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The New York herald., 1864-08-06
OFFIcR or TnE sTREKT coMMIssloNEn.

OFFicE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER.
To Contractors --Proposais enclosed vsope.
endorsed with the tile of the work. and with the name Of
bidder WIN be recsived Al tiis onice until
Monday August 10. 1874. tt II O'Clock A n. III :,
For regula Ing and grading curb. gutter md Tagging
Madison from Forty seeoHd 70 Eshtysirh street.
Blank together with tho
and sgrecmcns can be obained At this orice.
Ia10Si lIl75 5f4I flF1 81 CHARLf9 O. CORNELL. ~
Street Commissioner
Dated Street Department, New York August g. issi.s =
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

The Annexed table shows the Comparative receipts
from tolls al the Collectors once rlca, On the Erie
q nd Cy,enappo cauels.--
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE SOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR THE
United KinGdom and the Continent, via Queenstown
and Liverpool steamer CITY af Warrington and for tho
German States. via Hamburg, steamer Borussia will
at this onice Saturday the 9th dAy Of August as
lev o'clock A NJ and At the up town stations follows
Stations A and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b. A. ~
Stations and ID. 9 A. ~
ss..s =
''-''' : ABBiRxM wxKEMAN POSTMASTER.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

AT COO WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEwELRY SILVER
"A Plate Guns, Pistols &e, bought-f vii pay $50 per
csnt than oan 2bstnad sny other place IN the
above artolcs sbe rate 100 Brsaa cofnee Of
Housson Hfec'r rsp ss s. foo@n = alin4fqagg sl
THs nionEsr VALUATION rIAcvp ON wArcH.
purchased for cash, BY Original L. JACOBS. so Broadway
Esteblishcd twenty years : te'Hh iIF7 W 4 ssl u
Vtxr Nor PRICES rAip yoF p AxcsD stwrl'
y y Watches, nns Pearls and fndia Cameps Nsts
shawls Hours from . uli iasand un only u w
PLUMP Diamond Broker, sls BreedwA ysgauoas !
nor seot Igsas aexoyAkes>
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIEAy, August Sc P. NJ
The statement Of tho public debt for the week ending
the "a or August shows increase OF nearly
twenty-five nlieus IN the aggregate amount. The de-
tails compare as follows with those OF last week.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
CLoTHINo.

"A pvAScsD-THE PAGES OF oAsr OFF WEAVING
ceivhs fernsn sold sk Drsss.s from " o SSs Goats
Ssts ssss Panis 81 70 ss; aiae tlr9i,grs 4e
avenue between Twenty. sbd fwssf third sress
city. ,.s
VI purchased for the West Ths full value will be pad
without seeking 10 impose CAH A. the store or sddrsks
TnoM Al D. CoNRoy, boa Pearl street. between oeusrs
and Chatham streets. +, ~. ~ ~. y. ~, 60
t. cAaHBERG PAYs THE HIaHRsF PRICE ROR
~ Laaiss a9e asn!smSer Ssst 81 xs Cl9i4sas p.rea
nssr Broadway. Ladies' waited upon ~ MIRA u ae8f e. ::
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
A Bombshell in the Admins
tration Camp.
Pungsnt Congressional Proies. Against Prssi.
= ~rs dent LinsOln's UsurpatiOua
scathing Exposure of His Despotic and
fhsurd Conduct Touching the Bill
: '~ Tr9viding for the Restoration
Of tho Rsbellious States,
&sa Ae.s

To -he supporters OF tue Governmen MT.
We have read without surprise. but without indg.
nation, the proclamation Of the President OF the sth
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20
From Cairo and Ralnw.

CAIRO, May ls.-The steamer st. Patrick
from Memphis. passed up for Louisville
with 800 bales of cotton for Evansville,
her dates are to yesterday morning.
In the late capture of Yazoo city by Gen
Macarthur, the rebels are said to have been
badly worsted aud lost largely 10 killed
and wounded.
Between 90 or 10000 bales of cotton
are reported in the vicinity of Y azoo5 city,
six or seven thousand bales OF which are
owned by union citizens, who bought II
before Yazoo city. was evacuated by OUT
forces last spring! s5s.l II.
Future movements Of Gen. Macarthur
unknoWn. i-9',..!.24e-5.z=-s.L....
sBal. zheeh znFItE esd, E0-Ee"PoFt Al
N eWsa 9rIAAus9 llisi 70 81
40 ofieeF of the steamer Commercial
arrived 1t AIpdp his from Davalps Blur and
reports that sshS rebels have. erected a bat.
terry on WblEsTtver at South Bond near the
cut OF. Several boats are above aud dare
not attempt to pass. Two steamers have
recently been fred into on Arkansas river
and IA lady passenger on one of them NOR!
tally wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20
1eH1yl q Noluoaa Auoua % 1--WE

