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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

months past has BEEN and continues to be, history OF
repeated usurpaOns of power and Of violations Of the
Constitution and of the public and private rights OF
the citizen For the proof appeal to facts too recent
for recital here, and fragrant and heinOus for the
calm narrative which we purpose"
Poor old Crttenden, having long bsrked on the cold
trail Of compromise, is chairman of committee TO
defeat hs schemes Of aboonsts and secsssoniss" 1t
iscaed the Conservative party and limits its objects
imPOtent opposition to abolition Speaker and an sbo.
ton House. AL such opposition viii avail nothing. With
unlimited power to raise money for the War-with an
army compounded Of adventures and aliens command
ed by ambitious Gsnera-With the cunning of Seward
the vengeance Of Sumner and the roguery in their own
ranks these have awakened too late TO avert this
war perhaps not enough TO save themselves from
the fate which abolition destined for us.
Perhaps these dissentous may somewhat clog the en-
deavors Of the AbOtOnis strained to their utmost
tension but they can avail little to assist Us 10 the present
emergency.
The Philstines are upon US, and We can and must
meet them with desperate resolution. When We have
more completely demonstrated ability to sustain our
selves and compelled the AbOonists to expose the in
fanny Of their Objects remonstFance and opposition to
the Yankee Government may effect something At the
present We have nothing to expect from them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

Added 20 the elcol-s sael. 70 BE- derived from the
expulsion OF tie Yankees iron Western YrggiA, come
the locations la. Fro,ss. IN 20, name OF civil liberty
Issa- las! been uaIs in the Yankee Congress.
". have uo.et lt8. The a5oIionls aud the conssrya
es Of TIE N5rh united TO a certain point Each ssh
e. che l5a. OF the Southern armies. But the use
uhfl they respectively proposed to derive from the
victory was rent TIE aboltol.st designed to 81
. ls. neasicuI sc5gm,s. The conservative wished to
p,e-1rys Southern society in working condition. tha
be- might regain los, trade and indemnity himsel: tor
she COS; Of var.
The BIZ Of co-f cg'iou-hc decree for E5araticg
s.aygs-.be appropriation o. fifteen millions O! dosrl
m aru them sgsias, their matters srd the actual or
gl-zla5a Of bands Of negroes uniformed in red bseect
a. and sp,sksd shirts has convinced tse conservative
Goa. 5ar s-seuais-s have trignpsed in dsa.ilg The
-as pcs7, aud they have oryal'z d forms opposition
b. o. C5-e-s.s and before me country.
This opposition s. ess5 il one place the Conservative
p7-7 ari by another ASSOCIATION the Democrats par
IT, o. tie latter may say in passing hat /; il
7iss . revive pl-ty name ~hsh must bring sikh il
,a inevitable latsglli=u. The Democratic strength lag
.e the Southern ststss. The publican patty repre-
n,s Interests ~act .lsays have and alsays vi. con-
ylss 8. before the people.
"a, boldles- el tas Democratic address s, however,
49, s,r ug, amid t5s ab ret submission Of the North
I r. ,,z-sd almo7. entirely by members Of Congress
l-7u tl7 states of Illinois Indiana and Ohio. We pee
-.nr. from thrr boliasss OF speech, they must have
.a.s,rs in the Northwest. Lincoln would have ssnt
e.. ID al1 from the Northern or Middle States to the
loser Tor u,tsrilg sg:i language As this;
"Tle otter waters Of secession flowed first from the
r-c.sra fountain o. a5glitio1ism. That fountain must
be dried up H.y,ug reced the doctrines Of the demo.
grstc party ;ha. tha States have exclusive control Of
tie subj o: Of slavery and tia. the n:erpOsoa Of abe
Hdo1is.s I'll D. issgsl. With evil" it says: Upon
these principles alone, far relates to slavery
Che Uai01 a. t be restored and no other union,
rfsep. the u1i;y Of dsspo:sm can be maintained
30 .Esc5u1try. Tsis las. viii res a. our fathers did,
18th our lives our fortunes, aud our sacred honor" It
continues the real purpose Of the Government is 70
i the aboiioass 70 slDvers the present form Of Gov
eminent aud under preence Of saving the Union erect
strong central dsspo:ism upol ia ruins will be re-
sisted IS the Woss. enemy to tie Constitution aud the
Union. and TO free government everywhere The I'D
Jre5 Is r HsHibly opposed to Vagng against any Of
tae States or people Of this Uloa in any spirit Of Cd
preston or for any purpose o! conquest Or subj
uf o. oysrthrov1g or interfering Sth the established
Institutions Of any sats."
The history VI the Administration, for lie tUCyS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

