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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24

esEEflss ~ FHE5 6F4I RLEcFIqg
FkEcENeE nseti9g of.ths,y voters Of the
9th election precinct was held at the Court
House last evening; DE- a. sRFodd was
called to the chair and MejorH O. Flesher,
Tas PP9oiRtsd sseretf q ~. cSldf 76li
explained that the object Of The meeting aet
was to appoint delegates % tbsrnassl coun-
ty convention which win assemble at the
Court House Qp. Saturday. neztsl op.mo.
foE4 ST NE aEf GsldY veil sbs ehaigl oipteqie
committee Of pine tor dsSignater suitable
PsaFIsfP9s TO represent t5iP precinct ip said
convention, The chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen Il, q ), Williams, james
Bodlsy' br.iJi q. HpPp; 3G. T. oFttalmm1r5eiFi,
Wm.a Paxton, James Warden N. C.
Arthur, Ro6t. s. irwin aud Robert Camp
belI3 .sy ~ ~ II iFaib .la-S4o1 gaa tig o.
. The. committee retired, and the coutse
Of half an hour reported the .namsslsof
the following gentlemen for the action of
of the nesting James .iB'odley,s GsQiaK.
Wheat, A. B. Caldwell, Roberts. Irwin
and Fred. Myets, ~ o,i5 ~ .ss55si w. 2i5
s4on motion ofFar. Berryaill, tlleareport
Of the committee wasadoptsd. les Ia ar
q. On r. motion Of NJ, Johnson
ings; were iiorderef to tbeip1 blisheda in the
LntettigeRcef. iris{t si1iss -. J.le
B6-. AAisA4QTE.= We neglected ;yester-
day, morning to acknowledge the compli-
medt paid to US by Captain Hamit mon
P 3l9o'E Guard. The company appeaped
in front Of our ofHee-on Wednesday even
ing and cred a;salate inl6o6dfof ttieyfaai
settlement BY the Presidents proclamation
Of the New State question. - 2 i.sS1
eB7MoRRf PRrsoEERs.4On Wed nestlay
evening another lot of about thirty IRE rebel dS
prisoners arrived In the city from Beverly
andswere committed to the Athenedm: IN
the. lot there were rebel soldiers, bush
RIhElsgo x hSS 81 thieves, citizens aud, SO
forth. W. x9i, "a sjas5 81
i..S -s--- - - 1900. .,5s ia
B8 DRNoNST4TIoH AT GIEH EAsToS.z
There iwillfbe a New State demonstration
at Glen .Eastoni tomorrow. Saturday at
one 2. NJ, Speaking patadtug and can |
nonfring arein the programme 10y y s1i d,
sB8rTHE WHEELrNa CT AssIoADAC6DEM4.. |
The examination of the scholars of this
is now going on: The exhibi:
ton will take place discovering at WASH.
ington Hall. All are invited to attend.
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Siege of YIcs burg.

NEW YoRK. April 23.ZRi chmond papers
received I'M the arm epntss the follow
Jackson, lliss 4i5sIz III Eight gun.
boats passed YicksbnFg last night, one
was burned. 20
/ 1t is beIfeYed that Wei sbutg Htfll be at.
tackled within
Sixty-to steamers left Memphis for
Vicksburg, With soldiers and negroes.
Jaekson,. Aiss., APrl 1s.-The enemy's
batteries opposite Vfcksb6fgs oPs6ed fhre.
on the mofning Of hsCti7t6 inst, aud
ceased late in the afteFnoona No damage
~ e The Pirats AlabSamaa.isaa e. as !, ss
aPRoyrDEaOE, r. II April 3. Tho bark
Sea Ringer aFriyed here this morning.
from Zeuzibar, with svalu able cargos ! -;
Capt Dow says that on the 18th Of
March, he Was spoken in Iat, e 1orth and
35e west, by vessel which lhe,b believes
vas thea diana: 3 Slowing Hamburg
ioloFs ne escapeu. =ssratr
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Railroad 9 Conyention.

