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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-01
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-01

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-01

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-01
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-01

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
A VerY sensible Determination.

NEW YORK. July 29-The Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says Earl Russell has ere
this been informed that the United States
will not permit firing OUT vessels of war
in British port TO prey upon our commerce,
and that If it is allowed to proceed we
shall not hesitate to go into British ports
to capture such vessels. If this be war
England must make the most of it.
In little while all the principal South
ern ports from Virginia to Texas will be
garrisOned with Union troops aud our whole
navy, except what may be required to keep
open the navigation of the Mississippi, will
be liberated for operations against for
eign foe.
There are indications that the British
government will take sensible view of
the course and aViod collision with US,
but it it should not we will unquestionably
have foreign war upon our hands With
out delay.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
Extracts from Richmond Papers.

FoRTRRss MOHROR. July 29.-The fsg of
truce steamer New York arrived from City
Point last evening". She brings Richmond
dates to the 9Th. The following are ex-
tracts from Richmond papers:
The Fayettville N. @. Observer states
that DIR. Morris, President Of the Telegraph
Company, should dismiss the euterprising
reporter who invented the story Of Gen.
Lee taking 5000 prisoners.
Gold is worth 81 ia Richmopd.
The Mayor of Savannah has issued q
proclamation requesting all residents Of the
city to organize for home defences, and all
managers of stores, work-houses aud other
places of business to close them at o'closk
on Monday. Wednesday and Friday, for the
purpose of drill. He directs an enrolment
to be made of every man in the city eapa-
BILE of bearing arms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
The Rebel Col. Pegram in a Tight
Place.

CINCINNATI, July 29-The following in
formation was received at headquarters
last night:
Col. Pegram, with between 1900 and
2, 900 men, crossed the Cumberland river
day or two since and moved north to-
wards Richmond. He was 10 the vicinity
of that place at last accounts.
The prevailing opinion here IN military
circles is that when Pegram started he
was not aware of the capture of Morgan,
and contemplated assisting him to escape.
The disposal of our forces in Kentucky is
such as will be impossible for him to ad-
vance much further or escape.
A Columbus special says the question
as to whether Capt. Burbeck had authority
to accept the surrender of Morgan will be
determined. Burbeck was not regularly
elected militia captain, nor had he any
command at the time of MOrgan's surren
der. Burbeck with a few companies WAS
acting as guides for Morgan, when the
latter finding our forces closing in upon
him offered to surrender to him 10 order
that he might secure terms TO suit himself.
Burbeck at once granted the terms which
Morgan proposed. A few minutes after
wards Shackelford came up and took
charge Of the gang, refusing to recognise
the terms of surrender
Morgan will probably De sent back to
Columbus and lodged in the penitentiary.
The draft takes place in this State in q
few days. 1854
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
war IN Greece.

BosToH, July 2s.-Dr. King writes to the
Traveller from Athens, Greece, under date
of July 4th, as follows: am now in the
midst of civil war Party spirit and love
Of rule have at length divided the soldiers
and citizens into two hostile bands, and in
the streets aud squares Of the city blood
has been flowing for two days. July lat
and 2nd the battle was incessently raging,
and the sound Of guns and cannon told rs
that the work of death was going on.
Yesterday, through the Intervention Of
the ministers Of the three protecting Pow
ers, France, England and Russia, a truce
of 4s hours was proclaimed which will end
tonight or to morrow. aud the above nam
ed ministers have proclaimed that if any
fighting should Commence during the time
of the truce they will all leave the place,
go on board ships and invite all under
their protection to go also, cut of all con-
nection with a country from which true
patriotism seems TO be lost.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
8g Ieleataph.