RTeovEar or TEE BoDT Or Gov. HIRvrr 90 W.T.
COUSIN The death, Pisburg landing, Tennessee,
by drowning, Of Gov. Harvey, Of Wisconsin, has already
been announced. Toe Chicago Tunes of the 7Ih con.
tains the following particulars
The particulars OF the manner in which the body was
recovered, related hy Perry Il. Smith, who accom-
panied the body from Cairo are brjAy az follows IL
fret discovered about hhy miles below Pittsburg
landing, near place called Brts sniirg on Sunday
the n ult, by negro and children who were AZ
play on TIE bank Of the river. TGe"uegIO dies ibs
BODY from The Ws5r, and rA1i the poke: OF about
$500 ia money, which he distributed Amo ciltrep,
aud q watch, which ho appropriated 10 himself he was
IN the act OF cushing Tie BODY again INFO tie river
When seeing steamer preaching, be buried Il 10 IRE
saud These facts we're sDOu maize EuoVr y 4 farmer
MINED Singleton, residing shout tEo milsa from the
hudirg, whU had the announcement Of Gov. Har.
vey's death in the papers.
H. immediately st about recayeLnz the watch and
money, and exhgmug the body. Ho aas -uccessfGl IN
this undertaking, ali then informed NJ h itt Of tie
transaction, Ecqa sing him to communicate With tho
frs. host that passed. o. the Wednesday toOving
the steamer Lady Ike reached the landing, having on
board Mr. Miller, government officer engaged 10 Is Eb
shiug PCS Cices cptom house. and other aciles in
places recovered f,om she rebels Upon learning tue
f,os OF the Of the discovery Of the body r1a Mr. Bdu
he ordered the boat be put back dsacs Of about
two niles, whore the bacy vas placed On board, and
conveyed TO P'tsbutg lsaoHg arriving there on Tours
tsv i wa7 ,hen tran errgd 10 ti0 ss1mss LaC.otso
ard with guard o. aC.o. cons sing OF sen'y soldiers
OF he You're nd sc-.-.n, Ess Ted % Caiio,
where it see Ken ~ charge Of 10y Mr Smith and Mr..
Harvey the h.Ci brother o. The deceased sud brought
20 tins city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23
ATaMEnr,Na Of tee Prs.Ilsat and pIr

ATA MEETING OF tue Pre,Ids4t and Directors Of the
"a silver a1d NspRsha Company, he'd tie I'll Il
C,my,ny Richmond Oth $50 the dent informed
"a, koNfi that ed the Aec insy the
sad. C.i Thomas T Boli4rGlt, by Iai from
az MS residence, IL Buckug county, Ta-FsiAy
stl .astsnL
COL EoaiurSn the President raid es,ted Dire tor
thc % OF jAaary, 1885 eF tbs after tie uza ioi Of
Gle Usmp ay and inlel - by annual zee chi
gcaaai tenc o. tn. stOckh5dsr W the Of MS dsaia
he saly advocate " The mes river and E.raE
IA, and well Is teadiAst ie d. IN rt!c-r
tcOy-i, Tat he Board hssrI deep ssLGb lily ~
OF The dtgh Of Col hOldursnl Is we'll
hIei with what ze H. fIiuless a1d pom tus he Gcharg
the luc Urc o. fr the log Ts)d Of tSeItg years
ami more. e icing votOn 70 m ct inter sis OF the Com
pIuy .-d bss1NiER upon h With atTty t ben fits 81 his
cesnt udmelt rse eEPsience and practical Acquaintance
with the fs OF lie Respect sui eSeem AI!si0g from official
had strength ned into soaa ieadshp parg
Of every Hemser oihs Board and VITA feelings Of deep
and regret that the Board realizes thata relation at
agreeable and su hit with pi6Lc usefulness has been
SUI deniy tsolyei by death
Resolved That tbs Presdett transmit copy Of these renu
51s 81 the high Tetpe
the Board the charastes anil feyi, OF her de-
ceased hu,blLd oBymoSy with her In her berea
ENiIac: f.nn tLr Re-O.ds
ms22-lt WM. p MuNPosD, sec'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23
THE WAR IN AMERICA.
The following extracts will be found interesting;
Prom she London Tines, AprIl9ll

