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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25
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Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
Congress.

Il is to be hoped that the Congress Of III,
Unitsd States will adjourn without passing q a,
very radical or extreme measures; for by sc
doing they weaken the cause OF the Union in
the Border Ststes, and place its friends in a
very uncomfortable position.
The Peace Party in the State OF Delawar.
has been greatly augmented by the proposed
radical measures of many of the Northern men.
and although we believe that the sound and
sober COED sense of the masses will, in the
election next Fall, vote SO as to place their
little State unequivocally upon the side of the
Onlon still, every measure passed by Congress
which mas rather an extreme character will
nave tendency 10 render this doubtful.
The slavery question, we think, has occupied
afull share of time in Congress this session.
and the sooner it is dropped and something
which will be more conducive to the prosperity
OF the Union cause considered the better it will
be tor the success of the Union arms. We of
the Border States may be somewhat sensitive
upon this question, and, indeed, we have a
ri. b: TO be.
Raised and educated TO think that the States
have exclusive jurisdiction over their domestic
institutions. so long as they remain loyal. sus-
tanned IN that education by President Lincoln
IN his message last March, we naturally feel
some concern when We see such men as Loveiov
and Stevens ready with one blow to sweep the
institution OF slavery from all parts Of the coun.
try. We are no advocates of this " "Decnlisr
institution" beyond that protection which has
hitherto been granted it, and stand ready. NJ
any time, when we think it necessary for the
restoration OF the Union, TO immediate it upon |
the altar of our country. But go long as we
think the Union can be maintained wuhou, |
such course, SO long will we be in favor OF
the plan of President Lincoln, which in no wsv
inieFferes with the rights of the States, bu,
leaves II TO them exclusively.
The Con6scatioa Bills have also been discus. |
ssd great deal by the present Congress. MANY
OF them have very wild and sweeping proyIs. |
lons' which we think will do no good. Weare
~ favor ct confscatlon 10 an extent similar 10
the bill which recently passed the House. but
are featiul thar some amendment may yet be
proposed which will convert it into an extreme
measure and defeat the very object for which
il was reported.
II the conservative element of The country
can s"y keep down this radical faction, we
have every confidence that we shall again see
unI'ed' happy and free country. This we
nope they may succeed in doing, aud thus con.
'''e' the fanatics of the country that no such
wishes as theirs can ever rule this Government,
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
Arrest Of Judge Carmichael.


On Monday week. Judge Richard Carmichael
ana Prosecuting Attorney l. c. w. Powell, {
talbot county. were arrested in Easton on
o"arse oil treason, by order Of Gen. Dix. Re
s'S'a"ee was threatened by the secessionists
ou' the Marshal having telegraphed the stat
o'a analrs to Gen. Dix, 125 men of the Cd Del
regiment were sent to Easton, aud the arrest
made without difficulty
Inc arrests grew out Ofthe fact that LieDt
Col. Baily, Capt. Christman, Can't. RicLe,,,
a"u Lieut. Geyer. of the I'd Delaware Reei
'heht hsd been subpOnaed to testify for Hon
lenry H. Goldsborough, who had been indict
ed tor aiding and advising in cer,aia military
S''eS's IN that county during the last fall.
ms the Judge and the parties concerned ar.
know" IN this community. we give The follow.
lHg from The EastSn Gazette, setting forth the
causes OF the difficulty more fully:
hlslamentable occurrence: which has co,sod
great excitement in our commnni,v bo
'eimed an appropriate denoument 10 the fell
'P'r'' OF treason which for the last twelve
"onths mas s~ayed great ma ss Of our oeonle
IS 'hey were under the influence of some
ue'"oh'acaI spell. II appears as if the Seces.
0'on party OF this county had labored BY every
a"doie means to bring US into actual collision
WV" 'he government and TO subvert the verv
ou"uatlon OF society. Their schemes far the
o0s' year nave been in utter defiance of law
~, NV VI the peace and welfare Of our citizans
lney nave regarded neither the will ofth.
HeoP'e OF the State or the government of the
on'eu States' bat have openly defed both. II
WI oe remembered that in November last
'ouge Carmlcheal charged the grand urv IN
present all cases where military officers bad
1tteSteu private citizens, notwithsta ndnp thew
"e'e actlng IN their official Capacity and in
occurrence 10 the orders of their superiors Tho
lc"on OF the grand jury on that occasion sniff.
1'e"''y attests the alacrity with which thew
'"'e'eu upon this war of hostility to the pov.
7I"'nsnt and which created the coniroversv
""lcn ensued. AT the term which has go ab. |
uP,'y terminated, the Judge not only omitted
. cnarge the Jury on the " Treason Bill" as
- P'essiy required by the last Legislature. bnt
'"a!ged Them directly in the teeth of the Law
tSe" ana 10 open opposition TO the general GOV |
The consequence wes thai Tho
''u"u jury following the diclum ofthe cour,
commenced the same system ot
resehtatlon, until there are now on the crini.
di uocKet OF the court, eighteen cases agsins,
n'i'tary ethcer for arresting parties in obadi.
nee 10 the orders of their superiors Srcb
lhlog ls unheard of in anv other cou,, orl
'e 'r "'ate; notwthsta nding the military have AZ
I"e'en' times been in occupation of nearly
very county OF the State. The whole power
'ne court has been welded under lha in.
ue"ce OF sympathy Tor The Southern rebeI
on. 'eOe'
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
War News.
Corinth Evacuated.

