Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
GEN. FREMONr.

GEN. FREMONT.
The visit of Gen. Fremont here (which is
Unexpectedly tomorrow, is understood to
be IN compliance with request of the
President, TO which he was urged by warm
political friends.
THE Array OF Tux PoToMAc.
Gen. Grant is enthusiastic in the ex-
preston of his admiration of the Army of
the Potomac-men, discipline, morale, INA.
terial-all.
Other Dispatches.
TnE CANVASS IN Observation-Disclosures
FUL CONDUCT OF OoPPERHEADs.
Special to the n. Y Tribune.
HARTFORD, Tuesday, March 20, 1864.
we had great meetiOg here Lust night.
The CoPperheads Kissed US to their hearts
content; but we bore it gracefully, because,
at every mention of George Washington,
Thomas Jefferson, aud Gen. Grant they
Missed louder aud louder. Serpenls that
they are, they were true to their blood and
race. RICHARD BUSTED,
RUFUS f. Andrews.
KENTUCKY Divided INTO TWO MILITARY DIS
TRIOTs.
LOUISVILLE, March 29.-Iu pursuance of
directions from Gen. Schofeld, and IN ac.
cordance with orders from Lieutenant.
General Grant, Kentucky has been divided
into two DiVisions-lhs Western district
comprises all between the Nashville Rail-
road aud the Cumberland river, under
Gen. Ewing-Headquarter on; the Rail-
road; the Eastern district comprising ali
between the Nashville Railroad and Big
Sandy river, under Gen. Ho6son-Head1
quarters in the field; the whole under CON-
rnand OF Gen. Burbridge, whose headquar-
tiers at present are in this city.
That part of Kentucky west of the Cum
0erland River belongs to the Department
of Tennessee.
ToDBACo MARKET.
LOUISVILLE, Mar 3O-Saies of 200 hogs
heads as follows: at 81 lOd4 20, 81 At
5d5 05, - AT 6a6 80, Is at Tai 10, l3 ut
saS so, Is at 9g9 IS. at lOuIO rs, I at
Hall 80, 8 at l24I2 IS, . at l3al375, / at
ID, at l5dl5 T5. ] / at l6uI6 10, { at liza
IL Is, 8 at lSGlS 10, o at 10 25aI9T5, 8 at
20G2O75, 10 at 2lG2l 40, ut 22a2225, /
ut 70, l at "a so, at 30, . hoRsheuds
trash at 85a3 95, aud 6 hogsheads stems
at 2 SO q loo lbs.
The prices foe the different grades re-
main materially unchanged, aud We quote
as follows:
Trash..........................S 4 Goa. $50
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q GOA so
Medium leaf................. Goa 800
Good To tne..... ............ II GOALS 90
Extra. ......................". 20 00aS0 0O
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Some good droves average nearly l5c.
per lb., while Ice, the price of the bull
locks, anu scarcely anything below l2c.,
making slight advance on the quotations
of last week. Lent being over the demand
is larger, and as but few droves are report
ed AS likely TO arrive to-day, the close will
hardly be attended with much Decline
There is large demand tor work oxen,
winch are worth $3.50 to $500 per pair.
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a contemporary believes, aud We think
correctly, that the attitude of those called
"Germau Radicals" has been greatly ex-
aggerated and misrepresedtads The whole
radical organic ,tiou, as stated in Tier Sc
Cret circular, does not amount to 1000, SO
that in case of their refusal to vote for Mr..
Lincoln, it will but slightly affect the re-
suit.
The AOsnd zeitmy of New York, the
Staats Zeit"ny of Chicago, the Yotks6Lau OF
Cincinnati, among the most widely circu-
tated of the German papers, are wholly
opposed TO un Independent radical move
ment. We bring TO notice iu confederation
of those statements, the following from the
PolkS6Eatt of Cincinnati:
"The attempt of the German Radicals of
St. Louis to turn separate Radical party
against the great National Uulon party in
the next Presidential campaign, net with
little sympathy in the native State OF the
undertaking itself. The American Radi-
calls, whose organ is the Missouri Democrat,
show this attempt ut separation not only
the cold shoulder, but already condemns it
in the most decided terms"
The Staats Zeituny, arguing that the
majority shall decide upon a candidate,
says:
According 10 those principles ouly, eau
he become President of the United States
who is approved OF by the majority of the
people and neither an indiUiduaL nor a mi
nOrity, however respectable, can O6trude their
r0W upO" mGJOrity Of The people.
The New York A6end Zsitung actually
ridicules the radical movement, and di-
clares that it has no strength or vitality
us confessed in its circular, which it pub
fishes.
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