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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-18

THE Paris correspondent Of the n. Z.
TfRes writes: The poufscatious bill just
passed BY the american Congress is con-
demned By the entire French Press, as wen
by friends as BY enemies, as .barbarous, un-
civilized. and as bslOOeing TO another epoch.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-18

THE n. Y. papers sSy the probability of
a drae is growing less aud less for the past
week, and now tSe men who are despo1d-
ng enough 70 predict it sui win be few
nae es a-za.s : IL .a..--tsssaassga = % q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-18

The following is list Of the names Of
Capt. Csrlau's Wheeling Battery of Light
-AriiIlerr -. - y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-18
BATTERY!
LIGHT ARTILLERY.

TNHE ENROLLED MEMBERS Of the above COM
II pany are ordered TO meet At headquarters this
morning, the 18th instant, at O'Clock, for in
spection and muster. full attendance & required.
augIs-lt JOHN oARLIH.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
b. q BINGEL

WILL give COTILLI0S PARTY at Union Hall
! w tn s(AIOnday) eysninS. He invites all those
Who have heretofore taken dancing Lessons from him
and allotheTs to attend AuEls-1ts
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I WOOL SACKIEG.

1UT RBcETEED- yasras of4l6 inch BurIaps
aalE sIeSE THOMAS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-18

Ha5Ar TotnIfusUu, elected Captain.
Thomas MrGFnder, First Lieutenant.
Vim. BurleY, Second Lieutenant.
Thomas r. Morgan. appointed Ist Sergeant.
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

HrApQuARrERs Army PoroAAc,
October 3, 1862.
The President, with General Mcclellan. has
to day reviewed the several corps III the army
of the Potomac, beginning with Burnside's
near the mouth Of the Antietam and concluding
with that ot Franklin, at Bakersyiile, embrac
cling those of Porter and Reynolds. AT each
people collected In large numbers, and mani
tested the greatest enthusiasm In meeting the
President and the General.
The prevailing spirit of loyalty was clearly
indicated by the greetings, which on every
side were showered upon these distinguished
men. The President, after visiting Cen. Rich
ardson, who lies wounded near by, In the morn
ing, will be escorted TO Frederick, when he will
take u special train for Washington.
Nkw YORK, October 3.-Ths steamship CITY
Of Washington, from Queenstown ontho 25th 0
September, WAS boarded of Cape Race thi
morning by the uewsboat of the Associated
Press.
rns City Of New York arrived at Quesnstow,
on the 25th utimo.
Garibaldi, in n letter TO the United State
/ consul at Vienna, promises 10 hght for tn
North, on regaining his liberty and health.
The corvette st. Louis Demained at Lisbon
and would probably continue there all winter
| The steamer Alabama, returning from Liv
| erpool whom the Europa sailed, proved not
| be the " 2g0" (privateer).
The London Daily Net1s reverts to the pre-
posed exodus Of negroes as wild scheme.
| says the sooner the United States Government
| leaves of talking about what 1t cannot effec'
the better for its dignity.
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
From Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MosSoE, October q The dag o
truce boat Metamora arrived here to day from
Aiken's Landing, and brings down about q
dozen passengers one Of whom reports that the
rebel Congress have resolved in luturs action
to hoist the black flag, and exterminate the
Fe1nrais without granting quarters.
The Richmond Vhig Of October l, says.
d" Information from General Lees army indi.
cate an important battle impending, which will
lake place ere the close Of this weeL
Gen. McClel!aus army is on this side the
Potomac and advancing
The rebel army IL represented as 10 excellent
condition and eager for the fray
The Richmond Wing speaks Of President
Linooln's emancipation proclamation as ordain.
ing servile insurrection in the Confederate
Statcs, and says that it IL not misunderstood
either North or South.
at is q dash Of the pen to destroy four thou
sand millions Of our property, and 1t Is as much
as bid to the slaves to rise 10 lnsurrection-
with assurance Of aid from the whole military
and naval power OF the United States"
The editor speaks Of tho cruelty Of the Fed.
arsl Administration, and says Butler Ia saiu
when compared with bis MASTER
"Our military opel s'ions are hsnceiorth Ia
a. ume very grave character, The new pro
gramms will necessarily destroy all terms be
u
mendous one. both for the magnitude and the
character Of the hOstilites
Let Our authorities prepare the whole
strength OF our people for the tremendous
shock. The enemy ia making great prepare
tions, as well as issuing aendish proc lamati5ns
We must respond with equal energy, II we do
not wa shall be lost. But We will do It,"
Ysa;grday (eays the Disl latch) the Yankees
advanced oa WuIrsn,on, taking the sick and
wounded prisoners, and paroling them The
movements or Leo aud Jackson were toward
that place Ou Saturday last, but their exacl
movement lie not known Tis enough to know
that Our generals understand what they are
about.
The james river was EsysT lower than now
In the neiehborhood Of Lynchburg man can
walk across on the rocks without wetting BIZ
feel
A rebti army post Office has been established
al Winchester, and from that point there is Q
daily stage to Stanton
A dispatch from Memphis on the 2sth ult.
says there is no news Of Importance except from
the North
The Spanish lIigate which arrived here yes
terday, fred a salute to-day at noon, which wa!
returG6d from Fortress Monroe.
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
FROM WINCHESTER.
THE REBELS NOT FoRTIFYlNG THE
TOWN.
THEY STRIP THEIR WOUNDED TO CLoTHf
TIE MEN IN THE RANKS.