Over 1000 Prisoners Taken and much pron.
erty Destroyed.
Oen' HallecRs combinations against the
reoeIs at CorinIh have proved toe mucb fo,
'hem' and they have evacuated the nosi,ion
'ast ditch aad all. The dispatches anno,ood
'"a' 'hree strong recOnnOiterlng columns of
our army advanced ON Wednesday moroiDo
from the right. centre and lett, to d" feel - ,bo
enemy who 1t appears, hetly contested our sd.
vance at each point, but was driven bach with
considerable loss. Gen. Pope's column. on tho
ett' encountered the strongest opposition. and
our loss there was twenty-five killed and wonnd.
ed' while the enemy thirty dead on the field
l "e hgnting was renewed on Thursday morn.
hg' Gen. Pope's heavy batteries openipo uuop
The eneRy's works, from The advanced ba,,ar;os
0i winch ne soon drove The rebels. Gen. Sber.
man In the course Of the day also established
heaVy Oauery at only one lhousa nc Yards
distance; and skirmshing parties were adyan.
eed 10 all directions. Three of our divisions
soon occupied the enemy's intrencbments
about mile from COrinth, which was soon dis.
covered to be in flames, and the enemy falling
back. Our troops Immediately pushed forward
and Gen. POPe's advance, the Thirty.piptb
ohlo' occupied the town, and planted the /" Old
Glory on the Courthouse. The enemy. i,
appears evacuated during Thursday night.
and retrea'ed down the railroad toward Mo.
''e Sou'hward to some point on the Mobile
and Ohio RailToad-prObabIy Okolona, as be-
lore announced. body of Gen. Pope's cav.
airy' however, had been beforehand with them.
and had des'royeda bridge, and thus prevent.
ed progress in that direction. They then re-.
traced their steps. and proceeded west Ia Grand
junction, whence they took the Jackson Rail. |
road southward-dOublless with the in,en,ion
OF proceeding eastward from jackson and
striking the Mobile and Ohio Railroad again .t
Meridian ssme 100 miles below OkoIona. and
about the same distance from Mobile. Gen
HalIeck ieicgraPhs to the War Department
that the enemy's position and works in from, of
Corln'h were exceedingly strong, aud that he
cannot occupy a stronger position in his fii0bt
The rebels destroyed an immense amouDt IF
public and private property, stores. provisions.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
The Wheat CroD.

! Inc wheat crop, which promised 50 fairly ir
tue early Spring, will not meet the expectation.
'nen INDUCED in. The change has been occa.
stoned by the appearance of the Hessian ay,
winch attacked many fields during the drv
weather IN May. Subsequently, it has been
ahected by tho rust, consequent upon the warm
murray weather since the deluge Of rain Sun.
DAY morning. There is not much cause of
complaint however in Duck Creek Hundred
and' we presume, in Kent country. bu, in q
recent ride threught the fne wheat. growing
region in the vicinity of Head.oESassa fr.s
Cecliton and Warwick. Md, and MiddIetown.
Dell we found but comparatively few good
"elds' and many that will hardly pay for the
'u''ing' we do not think that there we'll be
more than half crop in the regions above spo-
Ae" o. We do oot know in regard TO the
amer parts of Cecil and New Castle counties.
Jul should not be surprised it they were similar.
auec'ed 1t is the late sowing that has re.
'e''ed the most damage from the fly. Ifthe
'heat IN this section should escape any sericus
nec'lon from the rust, the farmers generally
VII nave no great cause to complain.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
The Government Expenditures.

