Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
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4 gubbpal Seminole arrived here this Y. ~.
6rihging Port ROyal dAtss 70 SaiSr5a!
Han.
Fort Paihlki bad been thoroughly 10
vested for thirty days. ADD VA momentum
III expected 70 SnEIsudsr. Il wa said thu
about 500 ;ebSls were 10 FoEt Pulaski jnuC
that they had offered 70 60 cut With II,
Donors Of war, but Gen. Sherman dsnsnj,
sdtheir unconditional surrender, and EOult
90 the lot d April open ou the toEt, Il they
still refused.
The rebels had WithdrAWa Al their forces
from the coast 81 Georges, aud had Gban'
doned their works At TbuaderbolI, taking
al their guuJ 10 SATAaRAh
The RuabOat SemiHole landed aud de-
tlrayed the Thtpderbolt Fort, which il
within Eve miles 81 Savannah, oysr = good
she'll road.
A refugee from Savannah says that the
iriendl 0f the rebel troops 10 Port Pulaski,
had offered $50, 900 to.Guy one who would
rescue them.
A refugee from ChArle5lOn represents
that great panic had existed there linee
the caPtuye Of SeNbern. The women and
children Bcte leaving the city Tor safety,
and there was a general expectation that a
terrible blow Was shout TO fall upon that
section. a DIG
From Florida the intelligence iS most
graliEyiDg. Phe UhiOu sentiment was
beiuE strongly developed,
A Dispatch from Norfolk IN this mora.
iuE'S Richmond papers IneutiOn the arrival
OF Vice President HAmlin and & large party
Ofladiea andgentlsmsu here, and the firing
ofsaiutaS u'thS occasion, and 10 tho same
paragraph tay5 there has been no cOmmu-
nicSsiOa BY Rag Of truce for several days
past. 'ls
There appears to be little doubt that all
the MOyements here are faithtully reported
70 the rebel authorities.
The papers also Stlts that nearly hun
dred steamers and other vessels are in
Hampton Roads, and that q largo numbeF
Of Federal troops have recently landed
here.
The EliehmoRd DiIPateh Of this morning
SayG the gFaud army Of the FedeFalS seem
to have been Transferred from The Reigh-
borhood Of WsShjug:0n to the Peninsula,
which they have probably concluded Is a
shorter and easier road 70 Richmond than
that weaknesses, which We have courte.
ouSly placed ii their dispoBal. IA
The DisPatsk adds that the Foad1 here
are aS had Is those on the Potomac, and
refers to Gen, Magruder as a man not like
u % Do caught uapflhg. I
There Wasa rumor 10 Richmond yeSter.
day that ,SOVsFa eight had taken place 10
the PeninlulR. This Wal probably caused
BY the fact that i slr0gg Reconnaissance
towards yorktown was made on Saturday.
AdiSpatch from Aagibta, Ga, dated tho
ala Of March, says tue Chatleltoh papers
oE that day conliiped a dispatch dated
New OrleanS, the.24lh, stating that two
federal gnnboals on the 2sth cpm4ehced
an attack on Fort Jackson, AZ iha mouth
Of The Mississippi but mp % thGt time
nobody had been hart,
The New 0tleans, papeFS OF me 31th Fo-
port the loss Of tho rebel steamer Wander!
hllt The captain and crew and eight pass
espseES arc safe on the Florida coast One
boat with seventeen men had not been
heard from. ~,
The rebel Ordnance Bureau has Issued
an order calling for all tho bells that can
be obtained to bereeast into lightRrtillety
TEoopS aFe AiheFiag II large numbeFS
at IhSkGnlport and POeahOntas. tifs
Generals Van Dorm and JSR Thomptop
were preparing for % early movement on
some point in the Mississippi river! With
this force Il was considered by the rebels
that tie MlssigsippI Valley & satsfgom the
enemy. & l'i.a'
MEuPuS, March 2Oth.-The lValanshe
says the force Of The enemy in attempting
to take ISl6dd ,N6sl0 have beSA throwing
shot and she'll fo9 $40 hour, without 90
Up 70 this time. only one confederate
sailoF has been killed. fi0g-i