Que Of oui surgeons, who has recently been
released from Winchester which place Is now
in possession OF the rebels, contradicts the
story that tho enemy are iortlfying the town OF
Winchester The only attempt In that dirac-
ion has haso the throwing up Of small earth
work by some negro laborers.
tn. sick aad wounded rebels, who were
rescued tom the IA te battle he!ds, are being
seot :" Richmond IA fast as possible. As an
Indication OF the poverty Of the rebel army,
oul informant saiss that the boots, shoes, aud
a portion OF the other clothing are taken from
thess sick and wounded men, previous to be-
ing sent Of, aud turned over to the commissary
department. to cicths the barsiootel soldiers
and conscIipis.
From the Baltimore American.
Important from winchs ster and the sbel
Amy OF the Potomac.
The surgeon Of one of the New England
regilupnts reached Washington ou Thursday
having lad Winchester yesterday, where be
was held as prisoner. He states that the main
body OF the rebel army lie. between winches-
ter snd Msrtinshurg, with plckets extended
nearly TO Harper's Ferry, though Charleston \
| uuoccupied in any force. The Confederate Off
GERS fseely acknowledge that the rebel army
was very much demorslized because Of Its dis.
tancs from provisions and clothing, for both o
which they stood in great need. He also con
drms the reports Of the Richmond papers tina
an immense number of siragglers, disabled ant
otherwise are passing down the valley Of Viz
yinia, whom the provoat marshal Of Winchcs
ter was unah.e to dstain for want Of propeI
cavalry force. The people were almost In
tamished condition, and In Winchester our ARM
would be- gladly bailed with satisfaction, as th'
people could then obtain from 1t the nccessarie
Of life, All the sick aud baggage were beiul
sent to the rear, aud this movement was regard
ed as indicating that the rebel army intended
to retreat to some better base Of supplies. A
Waterford, opposite the Point of Rocks, rebe
force appeared yesterday, and drove OF all The
cattle and horses, and impressed every mai
they found
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
Important From Kentucky.
Opening Of The Campaign Against the Rebels
fkirmis mes anu Defeat OF the Enemy 81
FIoyd's Fork and Other Points.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. MoRGAN's ARMY AT TIE
OHIO RIVER.

