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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
GEN. STERLING PRICE, OF MISSOURI
sI 80 RIeHxcnD, Va, Oct lst 1861.

To the Editor Of ths Wing:
As the public seem isnoran. Of the antecedens ef
hjor General Sterling Price of Missouri being person
ally acquainted with him, BY permission viii succinctly
give an outline Of hi, He born In Prince
Edward county, Va, and, Wien youth, emgrated to
Mis- our, where he studied and practsed the law. His
gentlcmanly department. energy and well balanced In
ssc at once commanded the regard Of the people, and
per sa!tum he gained high positions. uc was volunteer
officer in Mexico where no sures by bis brave con.
duct ard admirable ins. Upon his 10 Missouri
he was elected, by great majority Governor Of the
STATE, In which petition his public spirit and honest dis
charge Of duty won the admiration Of all men Of both
parties He was elected, as conservative man. Presi.
dent Of the iats Convention Of Missouri. When Gov.
Jackson determined to resist to the death tho usupa
tons Of the Federal Government he rendered to Gene
raj Price the post Of Major General Of The forces Of Mis-
souI II was at once with oil Of iis terrible responsible
ties accepted Missouri at tina. time recognized BY
friend and foe generally chained to the chariowhe
of the victor; but General Price accepted, and there
hazarded III, ALL when the result seemed TO be his
tain ruin. No nan In that Commonwealth Is 20 ga
rally beloved and no could have been selected uR
name would have called forth as many defenders o.
cause. I. was this "rebel cbieftsil and his bafIY
Fir mont threatened, BY one blow, to capture.
that General Price acted in the Missouri trsgedi{
tory, and by his gallant conduct and admirable
battles Of Oak Hill, (yes, say Oak Hill, on the
thorily,) Carthage and Lexington were gained
General Price Is SIX feet two inches in height
proportional, and the beet looking officer ever ssss
His manner is easy and dsniGed biz eyes blue and
pressise. lie is one who would be recognized I'M
common man. as johnson said Of another IL one should
meet him under she'd In a storm"
This Ia an unvarnished picture Of General Price.
predict We will hear much Of his warike feats by
dood and field. n. r. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03

FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLEs-A WORD OF
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
To The Rii,or Of The Wig:
There are great principles which must bs observed TO
render civil liberty TIC signal fall Of civil lib
erty IN the nouslAvehcl ling States which we
witnessing should u, to the mos: active viginc6
Owl Liberty sub lists in and consists Of those principles
as lie constituent elemen''. As we'll might IL be SUP.
posed that the hrman body could retain its vitality, with
out the ,w oil tlood In the viens that civil liberty
could exs. under deprivation of eher Of those vital
principles
lis not my purpose to enter upon IN elaborate dis
oistop but only to osr criticism. One, and prob
ably the chief Of those principles in which c.vl liberty
has and only can have its berg rteiin Bill Of
Rights, as follows:
'Iu all cises tie military sholla be under ste. sub
ordination to, aud governed by, the civil power"
Il is probable that tho very best safeguard OF civil
liberty the wit Of has devised aud bis states
manshp sanctioned, Is also asserted broadly in Our Bill
Of Rights and to seine extent but not as far as prac
,ble, incorporated iuto our Constitutions Of Govern
mont, Safe and Confederate. It IL:
'Tha. tina. tho Legislative, Executive and Judicial
powers ahould DO separate and distinct" &C., &c.
But il will be in vain that the prescribed demonstra-
ton be Cd elyed, however eIac.y and scrupuously II
ia ther department the military power be suffered to
control or to cripple the civil There Is nothing, nor can
there be anything we'll calculated to reduce the civil
power to subordinauon to the military, as giving the
latter footing in the Judiciary the legislature II tho
military may make e1pound the civil law, il is quite
az certain that this pouc viii gain the ascendaney in the
councils Of the State, as It L. Juyenal says % qai
lam, aap, n ,sse poinaL" that they even Who do
not wish 70 kin man, gro wiling to have the power 70
do It. eel - "a. a-, ~
Have our Confederate legislators forgotten that power
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
DIXIE.
TIE REGENT SEIZURES OF VESSELS AND SOUTH
ERN PROPERTY AT TIE NORTH.

