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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

=. &
8. Buckley SupeFintendebt sofstelegtaph
In the department Of the Gulf.
The latest news from the army OF the
Gulf Is 10 the 2lat and & Of the most
cheering character. The column under
Gen. Franklin entered 0pelVusas at noon
90 the 2lst The enemy made . stand
about 1--WE miles in front Of the town with
infantry, cavalry and artillery in the morn
ing but were quickly driven from the field.
This result has followed every attempt the
enemy has made At q stand during the
present campaign.
On the Feche at VermilliOh Bayou,
where the had a strong position, an ugly
engagement might have been expected,
but the threats on their rear By General
Dauar's column compelled the rebel GEN
eral to divide his force aud so weaken his
force on the BayOuthaI it was easily turn
ed by our cavalry and forced 70 fall back
from its strong position
Our troops are reported well supplied
and in Ene health aud spirits.
The advance camp is now beyond OPe-
lousas.
There is much speculation n camp as TO
Whett er the line of march Is 70 be north
or west, but nothing is positively known.
An expedition of western troops is being
fitted out and will doubtless sail within the
next 4S hours. It's uestlhAuOu OF course
has not been publicly announced, but it is
undoubtedly bound for some point on the
Texas COAST. Brownsville is supposed TO
be the point aimed at, from whence il will
operate rs the Onward progress of the main
column may decide. The best part of the
eOrPs d Antique accompanies the expedition.
The enlistment OF cOIOred soldiers IS rapid
ly progressing. Two white regiments are
also rapidly filling up.
So much OF the Mississippi river Rs IL In
the department is now entirely free from
guerrilla depredatious, and traffic along its
branches Is now as uninterrupted in this
respect as before the war.
Business is steadily increasing. The re-
eeipis of cotton for the week up TO this
evening is 6O73 bales. A sale Of new cot
ton middliug fair, brought 744 10 day.
Several small expeditions have recently
been sent across Lake POncahaTtrain into
Mississippi, which destroyed several rebel
salt works and other valuable properly
They met several parties Of rebel soldiers,
and in the skirmishesss which ensped the
union troops were ever Victorious
The gulf blOckading squadron has made
several captures recently. Blockade run
ming on this part of the cost is running all
who engage in it
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

NEW YORK, November 1.-The brig San
tiago from Port au Plato, Oct. 8, via Grand
Turk has arrived.
She carried 100 refugees from Port au
Plato 10 GraOd Turk
The Hamburg and Bremen COnsuIs 1t
PORT au Plato were passengers to this
port
Reliable news by this arrival confirms
previous reports that the Sp1uIards, after
the destruction Of the town Of Santiago de
OabalieFO, the Spanish garrison with 1000
reinforcements, retreated to Port au Plato.
The insurgents were so harrasscd on their
march as TO cause loss to the SPaniards
Of from 1000 TO 100 killed, wounded aud
missing.
Fresh arrivals of troops reinforced the
Spauiards to 1000 men, aud jet even these
we're confined to the town by the effort OF
not over 1000 insurgents, the SPaniards
not making single effort TO drive OF
their assailants.
This continued till Oct. ID, when the
Spanish troops retired TO the fort, ssd the
town was given mp to Pillage.
A part of the Spanish embarked for San
Domingo, reducing the garrison to 1900.
On the 4th the Spauiards again piIIaRed
the town, and the DOminicians then tried
their hand at the sane game. Nearly all
the houses and stores were plusdered and
such contents as could not be removed
were destroyed.
500 Spaniards then sailed from the fort
aud after q severe eight drove the DOmini.
clans from the Town. The SpaniArds we're
assisted by the guns OF the fort which set
the town on IRE. ..
The IRE continued to burn til the de-
paFtuFe Of the Santiago, destroying among
other things the valuable stores OF 3 con-
siderable number Of foreign merchants
| 10 fact, the whole town, except the IVES.
| leyan Mission House aud q row Of small
| buildings, was burnt, and Il was believed
the rest Of the town would be destroyed.
The losses by the two fires at Santiago
and Port au Plata will reach Eve million
dollars.
The'whoIe population Of the latter place
has hsd TO foreign countries, thousands
having gone 70 the neighbOripE isiAnds.-
The principal mereha0ts are leaving for
the United States. The Untted States
Commercial Agent was among those who
left. None Of them saved aught bat their
/ lives.
Another account from the Turks leland
Standard says that in the battle the Span
iards were horribly beaten aud driven
back 70 the fort with the loss Of $50 nlen.
A brisk Ere from the fort cOmpeIled- tie
tDominieians to leave the town.
/ The GoyeFnmest house, the American
and British OOuSulS' residences, aud The
Roman Catholic Church were an0Ug The
houses burned. F tf1 n.i-f1-''r
The Spanish soldiers were seen eoiua
about with Ere brands Ia thpir hauds.-
When the 6ght Was progressing Tsu0El
! said that the Spaui4rts would s1oh esicn
ate the fort, &c they cannot retain u aeaius
the DOninietanSi Who number coo 1ss i
. the neighbOrbOOd-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
a6g-DEArH OF FLASK P EDD1ooRD.-Ol

