoid the
humiliation of a draft. The levy was
made by unanimous vote.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

Sag a SERIOUS ACCIDENT took place Mt
Parkersbnrg on Monday of last week on the
occasion of Gov. Pierpoiuts address to the
people. Two men, named respectively
Forsyth and Davis, were firing a six
FOUNDER gun, when by some mismanage-
ment the gun exploded too soot, and
blowing out the rammer, took off Forsyth's
head and so injured Davis that his recovery
is scarcely to be looked for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

pS-Mr. Jacob Hornbrok has brought
home large number of letters and some
money from the First Virginia Regiment
All interested will call at Thomas Horn
brooks office in the Custom House, where
the letters and parcels will be distributed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

in responding to the cssll 81 the President,
cannot fail of having an influence with
them in favor of granting us new State,
as alreaaYipassea by the Senate; thus se-
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meas never before enjoyed by onr people.
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gz}g I.e!learaph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

PnILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-The BHitsiin
says a gentlemen who left the Rappahan-
mock at II o'clock yesterday morning, and
has given some interesting information, II
part of which may be given tothe public
without violating the regulations of the
War Department:
Our troops have lad frequent skirmish-
es with the rebels. in the falling back from
the Rapidan, but the losses have not been
heavy on either side. We hold the rail-
road bridge across the river, as well as two
commanding positions on the other side,
from which the enemy have several times
vainly tried to drive US.
Our troops are distributed along the riv-
er for several miles, and have successfully
resisted various attempts Of the enemy to
cross.
IL is believedwe can maintain our posi-.
tion until the junction of the other army
corps will make US strong enough to re-
sumethe offensive.
Continual cannonading was heard all
along the lines, and cavalry skirmishes
are frequent. The rebels are apparently
endeavoring to turn our right wing and get
in the rear of our array by way of Warren
ton, which town has been in turn occupied
by cavalry parties of each side, but our
Generals are awake to the danger, and will
foil the rebel plans.
Our informant does not confirm the re-
port of n correspondent of morring paper
of the defeat and capture of about 1000
rebels who had crossed II bridge erected in
the night. He had heard ofno such bridge
nor of any action corresponding with the
one described.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

TRENTON, n. J., August 25.-The 18th
regiment, encamped at this place, left this
morning for the seat OF war. The other
three regiments of New Jersey troops at
Freshold, Pennington and Woo lbury, are
full and awaiting orders to leave Re-
cruits are arriving rapidly for the nine
months service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

Eg-wuAr's ngR NAME IA landlady up
town, or down town, or both. sets good
table! The praise of her biscuits and
griddle cakes is il the month of all her
guests. Ask her about the ExCELsIoR
BAKING PowDER-superior 10 all others
Price 10 and % cents per box.
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Gas-WHo IS n That is not annoyed
by flies. during these warm. sultry days r.
You may easily rid your house of them,
and in a very few days, by using the
LIGnTNING Fly KILLER. Price cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

ST.. LOWS, Aug. 25-Col Mason. with
nearly 300 federal troops, who surrendered
to guerrillas at Clarksbnrg without firing
gun, arrived in this city yesterday on pa
role. They go to Camp Chase.
II is said in circles likely to know, that
of the army in Arkansas. His successor
is not indicated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

r@-MAkE NorE OF Ir-That the
above articles, with thousand other use
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

LOUISVILLE, Aug. PA skirmish oc-
Cured yesterday between Metcalf's federal
forces and the rebels al Big Hill, Madison
county. Metcalf's forces. after brief en-
gagement, Withdrew to Richmond. There
are no particulars of the loss on either side.
There has been no telegraphic communica-
tton south of RussellvilIe, Ky, since Thurs
day afternoon.
Maj. Gen. Wright has his headquarters
at Cincinnati. Gen. Boyle continues here,
with his headquarters in this city, COM
manding the forces NOT assigned to Gen.
Nelson, in Ky.
Maj. Gen. Nelson commands the federal
forces at Lebanon and Lexington.
Gen. Burthridge goes to Corinth. Gems.
Jackson, Crupts and Muuson are with Gen.
Nelson. Gen. Ward remains in Kentucky.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

