Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-04

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ing it, added, al have some, yeFy imnp,o,,r.ttsn p,,,.t
4 business, with ron, General Crook. ma vIiI
give you precisely two rninates 10 e,st 4,
and put on your clothesR =
The beWildeFed General did not tIo,, ,
how to reply and did not dare Ia resist
He saw at . glance that It 5Tonld bs :,
useless as angerous to attempt escane bS
raising an alarm, and he did not Atom n
solve the mystery of 90 nuexpscted 4 cali.
4 He obeyed at once, aud 4. gentle sn9pestibT
90 toit6e ''propriety'', Of his keepine ouiei
being whispered in his ear, he passed out
with his escort as mute as q mummy Oo
their egress the party persuaded the senti..
mel on duty 70 follow them, by. induce.
ments similar to thoss submitted 10 The
Genera, and, making their prisoners mount
behind them, code back to the main body.
IN the meantime q second detachment
rode up to the quarters 81 General Kailev.
where similar scene oceurred, aud that
omeer Vas in due time ID def guard.
PIT the party St con 1tsat. u Iscet-:
tanning the quarters of the AdiGtant q 81 Z
eral, they gave him passing call, fouud
MIN In bed with his wife, who happenedL
Oh, pity him, ye BenediotsI-toh he . blush.
ing bride, and 80 peremptorily, bat as gen
i GR
succeeded in ''mutating" him from Agbiiss :
tul bridegroom into q miserable Door daviI
OF prisoner, This Gaping the climax of
.ne nignEsi Aport' the ndezVops Yves res
satne9' te' ane4' Wlt9 the1r prisoners riding
.:1tu SSeml, tne command EeSE9ssed the
Io @ Auu sPeu away tnFopghi hampshre.
~ sous tnesPs !'9 tne a1alr was discovered
sSo1 setse ttueS sAets' AanQ Wn9Le regiment
Pursueq tnen 70 no purpose Tor Atty miles;
IgoI oslng ptessnlla9 70 S3eneAEel Early
sau .e y !1e Velley, the prls-
" ottese wete !e Eece!eEsu VIA Ene honelyl but
no oouot acceptlble greetingY Take aeats,
gentlemen, presume you are tired after
yo1r ride,Y and then, added the hero Of
brilliant Victories and stunning defeats,
with an 1ntensihcation OF that fine tooth
COMP pecullarity OF his en1nciatiop, II OK.
pect some enterPrtsing Yankee will be
steallng on with me in the same way some
OF these days" s..sf5. ti5s ,5g,
#hether the prisoners relished the joke
or not our informant failed 70 depose.-
Ihey were doubtless in no humor for jokes.
They are now in the Libby prison, where,
It ls hoped, the will be kept until our gal.
lant men, arrested by them as "guerrillas''
and confined in chains and dungeons upon
that Pretence, are released, II -
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Ehe canadian PFsBH on our, Recent
suecesseS.
sELF-INTERBsT THE sYMPATHY. OF BuRoPl.
From the Quebec Mercury. .,,..-a.r..
The progress of the FederaIs alor,, ~
ssacost of The Confederste States Ia I;ko1S,
to prove uncheeked. GTh.ir deci1ed noor
itime superiority must In, tbs'' or1in a -
course OF events. render tbel, sncceSss, !,
permanent; while those of the Oonfsdsr-
ates. however brilliant ara pttsrlv nontroi
ized by the inferiority 1of -tbs;,' 1o,1oa =
that Of their adversaries At sss M. oniD
does the naval power Of the North ca1se
the fruits of its victories to be permanent,
Ebuttheiraccumulation increases the No rth
ern power of aggression and diminishes
the Southern power of defence, As the
Southern ports to be defended are dimin.
| ished in number, so their defenders are
weakened in resources, while the North
leaving it's conquests under the protection
ofithe guns of it's shipping, can concen4
trate its forces for combined action by
land and sea against the remaining ses'.
ports of the South. Once driven into the
interior, cut off from supplied and attacked
by an abolitionist government determined
to deprive the South of labor in the name
of freedom, and to destroy all her resour.
ces as a military necessity, the total ex.
ltinction of Southern independence will
Iny Us qtession VI s;ne. uH" Nos only does
tue SlSI ugs''on s cus on tae ooutn from tne
LiaoIa5o "a 80 b,'t - u;tI sSI pi!e1 ~
So~t5 tbe ,aoral s,tD1ort of a,o,so1 ,,,,nH
ISw The of ssSerrsT II oGer;i TS. !.
Ssvan1aS IN commerceS isbtoo in5iciops ;
and ZOO corsorant y1ith Nnrttarn rtarss+s
onS ,orocI;vities not to.hs in1.riobIS foiI
Sa5 VIZ 1Ei,,ro,,So, - .o+ 80. .,V ~
E,,,ro1.o, s,5,gt5;ts TSoss 'I,ia.
bsvs been y;ttI the soptb-N fro1S cbivsIr13
W.. ,rTI1s T1I1 a. +be sbedov in3;ca,as * :
a. hstancS Tbs stsdoS5 has hssS be-o sr
Sorsh;n 5,,t ~ :,;S.tSn.. @ an, ,sIf, ,.rsst
Tst tha, cSsrs snd anotner ~ 81
shs5ow viIl' hs fonSd to rsnIscs 1Se % dc. s..
narSsd one ,Ne9ra 49, Sorsbin snSdsniv w.
p;nsJ w;Ii -snTsCe bsro ivorst;n TS1