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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-10
General Longstreet Before the
Fitz John Porter COurtmar-

Wet POUR, July s.-Gensral Long.
street NAs 4 witness In General Fitz John
Porter's eourtmartiAI to-day. BE testi.
6ed that General Jaeksop's force on the
18th Of August was about % 900 men, and
be was east Of Thoroughiare Gap with
$4,000 men divided into divisions Of
three brigades, in each there were two
batAllions Of artillery and several bat
teries, bat there was no regular artillery
organization. The troops were in hne
condition. His troops were marching
10 the support Of Jackson on the
The, Afternoon Of the 18th, their brigade
got through Hopewell Gap thst night,
and federal forces on the east OF the Gap
abandoned their position. The witness
and troops then took the direct road 70
Gainesville, and from there straight 70
Jacksons command, marching three
miles an hour after the artillery freing
was heard, reaching supporting distance
70 Jackson about 9 o'clock in the morn.
ing. Gen. Hoods troops were deployed
At once, Kempers' three brigsdes thrown
in the direction OF Manassas Gap rail.
road, and other troops were in sup
porting distance. There was no
cavalry with Longstreet, bat all the e1val.
~ Of the army we're With Jackson. All Of
the WItness' troops we're in position BY
eleven o'clock. The troops under Ander.
son we're along WArranton Pike 4 900 or
5000 strong and joined LoDgstreets
forces at dark. BE knew Of no terrific
battle raging that day from daylight until
alter dark. II there had been be would
have known il. General Lees plan Was
for Longstreet 10 bring on an co.
gagemsnt, and the latter asked time
70 make 8 reconnaissance, which he
did, and deemed the plan hazardous
from seeing large numbers OF troops in
front OF him, which he Afterwards learned
we're those OF Gems. Porter and Mel oEsll.
Becsuse Of the woods in front Of him be
thought his position 3 good one for de-
tsnse. In view Of the impenetrable
woods il would have been very hazardous
for General Porter 10 take his command
around the road 70 the junction, and
II he hsd attempted it his force
would have been broken up; Gen. Port
ere position checked the forces OF wit
Dess till it W1s TOO late. II Gen. Porter
had attacked that day any time after l2
o'clock the forces ot witness would have
Annihilated him, for the Federal lines
were then too much extended and dis.
Joined. The battle on the 30th was
brought about by an attack on
JAckson. Witness saw heavy masses
Of troops pressing the latter, and instead
Of obeying IN order from Gen. Lee 70 re-
inforce jackson, witness placed the bat
teries in position and poured An enhlad.
ing FIRE against the troops. They fell
back three times, VIXEN he finally charged
and dispersed them, following until 10
?. II. II Porter had made an attack on
him on the 10Th he could have held him
without drawing from the rest Of the
army.
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An Item for Our W. Va. Fish Com.
missioner.

