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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
foreign News.

HALIFAX, : 6.-Tbe steamer Asia
from QIeeuzt. on TIE 26,h has arrived
sitb three daye -.er news.
The yacht d ,5ouud Is charged With
being a mere tex .er 70 the Alabama.
Il is Tumored hat Semmss viii sail
another pirate steaIle. - August.
LATEsr.-JOnfersu;e met % Saturday
aud finally adjourned,
1, is stated that ordsrs base been j. ned
by the English government 70 haT' -Ady
souipments tor 10000 troops.
Provisions iruer and upward.
Favorable peace Tumors yesterday caused
an Improvement IN stocks Aad cJIs5ls.
The officers and seanea OF ths AlabamS
captured by the Ksarssgs had been hUer-
atei on parole 81 Cuerbourg.
A letter 10 the PARIS Patrie ststes that
Capt. Semmes has announced tha- on tho
l5ih Of August be will aRAin embark on o.
new Alabama which Will 90 that date Do
completed The ssameu Of the old Ala
bama will continue 70 receive Psy and fora
part Of the crew OF the new cruiser.
Rumor points TO the steamer REPPahau-
mock, the eK British war vessel. EnIcl
stole away from Sheerness TO Calais.
A COMMITTEES, head d by Admiral Aosour
has been formed in LoudoH, 10 rare b.
general subscription. fund for the Pur-
chase Of q handsome sword TO replace that
which Capt. Ssmmes sunk with his ship.
IL is reported that 4 considerable sum
has also been raised in Liverpool for the
same object
The London Daily News published A
account of the Kearsage and Aiaoau4 a.
fair, correcting the false statement &c re-
gard TO the course purssed by tho former.
IL charged that the DeerhOuud acted as
a sort of tender TO the Als5zma, that c lp'.
Winslow wonld have secured the whole OF
the officers and crew cf the Aiabsms had
he not placed TOO much confidence n toe
owner of the yacht; that be considered
Capt Semmes and Others who ESCAPED as
bound 10 honor to give themselves up, and
that be did not pursue and FIRE upon tue
Deerhound, because be did rot believe that
any oue carrying the hag Of the Royal
Yacht squadron would set dishooSrabiy.
The Daily News also publishes letter
from Mr. Stoddart, Master Of the Ksarssg e,
complaining that the Deerhouud was tie
,onsort Of the Alabama.
In Liverpool, on the 26Ih, Cotton Vas
irregular, with decline OF II /, but Amer
lean generally remained steady.
BreadstufTs were frmsr, aud all q1aliiie5
have slightly advanced Flour WAS hcn,
At an advance Of CT per barrel.
Wheat was frm and had advanced I'd.
Corn was active At az advance OF 81.
Provisions were firm, with al upward
tendency
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
Last Nights Report.

BALTIMORE, July 6-The Evening Ameri-
can has the following view of the situation:
An intelligence agent arrived this morn e
ing from Harper's Ferry, and states that il
is now definitely ascertAined that the whole
force OF the enemy do not exceed 5000, OF
which less than oue-fourth are cavalry and
the balance infantry. They are concen-
tratiug IN aud around Harper's Ferry, and
are sendiug out parties TO forage on people
robbinR them Of their articles and money.
There was some skirmishing going ou
between our troops aud the rebels across
the river, and occasionally with the adj
vance.
The repulse of the rebels at LeetoWu is
spoken of as moBt gallant afiiri they
were repulsed several times.
Gen. Sigel moved towards Shepards-
town with HE immense wagon train, the
protection Of which is described as Of more
i'm portauce than the risk OF a general en-
gagement. Not q wagon fell into the en-
emy's hands, AID nothing was left behind
at Martinsburg except some small articles,
which were sent on before he left
The impression when our Informant left
was that the rebel force would retire be-
fore TO morrow night, as Hunter will be 10
their rear by that time with an ample force
to oyerEhelm them il they remain longer.
The principal object Of this raid has
proved unsuccessful, unless it be the dam
age they have done to the railroad and the
collection OF fifteen cOnscripts and the
pluuder of the inhabitants. They have
not attempted to leave the line Of the Po-
tomac, except TO recross at the Point Of
Rocks and destroying some canal boats
near Hancock.
What damage has been done to the rail-
road has not yet been ascertsiuen, though
it is understood that they have not de-
stroyed it beyond harrisburg.
There is no truth in the statement that
a rebel force had been 70 Jouesboro and
Hagsrstogu, or that a raid has been made
on the railroad west Of Cumberland.
Gen. Wallace ia cooperating with Sigel,
and has secured the entire protection o.
the road as far as Frederick, which is n w
safe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
Ray-THE following additional contribu-

