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The New York herald., 1863-07-08
SH e E Z .
New York, Wednesday. July &, 1863.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be hand
ed in before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
circulation among the enterprisng mechanics farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion OF the active and energetic people United
States
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Arrangements for the BsriaI or Dcce assd
soldiers In Washingson.

Il viii be Interesting 70 the friends OF the soldiers who
have died this District 20 know that through the cxcr
lions o Captain Edward l. Hartz Assistant Quartcrmastss
o. the Department Of Washington, arrangements have
been made by which every soldier not only receives .
decent burial but thai record Is ke? oi The precise To-
caty q the grave, and everything known about
the individual, 50 that the remains can at any time
hereafter be absolutely and promptly Identified This
system first introduced reference 10 soldiers dying
hospitals camps upon this side Of the Potomac
Captain Hartz has taken ~ the necessary sters
TO extend the arrangement 10 the hospitals and
camps south of the Potomac within the original
limits OF this District. Auy Information regard
70 ,hcso deceased sders will be cbecrfuly given BY
addressing the ouartermasters once, corner Of Esh
seenth snd streets in this city Too much credit ca
not be accorded 70 Captain Hars for psrssiag aad
energetic efforts In this respect, In connection with the
nuirous duties OF his position, ami for the accuracy
Of IN "a record and tho dease seoous thus tnsared "
shs so5sxs who die Ia tkh District.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The Indications are that the government will de-
mand, under the conscription law. about four hun
dred thousand men. The levy will be made by Con-
gressional districts, instead of directly on the
States, us heretofore, and the number each district
will be required to raise by draft will not vary
much from two thousand two hundred and twenty
men. The number thus apportioned to each loyal
State east of the Rocky Mountains will be as lol-
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

TIVE EFFECT OF THE SURRENDER or vicEs.
rrRc IN rHE CrY.-Great as was the gene.
raj sense Of relief and Joy manifested on
the arrival of the news OF Lees defeat at
Gettysburg, il was not to be compared to the
wild er,husiasm everywhere exhibited by our
citizen. on the receipt Of Admiral Porter's des-
patch announcing the fall Of vicksburg
without entering into calculations Of the
further strategic benefits Of this most opportune
event the public mind bad a sufficiently
prompt perception of the ultimate importance
~ i,s effect on the fate Of the rebellion to de-
liver itself to the most exuberant manifestations
os ;ov. On the first announcement Of the fact
being posted mp at the different newspaper
Offices. TIC approaches leading 10 them became
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
EUROPEAN NEWS.

The steamship New York, from Southampton on
lhe Gath OF June, reached this port yesterday The
Asia, from Queenstown the on 2sth OF June, arrived
o. Halifax yesterday on her voyage to Boston.
rhe news OF the Asa-s two DAYS later.
Tie news q Lees Northern invasion was made
spo0u "a England On l,e 18th Of juno. IL ves
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
Naval News,

Ngw YORK, February 1.-THE British
bark Springbok, from London for Nassau
arrived this morning in charge Of prize
crew from the United States gunboat So
nora.
She WAS captured on the Sd, of the B@'
hlmAs in consequence Of having some ar
,icles in the manifest which the captain
could not account for.
The officers Of the Sonora report that
when off the Bahamas, on the lstr they
SAW steamer to wiudwHrd, lying to, np.
pMrCnlly whiting for them to come up, She
proved to he the pirate Flo Fidn. As SoOn
M she made made out what the Sonora
wNS, she turned tniI.
Tho Sonora chased her thirIy'Six hours,
but thu superior speed Of the pirate en"'
blcd her to escape
NV YonE, Feb. l2.-Thc linrk Mari" So
phin, from Cardiff, reports thatOn thr.2d, in
lat. 80 80, long. G7' i0', she was board
eli by boat from II steam mnn-Of-war,
who examined her papers. The dc'crip'
lion Of the vessel answers to that OF the
Alabama.
4 Baltimore letter Of the Ilsh says
Captain Thompson, OF the bark AgncSS, re-
ports having spoke, Feb. Sd, in lat. G3',
long. 10 49, brig Darcu, bound 10 Port
lani, the Captain Of which informed him
that the Alabama had been captured.
1.-THE latter report looks like Il canardJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13