IL has been common thing for the enemies
OF the country to talk about the expenses of
the Government as amounting to two, three or
four millions a day, and to intimate that the
hatishal debt already must exceed one thou.
sand millions Of dollars.
These extravsgant accounts Of eur war ex.
Pe"drures are now happily set right BY the
statement made day or two ago in the House
VI representatives, by Mr.. Dawes. of Massa.
enuse''s. on the best authority. He declares
'hat the whole public debt en- the 22d of Nav.
i"eisd'"g the S70,0OO,0OO left by the Buchsn
en administration, was but $48I, ,796,I45 The
oso' incurred since Mr.. Lincoln went into oc
nee 's al the rate OfabOut $500 900 900 year.
Or say million day, and the daily average
hkeiy 20 fall of rather than increase. now
'hsI The army and navy are almost uo to The
required standard. Let US compare this with
the expenses of some other great nations
during the year ending March Ist, 1861, the
ae'aAi expenses OF the Government of Great
Britain were &72.642, ,O59 sterling, or $500.
~AoI9o; "a the succeeding year they wero
sun greater, and during the present fiscal wear
'hey are likely to 90 up TO OOOO 900 ster.
H'g' S4OO,O00,OO0. and yet Eng nd is Al peace
with all the world. The budget Of France for
The present year estimated the expenses a,
I,soO''os'O3l francs. equal to about 1893,
SSS'ooo; and as Government estimates arc
ASsys oel'" the mark. the actual exuenses of
the Government for the year are likelv 70 ho
very much absvO siOO, 900 900. Russi. which
ls ct peace, had to pay 10 1860. to carry q, no,
Government, 3O5, 5,s9O.343 silver rubIes oomoI
10 shout S229,4l6,l33. The expenses Of Ans.
irIs 10 the year 1860 were S23s, ,s45. 400 .h.
also being at peace. Surely, after comDarioo
our expenses for the first year of a mighty war
"''h those Of The leading European nsliOns du.
"ng time OF peace, we need feel no prea,
a'ar"' We have wealth and material resour.
ces equal to any of the nations we bavs nsmed
except England. and our national deb, nn -
she time of this was Insignificant. We can
sAO'o 70 carry on the war with greater viOor
'han ever and when it is over. will be able 10
pay the necessary taxes quite as easily ss tho
people Of the European nations can Day their
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

"ugons' tents. &c. For miles out of town the
'O"uS were ssrewn with arms. hayersacks, sc
'"fo"n away in the fight. We have captured
iafge number OF prisoners and deserteTs-
amounting on Friday night to between two
and three thousand.
Our cavalry found all the tents Of the enerv
a"u"s' look hundreds of barrels of beof aud
''0Oo s'and OF arms, in large encampment on
'"e memphis and Ohio Railroad, said to have
Oei0nged to Price and Van Dorn's forces. de.
serted by them on Thursday night.
Inc rebels are benF 5roupbt in in sor,5e
O' from forty to fifty. Our cavalry found the
reoelS on several roads, in strong positions
win artillery supported by infantry.
Inc brilliant expedition sent out on the oa,b
instant. under Col. Elliott after forced ma,cbe,
Gay and night, through very difficult country.
"s hnaIly succeeded in reaching the Mobile
ana Ono Railroad, at Bonneville, at Q o'clock
a. NJ on the 3Oth. He destroyed the trock
IN many places both South aud North of ,bo
'o""' blew up one culvert, destroyed the
switch and track, burned the depot a nd Iocomo.
'''es and train oftwenty,six cars loaded with
supplies OF every kind, destroyed 10000 stand
o' arms (snall), three pieces Of artillery. aud
great quantity of clothing and ammunition.
and paroled 1000 prisoners, which he could
not keep with his cavalry.
The enemy had heard OF his movements md
noo train of box cars and fiat cars. with fvir,
artillery and 5000 infantry, moving up and
down the road, to prevent him from reaching
il. cunning
ne whole road was lined with rebel pcke,s
O0'' h'iIot''s command subsisted upon meet
lIone' such as they could find in the country
through which they passed. for several davs
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
Great Battle near Richmond.

