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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
J. T. TICHENoR
indications OF Popular Feeli nE in the United
states.

Correspondence OF the Baltimore Eua.
WAsRISGroS, Arl IT,
Ths popular elections IN Illinois and New York show
great Democrats gains In nearly all the NORTHWESTERN
snd Westrrn States there ia manifest tendency toWAra
political revolution II should succeed, IL might not
either stop the war or the Union on the CID hNSs
b, it would change the party character OF The House
and Of the Executive. The House which is 20 succeed
tie present one may be Of a CONSERVATIVE demoerauc
complexion
;riuuph Of the Democrats by 1880 minority. Hon. T.
C. Sherman Is the Mayor elect
Tae charter election at D,yton Ohio held en- the first
Nord,y in April Was carried oy the Democrats by
mai rity ranging from 200 10 500, sg1nsi nuea rse
n rty in the opposite direction year since spring
6,d here oforc srong R'psb,ican toEn, has elected
Vim Hall, Dsmocra', Ss Mayor.
Toe iowa elections New York AMI other States also
shsv ba. the eoassrV ive Republicans are disposed TO
.e2udate the Weadell Pnps oz!ng OF the party, ana
are i,iuirg hands With lho moerais 20 that end.
A the CIV election 10 Springfield, Illinois, the homs
oF President Lincoln the Democrats on Tuesday elected
their whole ticket except for Alderman IN ore OF Tue
Sards The average majority Was about Two hundreo'
W. give these indications Of cPiuiOn amoag our enc
mics without attaching importance TO them. We base
but ls hope On the possibility ofany spontaneous re-
olaol Of sentiment IN YAnkesllnd 1t is very much o.
ths Eoa gomsry 4issr.isy slys From time 10 time
for the past SIX moahs have beef ragaed With nIr-
ratiyes of dissfscol Amoug the people, OF mating IN
IN. army snd great and growing dislike Tor the further
prosecution Of the war but thus far Ne have iad TO see
.h.t this muinous and dsaeeled spirit hss bad any ei
fst mon tie Ya-kee government We have had reports
Of regiments refusing fight for the Lincoln dynasty any
longer b.. somshow those reports never fully con.
srmsd l. has beSG said that the people are growing
restless uGder the grea; AND daily Increasing burden Of
1aOn which being placed upon then, snd that they
are oamorous for the end but so far We have
seen the oaly terms which the wiling TO have
the war cease srs the immediate and unconditional sub
nissiOn Of the South. Notwithstanding sn the sta e
msas to the contrary which have been SGde NO believe
the North Is as yet :os al practical purposes, thorough
" united on the war policy Of the Governmtn'. Hos
o9g sis uai,y may LAST Cannot tell; bat there sP'
ps1rI 10 De no greater folly, than that OF ock'g for
charge OF sentiment to the Eortb and brig
aseu. speedy termination OF the When the South
has frly beaten them on the field Of battle, We may
look fOr peace party at the North, not before
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

The previously reported engagement between the
troops Of Gen. Burnside and orgii regiment, took
place on Saturday The Union troops are all 20 nave
mum cred only Ave hundred, while the Confederate
rroors consisted Of the Third Georgia Regiment, COM
msnded BY Col Wright.
Toe engs cement took place. not at Elizabeth CITY, but
the canal above that place The rebsi loss was nj
teen IL I'd Thirty five wounded Tney we're OILY
part ecu pped they say, and many cked musk t. a.
ammunition They are said to have on berg attack
ed while tie Union troops held their grouI until they
had buried their dead when they retired Eleven graves
Of Union soldiers subsequently, counted on the bat
lie field
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
rnr rrsIclous s1aIyrsrs At sHlLOH.

telegram dated Chicago, l2.h lest, 'ay=
The Times specill says the responsibility OF the sur
prise reefs with The commanding officer. On Friday
,rze force of cavalry approached within sight Of our
Loss aEd remained there; but Gea. Sherman, who had
o,eued the advance had beeE ordered rot to bring
a. engagement Cors QIen1y he sent VlG 10 c9rres-
p5ndag force 20 meet them They remained in position
aatl Saturday aorrg, ard served as screen behind
ich Bsurtg,TG felmed h;s tIep la line Of battle,
isc,v red When the attack vas hast nSd' toe 50 1,
3Ih list ana II Ohio R.giuouts ci-playei irtIcusi
g- 10, iHoicucy TIE latter hed Without firing gun
the others cd one or rounds and ,hon esd. The
ogardce Of these regiments left the point uldsfsudsd.
The eneu Immediately closed in and surrounded the
more adysneei regiments is als) stated TIA: The lSh
wisconsin and n Iowa & ID slser frihg two tsree
rounds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
PACIFIC RAILROAD Asp srArI RIGHTS.

