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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-20

NRw YORK, Feb. 19.-The New Orleans
correspondence reports the firing into OF
the steamer Sallie Robinson, by gnerrillAs,
near DOnaldsunVille on the morning of the
10th.
No one but Capt. Fiske of the Northern
land expedition arrived at New York from
Idaho en- route to Washington. The re-
ports that this band were killed by Indians
is untrue, all returned safely. Capt. Fiske
reports $4,000 in gold dust there await
ing transportation to New York. There
are over $4,000 miners on the ground,
mostly old Californians.
Capt. Fiske has nugget valued at $3.50,
a present from miner to Mr.. Lincoln. He
estimates the emigration to Idaho this sum
mer at 100000.
The gold region of the yellow Stone is
under the northern base ofthe Black Hills
aud in all the gulcbes leading into the Big
Horn, a principal tributary to that river.
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b8-THE LATE SHOOTING ARRAY IN
KIRxWOOD.-We yesterday received let
ter from Frank Linn, at whose house
James Amons WAS U''-> "~d killed bv
John Coss on Tuesday night last, in which
an entirely different version of the affair
is given. The statement made by Linn is
about as follows: One of Linus brothers
aud brother of his wife land also of the
deceased) had returned home from the
army and i: WAS decided to give them a
dancing party to which few of their
friends and acquatutances were invited.
The evening passed of pleasantly until
JOhu OOss made his appearance with two
soldiers belonging to his company. As
they were not invited Coss went to Linn
and his wife and asked if there was any
obiOCtOu to himself aud friends remaining
in the house, to which answer was made
that they we're welcome as long as they
behaved themselves. The dancing then
commenced and nothing unusual occurred
until about two o'clock, when Coss said
to AmOns, "let's have the next dance"
AmOns repIid, talk enough. Have you
got partuer2" Coss answered, "yes, I
have got your sister, not the married one
but the other, Eliza" Amons then threw
of his coat, it being too heavy to dance 10,
and was going in quest of partner when
COss raised his revolver and shot him.
AmOns fell upon the floor and Coss rushed
for the door, but meeting Linn in the hall
said-"staud back or will shoot you. u
Linn turned back and Goss rushed from
the house. Linn says that there had been
no words between the men during the
evening aud they appeared to be very good
friends. When the cry went round that
Amous was killed, all the male mem
beFs of the party fell upon soldier who
was lying in a bed and bruised him pretty
badly. Mrs. Linn finally induced the men
to desist and the soldier was permitted to
go away.
This statement differs very widely from
any version of the affair which We hav,
yet heard. AmOus was buried wsdnesda,
afternoon. Linn says that COss gave him
self to his regiment on the Island and still
remains there unmolesled.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-The following

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-The following
has been received at Headquarters:
BaIdtoin, Feb. SO Alqj. Gen. HalLeck:
Il have the honor to report that portion
Of my command uader Gen. Seymour con-
voyed by gunboat Norwich, asceuded the
ST. Johns river on the 7th inst. and land
ed at Jacksonville on the afternoon of that
day. The advance under Col. Guy " Hen
~, comprising the 10th Mass. infantry, the
independent battalion of Mass. cavalry
under Maj Stevens and Elders horse bat
terry, 1st artillery, pushed forward into the
interior on the night of the 9Th, passed by
the enemy drawn up in line of battle at
Camp Vinegar, Z miles from Jacksonville,
surprised aud captured a battery miles in
the rear of the camp about midnight aud
reached here about sunrise this morning.
At our approach the euemy abscouded aud
sunk the steamer ST. Mary's and 21O bales
OF cotton, few miles above Jacksonville.
We have taken, without loss of a man,
about 100 prisoners, pieces of artillery in
serviceable condition and we'll supplied
with ammunition and other valuable prop.
erty to a large amount.
[Signedl Q. A. GlLMORE,
Maj. Gen.
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B8rOUR QUOTA.-The quota of Ohio
county. under the late call of the Presi.
dent, is now full, and there will beno draft
here. It lie said by representatives from
the border counties that owing to the
large bOunties offered by Ohio aud other
counties, that the young men from the
border counties have Oeeu pduced to come
here and enlist. 1t is claimed that this
system win depOpulate the border Couu-
ties, which are too poor to pay bouuties.
and still subject them to draft as their
men are accredited to other counties.
With view Of efectlug a remedy, Mr..
FarnswOrth yesterday introduced in the
Senate resolution instructiug the Judi
ciary Committee to, inquire into the e1pe-
diency of reporting bill making the
e0uuties equal, and payable by. the State
instead of counties. The resolution was
referred.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE,.
FRIDAY, February 10, 1864.