IN a
"m.I a.. -. os 81, s.;v,d
inc i'ows ~ n,on.r,s ,;nrisd nv ,bs suthor;lits
tIa 'n M, sDU U,",'o, 4, nur.rSs NJ 1900 00a.
ncie. Ine ano1 ,as, n.rlsas m,,ksd A. r. In 4,
, -, oar,if,,s., NJ aenosit for n
,ss 20 hso,onr 10 eitix,ns Of the Confederate Sag
sen,,mber 3 Eight thousand nine hundred and g
oep'.%o ,Ssn., oos cents IN American Erchl
IT. hron,iop 70 ci. Gems In the Confederate States
otsn, Tros,in. mare Flora Tempe, beIone
=. w. wcnnna,d ofR 'Iimcrs. Mare bonded m 10
t,-. -, ma d;sehsr Senlember 8,
'0 c,s,.n,.r Sevao hundred and seven casks of lin
i,' .,s,s,,v 4, s,orc No 4 Washington street
o.ysnhsr $50 0O0 belonging 70 the New Yofl
0,,..rs S.e.msbip Company. and In the hands
~ c,cchsYon Ijyipesou ( o..
ssn.smh.r -T,Ypk aud contents belonging TO L..
80 WHY in Rank Of The State Of New YORK.
,n,smher d.. 600 bses OF coffee, cnemy's proper.
j.. ,n,.n,,.d in SHIN an,a Bo,osn and stored at 2OG
sn,,h o,,ss,
Ssn,smber 7-Bouds. stocks, Is, in tho control Of
,bs i,I,r,c Mutual insurance Company, belonging to
CITIZENS of tho seceeed or Confederate Sates.
Sspsember = 500 casks Of vine, entmy's property.
ssptcmber 7-Bonds, stock, scrip, in the control OF
The hank of the R4pubic belonging citizens OF the
sroedod or Confederate States
S,ptember Bonds, a.. g., in Chemical Bark, b.
longing to ci,iz ma Of seeded StauG
September 7.-Bonds, stocks, &,, belonging 70 A. Is.
TAFT j. Flor, WIN. H. Wall, and other cir.sus OF Con-
dera,e safes in bonds Of R. L Maitland & Co., No
September Bonds ard other property bsonu
TO Lieut. Hartsteine, late United States NAVY
in the service Of the Confederate States 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
MITTENS FOR TIE SOLDIERS.

To The Editor sfhs Whis:
VIII you allow mo to sugges. that the ladies' should
knit uger to tho isters" for the fore 6tger Of Tie
hand 30 as rot TO interfere with the wearer in shooting.
be finger Of the m.en, at least should be comfortably
lined.
Yours, respectfully,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
NUMBER 50.

prone as the sparks fly up to creep from the many
to the few word to the wise Is likely g many to
have Eject Then, let our legislators see to !! that the
sns'gns of military oice be not introduced into our
eeiativs hals-ths mex. step would be to smbslIish
the ermine with the spsulet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03

WA Ls.-5J gTou and CT. glass jars
=. % do ] on cslomel bottles For sale BY
- DOVE TO- DruggsS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
DOGGETT IL ANDERSON,
GpVEPNOR 2TREET

N receiving for the PAN Trade oasps.iass Oh ooshs Ma
n tng ourtain rods Corniees and Randi window shads
Paper Hangn Cusd Hair and Moss for sale o. low prices
ape Curtains Beds and Mattresses made 10 order ~ shor
usn =, :. Toel-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
I,l IHE EAKMERS OE YlRGINIA

TO The FARMERS OF VIRGINIA
lyHE sepsrxi tie Northern and South States hAv
ing doubtless become permanent you Gill; IN great measure
be expected suppy South Wit BUTTER asd having been
eng ged extensively for many In that line OF business take
liberty suggest ne the piopely Of beating Butter veil
before packing and OF putting In tubs larger at IN. top
bottom send to market ser packing you
possibly can Iuouid be pleased to reete spndgnmen
purchase sowng the hghysl narys ise and a. deal
s,usve for cash. vii Irnh goods A. the lowest rke pr
ash promptly for whatever nay he sent me-
an eounen that can the interest OF both the farmer
myeiL would be GA! 10 receive any other country
produce; bt principal object 10 cal particular aiten
don 10 nang supplies have been sent heretofore
the North Wills. make an furshh our
ev 1--WE no reference Actthat have been engaged
IN business In this city thrtyhvs years. All Ssh =
Giai-feeins confident Of giving satsfacuon - b.. .
eAMPsON JONES, agent,
Grocer and Commits Ion Merchant,
su2-dkc lCor Main and 9th s,s, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03