1HGVHWa NoRWoNs AHoSa ps 1--WE
learn that there is 10 The town Of South
Wheeling, sOciety of Mormous who preo.
IiCe all the doctrines oftEat sect except that
of polygamy. We have had a conversation
with an Euelishman who belongs to the
Society, and who firmly believes in all the
peculiar notions of thS'Iatter Day Saints.
He says he was converted to the faith since
his arrival in ,bis country. In his opinion
all the churches to which Gsn.iles usually
attach themselves are wonderfalIy corrupt.
He has not had physician in his house
for Eve or six years. Cases of sickness are
cured by amounting and by laying on of
hands according to the customs of the New
Testiment, He says he has seen the lame
and the halt leap aud jump and clap their
hands with joy after these operations =
Some times the operation Is not effective
because the patient is not worthy of the
blessing bestowed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20
HOUSE.

BERMUDA HuHDREDs, May l9.-AlI is
quiet with our army to-day. The object
of the Demonstration on Fort Darling was
merely to draw off aud entertain as many
of Lees troops as possible, and also to at
track the attention OF all the rebel forces In
and about Richmond TO enable Gen Kantz
to destroy the Communications south OF
Richmond
90 Monday, the 10th, the rebels came
out of their intrenchments and earthworks
in front of Fort Darling at day break, hav-
ing been heavily reinforced By Longstreet's
corps, and made three advances, all of
which were promptly and euergetically
repnlsed by our men.
The enemy lost in these charges from
1000 to 500 men, whilstou toss was
very slight.
Gen. Butler, having learned that Beau
regard was heavily reinforced by Long
streets corps, and also ascertained by the.
rebel papers and rebel courier that the
bridge over the AppomalIox river aud
several miles OF the DanViliO railroad were
destroyed, aud that The dams, Jocks and
embaukments of the canal leading into
Richmond we're also destroyed, decided to
fall back from before FL Darling aud gave
orders accordingly, and ny MONDAY evening
our army bad securely arrived behind our
new lines of ehtrenchlDGnts, having retired
10 perfect order, excepting Gen. Heckmau's
brigade which WAS badly disorganized and
General Hickman captured. This brigade
formed the extreme right wing, and the
enemy attacked this poiut with great des-.
perat1on following them back nearly two
miles with overwhelming plumbers, Caplur
Jog large number aud killing and woGad
Three Of our siege guus reiI into slhU
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

ES-A BoCNrY JuMPER CArruaED BY A
Dos.-Yesserdsy morning man who had
Il eassge bounty jumper. stopped a, tie
uhio0 Hause, With his prisoner. The man
len h:, charge il che hall 10 order to lock
;ato an sIioiuing roOu, for a person he
Tishsi to see When tine Jumper jumped out
OF the door, upou the sidewalk, ran up
Q1iaey 81. aud took down the alley 10 the
resr Vi the Uuion House. A NsUiouudlaud
dog, observing that the jumper vas being
followed, joined IN the pursuit. The dog
soOD overlook the fleeing rascal. seized
MIN By the boot leg aud squatssl doWa in
the mud. The jumper kisked the dog of
g; &c bad no sOoner done so than the an
imal caught him again, and continued to
hang on and delay the jumper until his
pursueFs came ap and captured him.
Ihs dog which rendered this valuable
service was left at the Union House some
weeks ago By some people who were NOV.
ing west. BE MAS thought % be Of little
or 20 account aud appeared to spend most
of his time asleep with his bead upon hi.
fore paws. He was very vide awake, how.
ever, yesterday morning, and during tbs
DAY was as much OF lion as dog can be
The Provost Marshal ought TO present bin
with brass collar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20
New York Market.
NlW YoRK, Nav lo,

