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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09
!. .si''uEeATlOE OF TuE UNITED STATES

OF THE UNITED STATES,
80, LoFDoS, April g, 1868. y :,
'Amid the multitude of fraudulent aud
dishonest enterprises from this kingdom to
furnish supplies to the rebels in the United
States, through the pretense of destina.
ton to some port in Mexico, it give me
pleasure to distinguish one which has u
different aud creditable purpose. Messrs
,HoWelI aud zirman7 have furnished me
with evidence, which is perfectly satisfac-
tory to me, that they are really bound to
Mattamarasl with = cnFgo. sintgHded for the,
aeziranss i therefore very cbesrfdlly give
themlthis certificate at their request. It is
not the disposition ofthei government of
the United States toiinterfere 10 any way
With an honest neutral trade, aud it is
deeply to be regretted ,thnt Fthe frauds
which have beenIso extensively practised
to throw it under suspicion. a.-
i4. r ,-lra lGHARTEl FpASotS sAnAuS i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09
In debt.
=, V. --TIL - In {

A t Rules held in the clerks Office Of the-court Of
IA the county of AccomHck, July 9TH, 1852.
George 8. Rogers, Pltff.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09
* Rules held In tie clerks ONCE Of the eopr. of
IA the county OF Aecomaek, July 7th, 1862
Betsy Grosley, PItE. n
Harriet a. Wise, Def.

The object Of this suit Is to recover from the de-
fendaut, Harriet A. Wise, the sum OF fty dollars,
with interest from the LIST day Of March, 1859, till
paid, subject to q credit of two years interest.
Ahidayit having been made in conformity to an
act 70 amend and reenRct the act passed July 26th
tain debtsa passed February sth 1882 whereby "a e
saif detendantis deemed pen resident Of this Stats
an order Of publication IL awarded against the said
defenahnt aud It Is ordered that tt sad defendant
do appear within one tmoptn after due publication
hereof and do what Il necessary to protect her in
terests. and that copy OF this order be published
in the IntslEeueer paper Published in thecfty OF
Wheeling, once week, for fotr successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the count house o
this County, on the first day of the next county
court. ~
Test:
aPr9-4twS- J. .AIIWoRTH, C. A! o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09

rule con4ideratiop Of jRsttce, then unques-
tto8ably YSr must M sape sooner or later /;
and and certainly, unless tbs temper of the
country alters, it is ditie1lt to see how it
can be avoided. II IT shepld come it will
ee5F5seeinly be some consolation 70 the pres
ent goyeFnmsnt 70 refisft that they have as
yet done nothing 70 Jus tily a declarat ation1 Of
war ,o1 the, part Of the nericans. az Indeed,
excepting the single sass Of the Alabama,
1t ts Impossible 70, Ppint to any one act
which offers any just greands oficompliaint
I TO The American can government
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09
John j. wise nan

A Rules held in tlis clerks Office OF thecourt Of
"A the county OF Accomack, July, 9Th. 1862.
Nathaniel Topping, Pin. ON
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09

Henry A. Wise, &C., survivors, Defts
The object of this suit is to from the deieu.
dants, Henry A. Wise, John J. Wise, and George D..
Wise survivors Of themselves and O. Jennings Wise,
the Of six hundred dollars, with interest from
18th day of September, 1860. 80 'is ta
Affidavit having been made in conf rn1ity to an act
entitled can act staying the collection OF certain
debit" passed February sth, 1852, whereby the sad
defendants arc deemed non residents Of this State;
an order Of publication is awarded against the id
defendants and 1t is ordered that the said defendants
do appear within one month after due publication
hereot ard do Whatis necessary to project their In
once week for four successive weeks in the Intel
igeheer, paper published in the city OF Wheeling,
this county, on the first day of tho next county
court. ,iitr'i 'i' =" -.
Test: 1t y5uflIt- syN-1N
aPr9-4tNs J.B. AILWoRTH.t CA. O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09
Rules held In the Clerks once of the Court Of
"A the county Of Aecomnok, July FtE, 1862.
a Hopkins Brothsrs pIaIntii9Ra 'n-
Ieorge D. Wise. =, dsfsnd.nt.. !.