INIpORTAGT TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
J. 8. ROBERTSON.
ooRsrx ooyxRsoR rsAsEn raKzrs,
RIoHHoND VA,
II ryPs constantly hand large and varied auOrnsn'
EAS faSY eRocERlxs and t.s LIQUORS and CIGARS,
Inpor,ed expressly for this market.
Ala tho best old Rye WHISKY and Apple and Peach BRAN
DY, dlitiled In the mountains OF thi, stale.
An Lauos aud Groceries sold BY Lin are warranted pure and
sPar.cuiar attention paid TO putting up and shpplnt
goods for and soldiers stationed n and Away ron Ken
COMMISSION BUglsEsswl make liberia. advances To
baoc Flour Corn and other minor products o. We conn
Leather uide,, Potatoes Beans, Peas, Ae-, &c
QUICK SAFES AND PR0NPT RkTURRS lyls
|,OI TON YARNS We are authorised to eon.rss. tsI
YARNS ihese Yarns were manufactured for the Philadelphia
market. and are Of srperi'r qualify yvrr p.,sr . m
and Pg Tcbaeco; Pouehong Black Tea 100 bis
EIa Flouf Iex lots Mes; 10 e. Ga,t Port ~as
Dew Whisky, whiaiy. for sale BY ~ aosa
sell ". !" H--H0- 800
10, relrns douslemedum printing
2eO do nacsp --
20 do medium
~ i0' 10 P'-'A''''''' A. NORRIS. 81 Main st
JAMAICA RUM.-Jansiea Rum. high pisSf six yea"
d old, Imported for saieby y,,,oSn n,vsnpopr A 90
RiCE prime New Rice on '0n'iFn"' . ?" p
ERAND CUTTING.
nyHy s.s.sd having his shop next door 70 u,
III ooLaaAh s0rEL, shOetOs sip beg. leave to ni1,r
~ ma =. ~ s saes sSesss s may
Se - ,..saasss NJ The shortest notice
. .aS s Your snd "
vii You Inc c reasonable terms and SuArsn
~ Of branding Esu,ss KI Stsna Outer. .'''
10. p,,Suana VI.
NEW sOh Flour IT,, = si1d ,s1 sale
Var quA"" Corner Va and Gary hreeu-
COTroN osNADURG.-isoD. Dale. Heavy osnaburs, &c
~ excellent substitute for f' rD Dsi bSvEsposr co.
TIEGINIA APPLE BHANDY.-4o bbs pure Vlr-
gni. Apple Brandy for sale" ALVEY lIpsooxa.
TyNVFI0PEs AND PAPHp.-aeoo En.elop.s:
aso ReSm, Ruled Paper, just iectived BY A. hoRalsW
noPs, u0Ps. Hops, HOPS, HoPs-A supply Of
faa Wholesale and Retail,
81, Corner OF Broad aHd I'M streets
TOPS HOPS, nOPs.-s ha'es nice sSp: las . haa'
IL j. gu consignment Cor. Va and Cary streets:
CaTs.-icoO bu.hei Winter OATS in an; %r.s
GyEsND WINTER OATs-In store q superior 10.
X sSs and Inter Oats Ter seed Thoss usntng superior
srt,sb. Al be,ier call soon. GEosds VAR w. SEQ
MEMS BROGANS-iI0o prs aeas liIos ns ,sr sale ~
mi IiEx HILLS co., l9I Main Street, sieh rond' va see
0IciyED pr 1srER. 80 bbls Calcine Plaster lor
I ,sIs by EDMOND. DAVENPORT co. sslG
".V.NA CIGARs.-A lot very niee, for sale by
HAsNNA DOVE 4 CO., Druggista
NEW FLOUR.
:, - n BBIs superior Family Flour
/ k1tb 500 bbls Buperdne Slonr 4a.... .Haf
100 90 Zine - ao
100 do cross-mdding d.
Corner Va. aud Gary streets.
"0pS HOPS, Hops, Hops, Hops. Hopa--A
IL ,,ppy OF fresh Hops jast received and for sale.
q A Y DANNY,
WI oiesale and Retail,
-, ID i' Corner Of Broad and 7h strssts
snshorr sens sspeor Chewing Tobacco. various brands
for r., ale" HUNT JANE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03

