Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-02
me New York Tribune.

'rAE NATIONAL WAR CRY !"
az y,,,yd 10 RicES,on9! Rorpord q Richmond Tie
Rbsl Cyrsss nau,t rot be ciioEsd TO meet srs on the
GOA J4lvf By THAT DAY Tia PLACE WILL TX HELD BY
TIE NATIONAL ARNY|
The h1,d decree which not all Hssvea can novei
Ys Coz, falhii1 AID Je fAtes spFs0V'l
Fernando Wood has Eetoeda b to take away sls 600
worth Of printing from his brothsr Ben Of the N0's
Fernando is opposed to prescription and intolerance
Marshall Kane had a commission Of BrgaGisr Geeeral
in b, pooket in the Rebel army, when he was arrested
n. T,B.. ,rsmblss all over the signs in Maryland
Il expects every day To hear Of uprising among that
people.
Greeley admits that Old Scott is ''msstsr both OF the
AFT aad science Of war" bu. there ore sure things he
doesn't know and enumerated to the 'H'ct,
thai be is not carrying the sgaint the Rebels IN
the robt wsy I Scots line u too extended, and be
i. liable To lie ship. BY Interior forces. cad Gaerlas
arc only daagersul to ps;y eIpedItiOna 50. While the
Rebel, menace washing,on they vii be recognized by
foreign powers All In desultOry warfare the Rebels
have -ras Advantages oh. In war the main chance is
every thing What if Buter and Patterson are over
whelmed, 80 BeaureSsri is quito fight end Richmond
i, eouaueredy oh. BeeuregsrSs Entertainments are
nothing ard should De so regarded. 7ih Tho Rebels
won't 6sht pitched battle; bg. they will pounce Upon
ds,schnent or make push at v Sihinglon to either
NJ which the enghsned lines and languid movements
of the National forces offer s.rorg temptations.
So uuch for Greeley Ga SCOTS skor! oommings!
Several Of the military authorities thereafter to sop
the circulation of the 7ri5as among the soldiers Col
Terry of the Connecticut Volunteers at Fall Church, Va,
has already done this thing. "He conscses the pack
az, nd wishes they would keep the damned Tribune at
home" "Whe.her he afterwards has the copies sold st
or 10 cents apiece our correspondent does no. state.
Til. is cruel Greeley be pitching Yankee in the teth
of me gallant ColOnel
SIX Members OF Congress ffOG the Northwest are
sDoksu of as likely TO make open agailss tie Liu
COLI policy. YaCaudgham Of oaio, Logan, Fouke and
,biason of mipoh, and VOORHEES, of Indiana, and
saoil OF Oregon a. those named. The Tribune doubts
a. 70 oue Of them but thinks that oil that "a eit Of the
Democracy in the North will take shat direction.
Blu. the thing on which Greedy spreads himself is
letter which he says he has received from Hon. John
Bolts in Wasil g;on City. The letter contains great
al of startling intelligence, which Greedy e1paa.es
with infinite guslo through Two or three articles
We COPY one Of thgse articles, promising that we
know nothing abou: the ruth OF tie matter. Whether
Mr. Bolts be a lseber of Congress, whether he be in
Washington or NOS, eacrOt say. We never heard Of
any votes being cast for him. ana have rot heard
his name mentioned for six weeks two months. We
rather suspect the Tri5sas has been sold We are
strengthened ia this belief by the ridiculous stuff i'm
pueG TO General Beaureg.rd aud the hl5.hoods about
iasurrec.ions-ali of which Greeley believes, and on
which he pours out bis capitals and italics. We gigo
the article entire for what /; "a worth
From IN. New York Tribune Of the GSh.
STARTLING NEWS FROM VIRGlSIA-J0UN MINOR
Bolts IN wASHINGTON-HE Is gEsBER OF
CONGRESS-A CIRCULAR By BEAUREGARD-
TnE REBELLION DESPERATE.
Wo have received rom the Hon John Minor Bolts a
letter. dated Wellington City, June 2tth 1861 which
ocens By saying You vii be surprised N hear from me-
.ad especially from this Itce Il wish great danger
I reached here aud ouy under cover Of disguise"
That so d7ng uhed yzen OF Virginia could only thus
r,ah the capital Of this country, pails than
IL surprises US Toe fac. Is OF those striking coai-
re;s upon the character Of he Southern instruction
which Do nos need 70 De enlarged upon.
Gu; the con;Cn;s OF Nc Bolts otssr - even
orpg than the Circumstances under which written
&c i in Washington as member OF Congress, and "a
here, presume, 10 take his scat the 4h OF July
This impoF;ans fact has been suppressed BY the
Redmond papers bu. have the authority OF Mr. Bolts
in c.f tor the statement in these precise " sn
aoucced myself candidate il the Richmond District
ard received l16 votes, which, there having been op
position, elects me.
But the letter brings US other and even moro i'm. /
oortans utelgenee. We Lean from il that the South
ern inaurrectiOn of white men is already at its last
Gasp wolfe Instructions Of black threaten the de-
s,ructon Of slavery. And these facts have only
on the testimony Of John Minor Bolts, who might be |
r-gsrded as a partial witness but the authority. of
-nersl Bsauregard himself who Is certainly com
petent speak upon the subject than any other man
ia the country. Beauresard, says Mr.. Botts has
circular South, from which the following is quota
lion
'IF rHK CorTcs STATES 10 NOT ARM AND EQUIP ONE |
HUNDRED THOUsASD NKN SIX WEEKS, ARE RUTSED |
So much for white instruction. OF tho black, be |
says:
Our troops in this Safe (virgiuia,) to grea; ex-
tent busy in suppressing instructions among the
blacks. They breaking out in every direction" |
But this has significance 70 of tbs North, which
puts face upon this question. General Beeure-
gard adds "But far this your d5sirs % RaJing-
ton ia rtsias ,s0aidhass long since been gratfsd"
There is another bit OF in Mr.. Botts's letter |
more interesting than important. We have conf
denee in Extra Billy Smiths disposition than power 10
do mischief "Hs," says Er. Bolts, is nov in this
"-Washngtou. The object of his visit Is cores
pond with Maryland traitors. The legislature of that |
State Mr. Bolts assures u.s. has been advised BY JEFF.
Davis 70 continue is Eelsion adournng only for short
Intervals smith be adds, was in the War Depart
meut to-day disguised as a beggar."
II is proper 20 add that have tho permission Of |
H. Bo;ts 10 give TO the public this morning the prn-
rioIl aud Interesting facts contA1ed in bis letter.
Oar readers less than ourselves will be greatly in
iabted TO him for this permission"