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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-06
DS-PrxIsHrSe SoLD1ERs.-The vicinity

~PUSsHtSs SoLDIERs.-The vicinity
.; the AIhansum on Saturday, was the
scene OF very ludtcrOus proceedings. A
soldier of Capt. HamiIton's company hav-
lag been guilty of drunkenness they made q
coat for him out of a whiskey barrel, fas-
tened it about his person and made him
walk up and down John street for several
hours. His chin was on a level with the
top OF the barrel and as he marched To and
fro, followed by guard appointed to see
the sentence executed, his appearance was
exceedingly ludierOus. Hundreds of per.
sons we're attracted by the novel punish
meut all Of whom were amused at the in
efeetuAl efforts of the soldier to take his
head in swapping turtle fashion that his
face might rot be seen.
Several ether soldiers guilty of minor
offences, were marching ABOUT the prison
carrying kuaPsaeks filled with bricks. We
understand that these men are doomed tc
carry this weight, about Fifty pounds, fOul
hours each day for ten dAys.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-06
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Saturday Nights Report.
From the ARMY Of be POTOMAC.

From the Army Of the Potomac,
BALTIMORE, June 4.-This afternoons
American says: ..-.t. ....--.. b.
A gentleman who left the front at nine
o'clock on Friday morning, represents the
attack reported by Grant as having opened
with the fercest canuonading along the
whole line. The eaunonading could be
heard as It progressed down the Peninsula.
One important fact reported by our in
tormant is that the army is in the best pos
sible condition and spirits. They never in
any previous campaign have been 80 we'll
supplied. there was abundant provisions
constantly going forward.
The whole army worships Gen. Grant
and say he is the only man who has given
them chance to fight.
The belief was universal both among the
troops and residents Of the country In the
vicinity of Richmond, that the rebel capi-
toll must fall.
House as reported, and consequently the
rumored capture of FitE Hugh Lee aud bis
cavalry was unfouuded. The White House
presents a scene of activity unprecedented
during McOlsllan'S campaign.
FORTRESS MoARoB, June 3d.-The steam
er John A. Warner arrived from Bermuda
Hundreds. She repots that the enemy
made slight attack on our breast works
at o'clock last evening without effect
and then retired. A Rebel Lieutenant aud
80 privates, who came into our lines yesr
terday, arrived on the Warner.
A steamer just arrived from the White
House reports there was heavy caunonad.
ing going on all day yesterday. and just at
night the sound appeared further Off
There age no further particulars.
NRw YoRK, May 4th.-The Tribune's
Special dated June LIST, says: Sheridau's
cavalry the day previous drove the Rebels
down the Mechanicsville pike within Eve
miles of Richmond. Our entire lines were
were considerably advanced, and the i'm
preston prevails that Lee bus withdrawn
his main force within the inner defences
OF Richmond. His losses the past days
must have been severe, largely in excess
of ours.
Contrsbands report the citizens of Rich
mond 10 great fright. The enemy left all
their dead and wounded in front of Warren
and tue sight was'sad and sickening.
June 2.-Yeslerday the 9Th corps and
Badly Smiths forces made heavy charge
carrying the first line of the enemy,s works
taking 600 or 800 prisoners. Az hour
later the rebels made tremendous assaults
and were frightfully slaughtered. Han
cock, also repulsed similar attacks, inflict.
ing severe loss. The fighting was most
desperate; the euemy's loss must have
been 1000 or 5000; ours 400 or 500. Buru-
sides corps showed egual yAlor in repul-
sidg an attack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-06
E. n. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.

ST.. LOUIS, June Dispatches received
by Gen. Ewing from Col. Rodgers COM
mRudiug at Cape Girardeau, state that the
enemy is unusually active just now in that
portion of the State. .. .l
Col. McLane reports that on the night Of
the 2nd, 200 guerillas camped near Patton
at mill where they were busy grinding
corn. He sent force of 400 men to look
after them. '
A force of Rusrillas is reported at Cane
Island and another at Doniphau. sH' .r.
Col. Rogers thinks the movements Of the
guerillas are Intended to cover an attack
on some important point, and that McRea
will probably make demonstration on
Patterson.
. A message from Capt. Ewing at Bloom.
field Gays:
The guerillas destroyed the telegraph
line near Charleston, and sWore they in
tended to keep it down. 80
A dispatch from Rogers, dated Cape
Girardeau, June 8, says:
The whole company of guerillas crossed
the river and swamp, and were within eight
miles Of here last night They have cut
the telegraph line between here and New
Madrid. ....
The presence OF bands of guerillas is ac-
counted for by the abandonment of Bates
Vile and Jacksonport by the Union troops.
leaving the country open to the rebels Of
Arkansas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-06
From New Orleans.