The House CONQUERED III the Senate
amendment of the bill for the relief Of the
citizens Of Minnesota, sufferers by the In.
dams.
Mr.. Frank presented the resolutions Of
the Assembly Of New York, recommending
the reduction OF duty on imported printing
paper, and the resolutions Of the same body
10 favor OF general bankrupt act.
The House took up the SenHte's amend
ments to the House bill 10 indemnify The
President for arrests made under the sus.
pension of the habeas corpus.
a disposition was manifested to take u
vote on the amendment without debate,
when Mr.. Voorhees, moved to Adjourn.--
NcgAtived.
Nr. Vallandigham moved a call OF the
House.
Mr. Voorhees, said ifthG consideration OF
the subject be postponed until Tuesday AS
suggested by Mr.. Stevens for the purpose OF
allowing reasonable debate all this trouble
would cease. Ia this there was general
concurrence.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the naval appropriation bill,
No further amendments were made The
bill was laid aside to be reported TO the
House,
I The Fertilization bill was taken up. An
amendment was made for 100000 for the
Notifications Of Washington.
The COMMITTEES rose and the House pas
scd the fertilization bill.
Adjourned
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
More Ahont thc Paper puty.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA meeting Of
the prOninen, book and newspaper pub
fishers was held yesterday in this city.
To-day delegation lrOm them consisting
Of MrssrS. Raymond, Appleton, Harper,
Osborn, Wilson and others representing
various parts Of the country, held II confer
rucc with the committee on Ways and
Means aud presented their reasons Why the
duty On paper should be reduced. 1t was
stated before the committee that ii would
cost eighteen cents per pound to import
paper with the duty all OF at the present
duty Of thirty five per cent, aud with ex.
change at sixty per cent, not one found
could be imported, cOuSequentIyn revenue
could he obtained from this source until
the duty was reduced. There is no duty
On imported rags.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
Proposals for Is, 10, and 5 Inch
Cannon.
urn,N,.E uIEwr N,E pbr'E HLSt
v rnIN.TuS, january -. i,t,i.


DEnr iSNhS witt hr ur'Nui ct til. nii. urul )
T. Il, on i!r .,'ir % lriruir'. l~s;, iT 'Tr.
nishin- u, "ud iI'sb r'st non ritnnun u I've
made IN cuulr'ruih Win drawing to lie sGppllrlby
the OIdnnnrr i'niHiin'hi Hl,, WIN .hr iolloHiug
specifications ia, =" inrl iiAi -un i IL uHlr al
whrn OF cold bl1l clhtrHl non. 10 b. East hollow
aud cooled from the interior, aud IN have SnAriy
II metal OF not les N ''OyJJJ pounds Is'r -'InAir
inrli u be- determined by ;r'tnS specimens taken
from the sinking heal II the gun. aud iI"n Cyln
der cast from Iir SINE heat, Hnh FROM metal OF the
same quality, rs that rom which the gun II cast.
cylinder IL he cast an end, In dry sand mouldt
aud " Ia hH :! inches high, with rllpticH lase Of
- inches greater md !" inches less NN'. tn" sr+-
cinrn' are I" hc cut from The gun head and sab
inches thick tom the cHlinhcr. by rlHur', rArI
lr to- NI Cqnitli'innt lr" the AIS Of The CylindVr
aud the lI~Hcr ANS u the lH'".
The Ordnance department will ir-t til" specimens
furnish The ammunition, AMI pnU" the trial gun
which pIust he ready Tor iTiH ,pou ~ possible and
not laict than the" months from The lAlr OF the
contract. M contract will lr given, nor will the
trial gun be pad Tor. unless II shll endure proof
NJ l,.uJ rounds, viii scINWr CltIigrs q. powder, OF
which .0l rounds will br With solid 'hni. and S'N
| rom II with Shrll', I'll" testing I" lr done Tree
ii charge To the CONTRACTOR but he viii he Required
to furnish proper hciiic-I tr'iiHs, -Hcl ,'' cOn
VCniCnt ground ElnTRgr '"T hununlttuu,n hut IN
which the prniyctlr- viii hc umbrilr AMI saved,
| aud tho TuIuIAI" i"rCr ir lmui.,nc and firing the
guns, All tho cannon ARE IL lie male u the sane
quality 1T iron ~ ihu"i The trial gun, und the Uri.
nance department Is I" have ,hr rgnt I" tcst the
iron during thu process NJ fabrication u the cannon,
pr which plTpb-" the founder - IL furnish, free uf
charge at least "ur specimen from the hrnd Uf each
cAnnu AID ,tb- from cylinders ~ hripIc described,
At the option VI II" Department, not 10 exceed one
Tor every ton cannon EArh cannon i Ia endure the
regular rroot and inspection for gun- Of the same
CHbrr; and non" arc To be received Or paid for but
which will be- received nj the foundry Whrrr male
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
Reconnaissance The Paper Duty,