LOUISVILLE, Oct Five hundred prisoner,
taken by Gen. Rosseau's division, arrived here
this noon from Middletown. SkiImisting In
front Of B irdstown pike this afternoon 10 one
euga cement, the Federal army lost 23 killed
aud wounded. The rebel loss Is not known but
Ia reported to be heavy,
Our army is twenty miles from Louisville,
LATER
Have Just learned that our army are now
drawn up In line of battle Il miles distant on
the Bnrdstown pike, Heavy skirmishlng is
Col. Wilder IL IN town He says he Is not
exchanged.
Report saFs kOssean division have had aD
engsgemrnt but no particulars are given
LorEvILLS, Oct THE journal Is Informed
Of sharp skirmi.h last night, between Gen
Silis advance and 1000 rebel cavalry, at
Fioyd's Fork the enemy being posted on the
surrounding hills. Werepulse1 them, but they
returned We hen brought our artillery against
them, vten they again fed We csptured, Ia
an Old house in that vicinity, 10000 rounds Of
ammuci.ioD,
Heavy musketry hripg was heard on the
Shelbyvills road, sixteen miles distant at nine
this morning, result unknown.
The Journal also says q skirmish occurred this
morning i've miles distant on the Bardetown
road. The rebels were repulsed. Their loss
is unknown. Our loss IVES twenty .fve killed
. ID wounded.
Gen. G. ". Morgan, with his whole force,
from Cumberland Gap, has reached the Ohio
river, opposite Portsmouth.
Csnnonading has hsen heard today near
Mount Washington in the vicinity Of Salt
river
The rebels evacuated Sheioyviiie last niRbt.
fret compelling the storekeepers to receive
Con; edsrate scrip for what they wanted.
AT Paris, Kentucky, all the storeksepers, az.
cept two Secesh, sent their goods away The
rebels procured Of the two supply Of blan.
keis, paying in Confederate scrip. The blan
kets giving out, they Insisted on cutting up
these store ksepera' carpets for blanketinT.
The s-cesb storekeepsrs declined receiving
Confederate scrip for the carpets. when they
were arrested aud put In j,il for discredltirg
Confederate fcrip.
We lsarn that Kirby Smith has been playing
tho same game upon several Secssh store
kespers at Lexington
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
"MUCH ABOUT rII,E u

The New York Commercial. Advertiser has g
lonR leader headed "A Much Needsd Reform,
10 which 1t gives the public to understand tina
there are some very serious qusrreIs going or
among our generals, and very rsPrehensibl,
5eslousies existing, which are greatly sndangsr
ing cur success.
The Commercial proceeds to ssJ that there
ere bitter isuds now existing among many o.
cur leading military oficers in which 1t nike,
up the Secretary Of War, Gen. Hslleck, Gen
Mcclellan, and Gen. Sigal, and Rll on th'
strength Of what some New York paper hs
rad, or may say. 1t implores the President to
joterposs and ssvs The country from great Ca
jamity which may arise from these intestine
puarrsls among the generals.
Now all t4is talk is sheer CANNON, and false
from akin to core, and from core back to skir
Rgain. We will not undertake to cay that dif.
Ssrsnoss of opinion may not have existed be
tween Gen. Haueck, the War Department, enc
se0s Of the leading generals In the field, bu
no suoh state Of things as Is foreshadowed By
The COMMERCIAL, has spy foundation in truth.
There are plenty Of scribLlsrs and newsm mon
ssrs about Washington, and In our great cides
whose sole business seems to bs to get up i'm
probable stories To bring our generals at log
Bsrhesds, who never have been on other than
The best Of terms with one another and to make
fhs country think that our sntire slsff OF brave
generals are pack Of quarrelsone fools who
ought to be dismissed the service
We may aluts to this topic sgain 10 iuluIe
pumber In the meantime We AJAX the (o,lmsr,
sial to keep cool and not fret Itself about ,ha
existence of improbable stories that have nc
sufer foundation than the "baseless fabric of a
Vidon"
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
From CallGoruia.

