Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06
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10 MS hditT J inc Whiq
WoOpsrock EIDOLssIx Co, Nay QL-on Sunday
Last about o'clock, P. four row boats, with thirty.
two Yankees, came up he Pankaiaak river stopping
a several places and relched n. Thomas Sou.ht on
tic Gloucester side, opposite my house So on as they
landed they Up to ths houaI, where they feurd 10
pailgu bet ssgro woman. OF her they demanded thu
keys she told theta Lea nistress y4s OF sgt!og and
bad carried away the keys. They immediately com.
msn1ed brsakog open the locks and took all tn NEST
iEoA the Inca, house. aud silsd aud csrisj away txo
hogs they found ia pen, carried away boat ssil and
come he! clothing AID wearing appsrsl On Tuesday
they came up ag ,in in largo steamer aai iug Tae
large steamer stopped "a; Frteport and the tug YEA;
nearly Tnrls Ferry, where they went ashore and one
o. the Hen 'oie pit5O e EOSt from one of DE-. Me.
o. oas negro Tasy down sgain 10 she after
n1oa eDJ about u miles beoS ~ house they were fred
o. BY ilery IRON Eslhsrs. 0he OF tao steamers was
struck three times sad the other twice rTo OF ocr on
we're slightly wSuad d. Alter beicg f.ei on, they con
tnusd Oh OF the river and bsleve have not been
il since Prior to that their vessel for severa! days
bad b:en laying in Fishing BlJ about opposite to Sandy
Bosch. Chg lpsatalk, at my hcu,e, is about three.
o. ;h;hs OF a mile Niie. r II
JHE ftOPLN cf NASuNiLLE-THE Boosted "UEirh'
SiVEissRy -Tue sJl1ning cxILc. iron the Nashville
sonespond,n,e ol tho Cincinnati alto 10 certainly
candid and SHOWS villa! tle comfort the Yankees have
found saorg Ihe people Of Nashville. The writer,
doubtless, tells tie tsg.a OF the mater. lie fsys.
see the papers ooasin statements parties Fho,
at distance of hundred tao lnles sitsct write
Nashville news, that stroOg Uaion reaction has
here tina. toe UJog IL Nashville already proved
g DE largely in tho Gsc,nGRnCy that the people bail
oo,nirc - deiyerunc, frcm the bat.d oppression
the hlctTonJ JesrOtLr rrd 81 for Iand'y. There
l. a trick % tbs trade sri ruoWn 90 Old prCiess.
on.l5 Who report meeting quite IS we'll with
gu attending Il ss by being ther5. Tdey think they
know just vaIi vii b. lad, sSd jGN bow &c viii
he received, aud kuoEing go mucI Yherrs the
use OF going 10 SEQ AMI near wnat you al
raady know SuOa has IL been il this case. The
Nor may vel make up rs mind 10 b. Disappointed
We have all alike been expecting grand Uaion uprising
the moment the national armies entered the capital
.lis 1sL loyEi Of the seeded States Bat We have for
go..Gn one ,npoTtsn, .ati There svoWsd Uuion
q en- il Nashville. y. coqr5a tere msy Ia scattering
indi,idJ-l 81 % {. ere may be Aormohs N Cncnral
on, il is u erly sltIpe tisl there u ATTY open plioh
strength here considerable enough " ..egit eenon.-
IN the couluy The feelings are eIuberaat. Coming up
the Cumberland rybOdy d.IghIed TO the old
" a1auns. tQs YOU enter Nashville, and fad the
people looEng II eyGrY nisH had funeral 10 hi,
ly TsIk 20 them, cad you ID !bep polite enough,
partly bcluse Is thsir g4IUFe and pary BECAUSE With
Que Armivs eHca0ped arculd the toEn Is 10 necessity
but they will openly thtir secession aud ospress
the hope iGst army be speedily diven back. Tn.
gns ssc5ss.onisis ('Orming large element OF tie
population noli fas: the- integrity. They acknowledge
the msgnifgee Of her levers bit f.n back on ,heis
fua3smegtsl proposition. "Tae South oln never Ie
suij gated