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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-09-20
ARTICLE l3.

All testimony given to general court martial
shall be on oath or affirmation, which the president
ofihe court is hereby authorized to administer;
and If any person shall refuse to give bis evidence
as aforesaid, or shall prevaricate, or shall behave
with contempt to the court, 1t shall and may be
lawful for tbs court tomprison such offender at
their discretion Provided, That tho imprson-
ment in no case shall exceed two months And
every person who shall commit willul perjury on
examination on oath or a0irmlion before such
court, or who shall coruptly procure, or snbon,
any person to commit such wIIIul perjury, shall
and may be prosecuted by indictment or informa-
ton in any court Of justice Of the United States,
and shall suffer such penalties as are authorized by
the laws of the United States in cases Of perjury,
or the subornation thereof. And in every prosecu-
ton for perjury or the subornation thereof under
this act it shall be sufficient to set forth the Of
fence charged on the defendant, without setting
forth the authority by which the court was held. or
the particular matters brought or intended to be
brought before said court.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
Mr. Ysncey and EUROPE.

n. ys,osy,. susech ia New Orleans is construed as
fill If contradictions We have no fIisEds IN Europe;
tbors will be no intervention by foreign powers unesS
~ are iorcsd to DO 1.-THE blockade is blessing
action Is no longer kirg IL BIO raised anywhere
and vet England and France will DO compelled to inter
nose 70 get it by the lst Of April
We do rot obtain much information from these reve
a.ioDs Mr. Yanccy is reputed great talker. He has
been harsnguiDg urOpe, and, as very often happens
with men Of that character he learned nothing himself
He was too busy talking hstsn-and he comes back
10 wiser than he went
We have never supposed that Europe cared anything
for u or could be induced to take anypar in cur quar-
res ulass induced by her Interest. There we're cen
aetng Interests in England, which tended TO prevent
any action on her part Ca the one side, she wanted
American cotton on the other, che wished 10 maintain
friendly relations with the Yankees on account Of tho
money she had invested amorg them she wished to Gre
ae cotton supply in here domniOns which she deem
ed practicable the production destroyed in this
country, and she is very much tiDgsd with flnAticSn-
II she could manage 10 keP her sPindas running Tor
the present either b. from Iads or from this
country by combination with Seward, she would con-
iiuus passive and Indifferent to the progress OF the
struggle.
TIE Interests of France are somewhat difsreE from
those Of EoglAnd. She may not wish to become EN-
broed in war with TIE Yankees but she Is deeply in
,er,s ed in the continued culture Of cotton on this con-
.iuent. Its cessation here would give England mo-
ropoy of the sri,le, and destroy the growing manu-
factories CT France Tbis result mas be considered re-
mote or improbable and while this impression prevSi''
unless We bring other ilAleHces to beaE Fra-os e?
TO resir passive and inactive, We have in our power
to max, 10 her interest at once and vigcrousyo
With us. tariff partial to her commerce and The
e,rryipr trade Of the Ooniederacy would constitute kid
advantages which hor sagacOus Raler could not fail to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
Ers. dom OF the Pre...

