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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-30

PRonFIc.-MINER HEDGES, Esq, at
Lamont, has just harvested small field
of wheat that yielded As bushels to the
acre, grown on light sandy soil at that.
If any one in our county is as fortunate
rs Mr.. H., please send us the figures.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-30
HEADoUARrERs Co. B, 9th REG. 0. ", |
Camp Beverly, Va, July %, '61.

camp beverly, va, July ~, OIL.
DR.. c. w. RoBAcK, Cincinnati, Ohio: We
received your long wished for and welcome rem
edies few days ago, and hasten to return you
a unanimous expression in regard to our high
opinion of the merits of the same.
We have used them with great benefit in our
Company, and heartily attest to the public opin-
ion of their great benefits. In our cases, espe-
cially where there have been so many great
changes as from the civilian in daily routine, in
business, at home, to the exposed habits of ac-
tive soldiers in strange and unnatural country,
do we most appreciate the merits of such Heav-
on-sent values as yours. To all those in our po-
sition do we most omphatic0lly recommend your
remedies, being assured, from experience, that
they will be very welcome companion.
Yours, very truly, JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co. b. 9th Reg. o.. V.
Signed
Charles B. Russell, LIST Lieut.,
Thomas 5. Royse, Sd
James Y, Sample, LIST Sergeant.
Charles II. Foster, 2d
e. b. Warren, Sd
Samuel d. schooley, Commissary.
Charles W. Taylor, Corporal.
Edward Bultmann,
Carlton G.. Gable,
Together with go privates--a unanimous ox-
preston being given.
For sale at No, East Fourth street, and by
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention of Suffers is solicited u
this as being the best article for complaints Incl
dent 10 camp life. Tn17s
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-30
journey.

WE shall remove our Printing Office
this week to the lower rooms adjoining
the Milwaukee House, VANDREEzER, pro-
prietor. This arrangement we do not in
tend shall be permanent, but simply an
abiding place till we are enabled to reach
permanent quarters of our own in view.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-30

CAPT. BENZ. SMITH, of the I'd Michi-
gan Cavalry, lies at the point Of death,
we are informed, at the late residence OF
his father, near Poughkeepsie, N. w.
from disease induced by the climate and
water of Western Tennessee.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-30

VoLuNTEER.-Lieut. HARRY G. AL
BEE has opened a recruiting Office, in this
village, forsthe purpose of raising CON-
pany FOR the 2lst Regiment. Let us
have one company composed of Ottawa
Wolverines alone. There are several
young men Of our village who would do
honor to themselves and our country,
were they enrolled in the defence Of the
government. Who will be the first tc
enlist of their numbers
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-30

HARvEsr.-Now that haying and har-
vesting with us is nearly at an end, we
are prepared to form something of an es-
innate of our luck. Hay, as general
thing, is a full average yield, quality OK
cellent, and secured in good ORDER
Wheat yields remarkably fine berry, but
owing to many pieces having suffered from
the frost and severe wet of the spring,
the yield, in our county, will be nothing
more than an average one. All spring
crops give fine promise of abundance.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-30
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

HIRAM BArEMAs, ESQ, of Lamont, af-
ter moro than years service for his
country, returned home last week, much
debilitated by labor and disease.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-30
Soldiers Back Pay, Bounty, &C..

WYE are prepared with suitable blank forms
w to make application direct to Ezra j.
French, Esq, I'd Auditor U. s. Treasury, for
Arrears of Pay, Bounty, Pensions, ETC., for sol
diers under the acts of Congress Of 1861. We
will give strict and prompt attention to the bu
siness. Application on the part of friends of
deceased soldiers should be made at once. We
are already in receipt of warrants for pay, on
applications sent by u.s. TAYLOR BARNS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
NaVy beans FOR the Army.