WASHINGTON, Aug 24.--Brig. General
Bohlen. of Philadelphia, has been killed in
a recent skirmtsh in Virginia. He was
shot in the head aud died instantly.
The recent expulsion of newspaper cor
respondents from the army of Virginia, aud
tue order of the Government forbiddiug the
transmission of intelligence from that qaar-
ter over the telegraph, mas rendered the coll
lection of reliable news extremely difficult
and almost useless.
Skirmishiug has beeu going on to great
er or less rxten, during the past three days,
during which several attempts were made
hy the rebels to cross the river, but they
were each time successfully repulsed, aud
in one insptncequitea number OF prisoners
were captured.
The troops are in, good spirits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

B9sESr Up,-A chap by the name of
Flocker was arrested in Centre Wheeling
yesterday for pulling OF his shirt and pro-
posing to whip any man in the ward He
was committed to Jail by Aid. Macmaua-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

B9 REcRurrIso-Eo EXTENSION OF TINE.
We are authorized to state that no exteu.
sion of time has yet been authorized by
the Secretary of Warrior recruiting for new
regiments. As the machinery for making
a draft cannot be put in operation for len
days or two weeks to come, some surprise
is expressed that volunteering for the new
regiments should not in the meantime he
permitted. 1t is the opinion of well-in-
formed gentlemen that tue object of this
order is to get the old regiments filled up.
From this time, until the draft is ordered,
all volunteers must enter the old regiments,
for which large number of officers are
recruiting. They get the same bounty, arc
putat once into service. and are sure to be
placid under experienced officers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26
coT,T,s REVOLVERS.

LARGE stock Of Cclts aud inch htSolysrs
a int received at the Hardware store OF ALBERT
p PitANZELI., corner VI Main AMI Quincy strrets-
Call and see them
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

D9@THE 18th RRGIMEXr,-The follow
ing are the field officers of the 18th Vir-
ginia Infantry now being organized on the
Island:
Coll. B. Klunk,
LIT. Col.-R S. Northcott,
Adj.-Geo. b. Caldwell,
MajOr-F. P. Peirpoiut,
o. Mn. W. Thurber.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

Rg-A GENERAL CouRr MARITAL is now
in session at Cumberland, engaged in the
trial of Major D. Henry Bartnete. u. S. A.,
against whom charges have been preferred
by Major Constable. Chief of Ordnance in
the Middle Department.
The Court is composed Of the following
officers:
Col. B. Burns, seth Ohio Reg't, Pfes't.
Lieut.. Col. John W. Schall, s4th Pa.
=" John F. Hoy, 9th VA
q. G. E. Porter, Maryland Home
Brigade.
/" D. Frost, l1th Va '
Major Chas. E. Moore, 22d Ills.
d John f. Groome, .s4th Chic.
Capt. Richard Waite, s4th Ohio, Judge
Advocate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-The Bulletin
stated that Chas. j. Ingersoll has been ar
rested by Deputy Marshal Schuyler, and
held under heavy bonds for language used
at the Democratic meeting on Saturday
night,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26
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S1@we are indebted to j. r. PumpLrey
of the Literary Depot under the McLure
House for Herpers Magazine. Humphrey
keeps all the late papers and periodicals.
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pains in the bowels, &C., use GnUSbY's
CHOLERA MIXTURE. Price 20 cents.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

B9-sMALL NoTR CuRREScY.-%e have
seen some of the Government small note
currency. 1t is as yet very scarce, but
will soon be in general circulation. The
''one's1 and "two's" are beautifully exc
cuted, and so far as ella bornte workmanship
is concerned, seem almost TO defy success
ful counterfeitiug. They are printed in
red, black aud green, and the zones" have
on the left upper corner an admiralty exc
cuted likeness of Secretary Chase. and the
"two's" an admiralty executed likeness Of
Hamilton. They are the same size as The
Eve, ten and twenty dollar green backs
and bear ON the back this endorsements
"This note is legal tender for all debts,
public and private, except duties on i'm
ports and interest on the public debt; and
is receivable in payment of all loans made
to the United States" On their face they
are made redecmable Mt the Treasury, New
York, and announce that they are issued
by authority of "Act of July ii, 1862,
The issues of denominations less than one
dollar, known as the "Slamp Currency
are also getting into circulation, but will
hardly get here before the middle of next
week
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