NEw YORK, Feb. l9.--Thc morning pa.
prrs contain hardly au item OF news "ddi.
lional 10 the regular associated press dis.
patches received last night,
The Times dispatch says II reconnois:
sancG made US far as Manassas and
Smokers Gaps and to the lsappahannOcA
river, shows that there are no armed reb'
els this side Of the stream with the excep-
ton Of few of Whites guerrill"s who
hover about lIeGshurg.
Newspaper men here, including tho pro-
priclors of some OF the leading New York.
Boston and Western papers, Ind an inter;
view with tue Committee OF Ways and
Means to-day with regard to the repeal OF
tho paper duty. No definite results were
reached but prospects are more favorable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
FORAGE WANTED.

MATieIiL' ONO, Frh' Ist' lSGsL
/ SIEALED PROPOSALS ARE invited until February
| > II, lsgi ur furnishing tho Quart erun,trr'r ".
pArtnrnt Of tho United States army with the follow
| ing forage, VIZ;
Fty Ihon.nnl 90 ,OyOI bushels u SlIrllpI Corn in
sacks, lilty sIX $50 pounds to the buslcl,
Finy Thousand dD,o0Ol bushels u Corn III the ear,
I in -tck'. seventy l50i p"WndS 10 The bnshrI.
| Two thousand I4OOVl tons III Timothy hay, tight
pressed.
Five thousand l5VDOl bushels Of Oats III sIcL,.
thfy.iWu ~ pounds to the hushel.
An the above to hr lpllYrr"' IL the Assistant
lVlHlrrwastcT, ri GnllItoi,, Ohio, Us follows:
Onu~thlTd Of the Grain IN twenty days from date U
contract, tho balance IL forty tive days.
One third 81 the ilHy Ia ten day one third III
twenty dHy., and the remainder In thirty days.
Twrniy thousand . ,DIul lnshrl. Ui eat Corn in
sacks, (7Uj pounds Ia III" busel.
Fifty thousand (hDOOb) bushels II -lIred Corn IN
.Nsk,, $50 pUunl- to the hu'lIrl
Five ihol,anl $500 bushels II uAt. IN sacks, hii-
~ two C::Il pound, to the bUsl"l,
Five hundred IL'ol s"ns 81 Iimnth, Hay, tight
pressed.
t. GctlrNcrcd To- thr Assistant QuartrrmnS,rr nj
IUhrr,lurg, Va, within thirty lays tom the date
of twNud Vi contract.
Finy thoua,ul liJ,oIoi bushels Of .lr"rd Corn In
@rkH, hity six 800 poNnd-to The hu.hrI.
unr thousand fi,WnJ tUrfrI Timothy Hay, tight
pre,1r'l.
IT, he delivered at Wheeling. Va, within thirty
days irhm dat" II aWHrl NJ contract
The foregoing articles must MI lee oi good sound
mcnlauthlir quality.
-,.hl- tot "l. "ffnr th"u'rnd q ,VIO) bushels
II Corn ur UHIs aud one hundred tlONJ tons ii lIhv
nni uraNrl' viii lwrnn-nl"trh,
Propositions mn, state The quality offered, the
place u rcsihcnrr NJ the l'l"r, :iviu; his hAnr IN
lull, accompanied h. rnAmnr" Of NJ least two re-"
spot slhir IrT.on. that the Nrnicr viii ulhl nl'uuh-
Tract ifAwtrl. u him, amt mI'i h" addressed IL up
At Marietta. uhn
Aw,r,t. VIII Lr ltrlrVt f. NJ # February IlIl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
LUXUNIANT BEAUTY.
LYONS KATuA1RoN.