The State Fish Commissioner Of Mich.
igan has been doing great deal Of work
st the hat:bery At Poksguu. BE has
bsen employing about fifteen meu, and
has built three new ponds-ODe for eels,
one for goldfish, with 3 fountain in The
centre Of it, and for variety pond. One
hundred mammoth goldfish from The
Hudson have just been put iu The pond.
These fish are Of bright gold color, and
many Of them weigh over pound. There
are at the hatchery DOW brook trout
(Salno EaatiaaliI), California salmon (Sat-
no sals5l, Atlantic and land.locked sal
mon, baas, piekerel, grayling, and eels.
Commissioner Jerome has Just finished
distributing Eve hundred thousand eels
10 the waters Of the state. The eels are
brought from The east 10 mud and river
grass. Some Of the eels put out last year
have grown 70 = weight ot nearly two
pounds. The board have been expert.
renting with shAW's patent hsh.uly, and
II GdopIed by them, Il will be pot IN all
the rivers OF the State that have dams.
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FAMILY MARKEr-The latest novelty
in this market il new roasting ears,
which are very cheap for the season.
They are "hone rsited,7 and retail At
l5c per dozen. Tomatoes, also rsised in
the immediate vicinity Of the city, are
cold for 25c per quarter peck. cueum.
bers have been scarce since their hrst ap-
pesrance, over 4 month ago, and are
held firmly al 40c per dozen. Otber
quotations for vegetables We give below:
Potatoes new, 20a25e per peck; cab
bsge, 2Ial0e per head; eauliAower, 5al0e;
beets, onions and radishes, 9 bunehes
for Sc. Fruits and berries are sold At the
following prices: Cherries, So per boz;
rsspberries, three boxes for e5ci straw
berries, l2ls15c per boz; blAekberries. &c
per quart; apples, l0a2oe per peck. But.
Ter Is plenty, at l9lal5c per pound, and
eggs At l2!c per dozen. Chickens are
held at 25sSOc each. Pineapples are l0A
15c each, bananas Sc each. Fancy gro
ceries, canned goods, dried fruits, etc.
unchanged. Ditto fre.h and salt meats,
-four and provisions generally.
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HKW YORK, J1ly e.-Cotton Dull and
unchanged. Flour Unchanged. WheGt
Quiet; No. ? spring 81 %, No. ! at 81 %,
unEraded red winter and red western 81 %
Al II, No. ], 81 l2al II, amber Michigan
81 is, new amber Kentucky 81 0sG1 on.
Barley and INTELLECTUALLY unchanged.
Rys-Aetire; No. western at SEC. Corn
Firm and unchanged; ungrAdsd 4lllse,
No. Sat 42s4Se, steamer 4SAi61fe, No. 2 at
47fs4Se. OAts-seAree and ffm; No. :,
Sic, do white 3S1fe, No. ! do 3llfGS2c, do
white S71Ie, No. . Chicago Si5iG$3Se,
western mixed At S0A&2c, white western S3G
SEC. mixed and State 30IfL32e. Hay-Dull
and unchanged. Hops-FiIm: eastern and
western 7al0c, New York State 7al2e.
Codee-Quiet and steady. sugar-Steady;
refining fair 70 good Z S-l0a71Se. Aolhs-
ses-Quiet and unchanged. Riee-DemAnd
fair and market firm. Whisky-stesdy At
81 OK.
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TheIndian war.