We have bssn informed shat Brigaiis5-Genersl Win.
der CON randns. g.. has expressed the determination
TO suppress this Journal IL il does not abandon lis vicious
habit Of uitaTing ulpeaaelo truths We rst1er iutlUe
20 .he o2nioa be hss made such speech, that it
dOae in PEI, o. IN es:-hOush the subject Is toe seri.
fOs 51y, aud the psop,sit;oa monstrous to be
s-T:ous. We hsi aos imagined LuoOln's Provost Nsr-
Eh. lad come among us-for ais advsu, is always sig
ndzsa by the suppression Of free press and he esAb-
hshmsut Of absolute desPotism This we thought, ell
Of a. IA this hsuie vcrc n ard united in fStt;re
sgns, TO the bitter end Il We are to come under an
arbitrary tyranny BY our own au,horcs thousands Of
arms nos raised Coz al,p,adsnce and liberty would be
instantly pArsyzsd.
Tae gTouad OF offending We understand to be- the
complaints have made Of the iassisncy of the Ad-
miaisirA.ioa duriCg ere pass nine months-the
qlancs Of which -ediceney s our present ulPIepsred
ness % ms,; te enemy and the invasion of large per.
ton Of ' gia;a, and tie whole .ag,a.es q l. stat
We haze ali, sc have oay tered the gshr,5 Of
y every mn cu'S5o o. tie rcj-tspa Gre p TIE Crr-
f'srs- " Ton d" RI Gessc 10 n, Chesapeake. r.
eryaoGy d-1iSgsi pJs' oac on md ever Ny eouj
$50 'ha; @ Re FolSy v,g, adhered 10 Tor another
year, on ruin i1cvj.ls'S We believe the ou'c-y
b,s U-'c-c-1 som g3Sl-lh ,I,s rot halt as much a
W tssir,d Toe Asmni-s-A rr Seems 80 De awake al
ia N'-r'sre iriCsHo7s Of uo-, system, moro viSor,
an q a Nras- So 81 every ssv Ian vsrs previously
vS1.@ ID no A-v..'s.rstc1 shIu vi,ld wisely and
sas-Ly she 7sSusC-s Of tAe Ssgl'ry, .Or q defence
s11 '1e CO. ls1- e. re enemy, :. shall Gear uo,hir,
b. -,s.-z .s-.a -.. 5a- u0saS -alr; OF the sssesi
tA-5,s o. z -,-g s-s- s-z s.sscs - IL tn pc.
e1cs 5',aa-usd alsra--- meat Al s-cU H.; tSieas
saI. De- cyr,s -, We a.. We ~ .s,IrS Il n Wla5s
h. vi Ga " S'gla-ll -2sa NllsS 20 isss 70, =
e'ass szsa rsau. ,hs contest nav, - sOsure iASir
service
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

There are two kinds Of martial law Ole established
BY friend Tor the protection and safety of the eounu
uy; the Other by eu,my 70; annoyance aud OTP''-
son Lilc-ll Proves: N.rsba would be an iasis1 &c
o. this list W. had supposed that the first Kid VS.
taat which had b,eu insugursied among us. But the
,1rAordiuary arrests Of most rgspsc sbe etz,rs by
means Of po.s and forgcries give cause to doubt We
have every visb 70 rpsold the sutbOre'; but is is in
r7s.ibe tbs. au7 Is. nan can commend sucl proc
rigs We oanao' for the lie of Us, perceive shat pc
a'le public good expected 10 be subsgryed by such
sem. We foFtClr TO 5 mOre 10 the esrnes, hope,
raSt tie Gosyrn1 elt I is sake viii take instant
nsa-urss 20 proven the repetition OF which tend to
aaisa tie very ct the an hOri.iss desire. All good
q zus are srH,us 20 sassj0 toe he-i;io out none
.ssre 10 be n e;Si VIZ en- ia:osrsos tyranny. l; IL
nat eganst which they axe E1g 10 stake fJ ard for.
,are to rcp1l the S,r'5ern spo,isn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
Uni,ed Heart. ana Haads.

All the pr, bI5iss are that We shall have very stir
ing times during The next SIX weeks. The enemy wi
pu forth al his ,rs within that time, to overTun and
.utilsa.e Us Conbued attacks and With large forces,
-n be made upon us Gtvarious points. Richmond vii
b. a. especial o ecs OF desire With them To capture
his place, the dsrs would WirSy siorhoo the hv's
Ct hll: ,1str armies Ta,y mus, be met With spri'
determine to CO q1sr. They N be rePused, and 'bsr
stink eArcsses made to enrich the soil they come to
paute sense Of the cory, which awaits homes 'rc'
c. fully defended sgsinst foul foe, should fdIme
.vsry virginia heart aud nerve every No brave
free people determined be free, can ever he sub
zcsd T,sy may be OEerrun bJ overwhelming forces
Ou: they ssays rise up and crush the invaders Lei
s. ours 10 meet tie eoEArdy and brutal Wretehss At the
sreshoId ard SLOW them no qusrter The time aaa TIE
-I.are Of ths GA Dsm;niou depend upon the deed u
-sr scrs n the reIt sixty DAYS II they are worthy OF
lhsr ancestors hey will add caoit to the stature Of
,a,is rsEOEu. 'alous universal snd ulitsd 'djrt
= drive the wre,ches heEiOg from our territory We
nav dislike this or ;ha: the other act ofthe AdmnsrA
i,r hut this ia no time pause for petty matter; our
oery-our al is nov at stake Sad demands the might
LIT Efforts Of eli 20 secure the victory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
nI.t.k-n IIns VI roIicr.