E0-DEATH OF FRAEK PEDDIooRD.-our
readers will regret to learn of the death of
Capt Frank Peddicord, which occurred at
BraudaO, Brazil, South America, on the
Sd of September last. Capt. Peddicord
was we'll and fayorably known in this city.
He was tweSty nine years of age. He
leaves an affectiouate wife aud child, to-
gether with large circle of relatives aud
friends to mourn his loss. he was up to
December, 1861, faithful, energetic, pas
senger conductor on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, in which service he con-
tracred a severe cold, resulting in chronic
diarrh@e He has been more or less con-
fined to the house ever since and under the
treatment of able physicians. Being adj
vised 70 try sea voyage, he sailed for
Brazil lst of June last; but the trip hav-
Jog no perceivable influence upon his con-
stitution, he soon gave way, and has gone
to his final resting place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

Hollow EvE.-Saturday night was
Hollow Eve. The occasion was generally
observed IN the usual way, much to the
annoyance of peaceable citizens. The town
was kept wide awake during nearly the
entire night by all sorts of riotous proceed
iDgs. Signs were carried away, gates I'M
hinged, istore' boxes piled in the streets,
hydrants turned on aud doors and windows
battered and destroyed. All sorts of wooden
steps were removed from their proper
places aud wagons, carts and drays were
hauled away and upset. In fact every thing
that the unbridled spirit of deviltry which
seemed to prevail could Suggest was in
dulged in. A great deal of property was
wantOnly destroyed and immense quanti-
ties OF whiskey consumed. a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
Last Nights Report.
From Gen. Banks Department.

NV YoRK, October 3I.-A letter from
Gen. Banks headquarters, dated YermiI-
lionville, 18th, says Yesterday Frinkliu's
advance cavalry captured Gen Pratt and
his nephew betEee1 Carbon Crow Bayou
and Ope!ousas. Pratt was born in Hart
ford, Conn, and up 70 Nay last command
ed q rebel brigade of Louisiana volunteers.
Gen Dick Taylor was at 0pelOusas with
10, 900 troops, mostly cavalry.
number Of men. sss gIf1sr
The correspondent says; "When next
write expect 70 give you an account OF a
hard fought battle"
The steamer George Washington from
New Orleans on the 24th arrived this P. n.
Among her passengers is 7. 2. Tucker
Secretary Of Msi. Gen. Banks, and Chas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
Extraordinary Case of Treason
Brought to Light.