The following is from the debate in the House Of Re.
srssentatiyes on the l7.h on the Pacific R,lrOsd bill
NJ Fsssrusen Of Maine, said the party tina; elected
AoratAu ncolu inse.ts this plank in their platform,
THAT the P4cifc Railroad imperative, and ought to
be made Immediately for the interests of the comfy
demanded It." The people now come forward and ask
US to be true to this principle
Me- Thomas, OF Alss, would ii quire Of the gentleman
whether thtrs not also resolution inserted in that
platform for the maintenance Of the rights Of the States
and specially the right Of each Safe to control aid
regulate its owT domestic Institutions.
NJ Fe,s,nden-Yes, cir. Aud the Pacific railroad
also.
Mr. Thomas, Of M4ss.-Then, in Gods name, if you
kec2 one, then kerp lbe otter.
Er Merrill OF vs., pc)gn'z,d that plu In the pll.
form, Blu; the tiIn,s have changed. lie was 10 sscr
Of taking that plsns in sFtiereuce TO knocking out
bis brains against il He hoped ths sl would BE- poet
roned, this not the lime Tor the passing OF the
BILL
Mr. Blair, of No., advocated the bill on the Rrouud
tina, it would bent ii; the West DE- said tbs people Il
the West had been treated step children BY the gov
eminent
The committee, without coming 10 any conclusion
and reported the sane to the House.
The House then az journed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
The War.

OEe, Dispatches resolved yesterday mornrg 6, con-
a-a The disastrous Intelligence of the fall Of New Or
Ieags. Tas elsmys d''t sP2rofehed the city and do
uaadsd surrender. G.1 Lowell refused TO surrender,
bu evacuated the city vUh tjs troops, falling back to
Camp Moore On the Jackson llrosd sfier destroying
cotton and sores ~hi,h ne az unsble remove. TIE
iroa-csd steamer si-ssippi VS. bru to prevent her
Ealing into the possession Of tie enemy Nothing said
about the Louisiana
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS,

'ANrRY CONPANY scoii's BAitAl5a-undef auuo lty
h.Neo ttNy War the undsg sj, two OF WAs grsd-
lie Nrs Ia Mhtay lnutn. are fore log Infantry
Cong TO- fhr EA't al TX tased ~ 70 tG scott
IT, sesvd IS Captdl Of { gina vOiuni ss he
Men ah''os rice der TIE enc 1T Ia teer
l. hi. coma md receive tee uaty &c. StsSdof bel
L. Icrsstpts ae'I'OH v BE-, - an up eoHpAns
6 g Ute vi ho1trc CIV any boar y.
vu T. ccmpAr 'os ocA wi EthnE 70 go late act We
vice, nav as I0iI this company
ru. lg sce lO'h suest tetSesa Main and N srss
}. W CKHAN,
o Er0N,
CHA2LEs CARrER
gS-du ASfHUR y CT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
LIGHT ARTILLERY.

CIcsED rel uA rs fail comp i-ert e cRs hundred an
iuclidn itSsuty hur al e It 10 ser le,, whose
49,, ~lprci rs wt~k missed under tie special
A. tA,gty ary Wa On ao alton today the
na, atm Or thl ranri-r these en- an
the Ia prevents them ON torllg
T. s thssiore tesire - tnh wel y0ur gocd
tsst ,rI all sppy prov ~, ctr Al the oihee
creas'Au % lie BAsir 10 Aith LOnd, or q At Camp
Lee " Nes BAR GrOHnts.
VA g CKTRgHkw, Captain,
tp2S-u c. tAAu s. tsry, C.my Lee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
nYlTAKl.l REAL GsEATE

EASS TO az S0LD AZ AUCTION ipAY.-Tbr - IA.
o. the ubl = p sui 'ad 10 us IL hls stf
be s,l1 los At s'cloSk, to h.
lo Pc ri 81 ct yIl y &es,rr Thoa
Ecgher Caldwell a. O'e,'ek, P. NJ 10 TIE hintscne
De- iar ca ~ beSe la sies se'ur. d by
Nc LAY; ant Al 5oc.o Il - he teI DSsilrg o.
,r std b-twysn HashAl saa Cay s'rvetI
a q ~ he NJ Is Face
Ay4. GUDDIN APPERsoS Auc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
YAAKER rR OPS pnowNEp.
IAhhEk III UTE UNUNNkU'
di'pA'ch, dated Winchester, l7th inst, says:

A di'pAfch, dated Winchester, l7th inst, says:
Yesterday, large boat containing nu ND r Of m n
ard eff ,srs o. tho rs h Pennsylvania rog mtnt,
sEampd at Gaslenta's Ferry, on the Shon ndoAh-
B..v eea forty ana ~ men and sweal Ulcers uere
own cd. Amoug the hitter we're Adjutant Yea IN and
Csptdn Wieon, of the brigade. The Coo nissary nd
OIp. Ia Max viii epieATJr 20 obtain ful st 0
ar val Of the regiment here The regime pt vas formerly
,m handed by l. Bohhn. now acting Bsigacies Gsnt-
raj, y BeigAda Bouktr's division,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
PROM THE vILLrr ~ vIAsISrA

The following news from the Valley is dated 22d in.
slant:
Col. Donrelly made a connoIsSance today, towards
this toWr When approaching It, they h.ed on by
rebel cavalry scout Two companies Of the OHIO Ca
vsry we're then dsPlOyed the left towards ,hg Cor
donsVile turnpike and the same number OF Vermont
cavalry on the right and Michigan cavalry the centre.
nsmptons battery aud The Connecticut Fifth Regiment
formed the reserve.
Thor bel cavalry after the fist FIRE, reLreated to the
town, where they oiled their coSmauG. When tscap.
ing b. the GordonSVis rcHe they we're passed by the
0lio cavalry and seven men aud eleven horseS were
cIBlured, bus the rest escaped
The town Of RRrrisonbufg wAs then entered and oc
cupisd BY Col Donnel and the cavalry. He huld in
tn town eight of JIeksoHs wiz chester hostages shom
no released yesterday the S1sn iOah parole Of
honor Two hal died OF fatigue AID W. Of ATTENTION.
TIE rrtt lre their way homo
Lrge Of forage and trains are being secured
10 tie valley.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
SLAVERY IN tbs Dlsrsror or cOlurAr..


Toe bill for the ab-liol OF slavery in the Dsric. Of
COlu nbia was returned Congress by President n
CO With the following me- sage:
Rlloy Citizen, Of ths Senate aud House Of Rsprsssn'
tGUs The titled IA for the release OF
tain persons held TO service LABOR In the Distrc. Of
Columbia" has this day been approved and sigood.
have nerer doub ed the Constitutional authority OF Con
gre,s abolish slavery this Dsuic ahd have ever
sired TO sec The National piIa freed rem tn inst
tuition 10 sssfc way II, nee there has never
Oen, in my mind, aty question upon the subjec, 4
cept tue eIpedierey arising Ia view o. III the ca
mstGLceA IL here be ma erS within and about this
act which migs have taken sisps more sat
isactsTy 10 my Judgment do Lot attemp to specify
en-. AN grau6ed thu. b two principles Of compen-
sat and Ion .lion both recogn ID aud pracl
cally applied 10 the act
10 the matter OF oonpsnsa,ion Is is provided TIA:
claims may be pr1s'ntsd wihln ninety days from The
passage # the act, sui tlrreaer, there IL
sn TOR minors ten covert iIsine absent peFeouf
pre- une tbs il omission BY overs ght and
ommend that il be sulPHsa by an smsrdliory o.
gu y lem ntal act
April 70. 1861. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
LAND FOR SALE.

WI for sss pyey two acts Of Lard In the lover
w o; the cosnty " oIsN lying inm hat oPpos ts
6t1sr III sodlhs RIVER slsTva mie' Norh Of
In, and > allies IRON II hma7d rs old aln
abe ulIth q b. RVS cpaa 41l, that 5sN
u. very PRIV ustve acts Of isni he is
mfJrtAsls dSelIE nj the ssi hou vsIy
rio, Abundant rh.rs each sup rsbUnda y
heavy tin er.d land VI trnsl growth, and nae supply Of
.tsr In sach Grl'.
Pc umng WI purch0s without viewing Tbs prtnites,
doe f.r h dss, ript y uaateess RI.
A ply 10 G0nD.N 4 APruss0A
IDHS wALT-N,
g.gi-lss Nm J. WALTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
THE sSow BLOCKADE IN yrRrssr.