George D. Wise, &C., defendants ~ - :
The object Of this suit Is TO recover from the de-
fepdAnts George D. Wise aud John J. Wise, the sum
Of four hundred andBixtyseyen dollars and hffyOne
cents with Interest from LIST day Of January 1851
su9teeE % the following crets viz Of ono hundred
aud thrtyeight dollars and eighty-tWo cents dated
April GOTH 1851; and one of ono hundred and dfty.
eight dollars, paid April 10Th. 1852. s.Y :
4meavit having been msds In conformity to an act
"a, amend and re-euact the act passed July QBkh
1881. entiteG "An Act staying the eoeehon Of eor-
tin debts, passed February 6th. 1882 whereby the
said defendants are deemed noh.PeEident6 OF this
State an order Of Publication fs saGhrded dgaiiist
the aid Defendants and it is ordered that the sid
defendants do appear within one month after due
publication hereof Ehd DO what Is necessary to pros
published once 4Heek for fgur suooelstTs HeekH in
The InteIIgencer, paper published IN The city of
wheeling and posted Ht the front door Of the Court
County Court gh g0i sla a9i3t ~gs
aPEs 4Ws = ,. 3. ArLYoRTH, g. 4. Q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09
''Admiral Dupont, SC.

malignant over this letter, and is again de-
voting itself almost exclusively to Ameri.
can matters, the blockade being the bur.
den Of its attacks at present. The Dolphin
alluded to in the extract from that paper
given below, was captured by the United
States vessel Wachusett, off Porto Rico, on
the 26th of March, and it is claimed that
she was not a blockade runner, but bound
from Liverpool to Nassau with cnrgo of
general merchandise. The Times says:
at is really high time, in the interests
of peace itself. that the attention. Of the
federal government should be definitely
drawn to the proceedings of its officers Ia
the mattero of the blockade5 Therecognized.
usages 6finternationaF Law are now entire.
ly ,disregsrded by that very nation which
always measured with the utmost jealousy
the, rights of belligerents. and pushed to
the extreme all the privileges of neutrals.
The story of the, Dolphin now follows on
thetstorY of ithe Peterhoff, and iseYen
worse than. its predecessor. A British
ship, hound from q British port to British
colony, was boarded and capturedI to all
appearance with as little ceremony ynas If
England and The United States had been
at war for a twelve month. We snppose
she was on the black list, and as she carr
ried no permit from Mr.. Adams she fell a
prey to the federal commander. But ii
now becomes necessary TO observe that all
these Ipruceedi0gS aregbfeeehes of public
law; and that ffathe federats persist in
pushing their encroachments as they are
now doing, the appreheusions already ex
pressed by the British admiral onSthe sta
tion are very likely to be realized. lAcol:
lisioh would be almost unavoidable # such
high: handed work is continuedR 8nt
The Daily News, which has always been
friendly to us, states.the case thqs strongly,
and hints very plalaly at the probability of
a war: Ia sHdW ., ,5eel
fis Impossible to deny thRt,the feeling
of irritation between this country and the
United States IS gradually. increasing -
There are upquestionebly faults'on both
sides. The strong sympathy displayed by
the house ofrcommons IN. favor Of the
South, upon every occasion, may rendersit
extremely difficult for ministers to .maiur.
tain neutrality. Whoever may have been
to blame for permitting the Alab4ma to
escape from the port of Liverpool, it is
ahupdanuy clear shat Lord Russell and
the subordinate authorities are thoroughly
alive to the danger of alloWiDga repetition
| ofisuch an iacident. There is NO doubt
that the foreign minister is determined to
dora DE can to,enforee thepenalties incur
sd BY those Who violate the foreign en-.
tlistment act Bot Of COURSE even Lord
fRusselIts efforts IN this direction must
6FoSel anEVailibg, unless they are support-
| edbypublico opiniOn;Rndit 1t must be admitted
| that the prospect is by no means reassnring.
II IRnr cofampoFarT, the Times, ,omitS 40 oppor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09
scHOOE HOOKS,

satlg SCHOOL BOOKS. - % .,
CoH0oL BOOKS, COPY BOOKS, 4e.. 81 allilsi5b5,si,,
y Tor sale by JOS. GRAVES & CO
marts=u No. 80 Monroe Stfest.
.DAsKETs-Ee.h have just received q large kli1rt-
ID ment 6f dne Baskets, Basket Work stSndG ChfI.
drenS Chairs and Nursery BaGkstG.
D. NIC0LL BRO,
noVE9 1o9 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09
The FeeIIngin EngIand.

