Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-16
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unusually quiet and orderly, and asins
Is sloEl yfeRiTlngt Thus far the aniouttt a
rebel property sailed amounts to only about
$40 200 gaRt. Z. " pIlsot the Provost
Guard EST Inmates { be value of cotton, sugar,
Be-, concealed Tor shipping. 10 be about
70 the levee. go : t's''
The abseutses have enoyer-estfmated
Many. who. ran - fitst have returned, while
those no leave on npWatd bound boataar
mostly members OF sundered families, :
!. The Mayor aud City Council are Of
Union pFocliyf ties /, Ne q general thing, snd
exercise their functions in harmony with
tue military rule. Their continued good
conduet Is a renewed assurance of this!
=. IheTe are only two or three places In the
city ~ here either Cont edetate scrip or post
ONCE, stamps arc worth anything. The
most most prominent al rebel sympatbi4ers will not
10 Ana arrival here direct from sisaisos,,3
Ark, brings information that Gen, CInrt;s
had not reached Little Rock, but was An.
proaching IL from Searcy. He would meet
with no 0ppdsttiOuz Is .Fa 4gsgr
Ar.sAarkland agent, for the Post Office
Department, opened the city office to.day,
aud an agent OF the Treasury Department
49, onlhissWay t0,re.Open the Federal Gus
tom House. ~
There have been about thirty applica.
dons for the. Office of postmaster by prom-
inepta citizens of Memphis. s5.s si7ss
There Us ~ yet only one uational nag
boating from private residence, aud that
Is the house Of'Mr. Cage r.iid 'slli.,id
There ts 6lt little activity In shippets,
although few dray loads OF cotton have
been hauled down to the levee{this morus
ing, some 500 bnles Of which Ind heen con.
cealed ia warehouses.
e The 4rdt1nehe in an article ON bsIiCer-
ents admits athat-t6e South has defended
fhS use OF prtvaieers and guerriIIas aud
charges tue North with the commission OF
crimes a. which human nature in its Wild
Get paro4 ySms of passion feels itself 5hOrri.
hed. ~ claims that legitimate belligsfents
should settle questions of war, leaving
peaceful eiVilio6s tothe enjoyment of tbeiP
rights, and obsertes that these views ara
acknowledged by the federuls here aud
thinks that this course wtII win gradually
upon the Southern people. 81
The 4EghS INDUCES In q series of rabid
and vindletlye ARTICLES, and should be sup.
pressed at once.
ms a1atQnehs says that about seventy
I'VE rebel Officers and soldiers have, so far.
surrendered thtmsel5ts to Col. Fitch.
The Navy Yard and buildings have been
taken possession of bf Plug officer Davis.
tpsthe name OF the Goyernment, aud viii
be, occupied as the headquarters Of the
beet The buildings are i'in good preser-
walton, s' {, 80 Is7a3
The steamers ] D. Perry, Alex. Zeigler
master, arrived here tliis mornfng hSti1p
GU board the 4Sth IndtdDa regiment, Col,
Slack and HolDn's cavalry. Col. Slack be.
ing isenior officer supercelles Col. Fitchlin
command of this post ~ 5t E T IT-
There is no evidence that the Rect will
start down the river yet for several days.
As4fesst from GreRgda.-The Memphis Gree
NADIA appeal of the 10th saSs that mtsat.
prehenslons prevail in regard TO psrtizaIi
rangers. They are scaltali into service Inv
the Confederate Congress nd Are disunRiL
lied 70 act beyond the lines of an army as
tudeP endept lighters 70 be provided like
ordinary soldiers aud TO have all they ,cap-
ture. q s et ss ~ -l'5,st.t.
The appeal insists that they are NOT
guerrillas and hopes young men will NOT
tear 10 enlist 1t says that IL tht. fs(lsrnls
treat them Aas pirates President Davis VIII
interfere 40 protect them. THE .4ppeaL
states the taCts about the Memphis occu.
patton tolarRbly fairly, admitiinF1thst Col.
Fitch is pursuing q system of liberal pub.
lie policy bgGindulges i1 vipdictive com
ments. mis- NJ - : -
AeGIall9YRy, late Postmaster at Menu
phis, announces that he has removed the
office to Gfenadal ldf Gi S.Fl sd h=3gsH
An order Is published in ths .1ppeak, by
order otsGen. =Beauregard, denonncing The
officers of 0Ol.sJ s. Scott 8 Louisiana Cav.
airy, for rebellion at CoFinth. irssiala
9 Vicksburg was still id rebel hands on
EQH tutEs e. -
'9.ii L.-. - $50, Is.
Further Particulars Of the Port
a. Republic Fight.
Z FROST ROYAL, June 15.@The results of
the battle of Port Republic, on Monday
last, between portion of Shields, division
and Jaekson's army, arehoW as6ertained al
near as can be.a The names already. given
are known to be among the killed and
wopn1ed, although many Sclassed among
the missing are no doubt badly Injured,
but our troops being compelled 70 retire
before a foe so superior, in numbers aud Ia
all other respects, except bravery, many
were necessarily left ia the field, whose
NAMES could fnot. hs3aScertained 4 aud of
thellarge uumber clussed as missing, many
will doubtless find their way back to their
regiments. The force engaged was com.
posed mostly of Western men, who did
theiFs duty n9bly as Isl efidenced by their
lighting Toe more than five times their 4
num6sF for Eve hoprs, and then retreating
in order excepting one 81 two regiments,
which were eompietely sGrr6undea' andl
e0mPe Iled TO TAXI 10 heymOunfains, maHy
OF whom made their way back to The al
vision The s7th IndidnR Regtment, Col.
Gavin, dtdinob16 duty, holding their posi-
ton on the right for fonF hours, agafnss a
vastly sqpe Ftor force, repeatedly charging
aud driving the enemy like sheep, .sls -
They left fredericksburg 500 strong and
arrived at Port Rtpbbiie with only 400,
the remainder being left along The route
eick and disahlkd, and iaftertte tight they
mu:ssEsd about 40 losing more than half
their force,
TIE 2gth aud seth Ohio regiments also