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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
Msjor General Comman
LrEAIps IN MISSOURI.
Special Despatch to the St. Louis Democrat.

Special Despatsh to the 81. LOuls Democrat
spRIsaFIsLD, Friday, Nov S.-The ten missing MEM
bers Of the Body Guard arrived here yesterday after
noon together with three OF Whites scouting battalion
They were released on parole.
When first taken from Springfield the prisoners were
conveyed Jeicston, and from thence TO Cassvile,
where they remained in the main body OF Prices army
Tor about week They report that they we're general
" well treated although perpetualy annoyed by the IL
tense curiosity of the rebel rank and he They give
some of the most udcrous accounts Of the appearance
Of the army None OF the have uniforms and tier
clothing is sadly rent and torn. They have but COM
paratiyly lew tents. Some few arriving from Ar
Kansas however. In dill, they are almost deficient.
Their arms so far observed were chiefly rifles and
heavy shot guns which The men preferred to the reguls
lion muskst with bayonet There were, however, goo
many who had revolving rifles, and some carbines -
While the prisoners with Price, twelve pieces oil
cannon arrived from Memphis. They understood that
they had several rged cannon but they themselves
none OF them. Among the persons by the flag Of
truce while there the renowned Ben hcCulloch,
Generals Price and Mcbride, Colonel Mcintosh, J. W.
Tucker of the State Journal, aud Capt Emmet Melon
aid Thh latter cent word to AcKinstry that at the
ut fight he would have dozen sharp shooters after
him on account of arrestipg his sroher and putting
him in the negro prison. The question OF Ben McCul-
loehs death Is put TO rest for the present. by an I'm.
phatc statement of the fig Of truce, who not only saw
the ubiquitous Ben but shook hands and conversed
with him.
Several Home Guard were taken prisoners yesterday
eight or ten miles from town.
Our camp received the accession Of about one hundred
negroes last night many of them the property OF Union
citizens Of The place. who are this morning besiegng
headquarters in high dudgeon Gen. Hunter called up.
on Gen. Lane for an explanation when Lane stated that
he had donell that he could TO preventi and to fer
ret out the perpetrators, but in vain. Lane made
speech to bis soldiers from the front Of his qusrers at
haor Bseys the other evening. The ladies Of course
all came out to hear the apeech When they returned,
to their SURPRISE II discovered that while the Gene
raj was sp'asiug some Of hs had improved the OPP
portuuy Of con6scang all the negroes ofthe household,
some half dozen in number hsor Barreyis one OF the
prominent secessonsts OF the vicinity and Is nov
10 the rebel army.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
Old scott,s Doings.

"The General was engaged during great part OF the
day consulting with his relatives as to his future move
ments. "-NsY York Paper.
con n.law, Col Scott in regard his future movements
and Is believed the veteran hero has definitely decided
to visit Europe."-NsV York Paper.
1t was among the habits and customs of the Romans
when mans wife of the high fly de Ia hauts volse
committed some great outrage on social propriety-to
which, according to all accounts the Roman ladies
greatly addicted sort Of bed Of justice held,
composed of all the relatives Of the errng dame. Judg
ment passed. without much reference to the merits
Of the case and summary punishment followed. 1t may
be that this custom suggested to old scott-who great,
" eff c,s the cassicsthe idea Of holding high council
Of bis relations and pompousy proclaming the fact in
all the New York journals. The veteran hero-the
sired chefsan is in the bosom Of his family consulting
his adoring and beloved wife, his distressed and aec
tionate children as to the next step most betting bis
iIustrious character Shall he betske himself to
the halter like judas Iscariot for hs treachery 10 bis
native State or fall upon his sword like the last Of the
Romans Or like another Marius, having inaugurated
civil war at home seek foreign strand and muse at bis
leisure over the mischiefs he has wrought by his
vile passions?
OF the particulars Of the consultation are not i'd
vsed Of the result informed. The selfish old
scoundre is determined put himself far possible
out of harms way and will seek safety and nfamy in
foreign land
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

Speaking of sristocracy we think it greatly to be de.
plored that have not little Of It among In the
original sense Of the word it the government by
the best in the lapse Of time by the perverson of terms
and abuse of things it to mean the government by
the few or sor: of ogarchy In lis primitive sense,
would be great blessing 1t is the government Of all
others which we should most admire. slaveholding
community that in which this species of government
would stand the arest chance Of taking root and four
ishing II every white owned many negroes as be
wanted state of things yet hope TO see-thc whole
governing class would be arstocrats aud gentlemen and
VIC should see realized the dreams which Utopiars have
ouged for in vain. But in the present condition Of our
institutions and habits arstocracy, in the odous sense
of the word is that form Of government which has the
least chance Of foothold among There Is not an
element Of 1t in the land. little Of lis staob to quail
iy and ssn the backbone of the body polite, would,
we very believe elevate the character of our public men
and augment our national reputation OF home and
abroad without subtracng ota from the liberties Of
the people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
The Convention.