sdsSS444 OSsA OOat CnG4Un' IA
New YoRK, April % AT. a. meeting of
gentlemen representing the Erie, New York
Central, PsnpSy Iyapia, and North and
South Shore Railroad lines. held at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel day, the following reso-
ilutions were adopted. $50,
Resoteed, That this Convention adjourn
to meet at the American House, Buffalo, at
10 a: NJ, April 26th, reconsider the sub
ject of paying commissions on passenger
traffic, and the proposed advance in the
rates upon emigrapt trayel.,,4 f5.t;f..r.
RoSokUed, That the friends of all the rail-
way lines between Boston, New, York,
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, and the cities
of Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago. and
connecting lines beyond those cities, be in
Ivited to attend the meeting in Buffalo, OF
send one delega te to represent their com
pahies, with full powers 70, act upon the
subject TO be submitted to the ,considers-
ton of the Convention. 81.
$50 & ATLAS MARsH, Prest,t.o1 !,
LEWIS z, q Atlg 8RP Sse'y.aaas s4gst fosii5
a. Pair of Department rait dia5
- !, sils3ii''t.. Caught, .loaig :,
INV YORK, April % .g1amees S. Addi-.
son, clerk in the Adj9taRt Generals Office.
ia l Washington sa and Anthony Addison.
chief clerk Of the Pension bureau, have
been caught in the act Of carrying rebel
mails. The tormeT has been in the war
department thirty years and has. had act
cess TO all important orders and movements.
Both own farms in Maryland and keep up.
daily communication an By means of car
rtages. s.s,,ss; s.3.,7,ll, s,;i:,,,o eo.i
Reyr John Martin, who with his family
mas also .6een arrested lives near5 them and
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sz From RiiK1sBE ls .s. g z Z
8 HkADotART kstY OF TIE P6T6NSG;
April 23. "A 4hiet oa the RappahannScf
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RaS- DEGENERATION At G1EN EAssTloN;..---
There iwillibe a New State demonstration
at Glen sEastonis morrow. Saturday, at
one 2. NJ Speaking pakedilg! and can.
'nonefriug aref6 the programmed l9y sHi Z,
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an Invalid. s1ssii :. asasalse'5l
P6biisHed To- the behsHt md Is q Idrniid4E Rssd
canton ~ young men who stiier nom D.
bIlit5, Decay, g s. de ss me
time the meAnknf Self pRoa E5one Wis has cured
hirselF afssF beng fitst6s great expense thr6dt6
medical imp6IdEi0n and qulcltery. By enclosing 4
postpaid aei S, al s53siiE1 may be
had Of the author, y A1sI4A lSIsE5 lIAYFAIR.E Esq,
15rd Kinsa %, SSolE York . lapEI5aRw 8
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Es69oTz1s e = 19.Ek5 q M PipHSBs.s !
A1nN A. 3, EIdld SO -, *
ths En3E 81 Esle bI II ,o5s6dof 659G75
Jos. GRAVES co,
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are charged for. as eatdsg z Persons writing.
such articles will; please bear this IN mind.
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ReEnIari Pocket for oaptinn. Is .
Ihai stealibr 81 GeEFsa Capt. BGxI6f,
win ran a. gulae daily
lpSelEet Nesa " eslins i1d Captini.4
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a lot 81 d s,ladies apparel and some toilet
articles were found an an obscene book. writs
sen by Charles Paul De Kock, q pair of
steebknupkiers and other things whicht0o
plainly indicated7 the character sof. the
owners: =
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IS - liDISSOIUTI0N. s = 80. -
Ii FHR Co-P4 RTNERsHIP heretofore ssxiStinE 10.
II tween Alex. a rn ltEong, Jos AEnnStrOue Hmm
nd Valt IN the maui
pfgapeE, EitSr The style o. ARAEsRROEGSE r.
this Day by mntntt c1nseat The lusfT,teil
VI N BY fhs aiessEl. Armstrong
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

hEE YoREi DeeemberT.
Further by the Columbia at ST. Johns:
Inc London Morning Post announces that
the English Government is about, with regret
TO decline giving its adherence to the EuroPear
Congress Is says that the purpose OF the Elm.
peror Is regarded with admiration hut m
means proposed are not considered as effectusI
The Patrte publishes = statement, under re.
serve tnat the Emperor, without wishing to
draw up programme for the Congress, has ex
pressed the opinion that it should be ebiedV oc.
cupied with the consideration Of the uuestions
OF Poland, Of the German Duchies, OF koIne ~
Venice, Of the refjrm TO be introduced in tbe
Principalities Of Romanea,
The Paris correspondents of the London Times
hrmer sTsry day,
Active warhks preparations are progressing
In Denmark. Eleven thousand soldiers and al
war vessels are fitted out
The Polish question still locks threatening.
Arrests In warsaw we're very frequent
LONDON, NOV. z4-The argument in the case
Of the Alexandria is concluded The Govern
ment VIII take time 70 consider its Judgment
LlTEHPOoLi Nov. 23.-COtton has an upward
higher. |s
There has been no regular Corn market since
the last accounts.
The markets. firm for all kinds ofBreadstufs.
Provisions, quiet.
Pork, inactive: Bacon, ouiet and steady
Lard, nrmsr; Sugar, active and prices still ad.
Tanclng Petroleum, advancing
LONDON, Nov. 4--Breadssuhs, upward and
prces advancing.
Sugar, buOyAnt; Coffee. srn Tea, quiet.
American Securities, Illinois Central shares
2ss82ld discount Erie, E496e
,.S Sc.onsn's, for money -elossd on Monday at
LivEsPooL, Nov. al.-Cotton, closed hrm.
Corn market hrm; Wheat, upward
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07
Gilmore BOmbardlng the City,
Rumor that Burnside is Assigned
to the Command Of the Army
of the Potomac.
Arrest Of the Reading Rioters.
LATE EOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.
lord Russell Not Resigned,
England Hesitates to go into the
European Congress.
FROn FORTREss mONROR.