From the Army of the Potomac.
NEW YoRK, July 29.-The Herald has
the following:
OK THE RAPPAHAEHoCK, July IA
Union force now occupies the North bank Of
the Rappabaunock river, near the station.
The Notifications erected by General Pope
serve to screen our pickets from the enemy's
observation. Their pickets mounted sud
dismOunted are in plain view, and cavalry
patrol their beats within short carbine
range.
The river at this point is not fordable
for large force. although It would be pos
sible for a small body of cavalry to CROSS.
1t is stated by rebel prisoners that Stuart
no longer commands the rebel cavalry, but
has been assigned to an infantry corps and
has been succeeded in cavalry by Fitz hugh
Lee.
New YORK, July 29.-WashiDgtou des-
patches to the Herald says, it is stated by
secession symPathisers in this city, usual
ly well informed in regard to the rebel
movements, that Gen Lees army is to Oc
cupy its former position south of
the Rappahannock, at fredericksburg
There is reason to believe the government
anticipated such q movement of the rebel
forces. The destruction Of what remained
of the wharVes and building at Aqua
Greek three days ago by the rebels, is an :
other evidence of this determination, as it
was evidently to embarrass as much as
possible the re establishment of the base of
our supplies at that place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
New York Market.

New YORK, July 20.
Four opened dull and closed heavy at
5@lOc lower; 9O@5 Is for extra State.
8 5O@5 60 for extra X. h. o, and 6597
for trade brands.
Whisky heavy and declining at As.
Wheat dull and lie lower, I@l I6 for
Chicago spring, BIOL % for Nil. club
and 229l &c for winter red Western.
Corn opened steady and closing heavy
and dull, new 7l@T3 for western.
Wool quiet without material change.
Sugar steady st lO@lI4, for New Or
leans.
Pork dull and lower. IL 1901 1911 for
old mess, Is 259I3 "a for shoulders and
s3C9s3 for hams. Bacon sides dull.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
Letter from an Officer on board the
Chippewa

NEW YORK, July 20.=Fhe following ira
letter from an officer on board the Ohippe-
wa. in Charleston harbor: .l..t1 4 ~
CHARLESTON, July ls.-The ChiPPaWa
has 0aiued great credit for going nearer
than any other EunbOat and firing faster
and making the shOta. Yesterday We were
on the right of the woodensides, next to
the Monitor. The rebels gave ns bat very
few shots. giving most Of their IRE TO the
Monitors, Irousides and batteries. The
gunbOats were at work from o'clock in
the morning till after Z in the evening"
The iron clads engaged the rebels at little
after II o'clock, but our attack Was play
compared to il. n the move had been
made two or three hours earlier than il
was, Fl Wagner would have been ours at
this present moment. After they got IN IL
was so dark they say who lived TO get out
again, that the rebels fred on rebels, union
on union. Sumter killing as many rebels
as il did of our men, our batteries killing
and Wounding as many friends as foes.
The carnage, for shall not call it any
thing else, was awful. Our loss was from
TOO to 1000 killed, wounded and missing.
Il is stuted that the Massachusetts, 54th
led the van and all hut six officers we're
killed, wounded or prisoners. They fought
very hard.
Our men were in the fort some two
hours, aud it was nothing but he confusion
and darkness, not being able to tell friend
from foe, them to give way.
Fort Wagner is destined to be ours. Il
will be, for Gilmore is not the mau to give
up. H... UTs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30

pY virtue of deed of assignment to me made by
ID David Jenkins on the sd day of March, 1851,
recorded In Deed Book No. g. pages 81 % and 2S OF
Hancock County, Virginia, hereby offer at private
sale all the following property, TO wit: A certain
parcel of land and premises situated adjoining the
town OF New Cumberland, Hancock County, West
Va, on the Ohio river, containing two acres, two
rods and thirty-eight perches less, which
is erected first class steam saw mill in good rum
ming order, doing large business. Any person de
string safe and paying Investment will be satisfied
by making 1t in this property. also offer at private
sale by virtue of SAID assignment a fne two story
frame house and lot situated in said town Of New
Cumberland, but few yards from the saw mill.
This house is very commodiousy and pleasantly
situated, Out,buildings excellent.
The foregoing property will be offered at private
sale until the LIST day OF Sept mber next, which
day, not sold prior thereto will then be offered at
public sale the premises comm ncing at the hour
Of 10 o'clock, A. N. ANY person DESTROYS Of purcha-
sing either both of the properties above de- cIibed
will please call on address the undersigned at
Freeman's Landing, Hancock County. West Va,
who will give any information desired. Terms of
payne reasonable.
juI7 Ems THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
Another Raid by the Pirate FlOridi