NEw YoRK, June 4th.-Ths steamer
Morning Star from New Orleans on the 2SIh
and Havana 3lst, has arrived.
She has lO0U bales of cotton. A FIRE on
the night of the 9th destroyed large ri-
yer steamboats, and several sail crafts at
the levee. At New Orleans the loss is es :
Iimated at 100000. The levey was con-
siderably injured. No military news.
General Banks addressed the constitu.
tional convention on the 18th.
The Picaynne aud French paper have
been suspended for publishing the bogus
proclamation.
Gen. Heron has returned to his COM
mand In Texas. Gen. McClernand is ser :
iously sick at NO.
Havana dates Of the 3lst ult., states that
news from the City of Mexica to the 18th,
and Vera CruE to the 2lst,hAd been receiy-
ed. Great preparations were making for
the reception of MaIimillian, who had not
yet arrived. come,
a conspiracy in Gaudalsjara had been
discovered aud l3 OF the cnnRpirators were
arrested. The French suspect that there
lodges are in all the towns they hold which
declared for intervention. LEGENDARY
placRrds continually appeared on the walls
OF Mexico and persons have been arrested
for crying death TO MAximillian and the
French The 9th being the anniversary OF
the Mexican victory was generally observ-
ed, though in secret, and persons Of both
sexes visited and streWed with flowers the
graves Of those who fell. .-a
Artillery has been received by the Gov
ernor OF Nueva Leon from San, Francisco
through Mazatlau, and artillery ammuui-
ton &c, had arrived a. Monterey obtained
through Brownsville by the Juarists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-06
New York Market.

O. NBW YoRK, June 4.
Cotton-Rather more active at 81 OF for
middling uplands.
EiouE-state and Western opened s better
and and closed quiet.at about previous
: Pr ao = - o2S91 50 for ex. State, So 05@
Mhlsky-Without decided change: 81 aol
OIL 81 for State and 81 sl1ESi AZ fo1
western, hearty all at outside price.
Wheat-lc higher; 81 62@i. SO for Chi
csgo spring, 81 63@l SO for Nil. clpb and
81 74(9l 81 for winter red Western. in
cludedhn sales are $4,000 bushels amber
MilWAukee to arrive a 81 6s4@l So. =
Corn-Dull and dropping al 81 e4a
55 for new and old mixed western, and
81 63@l So for white western.
Oats-Bxcited and decidedly higher at
e59s6 for western, including sc, 600 bush
western to arrive at SO. ''r1
Rice-DulI ct l13@llRt ~ si ID
Cohee-Dull al AZ for Rio.
Sugar-Quiet, MuscoVada at 1920.
Petroleum-Quiet but firm at Al for
crude, 649e5 fro refined in boud and ~
for free. ....s.ssI
Wool-Very firm especially for foreign.
Pork-More active and little higher al
S3l 90 for mess, $50 90 for old mess. Ss2
IS for new mess, $24 5O@2e 90 for old
and new prime, the latter price an extreme,
and S8I OO@s2 SO for prime mess.
Beef-More active and firmer at So so
C9l3 20 for country mess, e@7 Cor coun-
try prime, l6 5O@l9 90 for repacked mess
and $40 0O@22 90 for extra mess.
Cut Meats-A little frmer at llj@l2
for shoulders and l43@I5 for hams.
Lard-Without material change at I49
Buttet-Dur and lower a. 25@ss for
Ohio and 3O@46 for State.
Oheese-Steady at lO@ls.
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WHEREAS Il has pIeaSsd an all wise and Inseruta.
BILE Providence to remove from our MIDST by death,
our beloved brother, Past GrHnd JoHS THoBuAS'
thrrsf re
RGIolOsd. 1St, That 10 the death Of our worthy
brother. heehng LOoEe has lost one Of It's most
devoted menbera, one Who was mott enthusiastic
10 its support, through dark veil bright for
tune, one Who In his daily conduct extmpined in
the highest degree the result Of the e and
influence OF our order.
RsEolred %, That In bis death his large circle of
FRIENDS has lost Of itS kindsst ADD most AmAble
members, Aud this community one Of its most use.
ful and upright Citizen, Of whom Il may be truly
God"
ReSolprd Sd, That while With unfsiEned sorrow
Ee mourn the losS II our most excellent brother,
and tender to his Aflisted family earuest SYM
paihy In this the day Of trouble, bow With hum
bl SubmisNiOn TO HIM who dOeth all things WeIl,"
feeling assured that the msrciful God Who hath
taken him TO himself, and Who a'TempeFB the wind
To the shoru lamb" VIII prove the husband 70 he
widow, and the father to the Iathorless.
RGsOlutd, Ith, That In token OF our sorrow, our
lodEo be drHped In mourning for thirty Gays and
the member Of this lodge wear the usual badge OF
Do1rning for thirty days.
REIo'Sed, Sth. That copy OF these resolutions be
communicated TO the family Of the deceased. and
publlshed in the papers Of III city.
All Of watch is respectfully submitted
JAMES HOLLINGsWORTH,
wv. ELLGNGHAN, SCommlttee.
GEOA0R RlTCHIE.
At regular meeting OF Wheeling LoSKe No So
o. o; p, the above resolutions were unanimously
WhesiInE, W. Va, Nay 18th, lssi.
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1pFaI ladlOo Of Iho IJalou ana sooIoIy

