Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

Personally have objections to parolng such per-
sns as you might desire send home for relief, but
have authority do 60 without; instructions from my
superior officers have referred your letter to the pro-
per department. that your request may be considered
WusteTer may have been your past errors deeply
deoor your present unhappy condition, and assure you
that in the discharge Of the unpleasant duties which
ire nov assigned TO me- aDd from which hope soon to
b. relieved shall be scuA.ed by other than the
better feelings OF humanity
Colonel 60 b R 'gimert o. V. NJ, commanding post
ueremp,ory order has been Issued hero to-day that
no visitors matter who they are, civil or military,
shall visit the prisoners, nor shall the officers having
charge Of the camps hold any conversation With the
p,isoners aside from their wants and necessities Many
virors disappointed to-day, but the most affecting
incident the parting Of rebel officer (hsor d. b.
uberry) from his young wife FROM Texas who fol-
lowed bin through all the campaign, and was anxious
and earnest ia sharing HE imprisonment Her enresties
we're OF no avail, add she s nov IN OGiupoas amor
st.,rger waiting p ady tl' fate Of her unfortunate
husband Cl Usmrbal aud cfic'Ts are very attentive
20 The prisoners in locking 70 their como't rs far as
p,s biz viii the regu4 loss and the means al his COM
N ID a.d tbe prisoners kEpHilg this, are very mrcl
q t,chsd 10 the .ittle pony"
n for her husband but upon learning that he was
sn rue TO- Fort Warren With Gen I'll hmAn, she lei
is At eruo m for that poiat MIS- B. is brm full OF
Southern chivAlry.
i c meers NnO Arf4Feu ntEe VI AuesuAy nibn'
bercd 10
nc, their srrivt, T. cir names rank, residences
mapts occupation sSc, siG' color Of dress, 'c have
seen tskea Coz by OIL Csmpoel. To dsy when Tom
Cay grandson Of Henry Cia', asked for bis occu
pl,icn brother officer answered, "a lawyer; to which
,oung Clay replied, Lawyer, hi! I'm gentleman
Pu. do=n nv occupation 'Sodthern gentleman"
rorion Of the prisoners baggage AID trunks were
selrchcd today aud several secesh flags quantity OF
e,s,uobe correspondence, pl,to' oifkknives, cart
rdses ETC.. etc were found. Toe remainder wi under
20 examination to-day Their side arms are rot yet
taken from them but an told they will be taken to
morrow.
Sire, Col Campbell took charge of this post he has
discharged per ot5er Of the authorities, fourteen prison
era, IL Irvses The prospects net very catering
for an more dscaages Of even privaIes for some Tim.
% come The eff, told not TO anticipate any "a
rol- much e5 scaaig, TEE cousrHHsrt being deter
- 40 10 kol3 ,ecre'y all lssdrs ia Ibis rebellion
,cl term is applied 20 them.
Mir BoVu, OF she 2osH Mississippi Regiment, part
q F),ds tryN-s, igf5rDs u trS The Ligat FLOYD a
PIow made th,r escape from Fort Douesou, the 20
Rs,m4ut Sss drsSn up in sent circle, and the Gene
rails aud SAT- With dAWI sEords were on the gangSHy
lsa.aR 20 TIE bo3t diving bIsk the croWd Cf troops
who strs making every ,f-rt 70 get away After the
beats were fully loaded with he principal oi,eIs. Floyd
promised 90 rsturl for the remainder OF his brigade, but
as coon "a the boat touched the opposite side, mile
above FLOYD sud Pdlou With their commands, Ctect'
their escape aud LET'S he 2):h Mississippi tao batteries
sn1 me 6es Of suadry o.her regiments to their late
The CTS denoucce these Generals who, with their
IT OPS We pa-i st ke az lclIroons and traitors.