B8-THE following additional contribu-
lions have been made to the Sanitary Fair
CURIOSITY SHOP AND GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
Miss Emma Parker, Wellsburg, oil
painting; Capt. E. Over. celestial pipe; ].
Lautz, box made of the timber OF the old
frigate Constitution; Mrs. Holiday, Gen.
Garnetts coffee mill captured; David Orr,
Washington, Pa; l cent of 1882, a rare
coin; Samuel Irwin, lot of cans from the
battle field of Phillippi; W. Jordan, In
dian pipe; DR.. R. E. Reeves, stalk Pam
pas grass, work OF interest to medical
professors of West Va; Rev. A. ]. LYDIA,
testament, block of stone and papers from
Dixie; James Frazier, $40 genuine confed-
crate meney; Miss Maggie Craugle, pen
Gil sketch; Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair, l oil
painting; Mrs. Louis Woods, Martins
Ferry, l shell box; w. Richardson, piece
of wood work made out of 100 pieces; W.
Holiday, Jno. B. Lady's commission to
raise "A rebel regiment of cavalry within
our lines; Maggie DAVIS. Martins Ferry, l
lot of fancy baskets, cradles, ETC.; Miss
Dansa, nest of turtle eggs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

WAsHISGroS, July 5.-Intelligence from
the Upper Potomac is confused ana vague.
The CiIizens OF Upper Maryland are terri
bly, frightened and are fleeing with their
property 10 all directions. The danger
thus lar seems apprshsnded more than
real, for Frederick even is not occupied as
reported, and the rebel command has not
occupied permanently any town IN Mary
land this side of the Potomac. The enemy
are supposed 10 be part OF Rsnsom's (late
Stuartsl cavalry, with infantry from
Esei.s corps.
a special the Tribune from Washington
of tue same date, also says: I'D
Il:2O P. M.-RefuEses from Hagerstown
Boousooro' and Middietown are arriving al
Baltimore in considerable numbers. Many
of them walked the whole way. They re-
port much excitement throughout the Yves
teru counties more on account OF PreVioni
iuvasions than from anything seriously
threatening now.
The Tribune's special from headquaTter
saws these days Of moBotonous report
which falls go VieingIy on the public ear
| are big with porteut,ous preparations of
1 movement that will exceed 10 orilliancy An,
importance any part Of our campign, vii
soon be executed and it will be successful
HNEH YoRK, July Ga Baltimore specia
20 the Times OF the 9th says: Brig. Ger
Tyier and command are at MunocacJ
Scouts had reported that the party at N
Point of Rocks Consisted OF l25 of Moss
by'5 men, who were on thieTing expedi
uon. They had burned boat AZ 70
Point of Rocks, robbed store at Harper
Ferry and went back. Only TWO comps
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
More About the AIabama.

NEw YoRK, July Ga Paris correspou.
dent to the Times says:
Notwithstanding the report some time
since that the Alabama was so worn oui
and would have to be abandoned and
would never 90 on the Ocean again, she
made trip from the east 10 Cherooug in
such a short time, that she was thought TO
be the Florida and so telegraphed, on
the arrival of Capt. Winslow, then in HOl-
land, who was Immediately sent for by Mr..
Dayton He arrived just IN time as by the
protest OF MIR. Dayton, the French author
tiles were obliged TO order the Alabama ont
Of port. Semmes put the best face on the
matter be could, though 1t is evident be did
cot like to face a war ship He sent word
TO Commander Winslow that he intended
to drive him of, and Winslow replied, ''Iet
him try it,"
The fight was so short and decisive that
one would have thought the Alabama had
changed places with one OF her unarmed
merchantmen victims Ii is not true that
the Alabama at any time attempted TO
board the Kersage. When the Alabama was
disabled in her machinery, the Kearsage
was run up close to her and poured de-
structive conyergiug 0rosdside, which tore
away a whole section of the AlabamA's side
at the water line and let the water through
10 cascades. The Alabama then turned
tail and made for shore. Commander
Winslow boosted his flag Of vietory aud
pursued. Finding that the Alabama WAS
sinking he lowered his boats to pick up the
crew.
Mr.. Dayton informed Commander Wins.
low that the prisoners could not be paroIed,
but might be transferred 10 the ST. Loais
when she arrived, aud conveyed to the
United States.
Commander Wiuslow claims Captain
Semmes and others, taken to Southampton
as his prisoners. he hsd ample mans TO
pick them up, but an English yatch actual
ly stole them as if by Prearrauged plan,
ton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
Latest from the Upper Potomac.