ne news from the Army Of the Potomac is
OF 'ne most intensely exciting aud importau,
character. Another great battle has bean
iought' and another great victory has been
won! According TO the first brief TELEGRAM,
rom uen' Mcclellan, dated at noon Sunday, on
Tue aattle'held, the enemy made an attack
upon the right Of our lines at | o'clock p. NJ
on Saturday, in the midst of a terrible s,o,m
which had flooded the whole valley of Tho
Ohickahominy. Gen. Caseys Division. which
was IN the hFst line, gave way before the enc
N.Y. unaccountaby and disunitedlv." ss Cen
Mcclellan states. Temporary confusion was
mus csused, during which some of onr ours
a"u baggage we're lost; but the enemy were
checked IN a handsome manner by Gems Heinz.
zeIman and Keyes, and held at bav un,u nv
great exertlon, the divisions ofGens. Sedowjck
ana Richardson were brought across the r;vo,
""e" Tue enemy were driven back at the point
OF Inc oayonet, leaving the ground covered with
his dead. This ended the conflict on Satnrdov
sunday morning the enemy ATTEMPTED to re-
NC" u but was everywhere repused. Msnv
PRISONERS were captured by us, including Gen
fet'lgrew, of South Carolina, and Col. Lono
Our losses in killed and wounded are he.vv
out nothing to compare with those of the enc.
N.Y. which, Gen. Mcclellan says, must be enor.
nous. During the progress of the fighting
several fine bayonet charges were made-two
oy the Secoud Excelsior Regiment Sunday
we may now expect the speedy evacuation
of Richmond.
Later.-A later dispatch gives the following
particulars
We have about 500 prisoners, among whom
are several prominent officers.
On Sunday. as soon as i, was DAYLIGHT. the
hight was renewed by General Summer with
marked success, lasting nearly the whole dov.
The rebels were driven at every point with
heavy loss.
The ground gained by Gen. Summer was
about two and half miles.
Gen. Heinlzelman on Sunday mo,n;,o -
TOOK the ground lost The day before by Gen.
Casey.
Our loss IN the two days engagement in
Killed and wounded will amount 10 abon, 3ooo |
-Four separate charges with the bayonet were
made during Sunday. In one instance the
enemy were driven mile, during which ia
were killed by The bayonet alone.
The enemy's dead, left on the field. ar,oup,
10 over 1900.
great number were missing who will oro. |
'ably return. having strsyed away. All of
The enemys killed and most of his wounded
fell into our hands.
The country in which the battle was iouOb,
is sWNmPy, with thick underbrush.
Most of the fighting was in the woods.
owing to the nature Of the ground very little
artillery was used.
b0'h balloons were up nearly all day.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived on the battlefield IN
evening, where he has remained ever
'ince, directing all the movements in person
lis presence among the troops had grea,
Eject.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
MISSOURI.

bf'g''Gen. Schofeld, commanding the Mis-.
souri, Stale Militia, has issued general ordar
stating that hereafter all guerriIas and ma.
FaudeFs in that State, when caught in arms,
engaged IN their unlawful warfare, will be sho,
uo"n on the spot. and that all citizens who
give shelter and protection TO these outlaws .,
WHO Will not give all the assistance in their
power to the military authorities in detecting
and bringing them TO punishment, will be
regarded and treated as aiders and abetrors Of
the criminals.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
The Rebellion.