Heavy sulras ere o-,ag uNds Or Zoe g -;e-ltura
Population o. thc interior OF ne State t- labor for Ui
i.ary purposes At tH- tne Ta's T. NO lss;israby
Hi'-lkel line o. PO,E .ho par: Of lie G5veseuer,
I1s a11s1a vet veS'hes h-s hss cc,usrsi during tn
Sllas Al early s9r7S has ssss j. grssLy r.ar5ci al
farming oPssa.io2s and il I'LL require ~ ;ls l5-y 10
tae se-Ch Ct o .Arsr 20 bring NJ the scrk Of popa,
80 for CROPS Of corn Ard ca,s-f-l crops o. Viii vii
b a5soai es5euI FOR the sus,ruAuce OF our armies
Already s-so portions Of our hest grass ard grain
g,OS,1s grounds IN LA aaajs Of the enemy, and f.
s bscoue necessary for Us 10 use every effort 10 make
up FOR shat os by increased prediction Ia the interior
TO i' his rs 5oreys there be lsI uudisturbed in
t-'s 'gricut1rl pursuits. The policy which il row be.
ns carried on Of -itbdrs-irg labor from tie undlp
ta-osd a7d uo2ccg pied districts shOuld at orce be aban
toaei, lai the Zee ssary labor Tor mil ary purpos
oull Dc dawn from tie more sx,ossd pos.iCus Of the
Commonwealth. Their, Instead Of proving an annoy
Eacs and Al evi the removal Of slaves aad their 5n
O.oyu o. ,Y the Government would serve as a p-otec
u'a 20 7eop' w'o Ti,hcu. come measure OF tbs kind
III DO la.. -boJ, Spy means Of scoring the safety
Ia-r Frlp-sy Ols Cf he ers. steps coussqge7 upoa
c dee niaAtoa 10 .s b-ck from Eara.s . 7u have
a-e- 20 as.s 5rls- .som e country " &, vae . o.
les AOssu1isd. III ls li5oss.s Ja,t cJ,li .,. oee-
r-1 red sergit5 tJ.s ru. sTy usss. T. TIA; u.
d. Is Of s.-yss VIA h,ys s-c, thea made .lyi egpo
10 t5e ,---yH .4,s 1.r.s 5.y5 o,s, srvsl leir
o. . a-i, prv tl,ty, tho labor ror beng .,l. . Gu
~ ----s % Gee i-fsrio-, would i.r- t-.a lsl. ne
-.~ r1 r--'- s--. .a loE .-., I'D .Ol,. 1t
b.. ,.----. a--s .yr.-.ih .a.rs1i g.. z-y.s i,r Dor
s.--a ra iac ;i.-, sl- g.-s 81 e.. .zs. G. de Of cur
H.s aat en- 5' e-1'asl 20 Ys orau 20 ir. 4ud the
exc u see --r .ssa tHc outer ta- % cou-tts
siil Ols ines sd ICON tie more eEposei p5rtiuls o.
80 S-sis Toe ssgrr, in al ,hsss cogaaes would gladly
surrender taas asoCs 30 he Gogerlms1, and abuu-
ds hoor O.l.l ne Oh .lei from tlis source Arsadr
grAy, lac 5se1 committed in daHiuz heavy SUP.
plies ron ;hs interior, Will. srgs glautfs Of she,t
rosz, hAy AID have b5en l.f urc,rsumed in the re.
go1 Low a. 0e-lg.t stieh, flilg mo the hard, C;
u sas-y all saJr5 them ready means Of supper Jig
aruy Les ~ urt iocess ibis 5luldsr b. depriyirg
those Noon &c COS 70 for food Tor cur 5rrie Of
sas meas O. P-CiCriag i.-a result which, when too
il-s % correct, ll1y Prove :a.aL
Ta tcUs. that O.. GJvetnmsat viii reconsider i,s as
30, in This respect add ad5p, tAe line Of policy s5g.
gss.ad.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
PRESSING HORSES AND WAGONS.