= = SSstSt AAAAA4 4Ss
Flour-state and western 5@lOc better,
at. 81 .30@7. 40. tor extra State; 81 55a,
Z 20 for extra .R1 b. O.aand 81 76@s 20
for trade brands. Market closing firm.
Wheat-l92Cl better with fair export
demand; 81 5s@l GO for Chicago spring,
81 6O9l Go for Milwaukee clab and 81 60
9l 70 for Winter Red Western.
Corn--Very firm and only limited sup.
Rtys9f old mixed western At 81 90 in store.
o!ts-ln moderate demand at se@9O
Tor Western. -
COtfee-Dull.
Sugar-DuII; Muscovado at le1 and IA.
vann III =
AoIasses-Qoiet aud unchanged.
Potroleum-Flrm.
WoOl-Quiet anu tirm.
Pork-Decidedly tirmer aud closes heavy:
SAG 00@26 90 for old mess, SAT 0O@2s 90
Tor new do. closing heavy at abouti$27 rs;
SEA 00@24 % for old aud new prime and
S27 00@27 20 for new prime mess.
Cat hleats-Quiet and heavy.
Lard-Firmer and in good demand ct
lSs@l4s, the latter an extreme for very
choice.
Butter-In good demand at 26@s6 for
Ohio, and 34@as for State.
Oheese-Steady at 1908 for common
to prime.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20


NEw YoRK, May 19.-AdyiGes from
NeWbern state that the rebels are sniotc-
ing the new CONSUMPTION in Beaufort,
Hyde, Washington mud Tyrell counties. -
There ia a rebel aotilIa of 10 barges
each, armed with hOwiszsrs and 20 neu
in Chowaa river,
The results OF the rebel raid against
Newbern were the capture of our fortificA.
lions ut Evans Mills, The garrison escap
ing aud the capture of Stockade ut CrcatIn
with it's garrison of so men aud some in-
jury to the sailroad between Nuwbern and
Morehead City.
The rebels were repulsed by our bat
teries and gunboats at Newbern aud re-
treated on tho sixth.
The rebel ram Albemarle had uine men
killed in'the engagement atthe mouth of
the Roanoke on the fifth, and was so badly
Injured as to be sent up the river for re-.
pAirs. 'Stz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

NV YORK, May l9.-A special TO the
Tribune from Washington May 10, 1910
P. NJ, sends the following, dated hendquar.
tiers Army Of the Potomac, May 10, 100
p. M:
Since forwarding my 6rst dispatch this
morning, the desultory skirmish firing
which commenced at daybreak. has grown
into very considerable battle.
The enemy discovering our change OF
position last night and taking advantage OF
the same, were found to have massed all
their strength on our right, designing no
doubt by one more desperate assault to
break our lines aud get through to our
supply trains. This movement Of the foe
OF course occasioned q reoccupation of our
old positions of yesterday morning, and it
was here upon our extreme right and with
the Second and Sixth corps, that the strug
gle has been kept up with more or less SO.
verify up to noon to-day. Our troops were
advanced to within very close range Of
their earthwOrks, when murderous artil-
lery fire was opened upon us, occasioning
us considerable loss, but our own guns
were soon got into position aud under GOV.
er of their fire we charged aud took their
hrst line OF rifle pits, capturing consider
able number of prisoners, and several Of
their guns.
AT tnls present writing there is Ceesa-
ton of firing along the lines and the indi-
cations are that there will be no more
fighting before this evening or to. morrow.
It is estimated that the rebel loss is cou-
siderabiy greater than ours notwithstand-
ing the mcmentary advantage of their ar
ttllery range upon us
The Vermont heavy artillery has just
arrived and participated in this 6 ght aud is
highly complimented.
It is stated that the decisive battle is not
unlikely to DO fought right here aud that
within a few days at farthest.
NEw YonK, May ia special to the
Philadelphia Inquirer dated Washington,
May 18Th, says; From man who left
Grants headquarters at IL a. M, to-day,
we hear that about daylight brisk ere
opened all along the line and that by Z
o'clock MS he rode away an engagement
seemed to be progressing with both artil-
lery and infantry.
Nothing of importance transpired yes
leEQAY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

~rF R. NYERz, ESQ, formerly ticket
agent on the Cleveland aud Pittsburg Rail.
road. has been appointed General Agent of
the Cleveland aud Pittsburgh, aud Pitts-
burgh, Fort Wayne aud Chicago Railroads.
Pits. GaE-
The Cleveland Herald very truly says
that Mr.. Myers is one of the most valuable
officers 10 the railroad service, aud the ex-
tension Of his field OF usefulness is fitting
acknowledgment Of his ability, and a very
sensible act CD the part of the companies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

wAsniseros, May ia special to the
Evening Post says:
The tax bill has just been reported to
the Senate, the tax upon stocks Of whisky
on hand is stricken ont. L-lE
Tho Star says: The retnforcements had
been assigned to the various divisions ami
all the troUps seemed anxious Tor the com
ing great struggle.
Nothing was known of the reported juno.
ton Of Disadvantages forces with Les, nei-
Their was the report believed.
The Chronicle announces that there is
no scarcity OF Sanitary supplies ut this
point. 1+s
The remains Of Geu'l wadswortli left in
a special car at 1880 this a. 81, for New
York, accompanied by tue Congressional
Committee and other distinguished per-
sons.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