We would earnestly recommend the cultivation Of
hls important article Of food to the attention OF farm
era. Nov Is the time to pla1t. IL has alWs5s been
found to be one Of the convenient, healthy and
nutritious articles for the army and navy. When roast
ed (which With simple apparatus for the purpose it can
easily be done and in large quAntse) aud ground into
meal 1t can be made into soup in Eve minutes Bsing
already cooked 1t is only necessary to cut the pork into
thin slices put in water into which, when bought to
boil the meal is be stirred until j. atains the proper
consistency when the soup is made and ready for
The whole process, with good fire. will not rCq Ise
more than ave mnu'es-and will BE- found to be not
only nutritious in the highest degree but exceedingly
pleasant to the palate, far betar than eating the fl meat
without any other accompaniment than bread, which
nov constitutes almost the sole Itlpe Of soldiers
food. Toe earth yields nothing more sbundaDty aud
With less labor and pains to the hubanduaa than this
bsG1. It's cultivation, therefore, in large quantities,
mos. earnestly invoked. Az this Is matter OF the
greatest Importance suggest that the papers gene
rally call the attention of farmers to the hin. We have
q rJHn cut.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

CARL LlQUIQUIsFs Gun We went out yesterday TO
qspscs tho performance Of this wonderful Iih and
u the conclusions following:
l. The rid Gao be loaded and discharged oroe in
cry four or five seconds 10 the number Of twenty
rounds.
Il carries bill with force and accuracy equal to
the best minnie r.a'.
g. LIS mechanism ia simple ss Il Is efScve-belng
IN raj particulars less likely TO get out OF order than
the common gun. Toe lock Of the rAI is wonder Of
simplicity.
A. That this r'aa with twenty-five rounds aud bsyo
net couli easily made weigh no; exceeding ten or
eleven pounds at tho outside.
. Tnat it eau be rspenshed after exhaustion with
not much greater trouble than common r.f, eau be
o.d,d Toe supply o! powder balls and caps each
dropped loose nso their respective chambers which
al optned by turning q single screw. Tee barrel
GIVES lis charge by sDge movement OF sver, ard
the gun is capped ia the &c! OF cooking.
We ssy, without hesiator /; ID the creates. gun on
e,rth-a weapon which be terribly 6f Give he
battle fd and equally convenient Tor sporting puposss
Anywhere else such invention would make S plten.
tees end manufacturers fortune Collie veap0Is
no. TO b. compared with it moment. Bus here the In
veBtor 6ndI /! dnieult if impossible, to rmstd
the TO go into the production OF these weapons.-
Macon Telegraph.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
IRON FREDERICKSBURG.

A correspondent Of the New Yo,k Herald, in letter
dated falmouth, 26 ut, dscribts his>stcond visit to
fredericksburg, in company with the Yankee Provost
M,r.tal of that division. he says:
The only smilns faces in the town that greeted u
were those Of dogs and "contrAbands." The forner
scced their ala The latter their wool, and both races
saamed emineuly happy As before the stores we're all
ossdtbs proprietors said because they had nothing
sell G-oap Of children playing about the corntrs,
hot v,,y few adsIt whites 10 be Tnsse few
vrs gsthered in silent and uncommunicltive groups
sulsuly smoking
Ysts,day, Of eight brothers named Morrison, three
otaIe in-tbe other FIVE have been forced Souh-o ask
protection aud suggest that prominent rebels OF
Fredericksburg, whom they volunteered to point GU,
should be arested and hcld hostages for their bro
Llei return. company OF men is to be sent over
this evening TO patrol the town, bsieve.
Oae thing certain, must either make war or make
pace II Is mpcsJbl TO have both these luxufi,s
one 20 fight and shake hands at the sbms timo. We
must either treat these people enemies frends
I'm II tcy avoE themselves loyal, would il not be vel
to max, sber fol the pains and penalties of dsoysl,ys
AZ l. il they declare that they never can be con.
qu.re6 that they will be subusated; that they
die and the devil and JEFF Davis Only knows what not
before they will yield. Too simple fact IL they ijnt
know WLat they talking about They hasn't
hi d d ing, aud DONE know wha. dreadiuiy un-
pleasant thing Il Is TO do; they havn't yet lost
their properly and don't know how inoonyegient i.
is ios man to ild himself suddenly without money
they take pleasure 10 prcoAming themselves traitors,
because they have not yet become reused TO tie fact
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