T e FOL wing from letter dated Underhll, Chi.ien
den county Vermont April lOth, furnisLe brief &C
o urt oil tho tIo bockaJt:
Tee weather Is like Jlhury. save in the leagth Of
hiIe, and sleigh ny better than before this winter
for ways highways oLly high in the mos
hteral sense, but broad toc-brcAd the valleys a.
h. fsnrekss 6.lds-no sigu OF fence aryWhere, and
ths snow ICED bar up the heaviest
Aud for skating you can skate everywhere now. Toe
OIL et iLhabant is ssohkhsd This IL tha proper
son for maple sugar making but the fam,r say that il
Is impo,s b, they dad their sugar hous ?, or
wood or anything AID the trees which have be- n
tspp,d every year Ter hail century ssow not single
scar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

VDT authority Secretary Var will and
ID service company Of IafNrty for the TO form
plrion Of al 10 EFT q. SCOTS Baraio1 t50 Bounty Un
f.Ius Aai The IA a. improved arms furnished
those who SrTg 10 shS 70 the protection q ther
homes and Invaded tountry appeal 10 forward
join
have assOsiAied with 10 this utrio.le calling Charles
Nng ~ Lex ns, ~ l. X. Il. Pant, form sy ess
b. .,rik icnmond l. tluea
Confederate states Reeradng ose corner MAls
All Pearl stIevtS
a. So T. CLAY MADOUx
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DIKD.

o. vsturaAy the 1871 day April 1852 At the reteres Of NJ
NUI Win,ieu Hanover county, Mrs. Sos AZ B. PAlTEA
son n le 81 year O. - Ags-
IT, ieeeass he " - csmPOS1re and redgaAtoa-
On srniy msnug "a fJh ms Al he ts,SsHee Of hsr hui
harI utiO a. OR line y -, II q an ly-h
r. hiends ~ t1r tsmil I'D hose o. H. " stG n are
.c AiSRgIer fls n the W baPtst u'cA, UT
L 5rrors n ru-dsy the gs1 81 A. Il &c oev, ,. a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
PROPOSED CHANCE IN THE LINCOLN CABINET.

special despatch TO the PhlAdephia I"9HirT says
have Iefrsred from giving sanction 10 the recent
runors Of Cabinet changes unl the present time, when
has been definitely settled b. the President TO rea
range the Cabinet by transferring SecrttIry Wells to
the Mission 10 Spain, made vacant BY tho appointment
Of Csr SLn,E Brgadier G:cers and the appointment
OF q new Ssefsta,y of the Navy.
Several names are mentsousG fer the latter post,
among whom ire Gen. BanEs, Governor Spr Igue, Gen.
Wrlbr dgc, and Senators Hale aud Wilson ,
o her changes are IumOred, bu i. ia believed that
this is all at present really contemplated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF Ms RICO. :
CENTRAL Orders,

hF1H10'I1 W.
GESERAL ORDERS,
no. 13
Pa.soa lis and Ge7er 0rdss ~ ~, esdQuartrs
Hcueo hsief March Sst 1881 are not eIunet
IA hs opsrat 70 Vsadsrs of proddee IN The mArk-t
Div Gcers Co nasou Mare a1ts and every character
psovi l,us vha the city add the sirroundnG teu
ecs1ry ANrt al Law Az sAles Of proyi iins mIs,
eIlf, 10 TNf piles Prese lbed ov parag tph u y
Oensrf and Whre not Adheedto both buyer and
such ian te imfoied ~ odrt
M M the prndee thus ssd will be forfeited 10 Inform
e. Sao inter si 10 ,e sals Is exempted 10 paeh meat
L PAGE
Apli-2H Asa staut Aduiatt Genera'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
ATTENTION.