sAS FRAxcIsco, July "a Portland
dispatch says: Al meeting beld here
last night 70 take measures 10 aid the SET
tiers in Eastern Oregon. four militia
companies Of Portland volunteered To-
start At once for the scene Of Indian
troubles, If their services were
required. The Governor telegraphed
thar plenty Of men could be obtained IN
Eastern Oregon II desired. The greater
need was arms and means. II the citi.
iEens desired 70 lend assistance they could
do 90 more etfeciually by forwarding
arms and money than to send men. A
volunteer company Of seyenty.hye men
organized here 70 day. This company
together with The other four military
organizations will hold themselves in
readiness should their services be needed.
Great excitement prevails over the
alarming condition OF AdAirs.
Under date Of WallAwAllA, July sth,
the following dispatch was received +:
The steamer Northwest left here this
afternoon. She will be used as patroll
boat between here and Umatilla. She
has % men hired and 12 soldiers well
armed. There is Calling gun on board
and she will receive two howitEers from
Van Couyers. Capt. Wilkinson feels
confident that be will catch the Indians
In crossing The river between here and
UmatillA tonight
VietoriG dispatch: Evidence taken BE-
fore the royal commission now sitting
here disclosed Al astonishing state oi
corruption At Kootenay. A witness sVore
that be has seen votes bought openly a
the polls; that American eiIiEsns cross the
border in KootenAy, take some sort OF an
oath before = magistrate and control the
election. Koolenay is situated on the
southern boundary line and has torty.hTe
registered voters who return two mem
bers, onetWslfth Of the whole represent.
alton, 70 Parliament.
sAyAaEs MONARCH OF AILTHK SURVEY.
sAxFRAxc1sco, July IA Silver City
dispatch says: A dispatch 70 the ApalaAoAe
from the John Day Valley, speaking Of
the recent depredations there By the Saw
aees, says the latter are monarehs OF all
they survey. The area Of territory nov
Invested by them embraces some 4IOg
square miles, combining all the natural
facilities for 4 prolonged war.
There are hardly eight hundred people |
In Canyon City and les than one hundred
OF the male adult population are armed.
The main street of the town is within |
easy rife range Of the surrounding emf
penee which affords Numerous points ol
vantage for the attacking party apd
The whole village Il completely At the
mercy>of IN inconsiderable number Of
GayaSes were they disposed 70 sack it
The terror stricken Inhabitants have
taken refuge for several days IN The hinge
tunnel, built for mining purposes, which
afords the only sale retreat The John
Day VALLEY, in The immediate vicinity, is
about sixty. Eve miles long, and the great
er portion Of Il has been completely de-
VAslAted BY savage hordes. In al Of the
engagements that have occurred the sAT'
ages Outpumbered the yolnnteers four 70
ope. Even when Howard gets up his force
will Be wholly inAdequaie 70 cope sue.
eessfully with The sayAges.
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SOCIETY SorEs-Miss Flora De Roy
Of Pittsburgh, is a guest Of her sister
Mrs. Max Baer.
Miss McCupe, Of Allegheny, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs BellVille, in North
Wheeling.
Mis- Marie Barnes, = sprightly belle
from the Monumental City is spending
the summer at -Rivsr View" the resi-
deDce Of John Morrow, Esq, near Ben
wood.
Mis- Carrie Corson, Of East Wheeling
leaves to-day on the MAllie RAgon 10
spend a brief period Of the heated term
with friends in Piessants county.
Thos. Sweeney, E.q and wife left toSr
last evening for FAirmont, where they
will spend . few days, and atterWard:
proceed to St. Georges, Delaware, Mrs.
Sweeneys old home, TO scjourn few
weeks.
Mr.. WIN. Fry and lady OF New Orleans
formerly resident Of this city, are visit
ing Mr.. Jas. Reed, Of the South Side.
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D,.i b.l, De crop growing

,.r Gp. ". MOEsAS, Of Ohio, made
,r+s.h to oar DeighNOr' Of Washington,
,, a. NpDd.y evening, = Democratic
',.,.s =. ,kieA j. .hlrpIy criticised BY
,,.,,.s,ri R90.r. Itvn nsgreenbAek
49,, JsOana. and thoss Who heard the
G,,,,,I .,..rt 4. BellAire that = twenty
jsl!r soa piece had no more intrinsic 9
,,I,. ,S,n my other money token, need
"a, 4. ,,ld shat sort Of 4 speech be made.
?, informed the Washington people that
ary "a 1sry simple matter TO under.
r,,. sn.Du; 80 ample that it is within
d. supr,bsnsiou Of any man who his
rss,ut ability to run AeOrDe' grocery
I, ,kicb remark the Exporter replies
tsl .tb.,s il jos, where the trouble
uas IN
lEnsr;.Do. .hOs. that most men have
,stSt billy 70 conduct . corner gro
M vr5StISly, lDd Ss should fear from
t.G+nsrlr, rieV. Of paper expansion
br h voaA Be very unsafe 10 trust him
il % important ! position"
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The State ssengerfest Of Ohio is now
in progress at Columbus.
VIII. Vanderbilt has called the lead.
ing men connected with his road for con
sultation.
The sentence Of Hunter, convicted O
the murder Of John N. Armstrong, vii
not be pronounced until after the Couri
Of Error and Appeals adiourns.
In the LouisianA State Lottery draw.
iez, No. %, ,s4S drew SO, 900, sold Al Ma
rion, IDd.; No. 1915 drew 5000, Eold
At WIehington, D. C.; No. 1878 dreN
5000.
The 49th convention otths American
Institute Of Instruction met 81 Fabyans
n. a., today. Three thousand teacher
from New EoglAnd and the West were
present
The National Narrow Gulse Con-
Tention, which meets In Cincinnati on
the l7th, will afford free discussion oi
railroad interests whether broad, stand.
ard or narrow guage, that will promot te
railroad interests.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