The rebels have gloomy time of il, tn.
retreat OF Banks last week, afforded them q rsv
Of sun shine, and it might be seen glea,,;ro -
Tue faces OF such Union men," as beIonoed 10
the Secesh church, and who vet cling 70 !,
but clouds soon again darken the horizon
lEe rebel has no sooner shouted " vic,orv 4"
'non he' with all his host, is obliged to take to
MS heeIs-und fly fsrhis life. He NAV vet nav
uear Tor his temerity, il he has not already
done so The Union troops have at less, re-.
captured Martnsburg, Winchester and Front
Koyai-and taken three hundred prisoner.
Inc news nowhere is encouraging 10 the
rebels At Corinth, where Beaurepard was on.
trenched behind his big guns, his situation has
become uhlenabe-and he has been OBLIGED !.
0ecamp' Thisrende:s the city Of M emph,s and
probably the Mississippi river unteDable.
~ Richmond the rebels are driven n tho
last extremity. Mcclellan is gathering hi.
'o'os around them tighter and tighter. Thew
are IN dilemma-whelher to fight or to re.
treat.
The United States forces ives, of tho Mi.
sissIPpi have captured Little Rock. and Tho
Governor and the State Legislature of fArksp.
Sas have beOn scattered to the four winds.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
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Forcing.
=, me most Simple. Durable and Powerful, and IN.
FactOIies and Mines '' S"'ps'
lhla Pump took the Highest Premium at the y
Fam ~ Richmond Va. in 1858 -
Az Sizes Manufactured and Sold by
SAMUEL MACFERREN,
Also manufacturer Of Filters Patent IrIn RaiIin0
Iron Bedsteaus, &c. S'
637 Chestnut street Philadelphia, Pa.
VESTS Pumps having been sold for over four v.s,,
and gwen universal satisfaction the Public are s,
ne neG inst Ihey are what they claim be. the BEST
PUMP IN USE We are now nrepored 90 a,,.s
Pumps and warrantthem To work Satisfactorily 'TheY
nave no s'utng box and hence they cause no friction
t9nat I9at WI require waste Of power. Our ordinary
Liahd rnmP' prove very efficient engine in case q,
hfe, ana are very useful in forcing water to a beh
eIeVanoh' andn' washing windows. carriages, &c.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
THE BATTLE FRoMA BALLOON.

During the whole of The battle Sunday
morning Prof. loves balloon was ove,lookiDo
no one 'eFflnc scene from an altitude Of about 9.
ooo ieet' Telegraphic communication from
the balloon 10 Gen. Mcclellan, and in direc,
connection with the military wires was sue
ceSstulIy maintained, Mr.. Parker Spring, Of
Lancaster Pa, acting as operator. Every
movement OF the enemy was obvious and in.
stantly reported.
THIS is believed TO be The first time in which
Oa'I0On reconnaissance was successfully made
ourlng battle, and certainly the frs. time in
winch telegraph station has been established
!" tue air TO report the movements of the enc.
my and the progress Ofa battle The ADVANTAGE
10 Gen. Mcclellan must have been Immense
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
FRONT ROYAL.

Our late disasters in the Valley of the She.
nandOah are being retrieved, SO far as i, is po..
S'ble TO do so. Front Royal the scene of the
defeat OF Col. Kenley and his brave First MARI.
land Regiment. has been captured, apparent,
~ with as much fatality to the rebels as WAS
suffered BY US. A brigade Of our ,roops. pre.
ceeded by four companies fthe Rhode Island
Cavalry. entered the place on Friday morning.
and drove cut the enemy, consisting of the
Eighth Louisiana. four companies OF the Twelfth
Georgia and body Of cavalry. The enemy. II,
appears were taken completely by surprise.
and had no time either to save or ,o dest,ov
anything. A large amOnnt of TRANSPORTATION
tell into our hands, including two engines and
eleven cars on the Manassas Gan Railroad
We captured six officers and one hundred 6f,v
PflVa'es' besides killing aOd woundinp a large
number of rebels Our loss in this fFs;, ,'..
OUT e'gh' Killed, lve wounded and one missing
SeVeraI OF our men who were taken prisoners
al Ffon' Royal week ago, were recaptured
by our iorces. In addition to this decided suc.
cess we are gralfed to announce that Gen
Banks mas once more advanced from Harper's
FsHy' the Fifth New York Cavalry having
passed through MaTtinsburgh, and seversl
miles beyond. on Saturday morning. They en-.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
NOTICE.

The co-partnetship heretofore existing under The
name and title of WILLIAM II. HOLDING a. Son having
been dissolved by the death OF the senior partnef'
notice Is hereby given that have reInqushe.I NV
right TO settle the business of the late rp and hav.
assigned all my right. title and claim in and 10 m the
personal property book accounts. bonds, notes, & c.
belonging to the said late firm. TO Ann c. Holding al
George ii: Raymond, administrators Of William III
Holding, decd. who alone are authorized TO settle
the business OF The said late firm
:, GEORGE r. HOLDING.
Smyrna, May 7th, 1862
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

"GREEN AND GAY."-Nothing can be more
charming than a ramble by field or wood one
OF these quiet Summer evenings. The earth
Is carPeted in its emerald verdure. and The ,roe.
c'O'hed IN that tender foliage which proceeds
the dark empowering leaves Ofthe sultrv doc.
Gays" The air. too, is balmy and frapra0,
win the breath of flowers, and vocal with the
songs OF thousand fea.hered warblers.