HALIFAX, July 29.-The brig Devensaut
with Bermuda dates to July 2Ist, arrived
to-day. . ...--
The privateer Florida arrived at BerDu-
da on the 10th to repair damages to her
machinery aud take in coal She anchor
ed at the first outlet aud on the following
day was allowed to enter the harbor.
She ssluted the British flag and the sa-
lute was returned.
A considerable interchange of ciyilities
has taken place between the officers Of the
Florida and the shore. The papers have
been filed with communications laudRtOFy
of the officers and crew since the sdVices
of the 18th. The Florida has destroyed
twelve other vessels; the name Of only one
is given. .. -..-
bound from New York to MarsailIes, with
n cargo of lard, mostly on French account
was captured OD the 9Th. in latitude 40
north. After the capture her stores were
removed.
The Florida sailed within so miles of
New York in search of the Ericsson which
she CHI sed some time, but the Ericsson
escaped in gale. She shortly after de-
stroyed the Nash.
There had been serious alterations he
tween the members of the 39th regiment
and rhe men OF the bIockaders in Bermuda,
but the authorities promptly interfered
and restored quiet
Exaggerated accounts of Lees raid we're
brought ny the blockade runners.
The Venus, from Wilmington, with dates
to the 10th says: Harrisburg is in Lees
hands, and other accounts are quite rs
correct.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30

E5- The ORGAN GRIHDERs.-A Philsdel-
phia contemporary congratulates its readers
on being relieved of the presence of the
Lazaroni of the city as represented by the
organ grinders, plaster of Paris image ma
kers, etc. It says: Essex street, in old
Moyamensing, once the abode of the Laza-
ronf-monkeys, nd-Organs, hurdy CUR
dies. trained dogs and kangaroos-is now
as quiet as church yard. There is a
cause for the absence of the lazy BOhemi-
ans. The enforcement of the draft fright
ened them from their propriety. if they
ever had any. The old and the young, the
blind and the crippled, supposed that they
were all to be pressed into the service of
the country. II never was in their con-
temptation to eight. Their mission was to
supply music for the million, and thus
awaken pleasing thoughts. Such a thing
as drawing a sword, or shoulderiug mus
ket, was too horrible to them for contem-
plation. The enroller, whose bailiWick
included the abode of the Lnzaroni, made
his appearance one day. 1t required sew
eral hours before he could obtain Il proper
idea of spelling the names that were given
him. Besides this drawback, the rffiuvia
arising from the abiding places of men and
monkeys were such as to nauseate the feel
ings of the representative of our venerable
Uncle Samuel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
Annointad and nismissed.

WAsHIxsroN, July 0--Connander
Henry A Wise has been appointed chief Of
bureau of ordnance in the navy depart
ment
In the list Of dismissals from the militia
~ service for week ending Saturday last,
as officially aDuouneed. are the following :
Major Granville, Of the 7th o. 8. infantry,
tor disloyal conduct and the utterauee OF
disIoyal sentiments; Capt. W. a. Bark,
I9th O.sV. / for reasonable language and
disioyAity; Lieut. W. R. Deselra, 18Th Ohio
Vols, for unbecOming letter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
R.ebel Disnatohes.