CRrMATIos -Afs,r the ba:le Of Elk Horn, or srgu,
Creek il called by some, the FSdeias piled their
Dead covered them with logs AID brush~ood and set
fire to the pile We assert this authority OF men who
saw dcne and on that CT oilers who saw the cbarred
a. half burnt remains. The manner Of daposiDg Of
sbe dead il 0: clstom taste, aud il cremation Ia
rssr;,d TO- the bodies shcui be thoroughly burnt and
parsIy burn ross. the bodies and Lave them &c be
deveurod BY Wild beasts, has in l. degree Of horror
that Is revolving. Ais how little did the deluded
wretehos who came to enslaye free people, inns gire
thai Instead Of fle farms their fate would be 80 az u
Ssiu By the rsenen whom they came to corqusr their
bodies are cooked by their friends to make repss for
wolves.
This th1g not only done ser the late battle, but
il va, previculy done q! Forsyth, 10 hissoui-LitG.
Rock Democrat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

s.as o- ocs L2clA,rss s,sR - haze contracted the
10 70 ~" ia!sc'i'u 40 dou'' eonnulieAt=d TO sle
-ss Congressional ssGpedcrs.
,yas', h17o7c5. ths bo!y vii consider ma.urely
.s,e Of S52 Commonwealth, and sSe uhe.her auy-
"a Be 5)1e for Der safety or relief
7 are two sa3is5,s ~lca parsic1lrly Justify IN
#e'. l. Tbs o-gs1iE,i,a Of the military papus tiou
.e v'5f % .ls Cj-ieisrss GJysrlusns by the Act
-,-.-Srp.ioa. Virginia has i. Is true, eOmi,ssd the
'sci Of he 70 tho Co1fsissats authorities. ku.
i'' 40 eoas7qlaacs' Of ilv's;oo asAias which the
s1ncn G1VsraasOs cannot 50 vel guard as the Legs.
d, -c Of the Sac Aponss. these cons lel ees nav
-5 u'aioaei tee i7aa,-o15 OF srau ing parties Toe
l.'r'sio1 cfafs aud 7eJqsr;y Scs 5y tasss band
o'a ss 0sss p'vV.a,sd By fs, .on,sis ,-g4rG,ou o,
i59 40 a'e ulviiug - ie4yo To- .ansd s,e neigh
---aoos o, thes acu,a
". tas management Of our rsiiroa5s
$50 Governors message shows he waning condition
'7s sAiIi aad rlIins stock on cue roads. CAanot
legislature P7Ov'ds to- roiag nil, vAich shall ~
pair much Of she rails Cp-a roA4s oi shs same guace!
The Express IS, in one selss an imposition on the
P7oc and d0reoioa OF duty on the par Of the cor.
Poratioas zach erploy them.
We give Al Interpretation OF the Express system
Toe Legislature Auibor.Ess corporation to build rail
roi4, l7a gives sareed 'lhs Of the money The COZ.
7oshOa contracts b. it, charter to carry feiebs Al
AEsd rae. Nov, If tas corporation charges more than
the legal rate, the shipper has bis remedy Blu then
CONES in The Express company sad hires the privilege Of
conveying light freshs Oy fast trains The railroad com.
pAoy making 40 provision for this important business,
the PasL' g hroEa into ice power Of tbe EI9rsss which
Is undsr no restriction Of charge VIA sOsver because
In GPrTA's sa:srPriso contracting With private par.
lee.
Eaus ho public builds he road and squps Il, Wills:
7res 0ho have No; paid dollar TO bald, repair, or
rla ta' road, tIs,t eIOrbtA0t computation for con
iias business which hSs beea bail: aad maintained
s. ias c0ss Of the p=oPIs.
Vow, the remedy is obviously this qvi,e the Rnl-
S51PTri-1 to perform the Package ard Express de.
.-v iasm''lves. Raise their compensation for fas,
AID aus ss-urs to the paopls ell the Advantages
derived from works which, b1, for their authority
-0 -oPra.ioH, bad n2vsr listed.
are many other gu Ca worthy The considers
the legislature, oil Of vhica We commend to
sio'e a. oaraizs On the played on. plea that there
1uscc 81 before lLom
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
MOVEMENTS IN TIE ssurHwrsr.

