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

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Bombardme6t IF PneBla byI the,
5eg Al es5s ~ French. s1lAs 2 g s79i
sHtasToS, April q. The French Min
lister has received dispatches confirming
the telegram from San francisco With re-
sPeSt to the bomb rdment Of Pueblo. They
state that the; French have carried the first
line Of works around Pueblo and are con.
tident OF soon aptgEing the CITY, aud that
their communical lions with. Vera Cruz are
9ninltjertqpt ed, and Eetnf oroements and sup
plies daily arriving,s The French troops
ere greatly sIRted BY their first substantial
success in 4Iexieo. -; ~ ,sss ,a
80 REBELss BETWEEN HR.PoToNAc AND RAP.
-s3a4 sd5 7sFa PAHANNoCR. o i2a< do "a 10
The cavalry under Gen Stab; in large
andismall bodies have isconteG' the whole
country between the Potomac and Kappa.
hammock, as3farfWest as Blue Ridge hndsfei
portno rebels there save a few struggling
guerrillasiand inhabitants. b9;gegGg Sssia99
asItiis understood that Gov. Curtin. is 10
hayeIa missionto Spain and that John Co
ernorob PenbsylVania. H0tzsius2l Hst!itR
Gem Bellle eff for GinCinhati7io:day. He
didnot have time W bile here sto take the
deposttiousIo of GeugHalleck and Cow Johns
son for which he came, q aud Will ofepuir6
anothet1order ofithe court toenabie hiInt6
take them. IiNtth the exception Of these
dispositions aihfthe evidence in % the case
iBfin1a Jab0nB ad 9iopCd iEGsiJis "a bar
Nearly soOlsiek soldiers from the hower
Potomac tarrived to.day.si, Ieq 20 ooaeJ
Twenty hptisoners Uf1war we're sent
in to: day from ;tHei army of til Potomac
Aboutiaidozen stefugees also came up on
attransports 5IdI hoInw P;fsa sdi vi ssnisl
The GoyernmentRis determined not to
grant letters of Emarqa unless foreign
warlshould arise 81 dif /: haod 9 o0aaSeI
The rebels on the Rappa6ahnock have
been largely reinforced Within qthei last
week d
New MISUNDERSTANDING are visible this
morning opposite Falmouth 19bis} adiI
o0nTuesday, in d skirmfsh with the reh2
bells above Kelly's Ford, we captured one
Lieuta Colonel several Captains and Lieu.
teDantsiiand about,2l pri7ates.! q = e1e'iI
y On Monday, while the artillery was be.
ing Inspected by Gen. Hunt near Fall
mouth a caisson' loaded with shells sxe
ploded,s wounding four men 8 one danger
ouslyg gVa'97ssa 81 sie!;ssaSsT pfaI
General Gordon has reached here, He
statessthat the Government engineer who
was charged with the duty of inspecting
the iron-Clads had reported on the day
after the battle in Charleston har6or that
they were fit for Immediate service Hsia Sd
Mr.! Wording, agent of the Government
to superintend the sale of lands on st.
Helena Island, reports that not above a
township has been sold, willie ferries;
timber lands and the town of Beaufort are,
reserved for educational PURPOSES. PnrS
chases are made by Civilians; officers and
by combihationsi of negroes D 10 Ecfs i74sq
oontrabands under as have been con-
scrfpted2 by Gen. Hunter, and Negroes who
are over that age are hidfag in the woods
lestithey may be take6 to be under that
figure. The lands are now mostly cnIti9aa!s
ted by women who are dissatisfied at the
absence oftheiri husbands, brothers, &c.
The personal staff of McC lelfar has been
disposed of Volunteer Officers are TO BE
mustered out of1the service, aud officers of
the, regular army win be assigned to duty
withstheir regiments. ol'A SS.5idaesb 3's
D. r.. Geoloe, native of North Carolina,
and one3of the iEmanciba Commission,
ers' in this District, will probably be ap
pointed Governor of that State 'Sf re
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