CRY COUNCIL The ordinance as.
sessiog the water tax for the present year
was taken up and considered. The rates
proposed except 10 some special instances,
do not vary much from those of last year.
Both the special aud general ordinances
will be published when 6uai'y passed.
An ordinance assessing fine of $40
upon oFdinariss aud coffee houses for sci
ling liquor on Sunday WAS was taken up
from the LIST brauch add passed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

New YoRK, May l9.-The Offices of The
Independent Telegraph in New York,
Philadolphiu and elsewhere are under
seizure By the Provost Guard, as are also
the otfices Of the New York World and
Journal of Commerce, the two papers that
published the bogus proclamation. The
affair has created no excitement. Neither
OF the offices are permitted to publish auy
paper TO day a. -
1t is said that the persons arrested will
be tried by military tribunal for having
REASONABLY attempted to give aid and
comfort to the enemy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

@FRoN THE FIRsT ISEAxTRY.-A let
ter from Major Stephens. of the lst West
Virginia Iofaulry, dated Cedar Greek, the
lit, vas received yesterday. 1t says OUT
forces bad hard tight with Breckiuridee
81 New Market on Sunday the 18th. The
drst Infantry suffered severely, and behaved
most CALAMITY. Toe Msjor had only time
TO say thai Col Weddsll and brother and
himself ws5e unhuIt We may receive par.
t:eaiaEs as IN the killed and wounded before
going to press.
Later.-A letter from Lit. Melvin Rich
ards o: CsrIiO's bertery, states thai Ser
Eesa; Geo. Conusly, of Company a, First
IVES. Virginia IafAntry WAS lett on the field,
supposed to be moEtatly wounded. Alex.
& Jefferson, sou of Jeremiah Jefferson, of
Of East wheeIisg. same company uud reg
imeut, vas killed. The rcgimeo, lost AbOu.
-gg killed and WcuDaed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20


%A CAsa OF ADULTERY-.Littls
thought Anthony Moore, tAvorise of Col.
HuIligan'S regiment, when he was bunting
guerrilIas about Petersburg and Moore
field, aud breathing the fresh mountain air
of West Virginia, he should fod that his
wife Margaret, residing 10 Chicago, bad
been fos during at least half the time of
bis absence dtsgracing his name and fami.
~ by criminal connection With one Giles
PovelS. Bat such was the fact. Mrs.
Moore had kept boarding house aud deu,
sinee the absence of her husband. PoweIs
is 4 lumbermao, and has boarded in the
family Of Moore for several years. Mr.
Moore, who is an honest man. against
whom no one can utter reproacb, on as.
ssrtatning the lsmsutabIe fact Of his Wife's
LnideIitY, procured the necessary papers
for her arrest and lhAt of her seducer on
the charge of adultery. A sad feature Of
the case was the presence fn court OF the
grown up daughter of the wife, who vas
compelled Reluctantly to testify to circum.
stances involving the guilt of her parent.
servant girl, however, was the witness
whose evidence fastened The criminality Of
tie parties. The Justice fzed the bail OF
the defendants At the sum of 81 500, in de.
fault of which they we're committed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20
19-EILlsp Avn WouNpED ~ CARLlx'l


B4EIEk4.-Nr. Phlsbury, OF this city, yes,
,srd., recvivei n letter from his sou, G 60
L. Ptiisbusy. OF The Wheeling battery
conveying the melancholy intelligence that
10 tbs recent dgI, uear New Market. iu
tue Valley, four OF the battery boys we're
ki.lsI sad three wounded.
GEORGE ". BOtrles was shot rhroue the
breast upon the Geld. He started towards
sA- rear. hat after going s. shor. distance
tainted. He Vas assisted TO his feet, but
soon tsinted again, and the rebels coming
up, his comrades we're compelled to abAu-
don him. AID be Was left upon the ield.-
His wound was mortal.
b. S Morrison wss shot through the
breast while retiring. The bali struck him
in the back aud came out al the breast
Both ofthese men wtrs on the same gun
with Nj. Pillsbury. the writer of the letter
and ne says that txo noSler men aud bet
ter soldiers never stood by gun.
Richari Preach. son Of Mr.. John French
OF Centre Wheeling, was shot Though the
head co tee isld, AMI died sOoa after.
wards
N.rno v, b. Manners, son of Joseph
Manners OF this city, Was killed instantly
uPou the GELD.
William Johnson was shot in the foot
FOL dangerously Injured.
john Fsuuimors was wounded in the
Arm-uot danVerouslv
Levi CaswelI WAS badly wounded aud
left in the hands of the enemy.
William Stone, son OF E. J. Stone ofthls
city, who belonged to the First West Viz
Einit IufAntry, was wounded in the foot,
NJ: not seriously.
The letter conveying this Information
vas written at Camp Cedar Creek, near
Ssr4usburg, the day after the battle, and
vas fnrwarled from MArtiusburg on the
18th.
Another letter stasss that shs battery
lost three guos.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