The files of the English papers which
came 10 hand by thsi Hast steamers, show
cOuclusiveIy that the belligerent feeling in
Eugland has been only equalled Since the
war e@eRepFspsfd, cor eF by thet pFscedtpg the rem
dition OF the Trent with the confederate
ambassadors Mason and slidell. The pa.
pers hostile to US arslurging3 on this state
of things, add those that have always been
friendly admit that the irritation is becom,
ing very great and lay the blame on both
sides England for the fitting out of rebel
privateers and blockade runners, and the
United States for a too careless Observance
of the rules of international law, of which
they bring up as examples the, cases of the
Peterhof aud the Dolphin, and. what is
the most irritating of all, the recent letter
of Mr.. Adams, giving a certificate to ves-
sell stating to whatever federal vessel she
might fall in with that she was legitimate
trader. This much talked of letter is as
..r..t st.I4Es-r ......-.- a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-09
Hans. W: Phillips,

james W, Phillips aud Miohasl AAttsohment A In
Sweeney, late partners under the AsshmPsit
hrm name of Phillips 4 Sweeney.
The object OF this suit is to recover of the deEna
ants the sum Of four hundred aud sixty-ore ioliars
Tho defendants not having entered tlieir appear
ance, ana II appearing from affidavit filed in the
tnat they are not residents of this state on
mat they do appear here within one month ier the
uue publication of this order, aud do what may be
Shat copy OF this order be published once week
ior 10 tour success i've in newspaper printed
IN tue city OF wheeling aud also that COPY of tie
OIL Ohto county on the first day of the next county
court to ehel for said county. =
a Copy-Teste:
n CO.. GEORGE W. SIGHTS, Clerk.
--G-EaI =. SHAE1e4EhI ALLS I9r pltn aFro-lyv r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

A DETERMINED SoLDIER "A story 10
told OF a private 10 the 18th New Jersey
regiment, William Lambert BY name.
which shows thst there 10 still something
Of the old blood 10 the veins of Jersey.
men. Al the battle Of Chancellorsville,
Lambert. finding that his own regiment
was NOS going into tbs fight, III his anxi-
ETY. to meet the enemy. joined M Indiana
regiment, and fought with them bravely
until they we're ordered 10 the roar
About this time his own regiment was or
dered forward, when he at once took bis
place in the ranks and advanced again to
the conflict. At the close Of the engage
ment. however, he was among the n,iss
ing. and nothing was heard of him until
the next day. when he appeared Al the
reglmental hospital. without either hat
coat. vest or shoes, and with one arm
gone, merely observing that the srebel.
mad given him devil of a rap He had
been wounded and taken to q hospital
near the battle field, had his arm ampu,a-
ted. and then, disdaining to be idle,
walked FIVE miles to his own ho.pital.-
Upon the offer of transportation, in an
ambulance. to Aqnia Greek, he declined.
saying taat hv would ride beside the dri
yer, so that he could "see the country"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

A Fight Betpee~ TAens and an Independ-
emf Pdfrol--TArse .Hapes Killed and
E;sc Wossdb5. s