With reference 50 the rdmored new rebel movement
in toe Southwest the ST. Louis Republican, Of Tuesday,
says:
"Our Information Is conclusive almost to the evac
u,icn OF Goliath by the rebels, though We have
plspaton OF this unexpected move. Additional trans.
p,ltaaon LGs bean ordered by Gen. Hseok, and psspa
rsons are making for the promp. pursuit Of the fugs
csus ercmy BY the time thes, ashed IL is thou ht
the ,osds val be u a decent condition for travel and
ne scver4l colmrs arc already in readiness to march,
20 Gs.aaGu will lot BE- delayed longer than may b. re-
qur- o0tzin thg wIgoos aud horses, for which
leGns 5ls hsvs bgsn sent. IL TO be established
D.. S.t1.oglr3 Las & ups Grand Junction. Tennes
@e bis point CT concentration for the defence OF
Memphis. We snppo5s he has good military reasons for
.diJ slg tecs agl chaoSe Of line though they not
apparent u-lsss no ia sadsayosing 70 gain time in the
nope OF receiving additional reiniorcements.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

EoSTHxRS Pfsrr.-Ws clip the following from let
ter found upon tn bl,lr f,d Of Shiloh, as fp'cimen
OF the spirit aud pis.y Of large portion of the North
az would 10 high H:aven n every traitor tory OF
the SJuh and every one Of their synpa.hz'rs In tae
North WA stretched on tho bs;eh Id Geld 's the clay
that should enwrap them. c1uld walk ovsrsaeh held
aud sbcu, hurrsh for liberty, jls.cs and right have
little patience with s1sne Of e ,aTs in power Tney
are afraid 70 take ted Of aud cbok the monster slavery
n were G neral would saizs every slsve could lay
M hands en-. Tao nlayeho!ders should be shot. j
would rather COW be wading mud and shooting rebels
than be cooped up here See here john, IL you get To-
to Gght with those abonnAbie CT courirgs ct G9ds
EARTH take good aim and let every bullet you send from
YOU ra, bring down rebel. Nsver negiect!oar pray
,r,. nor the serve, of God You will then be pre-.
pared for either lie or DEATH and fesr will nevr enter
your tbooohis J. g. MITCHELL"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
10 CORRRNPONDENTs.
TAs War,

BciL letter from General Joh7ssou, dated at
vile, II A. Wednesday, states that the enc
AntiDS under The cover Of their gunbOAts, near
'la'. No mention is made Of the immiueacy Of
m'nt, but On the contrary, the tenor OF the
udieatss that Gen. J. did not expect = conflict
the enemy. He states that toe rspulss Of the ere
"liiusbu7g seems 20 have stepped their advance
r1s direction altogether Too prisoners taken on
principally Of Hsin,Elsnan's division, ard
summers. Nothing said Of the extent Of casual
either side.
ave Information ths. party Of our gueriTlas,
& Of about 400 made { dash ono day las. week
oss Court House; where there we're about 500
,-s (sbo bad been spending the uiu5sr thers,) pu,
. roub SnI then destroyed IN their stores, TO-
with the village TIE country ia considered
se.l CLEARED OF Ys.ks,s nov from L,w;ssu.g to
Aslaels.
A;.s, Information from Corn,h, Of a private Char
@ i1is so tss es.iaf ;sst Gee. Hal-ck IS tlIrg
a..s p,00.5ly si'h visT Of ussias q alak move
r.- ,. sl;,irg 90 s,pH'ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
General Ez,Iy.