1 toRTREss MoNRoE, December l.
1 me iOloWlng Iiems OF Southern news are ex.
| traeted from late Richmond papers;
train arrived At Dalton this evening, bring.
/ log wounded troops. Our forces are stiIi sIovTy
falling back slowly, followed by the ensrpT
There was firing all day yesterday.
| CHARLEsToN, November 80 The Yankees. To.
| DAY hred twenty two mortar shells at Sumter
One man was killed.
CHAKLEsrOE, December 1.-The Yankees fred
ten shells at the city last night. Three buildings
we're struck.
The enemy reconnoitered to PocotsilRo. carry.
| ing on tWenty-seven negroes.
sEooNp DIsPATcH.-The enemy fred sixteen
shells into the city this afternoon Several buiId-
lngs were struck. One woman was severely
CKARLEsToS, December 2.-Tbs enemy opepe5
nre this afternoon on the city and threw six
smells; A concentrated fire from our batteries
caused them to cease firing.
BRISTOL, December 2.-The firing at Knoxville
officially confirmed.
OEAsaE c; f., December 2-There has been no
hghtiDg to-day The enemy still make show
on our front but are believed to be falling back
20 IecEoss ths hsPldan without fighting, or they
are gong 70 Fredericksburg to winter
MOBILE December 2-DiscouraRinQ sccounts
are gwen OF desert1ons in Priee's army Banks
WIN oO,OVO troops, has captured Brownsville He
aia not capture over fifty bales Of cotton
ATLANTA, December 1-Claiborne's Division
engaged Osterhaus one mile this side Of Rin0-
gold, on Friday, driving HIM bset. The enemy
are In our front at Ringgold and our troops are
in line Of battle advancing.
AILASIA. Dec; 2-The enemy are entrenching
There was heavy firing YESTERDAY at CbarIas-
ton, Tennessee.
The enemy burned q portion Of RinqgoId tn
DAY and retired atter destroying the bridges and
railroad track at Chiekamaugs
The Yankees hold Cleveland and are advancine
on Charleston, Tennessee. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

-. NV YoRK, December 6.
The steamer Evening Star has arrived from
New Orleans, bringing dates to November Pstb.
VIA HaVanna December lst.
Among her passengers sra General Vsudeyer.
gus. w NJ
IN the 25th General Lee, with 500 Federal Cav.
airy, attacked the 18th Texas and 2d louisiana
rebel cavalry and drove them Camp Pratt 10
within four miles Of Vsrmillion Bayou Here
the "a and Sd Illinois cavalry made gallant sa-
ore charge and broke the enemy's Aank, captur-
ing one commissioned officer aud sixty-nine
nryeta7, mostly from the 4th Texas, with their
arms and horses.
Eight reOels were killed and large number
wounded. few days previously We surprised
camp OF rebels twenty miles from New iberia,
ana captured six officers and 6fty-three men, q
large number Of horses and arms belonging to
the lst LOUISIANA mounted ZOuaTes. Two rebels
we're killed. No news from Texas
ne ,steaIner Brazil rom st. Johns was fred
L1sV sgOIe Day on sara On the oath and received
about iorty balls. The negro cook was Injured,
out no one else was injured on board the BOAT.
Inc steamer Black Hawk was fred into near
the mouth OF Red River, on the 2Ist bY ak OF
seven rebel cannen from the west bank of the
MISSISSIPPI. She took FIRE and was run to the
opposite side ofthe rlver, when the flames were
exungushed BY the crew. The gunboat Chock.
TOW soon afterwards arrived The boat was
saved and the heavy guns Of the ChocktoW put
the rebels 10 hight. Two persons aefe K ned On
the biack Hawk two wounded and the boat
badly damaged. She reached New Orleans IN
der the escort OF our gunboat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