Prom she London Tines, April pa
Tho China br ngs us OF three great sycats. n
frat seen- 20 DC clear enough. o. tho Ssh lust. iss
No 10 surrendered TO the Federal quito TIL ss-
sssru; therefore ia TO this extent clear Of Confederate
Obstruction and the gunbOlts of he Feicrai7 dog
cend the great river un;i they meet with s0u' new ia-
psliment Or II they think il wise 70 TUs %,
fr until they gain tie reighborhood o! New Orleans -
TIE Federal aiyces bat tuat husdred siege gu md
SIX thousand prisoners haze been captured upon the
island Putting ABIDE these numbers, which experience
tsrchss as 20 dssg the probability ia tia. The loss II
the Ccnfdeacs was very great upon the capture OF 80
import ant position.
The second affair is by no means made 80
clear 10 Us by Ito result Il seems that Gen. AcCo'
ln with from 100 900 to l600 600 men"it IS remark
able NTH vha ease our Federal friends have learnt TO
toss about high numerals when speaking Of dol
hrs-had at lst come up with Confederate army
Advancing from his point Of debarkatOn be had reach
ed the neighborhcod Of yorktown, or the mouth OF the
York rver and he there discovered the OonteJeraes IT,
trenched in strong position, extending two miles in
length armed with heavy batteries, aud with ioE and
swampy ground in their front. The army OF the 20
mac instead Of advancing upon Richmond by laud, is
now advancing upon the seat OF the Confederate Gov
eminent from tho coast aud If the army of Manassas is
still TO defend their capital might expect that wOuli
do 80 as far from the and the river as possible
However nothing decisive had been done. The Ed
era General was still bombardng the Confederate po
elton, and this event hangs in suspense.
The great fact of this mail is however, the battle a.
Corinth which lasted two days, and which we ao asked
to believe hiss pu. 55 600 horI du combat. The
meagsT aceOuFts have, come exclusively from the
Feierss and therefore it Is not uHHPorfan' 70 md
ihey ADM. that the attack mad by C0Ii.1eIaCB
under Gems. Bragg Breckenridge aud Jackson, and that
the generals had succeeded in concentrating s1Pssior
forcs agains; the Federal position.
This superior force numbered, W are told 80 0no
men. The inferior army o! the Fsderals vas GiiseH
hack and the frat day vas one Of victory to the Con
fdsrStss, Be-. during the night the defestd army was
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23
DEFENCE OF pREwRY,s BLuEF.

To me Editor Oft Wig:
In your notice Of the fight at Drewry's Bsli, find
you omitted Captain Il. N. Prices company from Abe
marie and PuVanna from among those who were expos
to the heavy FIRE Of the enemy. They we're equally
posed with the other companies OF Colonel Harrss bt
talion-had two men wounded aud stood cool as old
veterans as the Engineer will verify. Captain Pfcelelt
sick bed to Join bis command, and did so under heavy
fra sI pound rife pi6cs playing directly upon him
=, Ool Knights landing, he sought boat to cross
over 10 the battery at not four hundred yards dis
nee. An EYE WITNLss.
DsEwEY's BLUTy, Nay %. 1862.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