i1'rg tao immortal names ~Aisa have sigaalzad their
j.g ION freedom b. pouring on. their blood in its
--, there Can b. none more deserving The public al
r,cn thsh that o: neral Jabal A. E,ry, reported,
-s get 70 say, "morlally wounded"
l:srll EIiy PoassSlss noble Qualities. Dste5iing the
OF re dea4gogua, 10 has often refused to eOreii.
,ot'csl opiaiOn. DsdIiui1g to Turrendera doctrine,
E sss stated bis faith the stronger, that others seemed
p7ssd to yield. 0le Of the last to believe the nlamy
q oar enemies, be vas among tie first 10 devote bis
sresi and bis blood to rspsl their perfiy.
We fear this true P4,5io. a1i gallant soldier has
ts' CT lis lNa hSh- We fear this genuine yirgiom
hs- gwen bis highest proof Of patriotism to toe Com.
Ico-s-alsh o. his ahsrs but bis deeds aud bis memo
- a bring tCass to the eyes Of the b.ave, and usrve
every bosom 70 resistance rendered douSly duly by
l5 Kamp,o Of such patrols as CENTRAL EARLY.
p. S-We ars delighted to sac that Gen. E's
wound, though painful, Is not mortal. He ia now in
this city. Ia tie dsht Of Monday he received Mn Q
hall in the lef shoulder which, crushing against The
b1ns, Was dsa'Oted and aVsrSng bis back was taken
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

How NEWSPAPERS wEaz IlsUsD IN TIE WAR or 1919.
Our venerable brother Of the Macon Nassnsr re-
lses the following:
In csnRqa,nce Of the extreme high price Of paper,
might 10. os cut OF place to Iemiad our Lior contem.
Western states diring the war of 1872 when IL uss
scarcely possible to procure paper or lax E,ch sub.
scti5er provided himself With piece Of cotton cloth Of
the proper sz', erred II 10 the e,e on he day of
publication when !; was printed with the best quality Of
swamp null. When the Subscriber and his Ne ightors
had read Is the mud washed out and the cloth re-
turned to th1 primer for further investment OF news
All credercs may be given to the rminisceho, the
news Of the day lie, to "reisse gentle man" sho ha
passed through Atlanta or 10 telegfapho despatch.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

The FREScH PRrScE.-0a Sunday (l5th ult) the
Prince Iupslsi catered his ssysath year. l. is uaiver
sally admitted that Ee is exceedingly advanced for his
sge He speaks four language eIces in all bodily
eicise, rides particularly WE'LL is Of CAV lively di'posi.
most popular among his young comrades Of TIE Imperial
Guard has thousand questions to ask wnen they meet
and always sepsrs;os from them with regret.
o. Sturdy, being the las: day of the sixth year, an
interesting scene tok place ia the cour yard Of the
Tuicries the young Prlcc and the enfdns De troupe
beog the principal aclcrs;
"A little hetore twelve column OF miniature greba
diss chasseurs and Sogs ufs preceded by their music
aud drums entered the court from the Rae de Riyo,
aad ranged themselves before the Pavilion de Ho'oge.
At twelve precisely the Emperor accompanied By the
generals OF the guard all in plain clothes and the colo
ne in regmentals, appeared with the Prince Imperial
this last In ull uniform Of grenadieT with tire stripes
of the corporal the The Prince having placed
himself the left OF The fist rank of the snfGns de
trOupf of the L.; grenAders to which be beougs the
whole Of the bcy went through their exercises with
tfaordinary precision the Prce being only Distinguish.
ei from the rest by his smaller stature. During that
time the Empress SEA ed at the grand balcony,
eSchiug with manifest pleasure the movements of her
son and his you'g companions in arms. The
having terminated the children marched il order the
psi ce, where collation., at which the Prince did the
hOnars bai been pr, pared fer them"
After tic repss, the snfsns de troupe returned their
arms, aud after having eIecled several movements ter.
minated bg fi.g eff bsfore their m jssGes, with loud
cries OF "VVe Enp'reur ViYe pImpsrSricei Vive 10
Prince Imperial - GIi9Hani.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
RERpES's sHARPsuoorERs,