Ibonths Ne .hisstsn Mar Of MsvSsy 1vss,ssy
e On Sunday night some ssventy ave
slaves, bsloaging in the nsigAhsshsod Of
South river. Anne Arundel county, and
Queen Anne's. Prince Georges county,
Nd, stampsdsd, taking with tben,a wsg
on and cart. with horses, and bsisgjne
With them ! portion Of their eifects.--
The Pasay lefs che 6rst naned nsighbor.
hood about ii o'clock II night, and tray.
sled slI night, 1t various points on the
road being reinforced, until the number
rescued about seventy Ave.
4 Yesterday morning they we're stopped
oear the Long Old Fields" BY number
OF men styling themselves "pstrols, /"
armed with shot guns and pistols, bot
The party of slaves masssd themselvis
ssd pushed on. the pasrollen attempting
70 stop their progress and to drive them
from the teams, and when about one mile
from Fort Asigs they fred into the fuai-
tives, when il 10 s.id one OF the sIayss r..
turned the FIRE. and several OIL Or shots
we're fred. The party OF fugitives sepa-
rated and fed, and the pairollsrs also
made of.
Among the furitives we're two men and
one woman killed and Eve sounded. d
far - known. The wounded persons we're
taken in charge and brought to the city,
ssd ths company 10 different bands arrived
here yesterday aftsrnoos and during the
night-6f,y having reported ai the Con.
trabspd Camp mp 70 This nornning.
Some Of the wounded are not expected
% live One msn received four bslis, in
bic head, face, shoulder snd hip.
The facts we're reported TO the anthori
ties At once. and . detachment Of Scott
800 yesterday arrested John l.. Gray on
suspicion Of being one of the attacking
party, and he was brough, to this city
and committed 10 the Old Capitol by the
Provost Marshal. His neigLbon, howev.
er. assert that, although Nc was near the
party At the time Of the attack, he hsd nc
hasd 10 il. Cavalry are ye. out in pur.
suit Of the "patrollers."
Az one Of the gangs were passing uF
Ihs aveaas 70 the Provost Asrshsl's Once
Hr. ". d. Stewart, OF Anne Arunde
county. recognized among them ten Of hi,
slaves, aad immediately procured a wril
for their arrest under the provision of al.
Fugitive Slave lsw, from COMMISSIONS
Wdsr 8. Coz. snd placed Is ia th,
hands Of officers who went with him I.
Captain Todd's Office, where the IA gi.iv Q,
wcr, and showed the writ, but Captain
Todd refused TO give them up.
TIE shooting afKair viii be investigates
i'm nedistely.
On Inquiry We End thst most Of then
are from Anne Arundel, near Annapoli,
Junction, snd thst the stampede com
sDsac<d about q week ago, when many
left that neighborhood and made theil
way do~n to the lower part Of the coun
ty and came up by the road from r. B
doubtless Thinking that the direct road
leading to the city would Be watched b.
their owners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25
LIVE STOCK.

nrover sand Farmers willapd this the p os tNdvap-
sssous route fnr Tive storh CspactcHs fes6s vel
vsaarel and suppiisd With avery sa~veateaee havs
~ ~ onenes d c Inn andevery
sst~ptinn u paid tathesr usnts. vrou Hsvfhhay1es
where will be fosnd sveyy convenience fns feedkn9
ard resting arhsiee " offered 81 ave PhiLApk
rhls viii slso be found the shortest quick eel AaA
,,cSt dfyAct sNu t. - oh Hau v~skIviA Alteo
,.-ni-~sna with nrchsa9esthAps ~ other e
'kNOCH LRwtH .fsusva lSapt. stNanA. ~.
T. 4 N0uPr, 7ss Tick ~ ~. J seaAsirAgs
n. n. HOUSTON, uAnsfsl Yyeaaet ASsa'.
Nv. So VaNe0WeAsa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

The TINE TO FaEr.-Therc we're two
gardeners whose crop Of peas had been
killed by the frost. One Of them frstted
aud grualblsd. and said nobody vas so
nnfortun ate as he vas. Visiting his
neighbor some time after, he cried in as
t,nishmsnt, "What are these? A fine
crop Of peas! Where did they come
from 2" These are Whist sowed while
you we're fretting.'' said the neighbor
"Why, don't you ever fret?" Yes. brit
| generally put it OF till l have repaired
the mischief
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

last Saturday night, Col. Hard
- . dispatch from Col. James
had. Provost Marshal General
arsment, directing the arrest ot
Donnelly, one OF the Catholic
fthis city. Il was also ordered
sent 70 sent to St. Louis n
hpt. HAoloon. Chief OF Detsss
= repaired to the residence Of Che
|geaslenaa. and took hin into
When asked BY the e.ptain, if
what be Vas arrested for, he
I'll believe / do" The char.
~ him are not known At Head
but it 10 pre- .umed that he hss
sspondiug with Vie ssea,y. We
: has frequently avowsd himself
mist. He was paroled to report
ag, snd will b sent to St. Louis
Ays.-[St 10. H raid, 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