This delightful article for preserving and brautl3
NJ the human hair Is again put up by thv original
proprietor, and is now Nc with the same care, .Glll
aUl attention. which Gr't created it, immense AMI
unprecedented sales OF over one million bottle, Az.
nAIIy! 1t ia still sod at Is cUut- ia large bottles.
Two million bottles easily BE- sold In year when
IL again known that the KathNIrUn il not only the
most delightful hair dressing in the world, but that
rcnm'r' III" 'etr Of 'curf and dandruh glvs1 tiS
hair lively rich IuAmriaut growth, aud prevent. IT
tom turning gray. These ARE Consideration. worth
kr"witE Tile KAthNirun has been tested for uyrr
twelve years. aud Is warranted u, described. Any
lady who V"Iu,~ beautiful head OF hair will u.e tho
k'thntroH /, I. hntIy i,criumrd, cheap and Valas.
hIr 1t is sold by all respectable dealer, Throughout
III" world. rs, BARNES co,
dcclp dIndAw New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
New York Market.

NEW YoGg, February I2.-F!Our ; to
LOO better, with very moderate business
and closing quiet at % to I 70 tor extra
State; I 30 to 90 for choice State: 8 Gj
to c so for Superhne Western; 90 10 60
for common to middliug extra Western
: 5Ot : 30 for extra round hoop Ohio; and
: % 10 9 90 tor trade brands. Whisky
lower, irregular, aud greatly excited at
prices ranging from - TO 5sc, with rnmors
Of transactions at even still lower tguIeS.
Wheat shade Grmer, and rather more
doing; Chicago spring, % to | 81; Nil.
wNukio Club, ! 81 to | Co; winter red, .!
to 81. Corn about lie better At 9? to 20
for sound mixed Western. Oats quiet and
lirmGr II e 10 &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
Military Movements.

Nxw YOnK, Feb. FAN army letter
says a dcScrtCr states that Jackson is in
command opposite fredericksburg, Lee
having gone towards Charleston.
Ills reported the wechawkCn would be
obliged to repair broken shaft at Hilton
Head requiring some three weeks,
Fosters forces were OncampCd At Bay
Point, aud it Was rumOrGl he would come
north for rC.inf0rccmCnls,
No attack hnd been made on Charleston
rs Int as midnight on Monday, whom the
Ango passed through the blockHdiug fleet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
S-T-lS6O-X.
PLANTATION BITTERS
They purify, strengthen and InYIrorate.
n...L. I,..l,L. ...I.

They purify, strengthen and InYigorais.
Tiny create healthy Appetite.
They ARE an nuIilI.e ioehanSr u waller lui disI
They overcome effects Of dissipation and hour,
They strengthen the system aud cnlIveu tho uluI
They prevent miHamatic and intermittent isvOrt
They purtfylhe breath and AcllIiy Ofthe stomach
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure DIArrh"l, Cholera anI Cholera SIotbls
They cure Liver Complaint and NvrvOu, Headache
They are the best bittoIs In the world. Thej
mNkr til" weak mau strong. HnI are exhausted ua;
lures great rSsorrr. They are made .! pure 81
CrOiH Run, thu celebrated CaliyA Bark, IO5t, aud
herbs, nad ARE ,,kcn With the pleasure of Le'oI.
asc, Niih"u' regard L" age or time VI day. pArtsu
larry RECOMMENDED 10 delicate prr>on' requiring
gentle s'mulsnt. Sold ly all GrmrIa, DruRsisI4
IIotuI., and saloons. P.H. brake 4 Co., 80 BrOa1
way, New York. dgClp.Guld3v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13