A letter in the Baltimore American from the PENN.
suiar, Gays OF "B.rden's SiArpshooters :"
These en'erprsinS marksmel furnish the romlnce OF
he siege ii i. may be go called; and many aud marvel
ss ave ;he lpld OF the isats of daring and skl
they execute and the hirbreah escapes they exper-
e15s Their dg.Gs certainly Of the most ariuoas
ecd hazardous character
Tieg arc generally stationed in pairs In rife pits
IN other protected posson furnished by the nature
# the ground
Generally they ara within Eve or eight hrnired yards
ct the Uugrys pioksts and almost always in front Of
ae.r gnrcuched works for there it ia that the
rate maIksuen b, OF the mo.t ssrv!c; every move
nsu hey make, every sho they make, Is at the h,zwd
90 lis. For the enemy Is BY wi.hout good
rl ,n,n soma Of whom have skill that rivals "ol3
CslIofus JOon and would try the xii OF Col BsTdeu
himself. Gas Of these a stAlNsrG negro. whos1 &C
eura;e firing made him the dread Us well the sdni.
"a Ion Oh our own cgak mHkiDen. Ii usSd TO be the
boast OF isa cid ECgsh archers that each man carried
the lives Of twelve al his belt but this backamoor
clrr.cd au nlumertbe Lumber Of lives 10 the bore Of
his muskst. A. any practicable range, with the least
aga. If one OF cur men, be seemed to know no such
thing as falling 20 hit Happily he Is no more. Two
dsye ago after watching and waiting with the patience
and Perseverance whcn none bu5 the praoticed rfed
Of ket Gao exercise lie eI % ed himself for moment,
AID vas umbed over with ball through hs head. The
ai part Of the story L. that the who shot him bad
seaseelJ withdrawn bis ril, exclaming, 81 got the
range that time" when bail entered Ms head and
s,-a,cic1 him i.slesa He buried yesterdty by his
cJural,s lie Nas a Gcrmin by brto, but did not
b IN his name
Tne Btrd,n X Il men are the least solderly blocking
en about here but there can be question IS 10 their
ersat RsyCa. Tbey sl SORTS OF uniforms, and use
oyer7 aescfip,ion If ap, each having that kind
vita vb'oi nc is most PIT f1ent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
sEws FROM soRyotk VIA ,aRrarss MONROE.

A dispatch from F1s!ross Molr,s Of Hay Al, gives
the following;
Three refugees from Norfolk left last night 10 row
boat, and arrived At half pas! o'clock this
ing Ta7ro is little news excspta repetition Of previ
ous reports.
Commodore TAtnall received sealed orders on Mon
day end sailed, bus opening them IN Z D h river,
oind h. or1rsi tbs 6,ockI ds dsd p,ocssd 10
Y5rk TiaSr. he therefore rstWn.d to NJrjo!k AMI i'm
'isd'ae'y resigned his e0mmissiOn, together 9th his
chic officers.
fhert was general expectation In Norfolk that tho
Hruimao would out for the lat three four dSJs
R,iugeos say that there several hundred Union
men IL Nrolk known TO be SUCH aud many others who
keep quiet Including many OF the soldiers. Tnere
5000 or 600 troops under Gen. Huger between Pig
P5idt aud Norfolk.
Three companies in Portsmouth rebslled and stacked
Anus few days since Il u also reported tia. part Of
General Msgruders forces had mu!nisd at Williams
Bay.
A ,Orpedo has been constructed a! NorfOk-whether
recently or NOT not ststedcil,ulated to os managed
under water by one msn AMI be propssd By him under
the yesss be- destroyed /. is said to bS f9e or six
feet long
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
SIGNIFICANT ~ TRUE.

The New York Times Publishes, without word Of
comment, SPECIAL dispatch from Washington, dated I'd
ins-, which says
The town was startled by runor today that al the
members Of Congress from the Border SIye Safes and
number Of conservative sympIthzsrs from other
Safes were seriously considering proprety of with
drawing in body from the Senate and House. and thus
precpiang decision by the people of the whole coun-
Try on the radical of conscson and enamel
pltion. Although such movement could not rally a
arge strength in Congress- any detection Of the kind
would have most lrious effect in the Bates Of Ken
,uc5y Tennessee Missouri and Maryland, and give
hops the Ombering secession element in those States
The wisest course would be to let the President deal
with the unconstitutional acts Of Congress- he hss the
wisdom AID courage for the crisis and will not fear the
responsibility.