The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-07-19
Baldy Smith has gone North on sick

1t is rumored that Seigel has been re
lieyed from Ms command.
Gen. r. F. Lees personal property il
all to be sold at Washington On the 18th
Lincoln has appointed tn. 4th Of Au
gust a. day of fasting, humiliation ane
prayer.
Speaking Of the raid, the Enquirer says
up to tt.is time had all the symptoms
which usually pracede a great invasion
been needed, it would have been the part
Of wisdom to have been prepared for it.
In the case of Gen. Dix. Gov. Seymour,
instructed the District Attorney to enforce
the laws of the State, in expectation O
an order fron. The President to Dix to dis
obey the process of the Court.
Seymour orders the military force Of the
State to be increased Is, 600 men.
The Enquirer asks what will be the
issuey Will Gov. s. order out tile militi:
.e execute tho process: ard arrest Genera
.,-..-,-sesrsssa fssEisf the powers o
the United States. Gold 274.. All qlie'
in font. One corps Of the enemy is Ger
tainly gone to Washington, and it is the
impression that more are going.
richmond, July 12.-Fhc Herald" O
he 9th says the terrible pan c which has
seized upon the inhabitants of the borde,
counties of Maryland and Pennsylvania
appears to have rendered them inc,pabl.
of giving any clear account Of what is
tran>piring around them.
Harpers Ferry has been evacuated by
tie rebel force, which have also with
drawn from Green Castle and IIagerstowr
The raid appears to be nearly played out
Nothing important from the upper poto-
mac received at the War Derar lment last
night. Gold on the Sth 21Gl.
PErERSBuRG. July II. Northern d,tes
to the eth have been received. The pa
pcrs are still in doubt as to the cxt ent OF
the rcb i invasion.
Gen. L. Wallace rcpulscd the enemy at
Frederick on the 7th, capturing one gun.
The last accounts represent that the rebels
have rctrcated from Frederick and occupy
a position in Middleburg Valley and are
holding Gaps in Coloithin Mountain. It is
believed that the rebsls have torn up fully
ten miles of the Bali imore and Ohio Rail
road. The force which went to Frederick
them. The enemy cvacuatcl Harpers
Ferry on he Sth.
Federal troops in great numbers are
fastening to Maryland
The Ter 1}e} says the raid is the most
cnntcmptibIe war-like tizzlc or profoundest
ana most formidable strasetic increment
Of modern times.
The Herald a'so says that every time
the S~at'ssrrr 7nrs4sy 'cof,res' scress tf1e Pc.
,onac, il >trengt thens the admins tration
by bringing down /, II politics to two facts,
the public enemy on the one hand and the
Government on the other, and Of course
every body will support the Government.
Hunter and Avcrl! are at Hancock
European adviccs to the 18th have beer
received.
The London Times says it is obvious
hat Grant only resorts TO his present ma
n@ovres because his original plan failed
lie has expended 100, 0CO men with abso
tutely no results, and begins to all intent:
new campaign with no advantage, bu
Hith al army diminished by cnormeu,
losses ana disprted by obvious failures
The Danish war has rec commenced
md thore is great excitement in Englans
in consequence.
The Derby party is preparing for q des
perate onslaught on the Palmerston Min
stry on the Danish question. Welles
letter to Wirs!ow is published, thankin;
aim and telling him that Lincoln woult
make him Commodore
The HcralFs Paris correspondent says
il was shameful .r',k on the part O
Semmes to escape alter surrendering hi;
vessel. The Herald calls on Lincoln ltc
demand Semmes, and says he las pre-
ccdent in the Trent affair.
The London correspondent of the
Herald says splendid ship is being fttes
out by Tom Bald, Of Liverpool, 70,
Semn,es. The subscription for Selames
sword is limited TO one guinea Two
rebel cruisers reported watchin. tue Ker