THE DRAFT IN THE FIRsr WARD.-Tbe
citizens of the First Ward who sre suOiec. ,c
draft, will hold q meeting at National Hall
on Monday evening at O'Clock, to adopt
measures for filing up the quota of the Ward
by voluntary enliStments. Our quota il
about ninety men. This number must be ha
by voluntary enIistments, credited to US, o.
they must be drafted from the Ward. By
suitable sxertiOns g large portion of thi.
number can be supplied by enlisting men
from Canada and elsewhere.
We call on the young men to turn out to
this meeting. You have an interest in this
movement and now is your time to profit
by it.
We call on the business men of the Ward
to aid in this effort Il is for your intsrt st to
do so. We have no men to spare from the
Ward. It will be serious Inconvenience to
business to take this number of able bodi, d
men from the active smPloyments in which
they are engaged. 1t will affect the price Of
labor and leave many families dependent t
and to be cared for by those who remain at
home. IfyOu feel any interest in the repu-
tatiOn Of the Ward, or the prosperity of the
town, meet US at National Hall on Monday
evening.
There will be speaking, reports of commit
tees, DC.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
Us. BROwx, sec'y.
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BOILER RxPLOSTON

ALBANT, n. r. Dec a
The boiler ofthe steamer Issae Newton, ex-
Wloded last even ng about IL O'Clock when op-
posite Spuyten Duyvel Greek, Just below Yonk-
er5. The tire from the furnaces were blown into
the cabin and the wood work took Ore, the
names spread feanully, center Of the boat burn
log nercely, fortunately two tows nesr by and
Immediately went TO the rescue Of the passan-
gers All uninJured were taken of and Il is h.
heTed that all not instantly killed were saVed
The baggage master, Wilson Dedrisk must have
been blown to atoms as he was in the baggage
room between tbs Two boii ers, two freu1en q
smith and Richard Laman, must have been in
stsntly killed As their bodies were seen in the
boiler room and could not be reached on account
OF the hlmes. The head waiter informs me he
saw ooules OF three men believed to be deck pas-
sengers ling in the gsDg-Wsy, but they could not
ne rescued owing to the rapid speed ofthe dauoes
man named Thomas Lardiu, died after reach
ing fonker's, George Wells Of Rochester, was
sesldedin the face and hands, but not seriously.
FhoInans Hudson and brother Of Cohoes were
very seriously scalded Michael McLsupheu A
fireman, vas badly injured, also J. Penderqrass
smother fireman, II or IA Of the injured are ar
fonekeTs' and have not tsen able 70 ascertain
their nsne1, but hope 70 soon.
The boat vas burned to the Watar edge with
all he freight and baggage in less than thirty
Inc Total loss Is between 300 900 and 400 600
dOllars, no passengers In the upper orloger lad
les cabins, we're injured.
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FROM mRMPHIs

M. ..- CAIRO, December
cotton and Memphis papers TO the Sd, has ar
rived The Bulletin says that cotton was less
aeuve than on any day previous sales, one
hunnred and seVenty-tWO bales at forty cents to
ne Rebels made raid on Salisbury and tore
up the railroad track for some distance, burning
me tles, bending the rails and destroying the
have captured some forty prisoners and num-
twenty -four hours -
A report IS In circulation that the rebel Gene
LOT Torl, niteen miles from Holly Springs, Miss, on
ihursaay last, with seventeen regiments num-
Derng from eight thousand to ten thousand men
can refute the charges against him in regard 10
deirauding the government
Nlnsty-three rebel prisoners from Vicksburq
were brought up on the Hilnlsn and viii be SEM
from Louisville, also arrived
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

MEETING IL THE FOURTH WARD sATuR-
DAY E7ENIEe There was a large gathering
Of the citizens Of the Fourth Ward on satur.
day night, to take further action In the work
Of raising volunteers. Spirited speeches
we're made BY General CrowsII, Charles Brad
burn, Esq Judge starkweathsr, and others.
Mr.. Hall, chairman of the businesr commit
tee, made report of what had been accom-
Plished since the last meeting. Mr.. Daneler,
Treasurer of the Association, reported as ts
the Finances and the prospect of raising the
quota Of the Ward. The Trsasurer's appeal
for more funds was answered BY liberal con-
tributiOnS, many former contributors dlubIinR
their donations.
A resolution was passed to the effect that
ihe Old Fourth Ward should never come to a
draft, cost what it may to raise its quota Of
troops by paying bOuntiss to volunteers,
After listening to the sweet music of Clark's
Brass Band the meeting adjourned TO meet
again on Saturday evening next.
The Business COMMITTEES are requested to
meet at the Osios of John c. erannis, at IL
O'Clock tO-dsy.
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NEW YORK nIARKKT-Dse. s.
lBT TELHsRAPH.l