FRIDAY, February 10, 1864.
Mr.. Blair, of Mo-, introduced DILL pro.
Sidlng for the occupation of abandoned
plantations in rebelIious States aud taking
care of those freed by the Presidents proc.
lamation. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, ii was resOIv-
ed that the Committee on Judiciary charp-
ed with investigation of charges agains,
Judge Miller of Wisconsin, be authorized
to send for persons aud papers and exam
ine witnesses under onth.
The House passed the Senate resolution
authorizing transfer from the army of
persons for naval service.
Ten thousand additional copies of Gen.
McClellan's report were ordered to be
printed.
The House resumed the consideration of
the bill to establish bureau for freemen's
affairs.
Mr.. Kalbfesich opposed the bill.
Mr.. Brooks, Of N. Y, opposed the bill
which was reported by Mr. Elliott of Mass,
which State be looked upon as the ruling
power OF the country, whatever she de-
sires is to become law.
Mr.. Stevens, from the Committee on
ways aud Means reported back the gold
bill with the recommendation that il do not
pass.
All the bills on:,he private calender were
passed save one anpropriating $Io,O for
houses destroyed in Virginia by military
authorities to prevent the rebels from ia
king refuge in them, this was postponed
one week, as it involved ,impoataut prin :
clples and affects many other similar
Chiffon A. White made speech agGrdH
the war, maintaining that permanent
peace can only be secured by negotiation.
Adjourned.
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R6rE1PLOsIOX.-Au explosion took place
yesterday at the oil refinery of Connolly,
Ford & Co., in East Wheeling, which re.
suited 10 the loss of a considerable guam
tity of oil and some damage to the build.
ing. One of the stills containing an i'm
mense amount of oil Was undergoing some
repairs and plate, commonly called a
man.head was lying loosely upon the vent
of the still. A person employed in the es
tablishment was engaged in soldering
some pipes, which had been frozen and
which communicated with the still. The
heat of the soldering material generated
gas in the pipe which Communicated to the
oil in the still, causing the explosion. The
mAu-head was blown of through the ROOF
of the building and the coucussiOn sprung
the still so that considerable quantity Of
oil was destroyed by leakage. The oil also
caught FIRE but the flames were soon sup.
pressed. But for the precautiOn manifest.
ed the explosion would have been terri.
bic one, resulting in the loss of life and
great destruction of property.
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NV YoRK, Feb. l9.-The Herald's spe-
ciAl, dated headquarters Department of
West Virginia. Feb. ls, says: From reports
Of deserters and refugees, it is evident the
rebels are making extensive preparations
along the line Of the Tennessee and Yir-
ginia railroad, either apprehending an adj
vance from US or preparing for an offensive
movement themselves.
The Herald's special, dated Washington,
18th, says: There will be no change in the
command of the army of the Potomac. II
is understood that Meade will retain the
position for the next campaign.
There was something of sensation in
the Senate to-day by statement of MIR
CONFESS, relative to the imperative neces
sity of sending feet of war steamers TO
the Pacific coast without delay. The au
thOrities have positive information that
the rebel steamers have left Asia for that
coast, and tits feared San Francisco viii
be menaced before the navy can afford tht
requisite protection.
The Times special, dated Washington
18th, says. Senator Summers report OF
the repeal of the fugitive slave law aud the
legalization of the emancipation procIRmR,
tion was read in the Committee to day and
will be presented to the Senate on Monday
Several hundred copies of the amnesty
proclamation have been sent into Lee'
army within week. The effect is already
preceptible in the increased numbers O
deserters.
The Tribune special, dated Washington
18th, says. The officers who escaped from
Richmond have been granted furlOugl
of thirty days.
In the House to-day, Mr.. Garfield statet
that there will be $74,OOO,OoO gold in tn
rate ofreceipts and pledges of goVernmen
for coin are S23 ,O0O.O 600.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-20
International Postage between Can.
ada and the United States.

