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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-11
A GARD.
ANTI-7ANKEE.

The Richmond Examiner has chosen 10 notice the
communication Of "a citizen Of Nashville, which sp-
pared In the Wing Of Saturday concerning tho surren
der of that city, by low and scurrou' reference to
th, writer aad By reiterated aud still more ust d.
pnneia'ions Of AL the nhahi,ants, accompanied BY
specifications false and improbable as the spirit in
which they are uttered Is malignant and upparioc.
The name Of tue author of the communication In ques-
ton was left with the iitor Of the Wig, With re-
quest that It should be made known to any responsible
gentleman who might have right to demand 1t. 1t
the communication contained matter personally tfsn'
sve to the ElitoI Of the TX lDner, his remedy as
gentleman could not consist in the uterance OF vulgar
erhes 10 the columns of hs paper agAns, an uOkno"n
writer. II there was nothing therein OF personally
offensive character then does he still remain without
justification for the unrcleved vug ry OF his response
In reference to the circumstances attending he sur
rsnder Of shyiie, am that an enlightened pub
lie will approve what Ihava said and done and there
am wiling TO leave the defence Ct It's ctzns agans the
wholly grauitous and jus. imputaiions OF their caun'
nator and Ia view t the Characteristic defan aon Of
pubc i,urnal which has achieved Al unenviable no.
toiety chiefly by lie persistent assaults upon all that
held BY Others as mos: sicred would not be JUSTIFIED
10 adding anything Epithets uttered against the
inhabitants OF another city, or rgainst an anonymous
writer who defends them 10 language, !. will be ad'
mted not stronger than the provocaton u'thed, are
at mos, but inexpensive exhibitions Of shivalfy and
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JSsu. As ks~sG!. AsSisasls. KassA ia.
IITpgT FROM NEW MADRID.

We have advices from above which lead to the belief
hat there has BEEN or may be- warm Work IN pro-
rees at New Madrid o. Sunday afternoon our scouts
lepor,ed the enemy within mile aud quarter OF NE.
hsdrid, and Advancing IN large force lmmeolaeIy Vol
Marsh Walker ordered out several companies OF infantry
10 nro,ect the right and left but just as they we're get
linz within convenient range Of the enemy, and about
70 Dour deadly fire upon them, Capt nkhesd tnreH
sbe from his battery into the midst OF the Federas
Who dispersed 10 great confusion, leaving 10" armS
and equipments in their retreat.
On Monday afternoon, about o'clock the Federais
,nnroached TO within three quarters OF mile Of the
river and formed line Of battle around the town.-
Com Hollns Immediately opened brick hse upon them
from the puusboats and drove them back 10 sk, OF
woods where their we're occasionally SEEN anu IN
which direc ion our Runboats we're constantly
Tn 10 o'clock Moudsy afternoon, the enemy had maee
na rssnonre Ony one brigade and cavalry force bad
been seen and probably ihs Fsderas we're awaiting re
Il is supposed the advance column oil the
enemy are In command of Gen. HAmoO, Who will prop
,bly be succeeded by Gen. Pope, when the whole Fed
e-aI force estimated high 10000 infantry and
1000 cavalry and arilery-arrives a. New haorlo.
a osntlsmsn who left New Madrid at o'clock Monday
night that the Federas sl about three quarters
of mile f. concealed in psce oil woods ano corn
field but distinctly from the piotnouses OF ING
Rup-boats which still continued 10 shell the enemy
Up to o'clock, some thirty or forty rounns Au peeu
6red feom the gun boat Lizzie Simmons and from Fort
Thompson. The enemy had made no response Their
ipe IVES about mile long, and nearly encrcIed me
town. Der troops were buoy digging rms pits ana pre-
pairing for vigorous Defence an attack beng antci
plted Yesterday Tuesday morning
The Federals were taken by surprise. They had not
heard of our immense Aeet Of gun-boat and imagined
that there were only one two regiments OF lnianuy
protecting the town. There were a few who oeheVeG
that the Federas would not make the attack on haar'
until the Run-boats came down and made simultAneou
attack on our other river deferces.
We have q very considerable force at New hadrio
and our troops are confident Of their ability TO driV
back the foe Let people rest well assured that GU
Generals will do all in their power TO make tne oe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-11
nAarfALL Law.