SAS FnAScisco, Sept 80 Trade 10 very dull
and greatly depressed. Considerable qusnti-
ties Of drills, turpentine, tar, pitch and rosln
are going on shipboard for New York.
Money is tight and In active demand at an
advance In rates Of l Q per cent The strin
sency is caused by the large shipments oil coin
and the iuadequaey Of the mint TO supply the
deficiencies for the time being. Sight exchange
on New York sells at IL l6 per cent discount
Sterling bills sell at 4s per cent premium for
bankers. and 49t Tor commerloia bills. Legal
tender bills are Ut 10 per cent discount.
Sixty thousand dollars goes forward by to
morrow's steamer for the National Sanitary
Committee. being an additional contribution ol
5an Francisco alone. This sum will be mate
rally increased by further city subscriptions
aud by tho subscriptions throughout the State
which have earnestly commenced.
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

CoSscMPTs 1T is reported by pretty reiia-
BILE authority that ton thousand coRscripts
passed Though Culpepsr within the past few
deys towards the trent, at Winchester Many
of them were taken IRON that portion of Vir-
gnIa recently recaptured frcm us, 1t ID said
that sis hundred OF them came from Fredsr-
icksburg and vicinity. large number Of tbese
unfortunate msn are Uninnists, aDd declare
they will desert tBs fret opportunity. They
were badly clothed. sni armed with iInt lock
mn
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
EDIToRlAL CURR RnsPONDENCE.
NIw York, Sept. %, 1862.
The Times Of this morning Gays

Ine lWS OI tnie noIning tayt
ave must resume the offensive, ard there
should not do II instantly and with success. Our
rev soldiers, accof ding TO universal testimony,
fight rs we'll az old troops. Ia the late engage
soepts they behaved sp'eDdidly
This point Of the valua OF new , 7ops Is pre-
sisely what, at the commencement Of this war,
ihs National Republican Co perslstently con-
tended for in opposition to the drilling theories
which kept our FIRST levies idle until their three
iaoa'hs were nearly out, and in some instances,
fully out. Bat at that time Gen Scott aud
West Point ruled everything It was 10 vain
taisht be, we gaiued nothing by waiting to drill,
tince the enemy could equally make use Of the
fame time for the came purpose. twas 10 vain
that We showed that the best fighting in our
history, from Bunker Hill down, had been doue
BY perfectly raw troops. And 1t was in vain
Ahat We called attention to that most significant
fact. that our revolutionary fathers, who knew
war by long and bloody service, had limited
the ocmpuleory term Of the militia 10 three
months, as itsslf refutatlon Of the modern
martinez theory that man cannot learn to
neht In less than six months.
II was idle, at that time, to reason against
any notion Of Gen. Scott, who bad fought
bra7ely st Chippewa half century ago, the
country re!ss.pg to realize that the same lapse
Of time which ha5 made him venerable, had
measurabl7, 1sstroyed his capacity to be use
ful in war Gen. Scott said "drM." Every
body echoed drill" And so, after "driab 2"
Dur troops into complete condition of demon.
sliz alton, the Bull - IN " battle vas fought
and lost.
The Jo,pra! Of Conmrce says that the Na-
fiona, RspubRcan's promise Of urors 10 favor
Sf the Presidents proclamation 10 the loyal
States has been disappointed. "Hersabouts," it
rsys, tis reception II The procIamation has been
cod and g.oCmy.' Whether this is go, or not,
will depend very much upon the meaning to be
given to that elastic word hsr:a5Nl!s.' If ii
means the sancLlu and immediate surroundings
Of the editors Of the Journal Of Comme-cs, "co
ind gloomy aptly describe the couditicn
Of feeling which the proclamation e1cli9s. But
# Il is enlarged to embrace the State Of New
York, the Journal Of Comnsrcs is unusually wide
Of the mark. The Presidents proclamation Is
70 the people, the purple dawn Of day, and Of a
day which will be loug, aud bright, aud glori-
ous. They have responded to the President al
psady, BY nominating for the Office OF Governor
man whose heart aud soul are il the Free!-
dents policy. They will repeat the endor'e
msnt by elecling Gen. wsdsworth to that ofic1
by majority OF countless thousands Mob odJ
1 1"sloo,ny" except those in whom the p,oclans
zion bss fually extinguished the hope Of dis,
graceful compromise with the rebels.
Several Canadian newspapers, heretofore si
ding with the secessionists, take ground for th'
national cause since The proclamation. Tbt
same change will be apparent in Europe, when
we receive the echo Of that document from
asros the Atlantic. "
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