EscGPED MuRDERER CLrruEID.-ln.
telligsnce bAS been received here Of the
capture Of w. 8. Douglas. the escaped
Grant county murderer, in Texas. Doug.
las was sentenced 70 Imprisonment for
life for the murder Of mail carrier in
Grant county, and while awaiting trans.
porta.ion 70 the peniIentiIty escaped
Iron custody. Gov. Mathew has ior-
u1rded = requisition, and the prisooer
will Be brought back 10 this State 10
suffer the penalty Of his crime.
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JusucE PH1LLIPs.-Thos. Gateley was
before this Justice yesterday, 70 answer =
charge sof cruelty TO auimAla. II was
alleged that Gatsley bad hired = bOrse
from Fred. HusemAn on the Fourth Of
July, which be had driven 20 hard during
the day that the animal died the same
night from the effects Of fast driving. The
matter WA satisiAetorily adjusted by the
parties interested before coming 70 trial,
and the case WAs dismissed.
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wAsH1serox, July s.-Tbe Cabinet
meeting to-day was Of unusual length.
Messrs. Thonpson, MeCrAry and sher.
man we're absrnt. Mr.. Sherman left this
morning for New York, and the Treas
ury was represented by Assistant Treas
ury, HAWley. Mexico and Indian mat
ters we're both subjects Of consideration.
Mr.. EyArts read letter from the Minis
ter At Mexico but contained nothing
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Flour-ste.dy and
6rm. WheAt-suong, higher and excited;
market appears to be eornered; No. ? Chi.
eAgo spring a4AeiI<e eash, e31E9s Ife July.
s31zas21fe August. Corn-Active and frlr:
Ss1fe cash. Ss<e July and August. Oats
Active; q 1fA24s<c cash, 2Se July. Bye and
Barley Unchanged. Pork-Strong and
higher; demand fair; 50 30 cASh, 50 35A
9 SIX August LAri-Aetiye At 50 50 cash,
So 90 August, 81 90 September. Bulk
heats-Qnet and unchanged. Whisky-
Steady and UNCHANGED.
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OyER A BAxK.-Yesterdsy while Lew
Is 0rth's bone wagon was moving down
Chapline street, near SSd street, the horses
suddenly took fright and the driver was
unable 10 manage them. They turned up
SD and into FranEheim's lot, next 70
Squire SehultF's, when the driver jumped
out, and the horses and wagon went over
the bank onto the B. & o. Railroad track,
making = wreck Of the wagon and badly
bruising the horses. The driver wAs not
hurt.
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A Book from the Pen Of n wheel.
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Jacob Watson, @ros." Mclaughlin.
Thos. Parker and Daniel Dinger were be.
fore His Honor 70 answer . charge oi
disturbing the peace at the military pic.
mic up the river on the Fourth. The two
former were required TO give bail in the
sum. Of 500 eaeh, eondiieped 10 be Of
good behavior for one year and the others
were discharged IRON custody.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Columbus Races.

COLUMBUS, July 9.-The first days
races At the Columbus Driving Park,
which were 70 have been trotted to-day,
were postponed until tomorrow because
Of the heavy track. A large number Of
fast horses are entered. Turfnen from
all parts OF the country are in attendance
and the prospect is good for excellent
snort.
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CrIcrssAIi, July s.-Cotton-ouiet.
FIou.-Easier; family 81 15a550. Wheat
Easier and In good demand at 70ssec. Corn
-Quiet and firm at 4o1is42c. olts-In
lair demand and firm At 27AS0c. Rye-Dull
at 55l56e. BGrIey-Quiet at 47e. Pork
Dull at 50 76a10 90. Lkrd-FirmeT cur.
rent make at s. 80. Bulk Aeats-shollderI
4S<AiX cash, Sc buyer July, short rib IS 10
as IS cash, IS SIX buyer July, short clear
S576 BSeon-Stesdy at s. 25s6 6125la6 50.
Whisky-steady at 81 o5. Butter-Duil
and unchanged.
RoGs-steady Gnd In fair demand; com
mon S 40aS IS, Light S e0a4 10, packing
81 0Oa4 Is, butchers 81 25A4 10.
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sGs FRAscsco, July e.-About II
o'clock last evening connection was made
between the tunnel and Iixtsen hundred
and ffty foot level Of the Savage. A
strong draft Of air At once poured into
The mine blowing out the miners lanterns
and filling the SavAgsNr1ft vith:aust and
gravel. Sutra entered the Savage works
from The tunnel, and 4 general iollihca.
tion ensued.
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Fouk4H STREET Social UNox.-G.
W. Atkinson, Esq, Mrs. Judge Cochran
and Mis- Nellie George are 70 take part
in the literary exercises al the Fourth
Street Social Union tomorrow night. Mr.
LucAs, Mrs. Stanton and others will be
responsibIe for the musical performances.
And yet We presume that the social in
teroourse ADd the seasopable refreshments
will excite the most interest.
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e5T1BIISHED AUGUST "a. 1852.