CIScINHATI, November An extFaor-
binary case Of treason has recently come
to light duplicating several persons in this
city, Columbus, CoViugtOn aud Newport, in
conspiriug TO release rebel prisoners At
Camp Chase, aud overthrow the State gov
eminent The conspiracy was brought to
light by United States detectives who were
supposed by the parties Implicated TO be
spies from the rebel army, and were treat
ed with full confidence.
The plot as discovered by the detectives,
was that an attack be made On Camp Chase
and release the prisoners cOn6ued there,
numbering 3 500, seize the arsenal At Col
umbus, take possession of the PenItentiA-
rs aud release John Morgan and other Of
ficers confined there, and then was to
commence a rebel campaign in Ohio.
United States Marshal Lands and Pro-
vost Martial Major Reaney, arrested the
following persons implicated in the plot:
Charles W. H. GatheaTt Of Columbus,
formerly School Commissioner Of Ohio, J.
d. Cresap OF Columbus, formerly SutIer OF
the 18th regulars, who were u lead the
attack on Camp Chase James ID. Patton
of COVingtOn, a regular agent Of the rebel
government, who ireq1ently furnished
money to detectives under the impression
they were spies, aud according to agree.
ment met Cathcart and others at Camp
Chase, and assisted 10 mature the Plan OF
attack Ruth Mcdonald OfGOviDRtOn, who
acted as mail carrier through the rebel
lines and whose house was the headquaI-
tiers of rebels; s. P. Thomas, Merchant
Tailor of CincInnati and his wife, and Cath
ariue Parmenter of Cincinnati.
Information was Obtnined that an organ
iEatiou exists in Illinois, waiting for the
outbreak in Ohio, 70 produce similar re-
suits ia that state. Other particulars are
known to the authorities bat not yet made
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

i l.
G4GooDwIN & Co.'S, noted PolyOrama
of the War, opens at Washington Hall to-
night, and as it will remain in this city but
one week, it will doubtlsss be houored with
crowded houses.
The citizens of Wheeling must remember
that this is the only correct Painting of the
war FIN existence. The Polyorama of
Messrs. Goodwin & Co., has-many immita-
lions going about the country, but this is
pre-. eminent above all others. The Phila-
delphia Times thus alludes to this elegant
entertainment
"Goodwin & Co.'s Polyorama of the War
is drawing large aud enthusiastic audiences
at Music Hall every evening, and the fire.
quent and hearty bursts OF applause with
which each scene is greeted, testify the
strong approval of this magnificent collec-
ton of paintings. Neither time nor space
will permit us TO enter into an elaborate
detail ofallthe scenes which were presented
to our gaze, but that which most attracted
our attention was the famous Ellsworth
Fire Zouaves. It is superb work of art
and greatly excels anything in the PIANO.
ramic line we have seen here, the well
known features of their noble commander
were easily notwithstanding on to
glory, and alas to death. Where all the
scenes are so finely portrayed, it is difficult
to discriminate, yetin these, as other works
of the kind, there are always some partic-
uIar scenes that strike the behoIder; and
among the most pleasing is the laughing
scene of the foraging party, descriptions of
which We have often read and heard re-
cited by friends who were engaged in them,
but never so Familiarity depicted as in this
painting. AS the scenery glides along,
each view is eloquently and Familiarity de-
lineated by Mr.. Rufus Somerby, gentle
man whose style would not discredit some
of the first orators of the day. The songs
aud ballads by Mrs. Somerby were rem
dered in sweet aud touching style. Those
who desire good seat should go in season,
as the hall will be filled at an early hour.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
RFEFI ] REFFII7
oIEIcE omET Q. s. DEP,F, O WEsE Va.