PHILADELPHIA, May ia special TO
the Evening Telegraph, dated Washington,
the 18Th, contains the following :zsu tn
II is reported that advices from the
Army Ct the Potomac mp to9 O'Clock A
n. have been received, and show that the
I'd corps advanced successfully, turning
the .enemy's left fank, capturing Is guns
and many prisoners.sa q s.,
ltliis rumUred that Lee 10 falling back
slowly, aud has been forced 10 evaGuAte
his works. If this be true, his total over
throw will soon, be consummated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

The Convention met here to day. Every
county IN the State was represented. The
nominations for State officers were made,
and for delegates to the National Republi.
can Convention 10 be held at Baltimore
A resolution was unanimously adopted de-
claring an abiding. faith in the sa2acity,
patriotism, common sense, integrity and
statemanshfp of President Lincoln, and
declaring him to be the choice of the
people Of Vermontas the candidate for the
next Presidential term.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

wTHE R1vEn.-The river is still fall.
ing with more than water enough for all
purposes. The Revenue vas loading yes.
today fOr Cincinnati and Louisville. She
had 90 board several am6nlances. The
Kate C-fseil is being torn TO pieces At the
landing. Her machinery lie 70 be put ioto
new boat now being built at RitebistOwp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20
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a Lady giUiHg these SkirIs trial viii throw
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These skirts urs more durable. more elastic and
flexible. than any other made, and cost 60 more. fOr
the same number OF springs. than the common
skirts. lady using these skirts can enter Rail.
road Car Carriage, OF church Pew. vithOut showing
the color of her stockings. These skIrts possess
many other advantages, which will ba ehesrfnsiy
pointed out bS calling on the subscriber. who has
just received a LAReE ASSORTMENT for WOMEN
and CHILDREN
l az e,Oslsg Gu. nay old stOok Of sAirts =. HALF
PRICE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

NEw YoRK, May 10, $3.50 "A. MA sps.
cial dispatch to the Times dated Headquar.
tiers Army of the Potomac, Wednesday
moruing, says: .3isi-i.l + -.
The struggle this momeat began with
skitmishing on our right aud we fully ex.
pect a, great, bloody, and 1e trust decisive
battle today. ,fega. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20
~ORDERED TO RRpoRr-CApt Over

~ ORDERED TO REPoRr-Capt. Over,
commander OF the posi-, requests US to
notify all exchanged prisoners now in the
city to meet In front of the Atheueum ri
9 O'Clock on Monday morning to be for
Warded to their regiments. All who arc
picked up after that time will he treated
as ssraggters aud desertsrs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

Nsw YoRK, May l9.-Couceruing The
bogus proclamation arrests, the CONNER
cinl Advertiser says, on application at
Gen. Dtx's office this mornInE our repor-
ter learned that no further orders relative
TO the matter had been received, but it was
expected that the government would order
the restriction to be removed some time
TO day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

NEW YoaK, May ia special to the
Post dated Washington 18Th, says: It is
stated in Congressional circles that the
Senate finance committee will report in
favor Of iacreasing the tax upon whisky
reported by the House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20
a Card from Mayor Crangle.
MAYORS OFFICE,
WHEELIN0, May 20, 1864.

WHEELISO. May 90. 1864.
Editors IattLligtHeeT:
deem it due to the United Slates OH
GERS at this post-the city and State au.
th"TitIes. to correct statement 10 your
local column of yesterday.
assure my fellow citizens that the Ut
most harmony OF action for the pEeserva-
ton Of good order, and the sanitary condi-
ton OF the city does now and has hereto
fore existed.
HRxRY CRAxeLE. Mayor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

H~EscAPED.-Yesterdny morning de.
seF'er from Pennsylvania regiment, while
being removed from the Atheraum. escnp-
ed frem the guard aud could no, be re-
captured,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

W-aoSE TO THElR REPRESENTATIONS
twenty exchanged prisoners. who, have
been at Camp Chase tor some time, left
yesterday on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road to Join their regiments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-20

.BALr1nORs, May l9.-GeuH lockwood
who had command of the Qualifications il
and around Baltimore, has been ordered &c
active duty in the Army the Potomac.