To tie Editor Of Tia WAigi
Psrmi, me through your columns 70 call the attention
of the authorities of the Oonfederas States under snose
specia care and protection We, the Inhabitants OF the
ten miles around Richmond are now placed, BY the OPP
Grafton of Martial Law Cheerfuy granting to the an'
hortes that In issuing all the orders they have issued
that they have been prompted by the pures patriotism
and have been DESTROYS promote the welfare, best In
terests and safety Of the community, over whom they
have spread their protection the writer thinks and be-
Heves no can prove to any unprotected mind, that in
the issuing of one order they have greatly erred aud
that in enforcing It, they will severely op2ress aud very
greatly and severely impair the safety Of the citizens
and their property outside Of the corporation limits
This no doubt, has arisen from their being strangers
here and being unacquanted with our situation and ne
oc sIities.
The order to which reference 10 made the one call
ing for the arms Of the inhabitants 10 the district uneer
Martial Law outside Of the corporation.
UsaweIl known fact ia our community that at all
times there are vicious persons through the country
both Whit and black who are ct all times stealing our
ock robbing granaries smoke houses, hen roo''s
&c, even when they know We are armed. Taking from
Us our arms will invite In addition those OF our slaves
whose inclination would lead them to the commission
such acts but who deferred by fear from our being
armed Will invite upon all the vicious class who
reside beyond the ten miles, and in addition, the strin
gent military police now having the control Of the CITY
Of Richmond, will drive from it the numerous lords
robbers who now infes. It, to prey upon our helpless
and unarned community. Thus by the enforcement o
this ORDER property ourselves aud our families, ar
TO the attacks Of the four classes named and the
are particularly invited by our unarmed condition,
come and prey upon Let me respectfully ask VII
this district should thus be exposed Has h not bee
loyalH None can say to the contrary.
As matter Of safety to our property, to ourselves
bat most especially wives and children, We mot
soemnly and earnestly protest against the taking fro
US our OSa property, and leaving thus exposed an
dsfenceless.
MANY CIrIzEss OF HEsRIco.
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Thu MORNING..

A, tho lime Gov. Lstcher recommended the raz,eing
Of the Aerrae aud the Convention appropriated money
which i. was proposed 10 subject to the mutation
When turned over the ConfederAcy by the State he
rifles the Aerrmac Vas to be ready for action by the
6rst Of AususL March came upon us before the pro-
missed readiness but hope the came tirdinsss will
no. attend the Others. The success Of the MorrimAe
should niuse the ineusess activity into every body
get them Gaoa. pcs'ible. We may b. cerNin
the movements of the herrinsc will make the enemy
70 double their az "a 10 take Norfolk.
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sss..r.l mall prires we're said 10 have bssn .Aisas
gunboats fro the Yankees, one Of which, me hu'
deer brought up the Navy Yard on salu.u ,.,
night Two others were said to have been carried over
70 Pig Point on Saturday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-11
CON0nEss
op rHE ooSYRDERArE STATES OF AMERICA
MONDAY, March 10, 1854.