DEsIRE ~ lie men In nv mpary prs,srns svt o
have ed 70 The o ho'sI iSose
ne alon. win viii al CAM Lee a. enss
; = ~ ts0, uni ore and su0s tInes free
a,zy-itE hAKHADUKs jon NsON O.p.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

OFFICE RICHMOND AND PJrGsssuiG EArLRcAour
bcanoxD. phi a. ise2
rOeICE.
IVE tnlual ting e. the btoe eldsrs Of his Company
take their nee In uh luz DAY, the Sin
spSs "a Mw.YARRIH- ros, Tfsas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
rKpERAL ACCOUNT OF rHk BATrl

FEDERAL AccoUxr or rak BATTLE At SOUTH KILLS
Toe folio wing is the Fed,ral account oil the hit aI
Soutl hills. With such lying repors this, IL Is Go
uder that the North are nfa uAied with the idea q
easily SaejugA:ing the South
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

Ap A,,o,ml f-tsad b.sssi a copy o. the subjOlusd
lester, l.ou Hoa T. 4. Waits, Attorney General, fr
plauc,ioa TIs E-issr . said TO be one OF toe most
so--mp she'd AID worthy divees in toe South West
j. d, undoubtedly The so That the Geld OF Shiloh,
Vii l.s tsss, he as,sJ as shArP-shOOssr, and killed
acY.8l,. captain and Goss priysies-ibo whole regi
n - bug The witnesses.
Nj. Mas vas former ColOacl Of the Regiment:
CAM VANS, MAS COSISTH,
April Is, 1892. !
NJ d-ar ifisad-E-eOsod ssrd you copy Of pc
tlon 10 the Secretary Vi War; asking that The IS
tax 10 tie gre1 i.s Of shiloh by our regiment may
b transferred to Gov Shorter be placed in the Capt.
t5ia. NosJgsm0ry feel tbs, zee not ask YOU 10 Go
al sen csn 70 h,vs ais petition granted Taey are bo:h
1,sSsd on the Shi.e stripe asst beoE the blue field
"-ag u-cd By % II 30 Alabama, At Sa95, April go"
o., e.. oszuufa. six g. the other a g. CO t,l ole
TIE los o. cur reg,Eezt 10 kidd on tbs tad
was ,lirteef; wounded AID miss ug huud ed
All 3. s-ltseu-more th1n oGs-higd II tie nuno.r We
eafr,d into the d Accurate Information obt,ned
tie ground, ard FROM prisoners sltshes me tlsi We
iougl al day 6se tines our nun6er-ant with $50
killed. aud wounded no. less than thousln3 Yankee.
Ihe dead Wakes IN front Of Regiment, where We
f., mes The enemy, s,satls after the fight $50 Capt
Cummings, Ct Ja-ksOls s'EG says they piled
dssp-O'bers say lOC ksd Il regiment hadifssssd
mp and 4in down Most Of them we're SHOT in ths-head
this caused By the fact thA the eremy we're formed
in three lines Of battle one behind the otbsr aud the
font Wing doTp. Diripg this engagshs tive wsrs
under e-oss 3 on the left wing froa three dre,ions
L Ter il she buys WavsreL hlA been wounded, and
Va ai.aag dow, bI. seeing tDeu sAVsr, SPrAng TO
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10 CORREsPONDEETs.

80 s.a,s On bssiasss rsss 81 addressed 70 a'"Ea''0r
F-i."
- ,csri o. 80 fiss e IA paper e'ia Ho' % P@
.. T,.s - q re ,y,s-g s,lsia ougAi % - s e az,
49, OH "a 20 case 81 d.r-ts l O5aarg 9o'1os1 hsosse
49, si,ss li-.s arsoAlrgsE Nor a. a.ivsrsaszssts.
~ ~ G, -s -sis-sz communication
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

EIHILY FLOUR. TOqr Of very supaior quality, for
IL sac In qua7t Ia " Sut pu;ehAIsrA
ap2s i1 D1SLoP. NoEcU Il 4 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
AFFAIRS AT YORKTOWN.