To I'll. Editor Of Tie Wig:
Whilst the agents Of the Government pressing tie
horses and mules of the farmers evsn.hsnded justice
requires that the cities should be overlooked The
supplies for the army, and the whole country have 10
bs raised by tue farmers their teams being pr,sad
a, this time, and matter OF course, their crops viii
have 10 be greatly lsssened. Not only their work
horses but in Instances. their riding horses
taken. Surely would be less injury to the country 10
take the horses Of those who resdo In the Cities ard
who have no other for them thai to ride ard drive
about the cities. Both male aud female ts'ly wax
about the cities when necessary TO 60 out. The city
horses would m,ke the beat of artillery horses, a. they
have been accustomed to crowds and to noise Ba sd
We ak is, that ths cities should not bs ,lghed in ibis
u,tor and that every one should fare alike in aiding
the Government
NAscH 20th 1899. F'NoVFR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
clRLILE on CoErrcATIax.

John s. CArl, has besn ventliIing his views in the
Gorilla Ssnae, upon that. niq1ioa, measure known a.
he "Cobdscl'ion BILL" He p'enounces the bill to be
Unconstitutional Is If that objection would veigl !
feather IN the scale against the r sf the Bck R.pub-
lcsns. His argument on this po!n. muR have III ,rded
ih?m much diversion. We annex a few passages from
the speech
"A the property Of every citizen In the seeded States
would b, forfeited By thii bill Snch sweeping pr
sdon, st aud cruel q measure, ore calculated 10
coliGuo the forever and exhIus. the whole oouu-
Try has been 10 the History Of the world ard
pr die, never will be again submi:tsi 10 lsgiel.tve
assembly rsprf sening civilized o)mDu iiy.
"Tle second section orihs bal provid;s for the emsn.
epton Of slaves and the pprebse Of tropics, countries
TO- their SETTLEMENT scbe wEish will BE-
ried out Bat the people TO be taxe5 at al tines
and all ways the schemes o. those persons
who vsw with OOmplaeeney the eff riggs and srOsas Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

the white race but are Mortified the state Of four nil
lions Of negroes comfortable oonientsd and happy and
unconscious Of any suffering until informed BY some phi
anthropic Greeley ttas they we're ia dreadful cond.
ton ard ~hose labor and productions have contributed
more than any other 10 make this country what Is was
one Of the richest and prosperous on the globe
But the bill cannot be executed until the rebellion
suppressed, aud il could only serve to make the reoe
de psrate II not e1pedent to deprive widows and
children Of their inheritance BY such act a. his-
The pcsndary press Of the country we're trying 70 re-
vve again sectional feeling and to set the Temple OF
Liberty en- FIRE, and the As Slavery element Is anxious
to have the Southern wing Of the temple destroyed
Those people who say that slavery the OF the
rebeoD and who are trying to max, tbs war cause for
unjust attack upon slavery, viii bring down upon
their heads the judgment Of righteous God and the de-
nunciaton Of a civilized world.
'IutmAtons have been made against my Own loyalty
BY those who think In order to be loyal mad mus!
be Aboonst He had periled all in defence Of the
Constitution Of his country BE had Stood In the Oap
tol Of his own Sae amid the jeers and threats Of
mob and a.sAssins who sought bis life On the lSh Of
April 1861, mob If not less than hundred men, or
devils came to bis lodgings with rope TO hang him
He stood here to-day in the Capitol of the ration 10 de-
fend the Constitution from all attacks from any quarter
that they may come, and he was prepared to sacrf,s
life itself 10 Its defence"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

now performing their duties to organize two very able
learned and efficient tribunals Under their auspices the
tusinsts of the cOua;ry would be promptly and wisely
dispatched.
We do not presume to made any detailed recommen'
dAOns 10 tie Legislature. They will, doubtless uncer
saud what is proper 20 be done ButHs there s some
Danger in the hurry and confusion incident to the a"e'
DAYS Of long session. that these matters may De over
booked We have v,utured to call the attention OF the
Legislature TO them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
Tha Now Cnn,tItnrInn

