Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

have begun TO hate uih familiar bitterness and
whom they will detess with tenold animosty when the
humiliation of defeat rankles in their boeoms. Is this
rational anticipation!
connected with this subject which we must defer till
next week.
yron the n. T. Herald EH
lieutenant Upton Who was out on a scouting party In
the vicinity of the house occupied BY the Misses Scott
Who are rampant Seoeionists and who captured Capt
Goodwin, Of the Connecticut regiment, entered thar
house aud asked for drink OF water The young ladies
desired to know Who he he informed them that he
was secessionist, and desired TO know whether there
we're any in that vicinity. They informed them that there
we're plenty, and gave him the names Of several whom
be could rely upon. he took the names Of seversL
Soon after this however, some OF pickeu came In,
and the young ladies began 10 "smell rat" He then
told them that they prisoners and that they must
70 nth him General Tylers quarters After sriving
there the General took them into bis private room, and
gave them thorough examination. He desired TO know
what had been done with young Goodwin They assured
the General that they did not know but supposed he was
at Richmond They pretended to tell everything they
knew in regard to affairs in the rebel camp but IL was
perfectly apparent 10 General Tyler that they did not tell
The truth lie informed them that he should hold them
prisoners until Captain Goodwin had been returned
When my informant left the young ladies were good
deslalirmed. They quite pretty and very proposes
ing In their What will finally ke done with them
is rot known.
SPIES ARRHsrED AND RKLrAsrp.
The James Guy vent TO Port Tobacco on Thursday,
M4i p u after Talaferro, late clerk In the Navy De-
partment Virginian, ard sonn-lau OF the late Sena
Tor Mason Of that State He went thher by land and
Captain rarug Of the Capitol Police, discovering the
fact charged him with being spy Of JEFF Davis, and
obtained the James Guy and went in pursuit The Guy
arrived ut Port Tobacco Friday and found Taaferro
who was arrested taken on board and brought here
prisoner arriving at the Navy Yard at Al o'clock
large bundle Of letters addressed prominent secession
i,s in the South was found on him Aso, plans Of the
location Of our camps In and around Washington.
Gan SCOTT AND rHE PRESS.
lcOr. Of The worltl
There has been an 'emeute" between Gen. Scott and
the general newspaper staff
That is TO say the groans of the continually imposed
upon readers OF the teegraphc columns Of the Tribune
have long reached the ears OF tho commsndsrn chief
aud he has long threatened the devaf Of ways and
means for their relief Last Friday afforded the occasion.
Ca that night dispatch igtous than usual map.
ping out the plan Of grand advance appointing brga.
der generals ad Hbitun and fixing The hour and mode
of msrch-appesred In your cotemporary's most con-
spicuous corner II it had been true the dispatcher
should have been dispatched himself As is his conduo'
added to similar previous effort provoked Gen. Scott
70 such an extent that he ordered the total sur
preston Of newspaper messages Of any sort; and
detachment Of "regulsrs" carried the order into o.
feet.
But Yesterday the Just wrath Of the old soldier coolt
little, and NJ Presidont Sandforq, Of the American
Telegraph COMPANY ventured to walk on the crust with
petition In behalf Of the teegrapbiss and patriotic,
news-loying public, and promise from the Tribune
that il wouldn't do 80 any more. hr. s. received GER
tain concessions and permission to confer with the repre-
seuaiyes Of the press 10 this city in regard thereto
conference accordingly held In the reporters Libby at
the Capitol resulted In goodnatured surrender, on the
part Of the suppressed Of the greater portion Of their
hitherto oyed funoons in consideration Of their not
being utterly aud irreyccsby fgueched
Cd part Of the lieutenant General commanding Il
~ agreed;
/ That all gentlemen Of the press may report by tee.
prsph the progrtsi and results Of all battles actually
CURING and shall be Afforded official facilities 70 that
end.
2. That the previous order requiring every sage
to be submitted to the inspection Of the LeutensnGen.
erals staff at the army headquarters is hereby rescin-
ded.
Ga the part Of the gentlemen of the press it ".
agreed
l. That no reports Of arrivals, departures other
movements OF troops shall be forwarded by Telegraph,
nor any statistics OF army numbers and munitions.
Q, That no mutines riots among the sodiery shall
be teeg:aphel. ~"
g. Nor snypredieuols Of movements to :lsre.
That Mr.. Burns, Of the american Telegraph on e,
sba be there stationed the censor TO IN nain the OBJ
servauoe Of the proceeding articles;
Thia covenant Is understood to delight the comm.n.
der-in.chief, who, by the way, never resu,
and % have struck dependency into the hearts Of the
telsgraph,c sehteser the latter Justly deeming tne
most important potion Of their occupation no5e. !
suppose, hawever that Mr. Gobright Of the Asociaed
Press will have certain ial liberties given him for the
benef. Of the public At large, and whatever he sends
may be relied upon.
The "1irss" correspondent complains bitterly Of the
unfarness Of Gen. Scots mandate and With semblance
Of truth writes:
"wlthin speaking distance of where am now writing,
resdes lady who has three and son-inav in the
rebel army The mother wife and sisters Of thes, men
make no conceament Of their sympathy with the rebel
cause and their disloyaty to the Government. They
watch the movements Of troops with the industry aud
zeal of newspaper reporter, aud With like intelligent
understanding Of what they In the adjoining house
lives the wife of another in the rebel ranks These
women are in daily communication With their relations,
sending and receiving letters with more regularity and
certainty than the mails transmitted between this city
aud New York. These instances as have said. are
within the sound Of my voice. /. IL not likely
that they isolated They probably are but in
stances to every part Of the city. II they are
no. known the authorities, II is their own fault Nor
is this all. The Government itself is daily permitting
carriers to convey letters and Information 10 the
rebels.
bavc before me the envelope Of letter which sent
ast week from New Orleans. bears the postmnk oil
a prominent Express Company, and vas duly conveyed
through the Rebel States 10 the post office at Louisville
and there mailed. contains on It's face the evidence Of
the route il has travelled and the means Of Transports
lion. The same enterprsng Company will carry let
ter Manassas to ysiriax, or to Norfolk or 10 Rch
mond or TO Pensacola, or 10 any other Rebel post
Through this channel the rebels have quick despah for
the information which their corebes cose n the streets
of Washington, and the very Threshold OF the War
Department. so long this channel Is open-so long
as traitors live in the atmosphere Of the capital and reb
els live upon the Treasury Of the United States ia there
r. IL. n al. Ah
noxious Government ordersy 1 know 1t Is waste Of
time and labor to protest 1t il probably idle to show
that the evil cured BY the remedy which the Gov
eminent has applied.