iuuRAscE srAMs.-We have seen a spsci-
men OF Insurance. stamps, Just received by the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. They are
the prettiest stamp yet issued in this country.
The twenty-five cent stamp Is about "a IN
ches In length By about / 10 width and has iu
the centre tne little engraving Of Washing
ton, after stuarts celebrated portrait Owe.
ihs picture are the figures 49, turmouutsd
BY the same In print. Below, the words Lii,
insurance" and Internal Revenue"
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
For the National Republieau.
ACard.

Papers were recently circulated IN the De-
partments for twenty Ave. cent subscriptions
10 pay the expense Of the oongratulStory sere.
cree Of emancipation. 30 general Vas the de-
slre TO subscribe, that much larger fund was
raised than was required; about $40 remaining
on hand after pay Ing all expenses. The under.
signed hope that, In appropriAtipg this excess
diers, they have not misintsrpreted the wishes
Of the contributors. CHAS. F. SCHMIDT,
W. A. CRoFFur,
]. +. CLEMENTS.
Warrington, Oct. l, 1862.
1--WE would inform the committee that ths
bill poster has left his bill at our oioe, and dc
sires TO receive his pay.-ED. REruB.l
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

PKTsoTEKs CAPTURED.-The whole number oi
prisoners captured by Gen. Stahi 10 Warren
been cent to headquarters by Gen. Sigel These
men were wounded at the battle OF Bull Run
and the Grcater portion OF them had arms and
legs ampnteLel
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

~ httsntioMi Atten'ioni Attention !
Sixteenth fegiment Virginia First ESstern ys.).
This Il Tho only regiment now payi.o bosm Y, ard de-
tary Of War for duty In the vicinity Of Alexandra
and the forts 40 'uts Washington, D. G..
Recruiting .fDoe, Third street I'd orbelow Pa
svsuuo. 4 A. c. WIDDICOMBE,
Captain.
sss I'd lieut.
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

'AAkTNG MORE ROOM IN HosPTr4Ts.- Quite q
Number OF convalescent patients were remos ' ed
yesterday to new quarters, This is indicative
of battle proceeding, or soon TO coue eli
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

TEE MoMros The Monitor is now lying al
tbs Washington Navy Yard. She has proba-
bly, come here to reocive some additional ar
msment, and then to proceed on some s1ps.
diton, we know whittier,
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

Gs-The Star Of yesterday abuses the Repub,
lican for quoting from the New York Times,
and giving due credit; and In the same num-
Der it appropriates an important letter from
one Of the Timas' special correspondents, at
Warrenton, and gives 10 credit Which is most
hnnnrnhln .
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
sEoaoE NJ. wEsros. kulaoR.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER /, iGG?