4 i; seems % be EsLesa l. " 5,rs.ocd that Tie
0,atu'ion has been ratf a by very decided msjori
o. asu-h ;hs vote c,ss vls a small one It is to be
h5,ci thai me General slm5.y vii not close is See
son Haou alJpl-s len legislation as may be uecss
s'-y % put ito operation When the day was 6x d
by ~ Colveltol tor s1g lhc vote Of the people on
tie Gls- ion o. .l'6,1ion reference Vas had 70 the
fact ha' she Legislature Woud then p-cb.by 90 in seq.
go md eo1 lake aeon upou sch matters as we're OF
t1e u1s- pressing ul0.7-.s
AGons those slsi-ss rhcb d,n,-i immediate A.
ter'cJ, u the m5d .sls7a 81 o.. S.-..., o. tSe ,e.
sra ''~D Of 'hr CnmEa ala, @, al toe, o.n item
to H. Provisions q. he AIN .-i-i Ocas'i,rrS7.
Im-y s. necessary, ss g. adop, some legislation 10
regard ,ecjo,s. Bat tls gysJ important ,ot Of
ell Is 20 Po; .l' ueE Courts 90 Appeal mo operation -
10 acc-up.-h ibis, i.Sin %. necessary TO have 81
Jujy.-.lr or each cour,. Some jifissty gay arise
80 r,ga.d to Judge Lss he e sii4n the ecemJ's Il os,
aat have 40 au.,eu.e Information in regard 10 bis
Dig. s,..ol t1Wasdl the rev government We should
he d7osed t'aI chat sslJ .crarls hin, but Il nay
be "a sa5n sh,.ter the iutercst Of the Iu5ir to
Be- sle. ed tos ss s.se Of any iidE.L FJr ,i
pastel pgrrrsc5 50 Or a. lie Commonwealth Is eco-
oefuei, be raisht vel be dOsd or hopslessy pisa
led Ike esrly is PzrI al, 50 fss a. bis usefulness
% The S i-e sec Oesu.I.
i. i-S l. sis'aso s1ould 20 r-g.-5 m AID proceed
& scr'e lis psse y-e,nt thoy would Lave il IN their
PoSes, b. aiding Caaresaw Russell, from the West,
saa E'0sE' = Scott from 'hs EaS 70 the four Jadges
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
ADVANCE or TIE "sRlSp ARMY"


"0,casionsl," the Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press writes follows, under date Of the
II Il inst:
Il IL 6nay settled that the Confederates have re.
reSrtd from their s;ronghods and being rapidly and
steadily pursutd BY the army Of the U ion Whether
this rersst il the result OF policy Faoic cannot of
course BE- ssoersined Certain it however, that maIy
os those who have clSmorsd for advance upon Rich
nond during the last three months scctpt the ire
ment of the CJnfe1erate forces a. full realization Of
thiir predictions, tia! the enemy would a. If attacked
while il ia not TO be denied that many who have hereto
fore sustained the theory Of delay the ground that
Wo we're no. ready to move on, ooLless themfeves
srievously disappointed Where the enemy will make
. sand Is the next question. Whether our columns
- march onward without retiring ebb until they
have captured Richmond aud completely varqu!shed the
raors whether there IL 10 be another great pause
before the end tho rebellion ascerta.ned questions
elnos universally discussed Whep the army began its
passage into Virginia, on Sunday and Monday, many
who had not estimated ia numbers or its capacities were
surprised al the magnitude and maya fcence Of the spsc
"a le The members Of ths British and French lega
tiors who have been industrious in collecting all The
available Information in regard to this war; confess that
they were onshed at the splendid material Of tho
IN It's almos, perfect discipline and its admissible APP
inmens Hog Il ia 10 be sMbsifted IN a county, dtS
oid,d BY Of IKE main diHeulti Of those having 1t
IN charge Rytry pouad Of ammunition, forage and ra-
tons must be conveyed from the base OF operations or,
should junction be tfJcted With General Wool, from
Fortress Monroe. IL must be borne in miad however,
that the blockade OF the Potomac has been raised and
h At the railroad from Alexandra has been laid Fairfax
these gea. advantages, but they may be couutec
ted by the certain destruction Of tine railroad the Con-
fedssatSs extending frcm Manassas to Richmond. The
obstacles in regard to- transportation aEd subsistence
particularly the later, will compel prompt and rapid
Iion so as 10 prevent tue ConcdsrAtes from fofyirg
themselves in new petitions aud OF depriVng tie Uaion
army Indispensable military faculties knd Of the
81 les of life,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
MANASSAS "rRerHr;s'-CoL. cAxrnos's.pODr.