SPRING 1861. ,.. .e
SOUTHERN Hat MkSURACT0RY. s,-
ESTABEISTIE 1885,
rsyHE subscriber respectfully Invites the aten- ~41
IL ton fthe Merchants Of Virginia, and North X&[vy2
Carolina to ibis extensive stock Of ha own and ES&pN
Foreign Manufactured Hata Purchasers will and kyIy
interest call nj his house, previous 10 A3
scng further NORTH ~ he Is leaving nothing un-
eoue, sparing expense palma 10 keep the ! DO -
the South Goods sold In this horze VII be
warranted compare fAyoAby In quality AID price VIII goods
coang rom Tsre viii be found all the quail
lies Of WOOL BUR and srRAw HATS, nom the lowest price
ayro the nn,st quality fr gentlemen Also Boys and
uhdren and eApS Of s grades and Styles ant Ladies
gdlny HAiS Of all he yaIi0us qualities,
Purchasers win DO well 10 call and exsnins.
NH JOHN DOOLfY, ~ hstD ~ behmona, "a
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R~A CARD.-As We have to pay CASH for
~ nearly every tang needed In the line Of our bu-
Aness w nom his date, decline continuing accounts
osPt With those Who have regularly settled their bill with
u lst Of January ard iuly.
ad Jsy Just passed cannot be increased
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
c0rOncrs' In1uests.

FATAL RESULT ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL AuaAy--
Thomas +. Cocoon, the porter who severely as.
saulted tho ST. Ncholns Hotel Monday morning by
a named Thomas white died yesterday morning al
six O'Clock from she effects of his wound. Coroner Jack
held inquest upon tho remains Of deceased when
tho following aupence elected
Scott Parker Second Lieutenant in the United States
Army depesed that he met White in the 81 Nicholas o
tel oaiock on the morning OF the tragedy; the
prisoner intoxicated NJ the time, aud insisted
witness taking drink; White tbcn black.
guard of the porers named Nooon and subsequent
" walked ,to the hallway and nsul,cd deceased by call
ing hig1 Irish Of a - Coogen tt,s dc.
no reply to tho prisoners remark, but; con-.
tinned CLEANING the brass work on the han door
az IL nothing had happcned; finally the prisoner struck
deceased when the latter made pass at Whte in
tara: wtress then the prisoner running the
street. and heard deceased calling for the police thought
tina, the prisoner ha knife in his hand when he
az decc Ased but would not DO certain.
Oarr shoemaker of tie Fourteenth prcc.ect police
testified TO the arrest Of the prisoner White had clasp
knoin his hand whom TAX into custody. apd at 0rst
refused to surrender hmS of; witness drew arevolvnr
fro his pocket when the prisoner submitted aud handed
over the knife
DR. wooster Beach mac pos, msrten, cxaminatioaof
the body, and testified that the wound, which
fuzzy six inches in Gypth, penetrated the a5lomen,
and severed OF tha intesues. The blade of the
knit penetrated ~ ar back as the spinal column cut.
ting several blood vessels and inic OK fearful cash
The was then submitted TO aei jury, whe after
due dcibcraticn, rer red verde. OF Fcath from thn
effects stab end at the hands Of tho prisoner,
Thomas White" T.H prisoner VIZ therepon Comitaf-
the Toinbs teaawa the acn Of the Srand JuTy.
years Of and cabinet ker by trade IN
the charge pr xcrrcd again him. he stated hss
nothing he coulshen say DO rogar led evidence
in his favor he served his statement lor anosssr and
more appropr ds occasion
TIE HAMiL-vw STREET A1veAY-FAIaa RRsvsr-Nary
Anne webbe- the German wf,s ssraek on the
head with latchet by hts.husband the 9Th instant
died yeso ssay at the new YORK Hospital from the
of Ter injuries Deceased uappeared had quar-
rel with la husband % No. 40 Hamilton street when the
latter ip moment g fury, picked up small axo and
struck his wife vi.sant blow the forehead The as.
saiau then fled frcm the premises aud escaped into the
Sevet.sh ward hst he subsequently, arrested and
locked up the smbs to await the result Of deceased
inuscs Coronsr Jackmap will hold inquest upon tts
| bay at ten o'cIck this morning.
FOUND DRosSEp-Rehard Grant. cooper, residing in
West sxtcos,h street found drowned at the FOOT
Charles street yesterday morning. Deceased HAD beer
missing sor ten lays, aud when last lac vas IA
toAiea.et. Coroner sehrmer held an inquest.
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PersOnnl Intelligence.