Chicago, February ia special dis
patch from Cairo to day, containing news
from Vickshurg rs late as Saturday, says
the rnm Queen Of the West has returned
from below.
Her trip down the river was most sue
Cessful.
She met three steamers with prisoners
for the rebels at vicksburg, and succeeded
in sinking them.
She took about sixty prisoners, one a
Colonel.
The ram went near enough Fort Hudson
to draw fire from the upper battery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
Gov. Curtin on Arbitrary Arrests

lIAnmsRrNG, February l@,-Goy. Curtin
sent II message to the Pennsylvania Lcgis'
lAturo today with reference to arbitrary
arrests, Coutcnding that Congress alone
has the power to suspend the writ OF la
bcus corpus, md recommending the pms
sage Of resolutions requesting Congress to
take such action AZ may bring the guilty
to punishment aud relieve the innocent,
While Governor Curtin admits that these
arrests were necessary At the commence
mcnt Of the rebellion, no does not think
there is any occasion for them at the pres
Cnltimr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
@- A Mrs. nALrls. a laly n IIiberinn

G6-A Mrs. HALrrS, Iudy Of IIiberinn
extraction wae up before Alderman Robert.
son yesterday charged with using outrage.
ou'ly abusive language to one Mrs. Frieuy,
a Countrywoman. Tue scene in the Alder.
msu'S otiicc-the elimination and rc.crimi.
nation between the parties is ndiscribable.
The blackguNrdism, the biIliugsgate there
uttered were never equalIed. The Alder.
man and the policemen were shocked and
disguised.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13

EY- \ letter from Winchester, dated the
9th aud received yesterday says: "a scout.
ing purity has just come in bringing the no.
,orious rebel, Geo. Shcarcr and seven cav.
airy horses aud NccOntrements the riders
having escaped. The capture was made at
u place called Devils Den, and by the LIST
New York Cavalry"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13

ED- SAwrELL ( BIO, cIo,hiery on
Monroe street, announce the arrival ut their
establishment of large stock OF Spring
goods tor clothing The new stock con-.
prsc' all the latest styles, and the assOrt.
ment aud quantity are large enough to
please everybody. Give them call.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13

wAsmISGroS, February ll.-rhere is no
foundation for tho sensation report that
Secretary Seward has rejected tho French
proposal for meeting of Commissioners
ron, the NOrlh aud South 10 arrange terms
of peace, as the French prOrOsi,iOu-if
such thing there be--INs not yet reached
our Government,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
Missouri Senatorial Election.

JhrpERsuX CRY, Feb. l9.-The joint
session OF the legislature Tor election Of u
United States Senator, adjourned yester.
day ill the 18th Of November. The Both
ballot resulted: Phelps, q; Wiuga'c, II i;
Brown, 80 Breckenridge, IS; scattering, q.
Necessary to IL choice II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ES-A Cough, COLD. OK AN IRRITATED
THROAT II allowed to most,,, results In serious
Pulmonary aud bronchial affections, oisntInc- III.
CuTAbIr.
BItOWS'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the aaOt ted part aud give Amo,t Ia.
slant relief In BRCScmIriB, ASTHMA, aud CATAEEu
they are beneficial The good effects resulting from
the Use Of the TrOClc1, aud their extended ur has
c'n'rd them to be- cVnntrriritcd. he sure to guard
against worthless limitations OHrAX only the yrmU.
~, Hr"THJ HmThh,Jl TrOchst which have prOred
their efficacy BY tV,t many yeats. PunLIC srE'K.
III, and sISGEE' should u.e the TrvClr-. Military
Onc'r' and Soldiers Win oNrrtaK Tho voice and are
exposed to sudden change, should have th1n SoId
sVrryWhtrrNt % cent, per box. Inm9i-@m
H-bEAEE'1 PLNyrtroS INITERS,
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
E1-AIEE', CuvRRY PLctORAL,
For sale by REEDG KRAFT.
4S-IImNsTRr.r', HAN CoLoNSG AXD RESTORATIVE
For sale by REED L KRAFT.
AS-A4 OF DN. JArSEs' PANILr MrDIclXrs.
POr sale by REED / KRAFT.
RS-DE'EEs pL,Sr1nS lIIIrERA,
For T,lrhy REED KRAFT.
HH- IIoSrETrnE'' STOMACH DIrrEKs,
For sale by REED / KRAFT.
LNDsKr's DLooD srAEcnEE,
For sale by REED 1 KRAFT.
~ DEGEE's PLANTATION RIrrrRs,
For 'NIcb 10y REED 4 KRAFT.
tS7-MRs. WILSON'S SOOTHING srGup,
For sale by REED / KRAFT.
RB-DhiALs PLANTATION HirrrEs,
for sal" by REED L KRAFT.
No, 81 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
L-E-J-G
D-C-II-B
What lors Il al n,p1u1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
Nav York Money Market.