FFDEgIL CArALST CAITUgsB 70 two or three
months Plst Tie people OF H.ury and oakley counties
have occasionally been greatly enjoyed with nArs!C-
ny party q Federal cavalry vh2 made tle.r beadqa-
srs gear the Tennessee river, from where's thoy would
emerge and owe. The county Committing all kisd-
Of preiat3ls-Carryug Cd da9 LO:s,s and taxing
whatever ;h.ir cupd,,y Arcsi Ttey bad become
great terror 10 he PEG, BE o. those cJunie- and wCEe
greatly aided in rtr. operations o. p.unGer BY WORT
less lsi.ur from Paris by the uamo u John FagTis
o. Sunday, th- ius., Col. Jackson and Col. Cs'-
bone united heir commands Of cavalry and started
han. up the biaNiig F'ie!ai s,oundGr. Ga tho DoI.
evening they cam upon them ab0u, LIS sroug-,ne
Fsdcr.- Gsd aud a most ~ ing chase ersled Our
forces ,aem ab-u fourteen mills, killing Eile, wouDd.
ing eleven, AID taking Cghtyo-T prisoners, Gmorg ,he
prsGIJrs akeu thee captains. lone hel0gged TO
the army a. PtsbCrg bu! was on !ulOugh aud doubt
les wanted 70 seal il;tle) qlargimas,er, and the
notorious John FIrris beside we got abOu. hundred
horses and three or four U5g1ns I. was a complete
breakag up Of ths. mes. Of land p'rl'es Henry and
Weakey CCuUel vii! particularly tank CClGns= Jack
aud Claiborne f.r he relief they have given them.
The few Luo0.it's CAo cot away viii doubtless spread
dismay among their comrades on Teuuessee river, aud
opiae Ail he a long ume before another mara i'd
ing PARTY ciu be ldugid 10 Canvas hat section.
The pgaone.s :t-el we b.Ou dit 10 this place on
Saturday lat and On ,hy mex day selt on lurt er
s0u'i 10 taj,g the benefits Of our cim.e.-JasksOH
THa) way.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23
HEADQUARTERS DEP. LTIsSr OF HEsRIoo, [
EIcHspsD. Va, HE-ch 9Th fs69.
General orders, |

Eo,I.
IT, pr''fls'or Of Hotels aad Poarllng Houses will forth
S rs-o-t 10 the Proves. HaTsha tn Of al quests
tsr to-e1 and The OF al pe hrr eupioymsnt
st d arrivals VII zs1 FURNISHED to te Provost Marshal,
tvl,r sg ~ day % The hCgrI % ID 4 Ead 81
II Livery stable kles-sf au 0vBCr Of Hacks and ether pub
Nc v,hi les report ul PrJvor BaraLi location q
.h-. s-rle HE5cT u the Trer Hicks g. TheT
viii ESQ daily -ap1l Of p'Etrrs rem tie sarfogajins
country paulzg LC.aa- Carnage il She hshfes.
H. No person ssn.si pass beycri :he corporate H. It's
Of The city .t vehicle, horsebscs SthoHt
passport Drivers o. Coaches specially orbitden from
atng pasEelgt any poilt TIl the ten les Il
uudsr artE isv I, transport el !at0 e city,
isnt places, url-ss such persons have TaSspors
By order o. Ens zen. $40, II. WNDIE, coz 'dg a.
l. l. PA6E,
nh5-a A. 4. Gsasssl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23
RICauOND. may 20 Isgo

WISH 10 employ hnme ia ely larg Of Lsbore-s,
Lra Wagons end tesus Tor the pGe Of h'uing toba
Literal WtFss will be fiTeu sd.e Appea alton be made
l. me e etab.oJk Warehouse. W. GILL.
o. Ctv Fnyir
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23
SERVICE AND Or
E3FS2 DIsLTION viii be he'd at st Paul4 Church u
u All AT O < A MAD
5000 REMAND.