NRw YoRK. July 20 Rebel dispatches
dated Morton, July 2lst, state no change
in affairs TO day. The enemy was engaged
in tearing up track between Brandon and
Jackson they burned the depot at the lat
ter place last night. Grant is preparing
to fall back as there is no water in his
front. Our army has gone into permanent
camps. Grant is reported shipping troops
down the Mississippi river for the purpose
OF attacking Mobile. Lieut.. Gen. Hardee
has arrived and taken command, uudtr
whom Johnston and PembertOn's corps
will ..be organized immediately and placed
in the field.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
Rebel Statement of the Attack on
Fort Wagner.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-The Charleston
Mercury's account of the late attack on
Fort Wagner, admits our forces held their
position in the fort over an hour under a
most CALLING FIRE. The rebels captured
over, TWO hundred prisoners, including a
few negro troops, and buried over 500 OF
our dead. Rebel loss estimated at 100 :
Rebels state the bombardment WAS terrific,
but their men were amply protected by
bomb proofs. The Atlanta Confederaey o.
the 23d states that that city is preparing
to defend itself from an anticipated attack
by Rosencrans.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
patlp SsateI1tgeneer
-Thursday Morning, Jnly 80, 1858.

EfrKATE BRowE-Many of our readers
are familiar with this young woman who
is now confined in the county Jail. She
was arrested about ten mouths ago in Brax-
ton county, charged with climbing up a
poll aud cutting the Government telegraph
wires. She was brought here and commit
ted to Jail, but after few months of inn
prisonment she was released upon condi-
ton that she would not go.back to Braxton
Instead of observing the terms of her re-
lease. she went straight back to BraxtOn
and resumed her old tricks, when she was
again arrested and brought to this city,
where she has since been confined. With
in the past two or three days she has be-
come so intensely violent as to be an abso-
Int nuisance, not only to the occupants of
the Jail but TO every body in the neighbOr-
,ood. No enraged 6shwoman ever exceed
ed her in profanity and blackguardism, and
n more deprsyed creature never lived. She
is so shockingly profane and vulgar that
any decent person who comes in contact
with her is compelled to retire in disgust.
She curses the jailor every time her food is
brought and instead OF eating her meals
she throws them out of the window. She
yells like Yahoo all through the night,
and pounds upon the door of her cell con-
tinualIy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30

EW-THE THEATRE.-Anotber highly de-
lighted audience attended the theatre last
evening to witness "Satan in Paris" and
Loan of Lover" Miss Mollie Williams
effected the changes for her different char
acters with remarkable rapidity and was
at home in all of them.
Mr.. f. L. Keller, the manager, is one of
the most reliable actors in the country.
We never knew him to undertake any
thing that he did not do we'll. Mrs. IL. A
Perry is an actress of great experience
and most decided merit, besides which she
is an accomplished lady. NJ. D. Lacy, Mark
Bates, Sheldon, the funny man, and in
fact almost every member of the company,
are entitled to much credit for the faith
fulness with which they perform the differ
ent parts assigned to them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30

B6- MISS MoLLlE WILLIAMS. - This
young acress, who is now performing at
Washington Hall, seems to have been quite
favorite in Buffalo, as well as other
places. The Courier. of that city, in speak
ing of her performance of Capitola, in the
Hidden Hand, says:
"Miss williams proved herself to be the
star OF the occasion: Her Capitola was
genuinely fne piece of acting. She bad
evidently determined TO make the charac
ter her own, and succeeded so well as to
defy criticism. All the vivacity, dash, da-
ring and pathos, which belong to the part,
found full expression in Der impersonation;
and although we have always been com
PEELED to place high estimate upon the
talents of Miss Williams we confess to u
surprise over her rendition of Capitola.
The audience manifested the most unqual.
hed delight, and at the end of the play
both she and Mr.. Ryan were enthusiast
caliy called before the curtain. We con-
graduate the talented young sou6rstte upon
her success of Saturday night"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30

B6-MoRGAN's TRAPs.-Oaptain Moore,
Quartermaster at this point, sent down
from Wellsville yesterday four large wag-
on loads of saddles. brides. and other old
traps which were captured from Morgan at
the time of his surrender. Quite a number
of the horses that the guerrilla chief left
along his route have been picked up and
sent here.