MONDAY, March 10, 1854
SENATE
The Senate met a. twelve O'Clock, m Prayer by Bishop
| Johns, Of the Eoiscopl Church
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate communi
cation from N. Dixon, Esq, Of Texas relative to car
ryiDg the mail on the 'SAboa Day." Referred to TIT
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads.
Mr.. BAKER, of Fla; asked that leave Of absence b
granted 10 his colleapue, Mr.. NAxwKLL.
Mr. D0RTCH, Of n. O presented the claim Of VIM
n Thompson, for taking the census in North Carolina
Laid on the table.
Mr.. HAYNES, Of Tenn, presented memorial signe'
by Sls ladies' ssking the passage OF Law to prevent tn
distllation of whisky Referred to the Committee Of
Military Affairs.
Mr.. BARNwELL, of s. G., from the Committee q
Finance presented bill relative to estimates Of the head
OF Departments.
On motion of Mr. SENMES, Of La, the bill to provil
for the payment OF the census takers OF Louisiana
ken US for consideration. The pending question beii
on ordering the bill to is engrossmeAt, was, after
custom, decided in the negative.
On motion the Senate then went into secret sessE
OMITTED PRcoEEDNGs.
The following resolutions were adopted Saturday, O.
seauent 10 the executive session Of that day.
"a motion OF Mr. SENNES, Of La, 1t was
Rssolvsd That the Committee on Naval AfIirs inqte
into the ptdepcy Of providing by law for promolbs
10 the Navy the comforting Of brevet rank basedn
distinguished services gallant conduct In naval D.
gagemen;s duriGg the prsseut war.
% motion Of Mr.. PHELAN Of Miss, It vas
Resolved, That the Committee on Military AfIrsn'
Quire into the eIpedency of providing for the empty.
ment and payment Of negro musicians in the arm.of
al. .NaAa ia Stat
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DIED.,

the residences other hubbard, on the m'nng Of the IN nst
KNIiINR wife Of H. Chr In III .SIth year Il Ter aga
H,r funera VII place the United PTebyerAn Church
(RsV DR. ReIds Tuesday, the lh Inst, ociok lhs
friends and aequArsanits oil me hmiS Ae W seAN
mhl0-7t
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Wore troubles for III, Yankees.

The folouns, from the n y. Piedu'as OF the an is
Of grave sigu i,Ance, If true-and to
doab. Il. l. tells of an early CO: act between the Yam
kses and the Eoglisb
LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
INK BRITISH AND TRsScH PROTEST AGAINST Tax
BLCcKNDE Tx RIVER.
We bad q call yes erisy morning, from Mr.. Bernard
Koualski merchant e. Brownsville from whom We de-
we'd the lilo wing intelligence the British and French
Coppnls at MatAmoros had presented to the captain Of
tbs Uoisod States frg,te Portsmouth formal protest
.,,irst the blockade q the Rio 'aude On the 6.h
the British Consul dispatched a schooner TO Tampco
18th orders for al English vessel TO hasten to the
Rio rnpde aud prevent to the extent OF hosiirs
I've blockade Of that river by the Portsmouth. M
avs that the Consrs orders that the English veg
-s should engage tn, Portsmouth Immediately upon her
arrival The French Cors II bad also sent request to
Tamuico for the forwarding OF French war snip
.rge number Of vessels arrived from Earope are In
Su-,rcs ppder the guns of the Portsmouth. The Cap.
tain Of the att,r vii not allow these vessels 70 discharge
thr eargoes unless Il is guaranteed that the goods VIII
bs Delivered In Maamoros and not at BroS sVlle NOW
his condition IL legal Is impossol as the siea-
boats plying the Rio Grande all Owned 10 Brow s.
Vile AVID a. sucl being the properly OF rebes they
dare no. uUdarks 70 tighten these European yes els az
mouth Of the river for in doing So they would run
Jhe REX NJ ben- seized by the o. ligatc. Thus it
viii be sseo that the damages for the detenson Of hese
neutral merchantmen must to a very round sum
against the by-uomeans pethofic purse of Old Abe.
The Portsmouth continues TO a. ths French flag as
decoy 10 all traders approaching her station. she FREE
tueutl7 takes = short cruise under the oolors
hen no me rchAn,mAn ID in sight she hOis the old grd
iron"
From this intelligence We expect lively timsa at the
mouth Of the Rio Grand ere long.
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seSras. ssd b. shs ,ssss,s 70 tAss .sy .sii b sf
70 that public sontsnp. which such course Of coo
duct merits.
A crrr1ry 0p TryyrSSEE
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MONDAY, March 10th, lsd.
The House met at IL o'clock, and was called toor
der BIZ the Sp aaker.
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