CAPE RACE, Aug. 2s.-The Steamship
Hebernian from Liverpool with dates of
the 18th and Londonderry of the l5th,
passed here early this evening. The Tus-
carora left Kingston on the 18th by order
of the Collector of Customs, her. destiuH-
ton is unknown.
A conference between1 the representa-
tives of the cotton growing countries aud
ii deputaiton of the Cotton Supply Associ-
alton had been held in London where ia.
verablc representations. of a future supply
were make.
Gen Coneha had presented his creden.
tiAls to tue EmperOr Napoleon as the new
Ambassador from Spain.
The moderate Journals Of Italy condemn
Garibaldi's course.
tits generally believed that the 18th OF
Aug. is fixed for a demonstration through
out Italy against France.
Bombay dates to July goth report an in
tense excitement in the cotton market with
an edYauce-in some instances of fifty per
cent. There was great excitement also in
the Calcutta market
LONDON, Aug. l4.-Gonsols closed at 70
for money.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-26

FonrREss MoNRoE, August 24-New Or
leans papers of the 18th inst. have been
received here by the steamship S. S. Cum
briH, from New Orleans, which put in here
for coal. She is bound to Philadelphia
with the mail.
a dispatch from Savannah, Ga, in the
New Orleans Delta, says: Tue steamer
Lalona, from Nassau, grounded in Shallow
Sound on Monday and was captured by the
federals. The crew represent that several
federal vessels were about Nassau, causing
great excitement at that place.
Fresh troops are daily arriving at For
tress Monroe, and hundreds are returning
to their regiments who have been away
sick.
The general health of the army herea-
bouts is improving.
All was quiet at Williamsburg yesterday.
The naval preparations now going on in
this vicinity are progressing quietly and
advautHgeously.
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have been using exclusively for tho year past.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-Forney's Press
publishes letter from the Rappahaunock,
dated on the 22d
The attack at Kelly's ford of the rebels,
was repulsed, AID the cannonadiug ceased
about O'Clock in the afternoon. Our line
of battle was maintained, and the men
slept on their arms all night. Tho enemy
having felt our lines at various points, but
principally at those named, we expected a
night attack, aud waited with much anxiety
each moment expecting to hear from him.
but all was quiet during the night.
In the morning, however, at n quarter
ire, aud continued vigorously to throw shot
and shell for several hours.
When it become a little lighter it was
discovered that the enemy had, during the
night, erected q bridge over the river at
this point.
The most brilliant and successful affair
of the day is reported TO have occurred in
the vicinity of this bridge, where there WAS
one of Gen. Sigel's batteries, on which the
rebels opened brisk fire, to which for a
time our battery replied with spirit
In u little while our fire slackeued ald
then ceased, the battery having apparently
been silenced or Withdrawn. Three rebel
regiments now rushed across the bridge
anu-Slgle ouereu no opposition. Every
thing seems favorable but alas the scene
soon changes. No sooner have they cross
ed than Sigel opens his battery on the
bridge. The fourth shot completely de-
molished it and at the same time deadly
ire of musketry assails the rebels in front.
Their retreat is cut oil, no hope is left. A
few shots from our battery, charge. and
they are ours Not man escaped. Near
~ 1000 are said to have been captured and
about 400 killed and wounded.
The enemy having failed in this. now
hurl forward their forces with impetuosity
and strive to outfiank Sigel by crossing at
French's ford, but Gen. Pope orders up
Banks and Reno to the aid of Sigel, aud
the enemy is again repnlsed, and moves
higher up the river. How the next attempt
of the enemy succeeded l have not yet
learned.
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