This body made some progress, yesterday, with the
"amsnded Constitution reported by the committee, of
which Mr.. Stuart; Of Augusta, is the chairman. The
changes agreed to yesterday the dviion of the
Senate into four classes nstead of two one of which
shall be elected every year; the substitution Of annual
for biennial sess;ons-Withou limitation and tho excl
sion Of the provision requiring the rseHGcsn. by the
Legislature of any &C. proposed to be amended The
Convention voted down proposition to make the disa
bity for engaging in duel absolute Before resuming
the consideration of the Constitution, several matters of
public interest brought to the attention Of the Con-
venon which will be found noted in the report of yes
terdav's proceedings.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
AFFAIRS I'm LINC0LND0M.
YANKEE NEWS AND vIEws-PRoGREss OF THE
WAR

From various Northern sources we obtain the follow
ing view Of the fsd as seen through Yankee specta-
Giles:
PROCLAMATION JOINTLY IssUKD By MAJOR GENERALS FRI
MONT AND PRICK.
WHEREAS, Msjor General Sterling Price, command.
ing the Missouri State Guard, by letter dated at his
HeaSauarters near Neosao Missouri October 20, 1861
hes expressed desire to enter into some arrangement
with Major General John @. Fremont commanding the
forces OF the United States facilitate future exchange
of prisoners Of war released parole Also, that all
arrested heretofore for the mere expression OF
political opinions may he released from confinement on
parole Also that in future the war TO be confined ex.
elusiyely to the armies in the field and has suhoriz
and empowered N Or Henry W. Williams aud D. r b.
ert Barclay ESQ 70 enter into such cement in
bis behalf
And whereas, Mpjor General John o. Fremont con.
ours with General Price,
Now therefore, It IL hereby stipulated and agreed by
and between Major Gen. John O. Fremont and hsJ Tan
Sterling Price, as follows, to wit:
lst-A Joint proclamation shall be issued, sgned by
Msior General Fremont and MOjo General Price, In
proper person, in the following language, to wit:
2pd-Brigadier General Samuel r. Curtis, or the Of.
Gcer in command at Benton Barracks is hereby author
ized and empowered to represent Major General Ere.
mont; and Colonel d. Fl. Armstrong Colonel j. Rioh.
ard Barrett and Colonel Robert N. Ksnick either OF
them are hereby authorized and empowered to repre-
sent hsJa uShen TIE, auu nv a. -, ,Sa. nnrnoss
hereby au.nVlAsa a. N r.
70 negouae LOT 'ne '. ny "u M pa sal..soS
may hereafter Se 'AheI pl'oas " u au ,Sa 10
upon parole. oucn " Go,
heretofore approved auS acteu upon w s.auI ~
grade or two ohcers OF loWer grace as an
IN rank Tor one OIL hgner graue' ~ sna oe
and equitable. ,,;.,., .,;,
TINS done ana sereeu 70 eph"EhSiu' n'''ou''' '''
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a9a Torcs. IN The Stats
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tle hs =, .n % O' .ha herosf,sr ,ba
prssoh OF Ponoa oP'I.ous shA ~
fnmhes no" broken up lor sueh causes may 0e iIa
| ana ina. tne war no" PosfeosIs snAA NC 'N''1''''
| eonnned 70 'ne a.ihits IN .ne neiL. .o.,.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
Correspondence OF the 81. Lo1ls Democrat
FROM COLUMBUS, KY.-WHAT OUR CORES
PONDENT SAW AND HEARD UNDER THB FLAG