ON Turiday las willis at the War eparimen, o. bust
" Eeis, my AUSTIN. who Is well kno N Ia
h!chmoll 10 hePo office rlee which line have
able 70 o5a info ion OF his ab0ltl I'm,
has impress vii give so to any pssoa who will Inform
where neia hs has BEEN lldnspped, will give $40
us ogery II hs has "a which belle ye III
$40 fJr his resoVey; II he has been killed. which fear
1 Vii pay 82oO fer the c9nyi:tloa Of his mardsrer
mA2u--w Jas LYONS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

L py vls authority conferred By General Order, No.
A.u's.t aud i---.o Gene as FAC, = rc 's 1859, Capt
l. E5IFI ap!- sarshAl Ciy Of An.
zcnd TIE aias auIs -rrcuudus country Tor he dlanse
Of ten Eigs.
r. The Passport 0Hrs continued A. "a present location ~
Ter charge u tAs Provost 5alsl-L
I'LL The dsult1n sgt ID, n gJl 0f Tnora sohtuoas an
na. huasl. oas st1oI,ry beverages Sttoiliey H..
ltttd fa Ota. ~i H--Ecty rl1rceI D., me Provost Hs
sis .rF.1s az pc .o44 1lrl ug s5!iIg giving away
'r zuT D- luyF ats.0i.Hs 1'-~-7 beverages
" 81 persons oi degree, except those 10 he ssJise
he STAT CortHr .'s hEgug lu Their poEssss..
V deliver Jhs Ordnance DcPaT mont before
w., 81 H.rch. 1861 on g-- tlsr be F-,s = ald
'ess'Oc oy E-As. Arm. belong uy STATE
o. 1EIiH y.lHs Csy,. 60 Col DGl1es sfats Areu.
10 IT, e On. E.ra fass CugT4ce =. tn ~ lJsanag.
E1-t bas0lets 1Ls double hA,li oEus rlsto II
ilc u- u-fl ,h Srd. Compeusat!nn vii he
ur lryHfr Fff D stsc Lotto public and
I5yetnr'r 7a 'H le rIhe vice vii. be ecplc! for.
b ORDER % bag. Gen. .So. H. WIzDsR, C.zts 40.
H. *. PAGE,
nE5-u isE, Acit. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

reinforced and at sybresk it attacked the victorious
Confederaes and In their turn drove them "back 10
Oornth." Many Of the Oonfederates Were it il said
cut up by the Federal cavalry and we are assured that
Gen Jackson killed and Gen. BeauregArd wouaded
Tn is very strange story. Ii was Federal victory,
aud yet the Federal General Prentiss vas caplurei-
The Confederate Generals Bragg, Breckenridge and jack
son commanded the positions of the Co1fedcrates and
yet Gen Beauregsrd wounded But the number
killed and wounded is the extraordinary Of ALL
Odt OF an auny Of 10000 Ooniedsrses the estimated
loss Is 80 OOO and out OF the victorious army Of Fsdt
Falls, originally much less than the Confederate force
bu perhaps reinforced to equality the loss il 90 600
These are proportions unhtsd of in any battle piu,e
that OF ThermOpoe IL may be so. These American
combaants may have become suddenly lhts desperate
and bloodthirsty in their encounters; but We would
rather wait for ess hezy details before we venture
speculate upon the results Of such battle as this We
haye seen - many great victories melt away ike morn
log mist that learn TO estimate probabilities before
sccapt them as historical
Pom tie Times OF the qsd
The great battle Of the Tennessee seems to deserve
the fame which has been claimed for IT, DIvestng It Of
is spanges and bus fire. the pie fac. CONES cut in
Sufficient grandeur. There two days COL fct be-
tween two very considerable armies.
l. drawn battle aud the first oreditabe encoun.
ter on either side which has taken place durr the war;
We have too much blood relationship with these on
both sides, although The South purely English
than The Others not to wish that if they, will hight tn
may fight well Apart from the facilities which the gre
navigable rivers give to powerful invader this 1cud
be great Confederate victory for TO invader, UEGsr
the orinry condition, of invasion cheek IS isfsat,
and feat ruin BIt al former rules OF warfare sfC
set at fought ia this strange new world strnggla-
When naval supremacy Can be made GvalaLla,
many huldred miles from the ses an army can
~ sustained 10 the midst Of great continent by sup
plies brought by steamboats, from dep3ts hundreds Of
miles distant; and when gunboats run up and down
throughout that continent aud take part in every bat
lie that happens within CanrOnshot OF river the laws
oil European tactics do not apply With sNh facilities
in the hands OF the Federas Gen. Grant may be sbe
s1rd such victories those he claims the Ten
nessre But should be very much mistaken # We
thought that this affair is calculated bring the
end or to discourage the Southern people Are dy
had given far moro apprehension than hope in the
North; and it will be from a private telegram
which appears in another column that reports rife
in Baltimore OF achievements by the Merrimac and
Iepulse OF Mcclellan Yorktown. Tnese are pr0bI.
bly, bu. ind cations OF state OF public feeling very
confident of early contamination OF the great soutu
ern Conquest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