BALTIxoBE, July c, Q p. m.-The follow
ing is the latest received from the Upper
Potomac TO this hour:
Some excitement was caused at Frede-
rick this morning, by the fact that slight
skirmish had oscurred between our pIekt t.
aud a small squad Of rebel scouts, about
half way been Prede-ck fnl Point Of
Rocks, resulting in the rebels retiring to the
Point Of Rocks.
From the movements perceptible among
the enemy At Harper's Ferry to- day il was
supposed that Hunter was actively press
ing them in the rear. Nothing definit,
could be sseertained, but there is ever
reason to believe that hunter will be hearC
from TO some purpose before long.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

bS~THE RIVER is still falling with only
twenty one inches water in the chanuel-
The only boats now running are the Julia
and the Rather, the former to Parkersburgh
aud the latter to Sunfish. Wheeling Greek,
and in fact all the streams in the vicinity
are rapidly drying up, and there is hardly
water enough left in any of them to make
a respectable ripple.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

MES Of infantry aud two companies of cav
airy were at Harper's Ferry belonging to
the Potomac Cavalry Brigade, and they
disgrAeefully fed.
BALTIMORE, July 6.-The mail train from
Sandy Hook opposite Harper's Ferry, lett
this morning as usual.
Hunters forces are rapidly arriving from
the west and will doubtless soon confront
the rebels.
The enemy retain possession of the Yir-
GINA side of HarPer's Ferry SigeI holds
the opposite heights. All the indications
seem to show that the enemy's force does
not exceed 5000 or 5000, and is q plumber
ing expedition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

~-wE stated yesterday morning that
man connected with one of the shows
now exhibiting in the city had beaten a
man named Willard very severely over the
head with pistol, neal the Swan House,
on Water street. 1t is due to the show
people in the city that the public should
know that the mau belonged to the Indian
show, which left the city on Monday night.
he made his escape by taking skitf and
rowing out in the river to the little boat
in which the Indians and their traps are
conveyed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

NEW YoRK, July e.-Ths Trioune's ar
ticle on military news caused come eEeits-
ment among the military Of tails city.
Mai. Gen. SandfOrd has gone 20 Albany
At the request of the g0veTanent-
Maj. Hamilton Is momentariiy in eEpec-
tation OF an order requiring the Immediate
departure Of some Of ths city regulars for
Maryland. The 69th LETT this mSFalng for
the hsrbor per orders Issued some diys
since
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

EBT HE C1RoUs and the Fair shows,
exhibiting in connection, are still draw
ing good houses. The vaultiug aRd the
athletic feats performed in the Circus are
truly wonderful. The riding we very rare
ly see e1celled by similar travelling enter
tainments. In addition to this it should
not be forgotten that half of the proceeds
go to the Sanitary Fair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

EH-A DIsoRDERLY SOLDIER SEST Up
Yesterday a soldier, who refused to give
his name, conducted himself in very rio
Ious and disOrderly manner in the vicinity
of the Grant House, fold MOnroe) threaten
ing to whip a number OF white people and
pitching into "a citizen of African descent"
He was arrested by officers Geo. Sautmiers
and scrOggins, aud Aid. Robertson sent
him to Jail. BE was az exceedingly tough
customer and if be had not been subdued
might have done some damage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

BSuRREEDER OF LEH.-On Tuesday
there was rumor in Steubeuville of the
surrender of Lee. Upon close inquiry, it
proved not to be the rebel General Robert
E. Lee, in command of the rebel army,
Virginia, but Capt. "Gus" Lee, an "Ameri-
can citizen of African descent" we'll known
in Wheeling, and commander of small
craft, on the Ohio river, used in conveying
persons across the river opposite that city.
1t appears that "Gus," aud party of la
borers on the Pan Handle Railroad had
some difficulty on Sunday. Lee hoisted
the American flag over his bost-which
was offensive to some of the laborers.-
They threatened to tear it down-"Gus'
to shoot the FIRST man who
made the attempt On Tuesday the quar-.
rel took a different shape. One or two of
the belligerents undertook to appropriate a
small landing which "Gus" had erected for
his own and the convenience of his Gus
TONERS. A quarrel ensued, one of the Irish
men making after the "nagur" with stones,
"Gus" protesting aud threatening to shoot
if be did not desist. When driven back
from the wharf and on to his boat he fired,
the shot taking effect in the groin of one
of the men producing a mortal wound
"Gus" then crossed the river and surren-
dered, and is now in jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
Statement of Capt. Winslow Of h'
KeaTSage.