OF TRUCE.
CoLUxBUs, KY, u. 8. L.. sUEDAy, Nov, 10, 1851
Under the protection Of flag of truos, your cores
pondept is In this important and yetto besmous bel
stronghold.
We left Cairo a. IL o'clock, Brigade Quartermsster
Hatch being be,rsr Of dispatches TO the rebel Major
General Polk. We have to obtain the release o.
Colonel Dougherty, OF the aga Eloois Or in case Of
ilure to get permission for Mrs. Dougherty 10 adin.
.ter TO the wants Of her gallant and noble husband
While We awaiting answer 10 our fig, will give
you my impressions OF tho place, It's forfcstious and
how feels to have intercourse with the rebels and
10 10 under their frovnirg batteries, kc., &c.
Macy of your readers feel dissatisfied that brave
soldiers did not take Columbus the other day (shieh
they did not attempt to io) let them come here; the
celebrated Chalk Buff extend for Q mile and half
above this town, beiog from one hun red to one hun
bred and seventy Eve feet In height and uated
as TO command the river sir mills above. The armed
reconnaissance Belmont on Thursday, demonstrated
the fact that they have one hundred and fourier
non OF ,rent calbrs mounted aud 10 position, as
TO sweep the entire country for IN 8 around These
cannon cannot all BE- seep some of ihtm are masked
but enough can be seen 10 convince the most skptca
that what has not done for this place. land Il has
done wonders) rebel engineers have done, aud made
this the strongest of all their fortified positions
Nv information as TO the number Of the rebel guns
here have from higa IN position, IN In the cort
dencs of our govment one who does not wish to mag
Of the enemy and knoWug it, will no. undsrste our foe
bat TO bring bear against them such vheming
force as will make victory sure and complete.
There must be some twenty or twenty-five thousand
troops here now judging from the number of their tents
which as thick as snow fakes the mountain brow
lining the bluff for loug distance both above a.d beov
the town. aud at this present writing thousands of the
rebel soldiers are gathering uponthe bluff and peering
at over its rugged brow. There goes squadron Of
cavalry gallopiug over neighborirg hill, and here
comes another down the principal street leading TO the
waters brink.
Five hun 1red yards to right is Belmont yet to be
famous 10 history that but sixty Sour ago witnessed the
clash Of our victorious and whose felds and psins
and streets yet CORY with the blood Of friend and foe
There We distinctly made graves In fact, whole
hecatoubs Of ours and the rebel dead sleeping ther
last sleep and mingling their remains In each Others
dust.
As We nesred Columbus, two heavy guns opened fre
on u.s. and hove TO- and waited until the rebel steam
o. Mohawk came 70 rseslvs our Aig Of truce esasfd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

The session Of Congress resumed yesterday at the
usual hour Vice President Stephens In tbs chair. Pray
sr was offered by Rev. DR.. Hoge of the Presbyterian
Church. The following additional members wero in at.
tendauee Messrs Ward Of Florida, Stephens of Gsor
ga Ksnner of Louisiana, Smith Of North Carolina and
Pryor Of Virginia. After the reading Of yesterdays
Journal, Congress went into secret session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
E%E0I = EssSh ANlg AIS. " ttO

E<siEJ a 81 a. ssS La A Y - ASS W ffO
B>SH FrgI an INTEREsf IN THIN II am nov manu-
fscur he most complete article for the relief OF ths sick and
ccaysutee q sss sho en-, that Invented IL
y ensd he eesarc Nursing 5sing" and invented and
pAtsnei b. Dr. D. dOpkns Of stsun1n Va The approval
Of i Bed or sns by al who have t. especially such
l Dr. etrong. q tho wern unalle Asylum, Dr. Dunbar
Of B4 icrr and Professor Campbell Of Washir Cneze
pTeof o. H. great sue ory These nemsn al given
teauoEas u their eztmste value over auy other
iarprovs % the kind In addition these The "Srapd
Mechanic Institute presented ne Inventor with Gold Medal
MI 7saz combinesevey requisite adding The cosort
of tek With the patient can be removed from bed 70
Anoher pased the stool the head elevated and the
-,d 10 rq o5oa. Indeed helpless plaeef In
1ay po desrsb and BY gvirg the ewing gentle melton
sat .u sr. On their part Al ibis be done BY child
eten years. doing more BY this wonderful nventoa
tNaR he ost experiences accomplish otherwise an
1ov ng "A order Acting gso1 General Of the Goa
IseEAs states America ald EoHd i1ve The Pabe 10 can at
NJ soFs and Iay themselves Ia regard 70 the utility and vaus
nven ion authorised By the Inventor
the Mechanical Nursing Swing 10 order
s5s those need OF supply that have variety
81 calP Cots AID ChA Of the most e5nyensnt and Improved
0yA g HOWE, GovsFneF street and lSA, kehmond,V Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
The War.