~Fau isdlOs otths Ualou Ala Society
have been repeatedly urged by many oItl.
sens who were pleased with the previous
sntsrtAiumeutS to repeat the exhibition of
tableaux At Washington Hall, and we are
glad to learn that it is altogether likely
they will do so 10 the course of q few
weeks, offering superior attractions
Those exhibitions are OF q very attractive
character aud in consideration of the good
cause which the ladies desire TO forward
they will always be we'll PAtrOnized 10
in their efforts to amuse and delight the
public.
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y
The lAPp. eoErsop0udSpt says $40 rebel
soldiers belonging 70 the 18th and 18Th
Ga. Volunteers came into our lines at dav.
break on the I'd. They say they are TRAD
Of fighting and do not want any more Of
1t. They advised our men to 20 in and
fight It out, a. this was. the last fiRht for
Richmond aud We could take it this time.
They represent the rebel army as becom-
ing each day more and more demoraliEed
with their constant reVerses. ID =
A Coal Harbor dispatch states that a
geaeral attack was ordered along the whole
line at II o'clock this morning resulting
10 the fercest fight Of the campaign. The
Left OF Hancock's corps after desperate
resistance turned the enemy's left carrying
. portion of their main line, capturing
guns, colors aud many prisoners, but I'M
fortunately unable to hold the ground or
bring on the guns. The battle is still rag
ing with promise Of bloody day.
"A Fortress Monroe despatch Of the 30th
ult., to the Herald says: A despatch has
been received from Badly Smith, that the
rebels attacked him With three colums,
but were driven of after desperate fight,
Smith Is reported to have captured SEQ
prisoners. Grant 10 pushing the enemy at
every point.
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New YoRK, May 6th.-The meeting in
Union Square last evening to tender graft.
tude to Gen. Grant aud his armies was a
monster affair. Upwards of IS. 900 people
were present. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed. Addresses were made by SEN
ator Pomeroy, Congressman Rollins, Gen.
WAlbridge, Jas. T. Brady, Gen. Mesgher,
and others. The resolutions speak of the
successes at Fort Donelson, Yicksburg,
Chattanooga and the present advances OF
the Potomac Army, and the Army of the
Cumberland, and closes with declaration
of unAlterable determination to enter in
the prosecution of the war with all vigor
and might.
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Charleston Threatened

FoRTRGss MONROE, June IA rebe
Msjor came into Gen. Butlers's lines at
Bsrmuda Hundred yesterday, who says that
the Federal forces are at SecessionvilIe and
threatening Charleston. The commander
had telegraphed the rebel authorities tor
reinforoeueuts, saying unless be received
them Immediately Charleston is lost
The steamer Thomas Powell arrived from
Bermuda Hundred, at4P. N. There has
been no active operations there since last
accounts. The steamer May Flower was
fred into going up the James river this
morning, no damage done. Heavy can
nonading was heard in the direction OF
Richmond last night
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
wAsnISerOx, June srd.

WASHINGTON, June Bird.
Hon. F. a. ComkIia9. and Others, a.
GRHTLEMEN-Your letter inviting me to
be present at mass meeting Of loyal
citizens, to be held at New York on the
4th inst, for the pNFposs Of expressing
gratitude TO Gen. Grant for his sigual SER
vices, was received yesterday. Il is i'm.
possible for me to attend. Iapprove, new
ertheless, whatever may tend to strengthen
and sustain Gen. Grant aud the noble ar
mics nov under his direction. Ny previ.
Gus high estimate of Gen. Grant, has been
maintained and heightened by what has
occurred in the remarkable campaign be
is now conducting, while the magnitude
and difficulty of the task before him does
not prove less than l expected. he aud
his brave soldiers are now in the midst of
their great trial, and trust, at your meet
ing, you will SO shape your goou words
that they may turn to men and guns,moVing
70 his aud their support. ..s1I
Yours truly,
Signed, A. LINCOLN.