Yksr burned 1000 copies Of the
|ek Herald because it didn't "sUft'
in. II be wants soft sosp Ne Gao
% il oul OF tho ashes Of the burnt
Our word for il there win he
Ieh .left for thss. even Sftsr NE.
E.-[ Cor. Gin. GAsssts. "a s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25
|Dk's 1egtaeas MusterrA
OUs ~ service.

Of Col. Penick's regiment
the Platte Country Railroad
:. and the whole troop will be
u. Col. Penick and Lieut.
apson arrived here last night.
y The necessary rolls can BIZ
|she regiment will be mustered
L..
BY is tho Government in need
bat . draft 10 contemplated, and
atify the enmity OF Governor
a the secession sYmpalhisers VI
Isnty. this regiment. posed
ent and brave . lot Of soldiers
Lvied the flag Of the. Usion,
lbsnded.--[St. Joseph Herald.
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

- . asusAsvn Hssbs.
- Preacher.
cornyn's cavalry recently
nsh, Tepn., the following
ok place between him and
10 Who WAS once presiding
buis district. We take the
is came 10 hand !:
csassiion Of hoetilities, on
y men citlzsus "might
/" winding their way in the
y spcs where stood oar gal,
One Of them, towering
pss, proved 70 b the Rev
I part Indian Of the Meth
Church 6Dath. formerly
Who opened ont in the fol
b command Of this force p
blisvs 20" Question, "De
il horrible to shell = town
women and children -
you not think il horribl.
d trsitot eeoersl TO seek I
l.ouses to make breasiworki
bis cowsrdly traitor troops
lsheli and shoos she brsv,
patriots OF this land Of lib
AuIling TO meet their coup
J in the open fields, ever,
light aud day, and then Il
or . victory of ever,
swer by preacher, Il don't.
assl. .'Ysu lie, d--n you. -
ring Of some low white lib
lib suched Indian squaw, ar
bIish . distinction in fsvo
child OF shame, and the ne
rom the hand of God. bear
and animated aud ennobles
Ial soul. The negro is You
lnsstion, "Are my wife ant
shile your forces hold tn,
rs. The brave are Away
! my soldiers are ,be bright
Of the fact now on thi
home and stay there. nj
'rmed trsibrs.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25
ETEdCITY.


eDls - Desses.
weller lately gave the
sg paragraphs in ref.
tAas city's oonnsdaisg
century:
eland. the wall. knovn
y uiaesy-ose ,sars Of
bssive 10 his benevolent
ny lAtsly,shS pzid y
" visits to the houses
Believing their suferings
hS0 in Tho sfssggle to
ion. He u indeed 4 70.
Of the retention Of bob
1T powers to an advanc-
"a kek rkx4&s
Iostsr haa ysasli VIE
e years. His faculties
We Gun tsstify, having
scommunisatiou with
rsesrd 70 tnstters con
I'll was. Mr. Foster has
t~portank periods Of
american Revolution, the
~ aud ihs Southern Re
the French Revolution
cf France. snd witnes
horron OF that terrible
! are few living, that can
"a having had the honor
ashingson.
Quincy 10 ia his ninste-
} intellect sill clsar and
=. long sssosd eG hss.ss-
elf Of his soustry, State
'und surrounded 10. his
y children and friends.
} u.st be may be spsred
wss6ald Of rsbsslion asd
" the authority Of ths
very section Of The land
b sell.
nrt, also . Boston boy,
v Of the British House
; NE TRivy OOo0oei Oi
lsty-oas years Of age in
: Greene is still living in
city. She 10 ninsty-twO
S
> , singalas fact that threa
I'd from Marblshsad 10
Z England Two years BE-
can Declaration Of hide.
u living, Boston At that
By order Of the British
] hence recourse vas bad
'sp seaport. These three
I'd Lyudhurxt and his sic
!. nov residing in Eng.
Greene, Of this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25
NOLLEN b VAN GRlEkE EMS
Cas.fes de Vistfe
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