A letter dated "Olmp WinGeld Scott near Yorktown,
April 22l,"says:
On Saturday afternoon rebel Ooopsl appeared with
white H4g near the dem at Lees Mills and on being
net by one of our pcks.s delivered envelope for
The Commanding Officer of the Brigade Of Federal
troops In front"
Il vas cent 10 General -, and on being opened,
was dated P n, and was found to contain request
for cessation Of hostiies for two hours until our
dead who were living in front OF their front could be hu-
red and signed Paul L. Semmes, Brgadier General "
An answer was cent at 80 7. NJ, ITO the Gsnersl
commanding the forces opposite, stating that the bodies
Of cur men would be received he middle OF the dam
stream, aud signed by command OF the general COM
handing forces opposite.
A reply was received, dated p. NJ, that the propc-
sop to send tue bodies TO middle of dam Is accepted,
no Il iis will be suspended for two hours from re-
ips OF the reply.
The officer who brought in the dag Of truce, and those
er gAzed in turning the bodies, say they los about
HUNDRED men, including one Colonel Of n nth Caro-
NJ. They thought whole army was making an a.
tempt force their way through their lines They gave
great credit for tho skill Of our sharpshootes, and
say that whenever head Is shown from the edge OF the
woods pop goes ball. ard mao is killed. They have
perfect dread of shsrpsbooser which accounts for
the fact of their pickels having been driven into their
trenches nearly all aleng the whole line. They we're
per eely asonishea that few hand!rls Of men
should attempt 10 take their works, and say that we
showed more gRHarTy lhhn 'bey AiuciPt'eu'
FROM wRGHr-THE poNHARDNESr OF FORT PILLOW
sUsPkEDED.
A telegram from Cairo, dated April 2Sd says:
despatch from the Aset dated yesterday, says that
for three days Iul has been fred the ccmbstanis
being seemingly satisfied to their powder until
something can be accomplished by its di charge.
TIE robls reported 10 have fourteen gunbosts OF
the Fort together With the ram hslassas the latter and
So zen of the former arriving on Sunday. Commodore
HoiDs has returned rom New Orleans with the hcBie
The d. Soto lett the feet yesterday with one
bundr bales OF cotton for Cairo, being the first ship
m n North since the commencement OF hO'tiliies.
|. Is reported thst the hospital at 8ouud City will be
Gu pended uat the subaides Tee sick and wound
ed there will be transferred 10 othe. hospitals.
Tae steamer Tgrs arrived this afternoon from Pitts
burg landing. The officers Of the Twelfth Iowa Reg
neni are board They report the water falling Their
regiment has bot twelve " 1--WE men LETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

CIG AIS, CIGARS.-A SupeFIOr LIT Of nssus and Ha-
~ oiFArs IN and he sale b. W. PETERs0N
co.. Draggists, us MAIN street mil
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HEADQUARTERS DEP'roH HESRICo, /
RICHMOND, Va, March IS, hs2. (
SPECIAL ORDERB.
No 81.

vi Reerl,s. Vi without ocers Ia charge corVales-
eeat and other sol iers he detained In this city,
f cause W at syer will mn SdlAe proceed 10 Gem, VIA
der near ne Ses-ryol aud Dol John Porter
mand.ag a. that psf.
by order Of Brig Gen. JOHN H. wINDER
Z PAeE, A A. General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
rBS posyIsCArIoS BILL

The Senate was pied nearly t' entire session this
u,crnng ~ Garrett vie, Of K'nIucky, tie CorG
cltior In his speech re attack the doctrine Of Weu-
dell Phillips aud p-oe,imsd biz determination 10 resist
any Interference Hitb slavery 10 the Souhern SAFES by
thu General Government.
Ia the House, Bingham Of Ohio, Hickman Of Psnnsyl
wants. and Criuerdeu had the Dor in Triangular Rght
Cd tie Corf cation bill
Hitknsus spetch va' very severe on Presiden. Liz
csln He charged tin with being coward, AID unwil
log TO perform his duty.
Mr. oriitSn6en nsid glowing tribute to Mr. Liecolhs
patriotism aod coa,ige saying that the future historian
would elevate him to a niche tsii6e Eaghinstoa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
THE REPUBLICAN cLUcus-TnE cosRIsolTroS BILL
From the same despatch, We copy the following:

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The Republican eauoas tonight folly attended,
the topic Of discussion being the sroand 70 DO taken on
thu conf scaton question, Alter much discussion, tho
Conservative clement prevailed, and understanding
was arrived at 10 the appointment Of select CON
mtee of seven from The body of the House, to Shom
tie variors bills shall be referred The said committee
are 10 Tep:t u new bill providing Tor COZ fcating the
s.vee aud properly Of all persons actually in arm, against
ur Government, or ecally connected with the Ougus
Rebel Government ne provisions also To include
the conductors OF Secession nsvspspers Tnc hi, will
also provide that poge Of the parties named shbl here.
aier hold any oee of tEs GonoE Or pref under the
Government Of the ELited A'es.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

10 Psrsocs claiming ~ mp.i IN from military 'u'y
under tbs &C. shall be reg iirei By the enroog nser
70 make oath that they lawfully exempt under the
&C. ct Congress, and shall bs farnahed By him With
certificate Of suoh exemption.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

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