OFFICE cH1ET o. 8. DEP,T. OF WEsI Va
October 24th, 1868.
SRALED PROPOSALS will be received from 1irDt
y hands, citizens 10y al 70 the government Of the
United States, until ~ NJ, November 18th, 1865,
only, for furnishing all the -,
FRESH BEHF
that may be required for use Of the troops of the
United States serving In the First Division Depart
ment Of West YirglniA, and now stationed at Mar
tin5so1rg and aa[Psrs Ferry, Va, HaSsrstoWn Md
from Cherry Run, Va, to the Nor occacy, including
Frederick City, Md, as follows, Viz:'
For [avel months or such less time as the Com.
missaEy General may direct and subject 10 HIS APP
provaI commencing ON the 10th Itventiethl day Of
November, 1883 and ending on the 00th llWSntiSthl
Said Beef TO be Of Steers mot Bulls, stRgs, Helers
or COWS four years old and over to weigh net each
at least 500 1--we hundred pounds.
The Beef to be sound and wholesome, with uecks,
sharks and kidney tallow exclude d. In equal pro-
portions Of and hind quarteFs and to be in huch
quantities, Casually three times per week as may
be designated by the Chief OommiSsaTy Of the
Division.
The Contractor will be required to keep an agent,
with sufficient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within sui plying distance Of the troops.
bond IN the penalty of9O 900 twenty thousand)
whose individual responsibilities for the above sum
must be shown by the Official certificate Of the Clerk
Of the nearest Court Of Record or Of the United
Proposals from . firm must specify the names and
residences Of all persons composing 1t, and each pro-
posal must be accompanied by the oath ofallegiGnce
Of the party paTIeEj also by certificate OF the
responsibility above referred to- also by written
guarantee signed by the party or parties making
the bid, the whole making four () separate papers,
for which forms will be furnished application by
mail telegraph, ia person, all Of which should
be enyeloped, sealed, and endorsed proposals for
Fresh Beef" and directed to the undersigned at
West Va.
Payments to be made in Treasury Notes or such |
other Government Runds may be on hand; ifnOne |
IN hand to be made soon as received.
The bid, oathof allegiance certificate of responS-
bslty, aud guarantee, must all be in duplicate.
All bids not complying strictly with this adver- |
iiSement will be rejected.
Wh. II. HOSACR,
Capt. aud @. s. Vols,
oct29.td ChiefC. s. Dept OF West Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
Another Editor Arrestad.

ST. Louis, October SOD. K. Abel, ed
itor of the Tribune, was arrested to-day
and sent to st. Louis. 1t is supposed his
arrest was in consequence of an article pub
lished in the Tribune. in violation of that
part of Order SO, which relates to the utter
ance or publishing of words calculated to
produce disaffecsiOn or insubOrdination in
the ranks of the militia, or bring into con-
tempt the military authority. The artI-
Gles referred to were defamRtOry to inde-
pendent militia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

The immense sale. TESTIFY to the merit. of thi.
remedy.
The numerous daily reports of astonishing cures
attest its value.
It has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease, ind Impsrtng tone and strength
to the aySt1n. .----s .--s
Is sale and harmless to the infant, and powerful in
the adult case.
To the soldier, especially, it Is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them In many certificates,
GCTHE SOLDIBR'S FRlEND,"
Mothers find It superior TO any soothing syrup for
children teethn freed from the injurious effects Of
Narcotics, gives rest to the sufferer by removing
the disease, Sold by respectable Dealers every
where.
PRICE Is GENTS bottle Prepared only by
Jun37 en- WIN. P.DAVIDsON, Cincinnati, o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

R8- AN IMMERsIoN.-For several days
past revival has been going on at the
Dsciples Church, Centre Wheeling, under
the ministration of Rev. Robert Graham,
a graduate of Bethany College and re-
fugee from Arkansas. Yesterday Sunday
morning, Eve young ladies who have re-
Gently united themselves with this church,
were immersed in the river near Detwiler's
Touring mills, by the Rev. Charles Lewis
LOOs, of Bethany. The ceremony was q
very interesting and solemn one which Sc
riOusly impressed the large number of per-
sons who witnessed it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

1RsEsF 70 JAiL.-on Friday last Mr..
Thomas Conway, aeeompsnied by awoman
named Watson, was ''gallivating" around
the I'd ward Market House. Aibottle of
whisky prOtruaed from Thomas coat poek-
ct from which himself aud partner had
evidently been indulgipg freely. The po-
lice thought it was rather too gay couple
to run loose so they were taken before
Aid. Robertson and sent to jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