We have no Intelligence from the theatre Of hostil
ties except that the enemy have begun to shell the
Navy Yard at Pensacola. We suppose they will succeed
in destroying the place; but it remains to be seen
whether they will prof. by the feat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
HARDWARE AND CUTLRRY.

WI g. DonhAn Offer for following desirable goods.
w. Just received $50 dcE Iabs Gallery priced "a doz
nns Ivory rs6s and Desert Knives only dos hns vor Table
Ste Isl 100 pairs Carving Knives and Forks 300 Knives
asorted patterns 60 dz Butchers Taper fes IS dnE Plat
bastard dies - 10 and inches % doz Nil Saw dis lot u
Inches NJ Percussion Caps 60 do Walker Ensh do do
$50 zro Screws asd go shovel longs asd 200
and wagon boxes dos Nipple wrenehe 90 dozen
Painted Buckets 800 Pick and Handler nos
NLARRT WINE.-2o0 cases Clsret Vine lost received
~ and for sale By ALVEY ALIPsoohR. nose
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
, BAKEst,s PREMIUM BIT

49, TERs, uRnu'scuredby Mr. BAK.S ofth's city, for
the lat een years. and highly by proninent
ihyscans in Virginia. has gained reputation Confederate
Army for the oueof Ague and Fever and general debility We
try them
To had Of all Druggists in this y Of the Proprietor on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
THE PLAN OF TIE BELMONT BATTLE.

Correspondence o. the ~ Louh DtmocrhL
CAIRO ILL.,, Nov 9 ls6l-The accounts given Of the bat
tie at Belmont have been much exaggerated by some cor
r, spsndents aud fear have given wrong impression
to the country.
The object Of the expedition will become more fully
understood when the official report Is published, and thu
friends Of our government will then fully compre
bend what complete and brllient victory brave SOL
diers achieved
Information was received here Of the intention Of the
rebels TO send an expedition into Missouri Tdis slow
ell would endanger the OF the expedition from
Commerce. Accordingly orders were issued to Gen.
Smith, commandir at PAducsb, to move with his force
to within twelve miles Of Columbus and wait for further
orders. A similar order was Issued to Col Cook com
handing Fort Holt KY, to move In the same oree-
ton aud within twelve miles Of Columbus and also 10 a.
wait till further orders. These movements being made
as fent against Columbus, intended 10 keep rein
forcements from going 70 Belmont, while Gems. Grant
and AcClerrand with the troops here, made the attack
on Belmont.
THUS Gen. Grant would be enabled to break up TIE
rebel camp Belmont and prevent reibforcements go.
il into Missouri to endauger bis other expedition while
Gen. Smith and Col Cook should threaten Columbus in
the rear and 'front.' and thus prevent renorcements
sing to Belmont How well this plan laid out not
vet knowp but Il IL known how well it executed
and the lose at Bel mont would have been trfng had
not Gen. Smith, instead Of obeyiog orders and taking
Lis position the morning Of the battle in the Of
the enemy delayed executing his march ng for hours
and arrived at his post after toe enemy bad crossed and
cuff inked our till then victorious columns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
HOW THEY SERVED DISTINGUISHED sEcEs-
SIONIST IN KeNrU KY.


LONDON, Ky.. Nov S, lsGl.-During /, absence, COL
Council aud other officers v.'sd idge JAck'on-one OF
the bittertst s.cessioniss 10 Kaox county he veal
thy and Il fusntia, and distinguished himself recently
By hospitality Z,lc ,sr aud his floors, but declined
20 call upon the Fed raj officers. lionel Council and
Lieutenant Colonel Spears of the Frat Tennessee 81.
ment concluded 10 visit him. Tiey called at nigh ald
tie family suppospg they came to arrest the Judge,
we're much distressed. The aggravated matters by un.
timely baughtiness and Col Spears took him in hand
After announcing him bitterly be concluded by inform
ing the Judge hat he take the oath Of allegiance TO
the United S.ates.
Alter fuubDg about the house for some time mem.
her Of the family found q Bible, and the oath ac-
mnistered with threatening emphasis. The idee
vas required place his hand the Bible and Spears
dictated 10 him the eIrenest minut Of oath sb CT
covered the ground entirely and closed BY eIcamiug
land so, In the name Of Almighty God you d, solemn.
swear you hope for salvation that you will true al.
legiaDce bear the Government Of the United 5tItes
Without s9uivoeotion mental re'oration" When the
Judge responded sfiruatvey, Spears ordered hun 10
kiss the Bible. The former demurred tina. the oath
not administered 10 Kentucky in that way. Spears
replied he "didn't care cd d-m what they did Ia
Kentucky, the Bible must be kissed" and it was.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
no CORRRsPONDENTS