wAsHIxerox, July 6.-The Navy De
partment has received the ioHoEing d
patch:
UxIrED STATES STEANIa KEARsAeEI
June I9L-6:4O P u.
Sir: l have the honor TO inform the de-
psrtment that the day subsequent 70 the
arrival OF the Ksarsage At this pori On b
I4th inst, / received = note from Captain
Semmes begging that the Rearsage would
not depart as be intended 70 night Der, and
would not delay her but day o. Two
According 10 this notice the Alabama LETT
the port Of Cherbourg this m sTaiug at
about $50 o'clock. AT 1920 n. n, We
discovered her steering towards U.s.
Fearing the question Of Jurisdiction
might arise We steamed TO Sra. until a dis
taoce of or miles was obtained from
he Cherburg breakwater, When We round
ed TO and commenced steering for the Al
ALBANIA. AS we approached her within
about 1900 yards, she opened FIRE. We
received two OF three broadsides before
shot was returned. The action cont uued 4.
the respective steamers making circle
round and round, al a distance OF about
500 yards from each other
At the expiration of an hour the Ais
bama struck, going doWn 10 about twenty
minutes afterwards and carrying May
persons with her.
IL affords me great qualification to az
nouuce that all did their daty, exhibiting
a degree of GOODNESS which gave promise
at the outset OF certain victory.
have the honor 10 be, most respect
fully, your obedient servant
JoHH A. WIxsLoW, CAptain.
To Hon. GIDEoS WELLEs, Secretary OF the
Navy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
B~BRUTAL AssAULr.-On Tuesday eve

B~ BRUTAL AssAULr.-On Tuesday eve
ming some unknown ruGisn made most
brutal assault upon couple of servant
girls who were passing up Monroe street
near St. Matthew's Church. One of the
girls was beaten and kicked, and her
clothing was torn from her person. The
cries of the females brought assistance,
and the rufians fed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

Nav YoRK, July e.-The extensive car
rage repository and misunderstanding shops
Of VIM. Osborn, at Railway, n. J., were
destroyed by FIRE on Monday night.
George P Norris, of the Home Journal,
died az his residence in this city at one
O'Clock this p m aged 81.
A Wall street rumor that England had
declared war against Germany, says the
Express. sent gold up peg or two. II
reached 26Ii and closed AZ 1854 ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

B EoBBERY.-on the evening of the
4th OF July, as gentleman residing in
Martiusville was getting on the cars at
Bridgeport, thief standing by deliber-
ately thrust his hand into the geutleman's
pantaloous pocket, drew out his pocket.
book and banded it to a confederate, who
lodged into the crowd. The gentleman
caught hold of the fellow who stole the
money and accused him of the theft, which
the fellow had the impudenee to deny in.
Elegantly. While thus talking of the
matter, the thief broke loose aud made his
escape from the car. The pocket book
contained fifty dollars in money, aud some
valuable papers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

BosTox, JAY "a call is published for
3 600 Massachusetts, volunteers for garri-
son duty near Washington, the non com
Dissioued officers and priTaies 20 receive
$40 month from the state while in the
service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

New YosK, July 6.-The Tribune's
Washington special of the 9th says Com
mAnder WinslOw of the Ksrsage was 70 day
recommended by the Sec'y OF the Navy to
be a Commodore. IL is already said here
that the value of the Alabama will be dis
tributed among the officers aud crew of the
KeTsage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

NEW YoRk, July 6.-The Tribune has
the following, which IL doubts:
WAsHNGToS, July "a dispatch went
from here TO New York this evening, at 5
o'clock, declaring that Petersburg was ia
ken yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

B~VoTIEG AT THE FA1R.-The result of
the election at the Fair stands as follows:
On Generals sword-Kelly, ll6; Sigel,
SO.
On Colonels Sword-ThOburn 80; Lock
wood, 81 Curtis, 20; Powell, 6; Wilkinson.
4; Duval, AZ.
strother, Capeheart, and Latham, one
each.
On Firemau's Trumpet-Rough aud Ready
423; Guards, 4O2 Hope, 294.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

E9-A BAD wALK.-The board walk on
the Island, Immediately opposite the
mouth of the Suspension bridge is in q
very bad condition, and ought to be i'm
proved in some manner. We presume an
order from the City Council will be neces-
sary to have the work done.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

NEW YoRK. July s.-GeneraI Franklin
passed quietly through ibis city last even-
ing on his way 20 the Army Of tas POto-
mac.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

BSFROM CARLIN's BATTERY.-A letter
received yesterday from member of Car
Inns battery announces that during the re-
cent raid of Gen. Hunter in the direction
of Lyuchburg, the battery lost eighteen
men aud three or four guns. Lieut.. Mel
vim Richards was wounded and is in the
hands Of the enemy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

NEw YORK, July 6.-The Ocean Queen
from Aspinwall, has arrived.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
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NEW YoRK, July 6.
Gold more act and irmer, oPeuicg e
249. advancing - 26ll Aad elosirg a. 25st
@26O.
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From the Upper Potoma

By the President:
W. Ii. SEWARD. Sec'y OF State.