Mrs Lincoln arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel yester
day.
ExPresdent Martin Van Buren, has gone to Clifton
Springs, N Y
The Cleveland Plain Dealer has account of the we'd
ding Dan Rice the Union stump speaker and Snowman
which took place at his farm Girard Penn on the
5th inst Miss Charlotte Rebccca Mcconnell or Girard
bcrg the bride His residence has recently been rebuilt
AMI is fitted up in style Of peculiar but admirable
taste. wild and romantic tract Of land, sufficiently
ample, on section of the farm, has been enclosed
park in which number elk, deer, buffalo Sec.
In the centre fish pond is drg.
Colonel II l.. Perkins of Norwich, Conn T w Has
kell, Of the United States Navy; J. NJ Forbs and j. s.
Lowering of Boston; H. Chaplin, OF England and S r
Tarchild of Cazenovia, are stopping as the Brevoort
House
Senator McDougal, of California Senator Wilson, Of
Massachusetts; Lieutenant Colonel Bryan, Major Strong
and E. Pendeon, Of the United States army j. Hoy Jr
of the United States Navy j. ~ Howe, c. r. Denny and
L d. Warner, Of Boston II +. Robbins, Of Connecticut
and J. Kirkland Of Springfield stopping the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Hon Galusha A. Grow Of Pennsy lvan;a William Kelly,
II Rhncbcck; David Campbell, of Pi,tshed; T. H. Rob
Army n. Wheeler Of Bridgeport; J. A. Tainor Of Hart
ford and H. Hill, OF Boston, are stopping at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel.
Mr. Soat OF Bellows Falls E r. Bennett Of staten Is.
land; O. j. Livingston, Of Milwaukee; W. l.. Nicho Of
Nevburr; j. II. spout Of Taunton and G. B. Burnell OF
Philadelphia are stopping at the Ialarge House
r. A. Robertson and Mrs Cfambre OF New Haven:
George Gordon Of Newbnrg; i. Bartlett and wife, and
James Gray Of New York John II Pool of New Jersey:
c. G. Andrews, &. s. Hunting and j. ". Slater Of Dan
bury and +. T. James, of Cold Spring stopping at
| the Albemarle Hotel.
Capt II. NJ. Gaylor, of Buffalo, Capt Crock Daniel Rob.
bins, O. l.. Marshal and T. Chamberlain, Of Boston, John
d. Bagloy, of Detroit s. A. Whiting Of New Jersey and
Charles Peck Of Ptsheld, stopping the Metro.
| polltan Hotel
Hon. A. l.. Owen, of Elmra Charles Cadman and G.
Sawclle, Of Boston Leutenans s. s. and L. V. Sumner
Of the United States Army W. g. Fargo Mayor elect of
! Buffalo: G. Wannemacher, J. Maxheld, H. r. Thnbrick
and wife c. L. Sharpess, Dr. W. J.. Athee, g. g. West
colt and c. Hammond and wife, 0C hildeihil Capt De
rneheret and c. Nicholsts Of England; J. r. Arles OF
Chicago. J. C. Duane and J. L. Carey, Of the United
States Engineers; p V. kellogg and John Bltteraed Of
] Utica are stepping at the Astor House.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

New United States Senator 10 Take the
Place or Colonel Baker-The shipment
OF Gold Dust, &C., Sc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10, 1851.
Benjamin Stark Esq has been appointed United States
senator from Oregon. He is native of Connecticut His
politics are "peace democrat
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL, 1851
Arrived ships Golden Fleece and Carrier Dove from
New York.
sailed steamer Sonora for Panama, taking hundred
and fifty passengers and SOTO 900 in treasure.
SAN Francisco, Nov. o, 1861.
Arrived, the whaler Jeanette, from Ochotsk with
1000 bbls. OIL ship Sooloo Boston.
Sailed ship Sea Serpent, Hong Kong.
Tho markets are dul-Candes and crushed sugar have
declined sales of butter at ESQ., cordage &C. best lard
lsc. There is a scarcity of pig IRON
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Worlds Hair Re-
Married.

BERRiAS -MooRS On Wednesday, July 3, q the Bsoesns
street church, by the Row Charles A. Blu, xbon Aspsw
JACKSON RsAS, Jr to Miss JulA LuCiNaA MooRE All Of
New Yorf;
McLsASv=SKISNns---On Wednesday, November o. by
the Rev Geo. L. Hare rector OF Trinity Methodist Epis
copal church, j. T. EtLIsroS MCLEAN Lorrx A. SKINNER
daughter OF Dr. = skinner, all " this lily.
PEagE-WnsoS.-At Lans ugburG n. Y, on Monday
Nov amber n by the Rev. il. ". RspeTdge, WILLIAM :.
PIsstE, Of N. York, AMELIA a. Wilson Of the former
plae.
NooD---yMcox.-In Brooklyn, T. D., at tks First Bap-
bBt church. Sunday, November TO- by Rev DR.. Baker
h,utcnaat WILLIAM H. WooD United States Army to Miss
izzIE WGcox, second duughoS Of NJ. X. wilcox, ESQ., all
Of Brocklyn.