WAsH1NGToN, Feb. ls.-The Post Office
Department of Canada, having for the
sake of uniformity consented to so modify
the postal arrangement between the United
States aud Canada, of 1851, go as to estab-
lish uniform postage for letters between
II is ordered by p. n. General Blair that
in future the international postage. charge
on all letter between Canada any part OF
the United States shall be 10 cents, the
single rate for half an ounce or under
Prepayment optional, without regard to
difference of distance or route=of convey
ance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-20
Capture of Moseby's Men.

WAsH1aarOx, Feb. I9-The following
dispatch has been received at Headquar-
@ Headquarters army of the Potomac, Fs5.
is.-1o. Agi. Gen. Hatleek;-Gen. Pleas
autoh, Chief Of Cavalry, reports that a
command at WarreDton, captured TO day at
Piedmodt 90 OF Mosby's men. fis
1Signed1 GRo. G. MEADE.
Mai Gen.
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~oIosED.-The river is closed above
'ns city and it is thought it is also closed
UslO". The stream is pretty low, and If
tue cold weather continues 1t will be lock-.
Gu SO closely that We shall have no more
navigation before spring. Many of the
o0at' at this point areice bound, but none
are in whatmay bs regarded as dangerous
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-20
New York Money Market.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 10.

INV YORK, Feb. 70.
Money little more active but quite easy
at 6 per ceut.
Sterling opened dull at El7s3, closed
more active aud firm at l74A.
Gold dull and unsettled, opening at 59R,
declining to So, aud closing firm at Sal
@59s
Government stocks less active and
scarcely so firm; U. 8. SIS 1881; coupons
1ll@11l4; 3O's llO4.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-20

SOrEIoEns IN TOwS.-Col. TbOburn,
of the LIST West Virginia Infantry, Oapts.
Melvin, IBarringer, Harrison and Hosack, of
Gen. Kelley's staff, and Lieuts. Singleton
and Johnson, of the LIST West Virginia Iu-
tAntFy, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-20

B0sKArlxG-The creek at the foot of
Market, 4th and 9th streets is in fine ska
ting condition at present, and large num-
bers of ladies and gentlemen and boys are
INDUCING in the healthful exercise. The
ladies are, as general thing, new begin.
ners, and. Of course, they encounter many
mtshapS in the progress of their instruction
in the accomplishment.
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INC Florida Expaditinn.

NEW YORK, Feb. l9.-The steamer At
lantic, from Hilton Head, 10th, arrived
this morning.
Gen. Gilnore and staff arrived at Port
Royal on ths 10th. 5G5 49,
The Florida expedition WAS complete
success. Several points besides Jackson.
vile were captured, and our forces were
pushing on through the State. ss
No part Of the Expedition had returned
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Philadelphia Mardet.
PHILADELPHIA. I

FHlLADELPHIA, Feb. 10.
T%PTTqassT7=DplI: sales Of 500 bbls; S7@75,o
9I.S1A5l SO; white 81, 90. ~
Of yellow at SLIP.
Provisions-Firm.
Petroleum-Firm; sales of 1000 bbIs re.
fined at 46c in bondi 5s@55c freei 500 bbls
crude at 2e2.
Whisky-Firm; ss@s5c for Pennsylvania
and western drudge 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-20

Nav YORK, Feb. l9.-sub Trsaeur,r
Cisco received to-day $1,000, 900 of the
per cent notes. Tho demand for them is
very great. Three millions more will soon
be here.
Prince Salm Salm, in card, denies that
he has been arrested or that there are auy
charges against him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-20

FoRTREsss MoNaor, Feb. 1910 tue
Associated Press: Thetollowing addition
'alescaped. officers have arrived here: Capt
D. .. O4ldWell, add Ohio; Capt. r. r.
Adams. and Liehts ELS. Scott. sch. OhiU;
Lieut.. y. A Williams, 12sd Ohio; LIEUT..
Eli Foster, both lpd. Apreaare reported
to have arrived at williamsburg. szt
y 81 Il B. F. BUTLER.
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Rowe learn from Col. Darr that pub.
lie announcement is made that persons
from other States will not be permitted to
recruit in this State for organizations not
belonging TO West Virginia. Those offend.
log will be arrested, and this notice Ii
given to save them some trouble.
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