The New York herald., 1862-12-04
Burnside Worse than Pope.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov ~. I

RETALIATION CALLED FOR.
The conduct Of the Yankee abolition army under Burn
side has exceeded that of Pope's. The ord Of Pore
peraitn9 fsttGe outrage and robbery, drslc from the
Co'rorers.e ccvernmet serue raalidiory orders Bu!
rdges ola' g ad Infamous than the published
orders Of Pope conteaoncsd What will be the course Of
We call attention day the outrages in Fauquier
and demand in behalf Of that people the speedy Iotec
swift and effective. should be Immediately ordered
Unless this s done the people tho portion Virginia
aow overFun by the enemy will have been abandoned by
government Tor whose existence they have pcriled all
hat holds dear
To persons who been exempted from the ravages
Of this II s impossible TO convey adequate idea
the devastation inflicted upon the counties OF Fauquicr
Prince William, Loudon, Fairfax, &c.
Farms stripped Of fences, mills burned, cattle de
stroyed grain consumed vegetables and poultry stolen
groceries Of every Kind sezed ladies nsued beat the
all Jerleaed in he rcaty of Burnside wa or and other
cenerai t1ccTs, Icho S'ermhe G.e oafrdaes
1t viii nc useless for the government 10 demand any
ecssati Of these outyases. jhc reply viii b. that no
orders have been published the sub,t since the
cation OF those Of Pope The retaaiic to he effective
mus, be swift sudden and brought home 10 the
in the prompt execution Of the captured prisoners.
The enemy have publicly proclaimed that they came not
slbugaon TO this end they have burned all the mills
Of the country reducing the noncofnbatsnt population
most 10 siarvati they have killed the work oxcn the
only draueht beast left in the country, deprivng The
people OF the means Of procuring fire wood for
the approaching winter; they have forced houses and
stolen the little stores laid by for tine winter groce
es flour bacon, &c. in fact almost reduced whole
tier Of counties to absolute starvation All this has been
done without ORDERS but with the avowa that General
Stuart set the example in Pennsylvania The only mode
q step ds PiaRe IS 10 hang prisoners, and the people
orders 10 that eea. II called upon, Burnside viii aisayow
the ourAges and promise 10 punish the thieves when de-
,ected but he will never permit to be detected He
has permitted the ouirages complained Of, and knew
at the time OF their commission that his troops were rob-
bng the houses Immediately around him. ~ Saci,isa,e
Tie robbery, he 1hdrssc his guards from Ae houses ana
nreao doc'l all restraint 10 A red reeced robbers called
youares.
We sincerely hope our soldiers who may happen 20
capture OF the zcuayes with red breeches red
caps, VIII upon them summary Justice and not
trouble the government with tteir transportation
Washington via Richmond 10 be let loose again the Dill,
lage and robbery Of the country.
We submit account of the conduct OF the epe.
my towards most estiuabo and venerable lady in Eau
quier county, example Of their conduct We have
heard Of many others, but this atestcd and youcned
FOR by gentleman OF unimpcached veracty great cool
Mrs. Marshall reict Of Dr. Jsqueln Marshall, son Of
the eminent Chief J,rstics Marshall resides where her
husband died. near Orican few miles from waterloo
The enemy encarnped 10 her vicinity. Her farm was
stripped Of everything that could afford susteHance
Among the articles seized and appropriated without sny
compensation, the folowipg $50 barrels OF corn
IS hogs the oats raised Geld Of forty acres the rye
OF seventy acres, the hay Of fifteen The mea
house was broken open, and every pound taken.
Al nrst guard placed around the house. This was
withdrawn, as If 10 allow what followed. About two
hundred OF the vile outlaws cali zsuaves
entered the house and did the work Of their masters IN
other bed clothing and tore 10 pieces what thew coad
not carry on They broke open the rooms and
ana carried OIL or destroyed athe groceries pickles
preserves They gave themselves the trouble break ali
ihe crockery and glass They broke up the furni.
ture They entered the ladies' chambers ana seized and
And carried on their articles OF apparel They robbed
hc OF their ewelry. They the supplies o candies
ard OIL and distributed them the floors and then
walked upon them When they done every thing thar
asuthess rane and Ingenious and pains malice
could devfe IN the way OF robbery destruction and in
ury they ehed The venerable lady OF tho house down
aud drawing pistol said they would shoos the damned
yd seccssionist."
We have given no fancy sketch In the above. We
mo stsrvu.
undoubtedly nduged In sometimes BY persons in their
accusations against the enemy But justice and right
require that the truth should be known without abate
nent Mrs. Marshall occupied spacious mansion sup.
pied and provided with all the stores the comforts ana
the convenences n family, IN that abundance which
wealth and providence dictated The farm In a wssle
he house wreck
Marshalis dwelling, Generals Hawkins, Burnalde and
Wilcox by, and made opposition repara
ion. u is fair 70 presume that the zouaves but
executing ther will
We have heard Of similar depredstions upon onev far
mers, In which the robbers attempted 10 Aem
selves the fise pretencs that Stuart had done slr
-nmc In Pennsylvania
The Military Troubles In Georgia,
Prom the Richmond Dispatch, Nov. 2s1
rms coNscHPr LAw--xAJoRIry AND MINORITY
REPORTS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
lhe Joint Committee OF the Georgia Legislature on
he majority report declares that Congress has NO rvh
compel the citizens Of The eatos bear arms excou
requison on the several states for their quotas al
each State to exercise such compulsion az may b.
and 70 appoint the officers for her own roora
hey report the following reeoluones-
Resolved Thaf ~ 'aes passed w ne Confederate Cogys
ra orr. :, om ". a,ws eegr,,w PEOPLE @ ns " con-
ls s,gf,. ffcnai ond ffp ou fo,ssr foI.E
,,a s% s.r WIN Gsssn "a s abe
nf of this unjust and wicked war which eur enemy