Nww YOaK, February ll,--Monry market
easier ut ITO :, Sterling exchange dull
nj | G. 10 ! Go for merchants aud 90 to
10 Tor bankers bills,
Gold unsettled OpCuiug nj az, lCclin.
Ing to 53i, aud closing nj 5iI Demand
notes 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13

do soIelumly will support, protect and
defend the Constitution aud Government Of the
United States against all enemies, whether domestic
or foreign and that will l"tr true iAth. allegiance
and loyalty to the same, any ordinance resolution Or
law Of any state Convention or Legislature To the
contrary notwithstanding; aud further. that do this
with full determination, pledge and pnrp st, With
out any mental reservation or evasion Whatsoever;
and further that will wall and faithfully perform
ali tho duties which may be required u me by Law
and contract. either verbal or written. 50 help mo
God.
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4aily gutcIltgeuter
Friday Morning, Feb. 10, 1853,

Eay-AS EXCITING ADvESTuEG.--.We
have been favored with n very exciting nd.
venture which recently happened to some
members Of the First Virginia InfNntry and
acilLen Of this city. a few days ago,
CorporaIs Hamilton and,vOucman oflhe st
Virginia Infantry, now stationed Mt North
Mountain, on the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail.
road, go, permission to visit some friends
~ the Virginia regiments encAmped about
Winchester, They started from Martins
burg II IL stage coach Tue coach contain.
ed five gentlemen and three lAdcg, among
them Gen, CIusCreis Adjt Ten, II Lieu.
tenant ou Gen MIlroy's .hlI, aud Mr.,
Nirrcf, rom this city, who WAS goiag Oul
to see li' nephew who wNs lying sick nj
Manchester, Shortly after leaving Mar.
ljn,hufg the couch was upset and the
whole plrty were piled up in miscrlla-
Atous hemp on the road side. The coach
was soon rightsd aud after proceeding u
lew mieS further tive of the ladies' got out.
When near Bunker Hill the coach was
stopped by gang Of rebel cavalry dres.
sed in the uniform OF Federal sOldcrs.-
The rebels cursed tue occupants Of the
coach and told them 10 get dowa and sur.
render or they would blow out their brains,
and Of Oicourse the passengers surrendered.
The rebels TausaCkCd the trunks and Va.
Uses. They permitted Mr.. Greer and the
young lady to 80 unh"rmcd, bat ordered
the rest TO uuhitch tue coach horses; and
while this was being done the Lieutenant
OF General Milroy's staff crAwled Ia and
concealed himself between the body Of the
coach aud the coupling pole. The rest Of
the prisoners were hurried OIL in the direC.
lion OF Front Royal. The stage horses not
being used to much teed," were very thi !
and angular, and the boys thought it a !
very severe rail ride " into Dixie. Upon
reaching small town called Middlrbourne,
the prisoners and their captors were charg.
ed upon by a body Of our cavalry, under
command OF the Lieutenant who had cOn-
cealcd himself under the coach. The rcb.
els were completely routed. About fifty
shots were exchanged. The Major com.
manding the rebels was wounded, AS was
the LieIenAnL commanding the reScuing
party. Two or three Of the rebels were
BILLED, aud more than half of them were
captured aud taken TO Winchester with the
released prisoners.
The Lieutenant who had concealed him.
self under the coach, rs soon as the rebels
were out of sight, borrowed horse FROM
u farmer, and started post haste for Win.
chester. Gcn. MilrOy Immediately dis.
patched thirty of the lst New York clval-
~ towards Mildebourne in command OF
his Lieutenant, and fifteen to the pOint of
departure from the main pike. The de.
tUchment sent TO MildebOuIue got there
before the rebels ami laid in wait for them
with the above result, The two cOrporals
have returned to their regiment at North
Mountain.