81 I1LlakAPH.l
OOttOn-Market steady with fair demand ssIes
at 79ans0c for Mlddipg Upands
tlOur-market less active and scarcely % firm,
and prices are unchanged.
sales at o 30 1635 Tor Extra State; e745a7 50 for
extra round hsopsd ohio s7,55d19 81 for trade
brands. Closing dull with buyers al outside quo
tHiiOns -
,WhisIxV-Firmer. bnt very irregular and unset
tied sales at sc for Western for large parcels IA
torlte brands = sstern SIC Is refused.
Wheat-Market less active but without decided
ChanEe.
ssles at sI,4sal,4s 'or Chicago Spring; sIss for
win er red Western
Barley More actl-e at 81 ,sSgl,G5 for State and
81, ,35 for auBda and Western
COrn-MArket dull and drUopfnR
sales a tl,asol.2i for shipping mixed Western 10
store; 81, q afoat
Oats-in good demand and market hesvy
choice o -0''0' 7- ''4'
AVOOl-Market quiet and nominally UNCHANGED
Petroleum Excited and decidedly frmer Sales
Al tor refined IN bOnd; 5Un57 tor rednedfree
AIS l-oO bbs for December at SIC; 100 bbls DO for
January at sc for refined in bond
Pork-markst firm with fair demand.
sales AZ sl6,75 for OLD mess Sls,s7kGIs 80
for new do slz,00 Al2,75 for new prime; sl6msa
prime mess al S1lOOi alsJ l,5OO bbls new mess for
februa-y at t2I,O0
Beef-Quiet ani steady
Bacon sides-ln moderats request Sales at
II for city loDg clear and long cut hams
City. ss>sS 'S'
Lard-Quiet
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LATE FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Steamer Pired intO Eby Guerrillag
Large Union Enlistmsnts There.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsEIEeTON, December G.
The Presidents message, according 10 pres.
ent aspects, will not be forwarded 70 CONGRESS
| until Tuesday.
There is much conversation relative TO the
course OF the Clerk ofthe House OF Representa-
ives IN making up the roll OF OGmembers
Inc law 70 regulate the duties Of the Clerk in
IN preparing Tor the Organization Of the House
passed on the third OF March last, providedes
thas before the next meeting ofthe next Con-
gress and Of every subsequent Congress. the
Clerk OF the next preceding House shall make a
toll OF the Representatives elect and place
thereon the names OF all persons and Df sue \
persons only whose credentials chow that they
we're regularly elected in accordance with the
states.
On enquiry to-day il is found that no ereden-
tials have been fled from Minnesota, Kansas or
California up to this time. All the other States
have been filed and all are correct except West
Nlrginia. Last Friday the Clerk teleQraphed TO
the Secretary Of State Of Western Virginia to be
here BY Monday 10 correct the return from that
state He viii doubtless arrive IN time. On the
same day he also sent dispatches to Vermont,
New York aud Connecticut, the last two OF
which have already fled corrected credentials.
The Union or Republican members of the
20 nou5e holo caucus at the Capitol tonight.
Nj. Ortn Of Indisna placed in nomination Mr.
Coliaxi and this was sgreed to without dissent
and BY reclamation. denominations we're made
for the other officers Of the House, the subject
being held in reserve for future consideration
long discussion took place bringing under
review the acts Of the present Clerk ofths House
Mr.. Etheridge, who, It is SAID, had omitted from
the lists the names Of legally certified members
elect ior iniormallties in their certificates
whether this is so or not, 1t is certain that the
printed official list Of members shows no such
omissions.
Among the members present at the caucus
we're the following from the Border States =
Messrs. smith and Anderson, OF Kentucky
bOyd, Loan and McClurge, Of Missouri Cres-
well, Davis and Thomas, Of Maryland, and sepsr,
from East VirRinia.
The Democratic or Opposition rneubera bald a
meeting In ons Of the cOmmiltee-rooms. Sixty
OF rsfeenty membeTy were present including sew
eral nom the Border States. The object 81 the
consultation was to suggest or sgree uron the
proper mems to eones6frats What vac rsgsrded
as the Union or Conservative elements No
nominations were made. The meeting adjourned
to meet again on Monday.