NASHVILLE, October 30,-Si1ty rebel
prisoners, including nine officers, captured
by Major FiIE Gibbon, near Columbia, ar
rived here tonight.
Brig. Gen. Mitchell was relieved of the
command Of cavalry, At his own request,
on account of i'll health.
There has been heavy rain. The river
is rising.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

NEw York, October 3O.-The Worlds
Washington special says: AdViees from
the front are without interest.
The railroad is completed 70 WaFTentOn
Junction.
A large force Of rebels have burned the
bridge across the RaPPahanuOck. Our
troops are advancing somewhat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
-RIIsl1INEss NorIoEs.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

The report says the whole soath side Of
the island is 10 aetaaI rebellion, and the
Dominieians who are reported TO have
Joined Santa Anna had dissrted him.
The American, British and other eonsnls
bai arrived 81 Grand Turk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
.I'II call thee, Hamlet,
q. father, Royal Daniel oh

King, htheTi Royal Daniel Oh, answer me!
This occurs about twelve o'clock at night.
Hamlet testifes himself that the air "bit
sbrewdly." and Horatio says it was ''eager
and uipping." 1t is likely that, under
these circumstances, the young Prince had
taken several drinks to keep off the cold
and had become somewhat confused. His
first impression was that Hamlet alone had
bet aud he therefore called him, but after
wards recOllectiug that the party consisted
of six-bimself, king, his father, the
ghost and Royal Dane-uone of whom
had yet passed out, be decided to call the
whole crowd, which he did. The conyic-
ton of our friend, in regard to the truth
of this version of the affair, is strengthened
by the fact that the Prince subsequently,
in the violence of his intoxication, says:
Hold of your hands or by heaven,
Fll make ghost of him that les me.
The subject is respectfully referred to
Shaksperiau Commentators, and, in the
meantime, our sporting friend asks sus
pension of public opinion until he shall
have recovered from severe indispositton
Occasioned by the effort necessarily re-
quired to get this thing off.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
9ailp gntelligenrer.
Morning November Q. 1868.
7reSh oysters! Fresh Oysters!

IN spts Of the threatening attitude Of Europe the
rTbIic are respectfully Informed that at fREO.
MYERS 100 Main street, oysters viii DO served
MI ~ the good old prices At all hours during the
,ss and evening Those wishing a superb cup ct
TI9, Coffee Tea OF Chocolate can also be accomma,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
narJRssrr- r. PuAREs arriyed ia the !

JESSIE F. PHAREs arrived in the
city last evening from Washington. While
there be ascertained from Morgan Garrett,
40 exchanged prisoner, who left Richmond
on Tuesday last. that VIM. s Pbares of
Randolph county, was still confined in
Castle Thunder, where he has been far
several months. he was well when Mr.. G.
left. George W. Brady, from tho same
comfy, also prisoner in Castle Thunder,
had been unwell for some time, but is now
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

B8LrrEaARY ExERorsEs AT BETHANY
CoLLEeE.-AttentiOn is called to the adver-
tisemert in an other column of the Liters-
ry exercises to take place at Bethany Col.
lege on Thursday next
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

CAIRO, October SI.-RePOrts from below
say that Sherman is skirmishiDg d9ily
with the rebels under Lee, ROddy and For
giUn are eOntrabaud.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
New YORK lToneY Market.

NV YOsk, October SI--NloDsy-shais oasisT
without material change in Iat-a-
kHehaDge-Dun AZ l6okloO.
tldld-Dun, UitlIOu1 mIl1Fial ehaug8; ODolilg ~
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Total exports q sDeete to-day eSIA6SH
fiUVpTnmaut StOGkB-WithOut DECIDED ehanees
u 3, S's ISL eOapOn, 1109ll65< % lOI5<SlsIssS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

WAsHrsGroA, October sO.-It has been
determined by President Lincoln, not to
take any official notice of the French in
VasiOn Of Mexico, until our own domestic
difficulties shall have been adjusted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

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