y Lsss on bsiness must Be addressed 10 hs"Edaor
"a R1ig." q ,,,.,
4 mis- Is rae Of long sandiag ogM 70 Be hnot0n 10 az
tTd ,riH ~ no departed FROM Obituary notices ssceed
H1 si0h AnSs ere charged for "a advertisements.
VA oagot uaderEdks 70 return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

Polk slddeesIap, Capt Blake. received Us cociy but
esntiemauiy. Mel Hatch, in equally ~ gentlu lly end
more digned manner told the rtbsl Capts1 re bas-
ness and that he hsd autograph letter ifoGeIersl
Grant to Gen. Polk, &c
General Folks headquarters were near oy, an soon
he appeared on board and received Major II ten 70 q
very naughty and unriendy manner rne Isnef"hsd
on sus Of blue CLOTH minus bis shoulder straps, I'd
nothing 70 indicate his rank except hlor-deneHs
sash 10 reply to Major Hachs request tor the rslea,
of COL Dougherty, Internationally, az he had had Ia
leg smputated and could sgsin enter service n
Polk said he could not release him. adding, II am Wal"
ing -structions from my government a. hfnm'Da
there order in relation 70 the exchAnge OF pis
oners, and for the present can oply exchange Oc:
Dougherty according to the usages OF war II you VII
not RECOGNIZES as nation, you must recognz' US
beligerent power before can make al exoharfe OF
prisoners h-jor Hach replied that be a'krd his re-
lease on the ground Of huma ity that rev ud crinei
fortune to obtain bis release for no In BIN well,
aud knew that he br We and noble mar, bu or
Government. not In favor Of acknouiedging rebel
power (slthough must simit they inclined 10
be quite 6siligsrsnt) as bellgeren' power"
hs,f Hatch further requested sae protection to nrs'
Doughery, and privilege to escort Mrs. ID. to Mrs.
Ouens's house. where Col Dougherty lay sick, stating
upon bis word and bcnor that be would communicate
nothing that be saw. Gen. Polk assured hfj. Haich
Mrs D. should receive every protection, hut could not
permit him to accompany her to Col. D's quarters
Here the interview tcrminxed with the cool retirement
Of the rebel Nj ,r.GereTaL
Captain Blake then invited us, and We accepted. to
psrtake of fresh Wanda Interpreted with several
bottles Of Screen Sear and "Mamms Cabinet" Alter
d,itkipe few toss,s of a sociL and rather "mosaic'
character we roined transport and set sail for Cairo
the rebel Captain Blake insisted on tout from the
representative of the st. Louis prsss. responded
could offer bu. one toast f they could drink it, snd
that was "0UR COUNTRY they respo ided Eyes, Oar
Country |" and We all drank ia silence, but with widely
different Understandings Going to the rebels undsra
A " Of truce, meeting them the heeis Of disastrous
defeat witue ssng their compressed lips aud forced cv
ties, could not help feel in foreign county,
and they were not like own people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

SPECIAL pIasA.oa 10 rur xxw roxg slnrs.

SPECIAL bIarATch 10 fuK HEw yoEx flhks.
The has resolved 70 release parole two
hundred and atty part Of those ospued at Hatteras TO
proceed South similar mission If they succeed, two
hundred and fifty Union prisoners now Ia the South,
will be returned to u.s. and the principle and man
ner ola full exchange Of prisoners will be fully estab
lished Government lie about 10 eend money, clothing
and comforts to the Union prisoners South, II the
federatee 10 the measure Al answer to such
proposition will be had from Richmond 10 few dsys
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
DIED,

Ahsr reldsp,e Market in The comfy q Fuvlnua,
III orrag ofthe 70 mt, Ms LIrtH DOsWfL widow or
me ate IN D. UolWs. n the "a year Of her age