WE wish 70 IN noune 10 the public that Ne con-
stAatyy rssssi Ing, direct from New York, n,thins
and every thing that IL being newly ciecove
meats tor the prodnction oithe Csrss Il Pssts We
ltiug fsrtssh. We pay parslcuins stte0ttsa 70 the
fensst< Casd Phetoe hich u u ming the
moot popular r cture know 10 the Art. they rival
shc FAR iAasd naeasrseutype. In most fespeet
bsug shavp and ooas "a .utiine, beautiful 10 nLd
.,fta~ss OF nish. AmtfOtyprs and Mri.inotypes are
sI-e tsksn atour Rvona. spd daisbed up - tAs sss
improved st,Ies.
rHgIToGaAPHs, We take up "a tbs Cabinet and
Lifa -Sises. both PLAIN and IN cHiots
. We Aisa copy old Dagnerreotypes ant Ambrotypes
Into CArtes IL fisHs, or isvgrf Pm tcsespha. W.
have ~ sys "a band atarge s0nrtmsnt OF phin anu
fancy casss sis0 Git aud kosewooa trance Of al
sites.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20
MAY. GEN. HUNTER.

+ ! Having concluded his labors ias PRE-
siding officer Of the Military Commission
occupied with examining the charges
preferred against Gen. Fitz John Porter
BY Maj. Gen. Pope, Gen. Hunter is now
in New York on his way to assume COM
mand Of the Department in which his
course has already attracted such vide
spread and diversified comment. That
General Hunter is brave and able offioer,
even those who differ from him most
widely in questions Of political opinion
are ready to admit; and we hope that, on
the occasion of his second assumption Of
command in the Southern Department he
will DO applied with al the troops nsces-
sary to carry out that comprehensive plan
Of campaign upon the mainland which he
is known to have elaborated during the
previous regime. That this il the inten-
ton Of the authorities at Washington, we
have reason to believe, and in their selec-
ton Of commanding officer, they certain.
" have shown thxt ii is not their expec'
tation any longer to have rosewatsr nd
ministration of the affairs Of this Depart
ment.-TN. Y. Times. 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20
: ~ irom rulpepper, on the Rapidan.

u - from fulpepper, on the Rapidan.
The Reconnaissance in command Of Col,
Wyndhan,ein company with m indie
pendent cssxlry brigade, subject 70 ap-
provAl or orders of Gen. Heitxleman WA
- carried out according to|his iDstrus-
tons, on account of DISAPPOINTMENT in
numbers. Of 1900 cavalry promised
him. but 800 reported for duty. Of this
number he was ordered to leave force
ofl0o Ut Cantlly and lao at Centerville.
The cavalry remaining he divided into
wo bodies. One took the direction
of Rappahannock station, the other
secuted the Aldie pike and rear of Fry
ingpan. This latter left Centervills at
dusk Sunday tho 18th, and were gone
two days. NFEw
One rebel soldier was paroled, two cit
igens took the oath of allegiance, and
fourteen citizens took an oath of obligation.
The rebels are running railroad trains
from Rappahannock station to Warrenton
junction.
A force of rebel cavalry, consisting of
two regiments and battery of flying ar
tillery. in all about 500 men, are encamp-
ed at Mspleville. The infantry force at
Winchester was believed to be less than
10000
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C0ngresai onaI.
Washington, Jan. le.

HOUSE.
Mr.. Bingham introduced bill, giving
aid to Maryland TO secure the abolish
ment ofslavery and appropriating ten mill
ions. Referred to select committee on
Emancipation.
Mr.. Colfax introduced = bill suthori-
zing duties op importations to be paid. If
desired by importers, in legal tender with
Is per cent. added. Referred to commit
tee on Ways and Means.
The Secretary of War was directed to
inform the House why he has not respon.
ded to the resolution requesting informs-
ton what soldiers had not been paid off
SENATE.
Wilson reported bin providing great.
or comfort for sick and wounded soldiers
and 70 promote the efficiency Of the med.
ical department.