RELArIoNsHir yrsosSED TIC NyS O.l,ans Dslt4, Of
the 29.h uls., res.es he following
On Saturday last, party landed above CarToton
rom Tie elouy- .hp, ana proceeding TO The Gbandon-
ed orLhyitou5, inspected them and tore up a small
Oouede'a.e flag which they ioGu ing tie woke.
turning she leysr, the ofasers met family Of
ladies' and children accompanied by their servant The
Ed rail- addressing themselves hot 60 tAe ladies,
pressed hope that the presence C! the aa1s vas not
Of !el. u them. We T; relate verbatim the
vcrsiU0l that eusred:
Nrs ---gAat sensation, sr Is unknown 70 us here
Ohisor.-Nadam, may usk you il there is any Union
seI;.u=U; l,rct
Mrs B--Nsae. air tia: l am aware oG-certainly
none among tie .sdes
Oh.er -F5en We may take !: for granted there Is
none among either sex as til ladies' generally 20 with
tie gCL'igirI on pgif-.iq 'st.gl5.
MO- . Il AN conf laUt sr, you- inference as TO the
entire so-osce OF sly Union seGuHclt j. correct As
10 lie laiCs following toe gellsmon o. political
nOls, beg you &c understand that however il may bs
IL You. ,0l q. ladies' hers advocate that only which
Ia just ard honorable.
UHger, Curling his attention 70 one of TIE seryanis)
We'll, SIS, eau you tell me ell the trcops have lett
yetg
Nancy being for moment quiet, the lady said Nan
CO, Why dIg'J yOp u.R'a yOIt BROTHER
N4tcy (vi,u great indignation -Don't you call mo
sis again. / i0n't want no liakco Tor e bruiier.
TITO whole Fldersi parry passed. on without another
ward.
WAssINGroS lrsils --Tbe correspondent Of the On.
ciGu4u CO..-IF,ga, drar- Ia,r q " inst, ssy-.
A FOmau, igsty, from Ne,aph,s, eit,r journey lug
tou. weeks De arrived lose. Sc -ays .4s Goyo-on Of
tie paopl. S1uh IS ,ul. vusSaEan, aad tia. e ~ the
men were h.l d the vomru World Gryo JlC, The Iag-
kea invaders Thry tsk.as Up carpets from their
paof dlJg aud giving them armies ~ soldiers
aid cartridges
Minister Nol'io., ton Slu salvador, il here. lie 70.
ports great r'crug' nP.5vfmsn in agriculture road
building erecting pG0.c buildings, etc. The recently
ai5ped ga loot hia b.. pad on The pfissls have
voluntarily O,.sic4 tn mssiees IA Lojy to Gaatemaa.
TIE Ropnb.i, II eig,s' "a sc.QuHt Of gaug Of kid
napp.r a5Cu. three miles i5om Lha city, who lie in wait
Tor fugitive b.sc.s, and ran them a mo Maryland
Secession sni ia. Davis hICs, taken from the City
Hall C. NV OcaU' vi.w 10 the ante chamber Of
the Iousc. Thy we're atcugrt by CAp-. Btley.