A correspondent OF the H;TdId saJs:
The desire to visit Manassas il becoming prevalent
that Is styled the "hans's.s manii" I1creasiog
eroSds visit the paoo daily, taking Ceutrev, and Bull
RIM ia the Il is amusing to noe ths diversh ID
three sku Ia he succeeded in getting He says be knows
they fkuls OF secessonss because in the fst place,
they we're dug upon ground occupied by the rebels
during the Boil Run fight; aud secondly, because Of
th-ir thickness
0le prsou made the o ct Of hs visit the discovery
Of the burial pce OF Col Cameron. Hs discovered the
location beyond doubt and will take measures for the
speedy dsntermeut OF the body.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
TIE BALrINcRE AND OHIO RArLRoAD.
Of tioN " H. s.va


"The reopsIing Of tho Baltimore AID Oaio Railroad
is progressing with rapdy undor the protection OF tee
military am Of the government large force are a,
work at both ends The bridge at Hsrpn's Ferry will
no, be finished before the expiration Of ten dsys or
more the high water having retarded TIE operations OF
the wcrkmen somsvbd The rivsr ia nov fallen and
the work will bl pushed forward night and day, with
all po.si5s dip,teh The track will be do W from Hsr
pers Ferry the vest BY the time the bridge 10 aished
Tho Boston Traveller states that some ave six
r.rior Locomotives have been forwarded from that city
destined for the Baltimore and 0dio RIilfosd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
lsorHr. IRON CLAD srr.rIs WEAKLY srIDr.

The New Yok 7isass, OF hs l5ih, gives tue following
description Of "rhe Ef!c sor, No. ~: ~.
The work on the iron-elad steamer .. the CONT
mental Works. GreenpoDt, is rapidly progressing, ard
the boat will be ready for sIrvice 10 alb three week.
This craft constructed a. Mystic, Conn, ard dfIs
materially from thu Monito- IGs:esd Of De ny HJa ing
bI terry T. 10 simply screw steamer covered with plates
4 400 feet In length and about SO feet DEEP aud mo-
did with view to sps'd. The engines Rrcssohs
PIT nj, and by Of complicated system OF levers
work below the water line Ia addition 10 the screw the
vesrel viii bs shp.rigged. Toe Geek Is covered With
iron plates inches thick. Tb- sides
eA With iron pl inches vide aud II inGL-s stick
overlapping each other to cover tue bait heads,
and extend TO four fee: bt)w he water line.
Below the sis Of the port holes is second iron cas-
ing an inch In thickness including the FIST, making q
total OF 81 inches. Above the sills the sides slope ir
v's 80 that shot kihg al angle will glance Of
Toe bow aud stern are b, cassd In heavy iron All
bolu pass through the and fis ened by
Of nuts inside. The tolt will carry Fix guns OF heavy
c,bre aud the portfolios will be covered by drops, tI-
oep when The guns are run out for use. The powder
a zine IL sheated with lead and furnished with light
by means Of lantern let down the outside, the light
showing through bulls eye There ia al-o a conlri.
varc. for flooding It, in the should take FIRE.
The ne, N machinery a., are AL below the water
line Tae sr-Engneer OF the vessel and the inventor
Ia Mr. julius Patterson and the naval architect s II
Pook II will be commanded by Capt Taylor, U. 8. N.
The iron work Is from the foundry Of hsssrs. Wnsow
Grsvod, Of Troy-the same gentlemen who farnished
Mr. Er;cson the means 70 construct the Monitor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
DE-. CHARLES NACKAY.

The N. Y Tribune has the following paragraph con.
corning d. Charles haekay, an r. gsh sopgwrer and
auIhor of several compositions OF Abolition tendencies
"rhc Boston ourralI sre discussing With good deal
Of feeling the presence Of Dr. Onas hackhy in this
Try that parsonage is sseRs having arrived here bs
resent steamer lie hns OF late, identified himself with
Secession ia,rgues London and With secession agent,
If the dis putable sar-such for Instance as NJ
Hiram Fuller, formerly OF this city. Very p.obibly
ckay 10 row hero as an agent Of Js Davis the i,ct
that be is oc no! rendering him any TIE lees eligible
for thar rurpcte.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
DIED.

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