NOTICE To ApvERTTsERs. An transient
sdvsrtissm snts must be psid for in advance
hnd should he handed in before O'Clock, .. m,
- ensure their appearance IN the following
morning,
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

I&s- The Western gunboat fleet has Just bsen
transferred from the War to The Navy Depart
msnt, in accordance with the law of Congress
passed In July last.
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

gD- The contract for the supply OF station
cry to the Washington navy yard has been
awarded to Philip d Solomon, Of this city.
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

~ Carpsnser John o, Butler, U. s, N, Of
Eric, Pspnsylvsuis, died on board the U s.
steamer MioAigsn, on the 29th ult,
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

MnsIaG.-Csrpentsr Leonard Wentworth, U.
z n, ordered 10 the jamestown, cannot bs
found,
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
EURKITUREI FURNIIUREI
MOGregO1 cso Go.
AT THEIR
EXTENSIVE WAYEkOOMS,

ofFER INDUCEMENTS 10 yurthsssIs Of Flu, Vi,
tuTe and o, htr Housekeeping Coed,
Our stock Ia large and varied
Psrlor Saites In Brecaielle, Rep, ana Hair Ciotn
Chamber Setts, In solid Oak, Walnut, Mane gsnY
and Painted, neatly oInamsnted
Oak, walnut. and Mahogany Extension Tsblei
and Diuing Chairs
Superior Cursd Hair Mattresses, Husk and Other
Mattresses.
Also, Q large qusntity Of iow.pIictd Bsdstsads
Chairs. Tables, Bureaus, Wardrobss, Wsshstands
Off % Furniture, 10.
All Of which are MADE from the best materials
and warranted to give sstiPtaouon
PeIsous furnishing would do woll to look through
the stoct before purchasing, as We are selling at
pIicis to suit the times
McGREGOR \ CO,
cot i-sOd8wif $50 Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

~ GREAT Psnnsylvsnia nouts,-Ths
gu! !iest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest Two through trains daily, and one 0,
Sunday. Soldiers' tickets at Government ratej ts
ali the principal points In the North and West For
tiotst4 and lurther Information spply st the ooo OF
the Great PeRnsylvsnis Route, northeast corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, under Ma
tonsi Hotel Ofaos open from s Q. N. to . p u.
on sundays . to sp. N
sde s--ly Agent
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

ANSpseial aoSies.--On and aftsr Tuesday
April J. 1897 the trains on the Baltimore and Ohlt
Railroad will comnsnos running daily, Sunday
exoepted) leaving this Station St 7.l0 O. NJ, ant
connecting st Washington junction with Mai
Train for all PaTts Of the West ,il Wheeling o.
ParkersbuIs Through tioAs!s sold and blggas'
checked W. p, SMITH,
ii Of Transportation d. b u. u. Z.
Apl-dp IHtsr 0lobs
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
lHT asnIHSvOa sKIRv vAo9Onv.

WkSTED-I0 fsnflss 70 learn 10 make skiTts
person sAn, In . short time, make, psr week, ffoE
% IN - Inq.i!s. for psrtintlan, st aS1 Seventh q
bs'Wsst q And ~ s1v IA.-N
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

7 STA gold BREAST. PIN, marked 40. r
- D." The hnder will confer great favor, and
receive Q reward Of One Dollar, by leaving the
same st Msssrs Sheppard / RllsyS stationery store
eorner Of d and seventh streets wet cot 4-et
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

~ BAtshelor's Hair Dys-Ths Best In
the sSorid.-Willsm A. Batnhelor's celebrated
Hair Dye produces . color not to be distinguished
least remedies the III e6eots Of bad dyes and inviR
OF ates the Hair Tor life GREY. RED, or RUSTY
HAIR instantly turns 9 splendid BLACK or Brown,
Druggists, no.
AT The Genuine Is aligned WILLIAM 4
BACHELOR, 90 Ae four ,ides " sLh tos.
Wsy and 10 Bond 4 New York nv x2lV
The national Republican., 1862-10-04

ss ocpps1 and h.s ss..
A l chooner, Aid, W Hutchings, muster, will
sii for tho above port about FIday or Saturday Of
limited quantity wi be taken =
Apply to FRED. y COZZEEs, Agent.
Corner o. l4h street aud Psna'a avenue
oct a-tf