Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
@g Uelegraph.
Afternoon Report.
Special Dispatches from the Armies
of Rosecrans and Meade Ex-
change of Prisoners, etc.


CINCINNATI, September % "A special to
the Aribuue says: The news from Knox
Vile is TO Thursday. Burnside was still
there and no signs of rebel movements
there. The rebel General Jones Is close to
the Virginia line.
Part OF Burnside's force has gone on an
expedition into southwestern Virginia.
Important results are expected.
4 special 10 the Times dated Washing
ton 18th, says: Advices received to Knight
from correspondents with the army of the
Potomac, represent all quiet up to this
morning.
1t is calculated that the expenditures of
the Quartermaster's department for the
fiscal year ending June 3Oth, 1868, will
amount to somewhere in the neighborhoOd
of $376, 100000. The clothing bureau
alone will swallow upwards of 100, OO0,-
900. 1t is the opinion of Judge Lewis
that the receipts from Internal Revenue
will be more than sufficient TO pay the in.
terest on the public debt.
A few days ago General HeintZelman,
while riding in the neighborhood OF SenS'
ca creek, with q portion Of his stat, was
chased by a party OF guerrillas and mar
rOwly escaped capture
During the past four weeks upwards of
four hundred deserters from the army of
the Potomac have been arrested in this
city. a haul was made yesterday at
Georgetown OF men who have been maxi
ing u business of enticing soldiers from
their regiments, clothing them 10 citizen
gnrb and then inducing them to offer them.
selves as substitutes.
WASHINGTON, September ga special
to the World says, it is stated In well To-
formed circles that Rosecrans had been re.
iuforced up to Saturday with about $4,000
men.
A special to the Tribune dated, Wash
ington, the 2sth says, recent arrangements
for exchange between General Meredith
and Commissioner Ould, embraces all the
prisoners captured up to September LIST,
| 1863, amounting to about $4,000, aud
leaves at least 40 900 in our hands. The
terms of the cartel are the same as before
Our cavalry are busily engaged In picket
duties and every day bring in deserters
and stragglers.
Yesterday Gen. Meade and NUMBER OF
officers dined with John Minor Bolts. He
IL living quietly Oh recently purchased
farm near Culpeper.
John Nichols, a citizen OF Missouri, has
been tried at jefferson City, before a mill.
tary commission for being guerrilla, was
found guilty aud sentenced TO be hung.
Approved.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE POToNAc,
September 27.-EVerythinG is looking quiet
as peace itself. We hold all the fords of
the Rapidau with a front of 20 miles. The
enemy is beyond aud centred at Orange G.
H., and based on GordOnsville, is active
aud alert, indeed. Their vigilance at all
points seems unusually severe.
a niece Of A. 2. Hill, 10 Culpeper is very
emphatic in her assertion that that Gener-
al with all his command is still in the army
of Virginia.
wAsurSGroN, September 2s-A special
to the Herald says It is reliably reported
that the rebels have concentrated force,
some 10000 strong at Mount Jackson, with
a design of making raid through Shenan-
doah valley.
Heavy artillery firing was heard this
morning at Bealton, supposed to be at Rae.
coon Ford. No particulars.
HRADQUARTERs Army OF THE POTONAC,
September 2s,-The Mexican Gen. Cortez,
arrived here with a view Of inspecting the
army He will review the army by corps,
the review having been ordered as a com
pIimeut to him. The position of the army
| is unchanged from former reports.
Rumors were afioat last evening in
Washington, that the Union forces in Geor-
Ria and Tennessee had met with serious
disaster, but nothing definite had been as.
certained from the War Department. II
unfa vorahle news had been received by the
Government it has been kept q profound
secret from those who usually fud out such
Intelligence.