will be in better condition to boy this
fall than at any time since the panic.
The indications are that by September
vast amounts Of wheat viii Be sold In.
stead Of being held, as was the case last
year, and that a, least aGty millions Of
dollars will thereby be put in eircnla-
ton.
There is, at the lowest calculation, s
half million Of this money to be saved or
lost 10 the Nail Association between the
ln Of August and the lst Of January. The
first question Is, will it be saved or
thrown Awsy' The next question il, what
will be the consequence Of throwing it
avay?
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PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Flour-Qniet;
superfne s. 5OES %, extra S 0Oa4 90, Nin.
ntsOta family $425a5 50, high grades IS 50
Der 81 05al 10, white 81 i6. Corn-Srong
and higher yellow &c, mixed i51fe. oEtI
strong and scarce; Eaits SesteEn SiI
Quiet and drm. Pofk-S102S. Beef-India
mess Sl7 90; sweet picked hams llIfsl9c,
picked 9Kal0Ife, green 7Asc. Lard
ste'oy; b1tehers 6Ka7c kettle 73fa7He,
Be 4ef-No.n .ninSlly unchanged. Eggs-Dulf:
choice 6Ifa7e. Petroleum-FirmeE refined
lo&e, crude sI<IsIfe. Whisky-steady
and scarce; western 81 %.
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CHIuAaVI JuIy s'-Int LTVteTSJ JV1Ftl1l
reports:
Hoss-Receipts 1000, shipments 5000.
Market opened steady and strong and
closed weak; some unsold. Choice heavy
81 o0ai Is, light 81 ooai 10, mixed s soa
40.
CArTLE-Receipt 800. shipmsnh $50.
Fancy export in good demand. Sales,
shipping at S O0a5 80; medium fne "a 0oa
CO. feeders and stoekers s. 00A4 90;
butchers steady and unchanged; TeIAni
scarce nj q 90G3 50.
sHERP-Receipts $50. Market ShAde
better; sales At s. 40aAS 50.
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TnIAnn

ToLKDo, July 9.-wheat-Easier; no. 5
white Wabash 81 OF, No. l white Michigan
81 OF, eItra do 81 051i, amber Michigan
spot 81 oSK, seller August CSC, 30. red
winter 81 o6, spot held Il 81 o., seller July
Sc, seller August s0Ife, No. 3Ted sc, re.
jeeted Wabash At 7Sc. Corn-Firm; high
mixed 4e1<e No. SPOT 401<e, seller An.
gust 4O3<, rejected 3ske, damaged 34Le.
Oats-Dun and nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-10

BT reference 10 an advertisement
printed In our paper this morning, Il will
Be seen that Snythe, the great PittsburEh
exeursionist, will take large excursion
party 70 Niagara Falls 10 morrow. The
Train will leave The Union Depot, Pitts
burEh, Al $40 A. n. 70 morrow. The
round trip from Pittsburgh 70 the Falls
And return will cost bot S rs, and the
excursionists will have the privilege Of
visiting Put.fn.Bly By splendid lake
steamer st an additional cost oi o6ly
s. %.