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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
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By he arrival Of tie s.ssnw Esva sssaAa and
osy q Baltimore vs ere In p-sssesieo d Iarsssaa cd
vices q he q Dc S0sh q ossbsr.
ZEE AnsRIeiH QussnoI.
N. Oosdsa has been speaking in Bagiand agLnst any
ipterfsrsoss In American sG.iri o. rsssgniasn Of The
ecu h.
The London Tines has an editorial on The setisa Of
hs New York Oonnsfee, touching the opsrAions OF
the ~privstesr Alabama. In another article Il exI atiata
On the dineultes In The s~uforosnsnt u he coascrip-
tiop. i
Mr. aidsi had an interview With the Emperor Napo.
leon on the 2s.h. The resul. has not trAnspirsd-
fhs RnEish journals contain further sonmerts on the
presence Of Commodore WilkA' squadron before Bsrnu
d. fhs Times" thinks that the PsderAs are JUSTIFIED
10 vigorous prosecution OF the right Of search where
eontaband trifdc 10 so bfik. i.l
The ''Tines'" city article says that Lord Lyons took
out full assurances that uhie England viii be Gag r 10
concert With other natiots to adopt any step 70 pSnos
Q permanent return Of psaes, she sin, meanwhile, indi.
vduSly refuse to depart one hairs breadth from the
courss Of non -intsrfsrence.
The same journal ID glad 10 zee the Democrats making
. show Of force ct the North, and believes their success
most promising for peace"
The British Consul Of Charleston writes . letter TO the
Foreign Ones concernlng cotton prospects In which he
estimates tho whole stock Of cotton in America, from
careful inquiry, ct about 1000 600 bales, including the
present years crop.
The ship Tonavanda, oap!ured aud released BY the
steamer Alabama had reached Liverpool with the OH.
cers and crew Of the chip Manchester, bark Wave Crss,
and brig Dunkirk. No particulars are given about the
Cd. The Wave Crest was from New York bound for
OErdin.
Diplomatic correspondence between England and
Russia lAtsly published shovs eonsidsrAbls difference on
the Montenegro question.
Toe abdiostion and ight Of King Ohio from Greece
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

CITr RAILkoAD Accountable 6rs. accident of nc.
ment, on The City Railroad, since the commencement of
operations, occurred yesterday morning, about . o'clock.
A oar VA sstdng at the Western terminus Of the
track, awaiting sue schedule time to start, lhe driver
and conductor both bsing absent, when q youth wsut
into The car aud sounded the hell. The horses, Accus.
toned TO the signal, started OF, sud feeling no check
upon he reins, coon increased their trot TO a gallop -
The youth AMI 3 lady Who vas sisted 10 the car lmped
out-the latter receiving 4 fleht irjurv by The fall
The hores dashed or, and between 18th and 20
streets made An e. ri to turn out Of the track. In DO.
ing so they stumbled and fell, the momentum of the
car pushing them & few iset. The sight, ct this time,
vas somewhat Of tho 'shriling" o.der, but Il turned on.
that the horses we're not much injured. A crowd Of
persons ran to the spot, AMI soon eIriested the fright.
ened animals iron their gearing. Toe car was only
slightly damaged, but sAs s~iihdrawu from the line for
repairs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
70 TIE oITlzsNs Of powHArlS.

F.om Information received Of the condition OF our
troops, il is highly important that We Should meet TO
form some plan for furnishing them With clothing and
ShoeS. propose that We meet on Friday nsIs tie 2lg;,
at the Court House. al IL o'clock.
Is is hop,d that all shO eau do any,hiss towards
m,kiug our brave tcyI e,mioriAbls viii at,el I'd the meet.
Ing.
This mAtter has been tao long delayed iron What
reason We knos NOT Eos the winters bs t. have
commenced, and Whit ss are comfortably seated BY .
bh1ing ere, our sous and brothars are shiveriDg in the
cold, with shoes and clothes 80 tattsNd, thst q huns1e
master would b, sshansi thAs his servants should be
ss,n dressed a. poorly. Come. fellow ei irsus. let Us
at oacs, and our soldiers will ssOn b comfortable.
HAlnIR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

While differences .. oplulJI eIs, aud discussion "a
occasionally i~aiulgeJ,ia regard 10 the merits OF The Ad
HinsrEtiOn, Of Cosgross. and Of his or that military
leader, in regard TO The conduct and spirit Of our troops
thsre is and can bs bu, oas Opinioa.. They have borne
themselves with . dsgrse Of intrepid in action, Of
pIdsnOs and subOrduAtiol in camp, OF fOrti.uio and
discipline on the march, aud Of GiIent heroism in the
hospital never. We venture to say surpassed, If eQualled,
BY any army in the world. raaI US have bcSn able TO
accomplish so much Under Suoa unequal advantages
that meeting The enemy, scarcely ever With equal nun.
beFS often with tUo, sometimes With Ihrte 70 one, With
the disparity largely increased BY the i~afesiodiy Of our
se Iipusnts, We have 700 nine OuI Of every tea battles
fought h due, SVsn With proper allowance for the sLIl
Of our Generals, mainly to the VL0r and devotion Of
Oar soldiers Lat all PsLSs be given 70 thOs, uho have
planned campaigns aud conducted batlss, but let 10
ebsrish 10 the InnsraOsi core Of our hearts the soldiers
shO3s bravery, endurance Aad sslf-dsHid have carried
W through such diaORldeS have defended ~ against
such dangers. and have bulk ~ for " such = reputation
anoDg The nations Of the earth. Above all let u. see
that they are furnished - far IS possible with means 10
protest themselves from the blasts aid ssorms Of winter
snd thai thar families aud dear ones at tone are pro
yi5si win the nOcesAhss and comforts of life.
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RtVsr Ds(sness.

Every Southern dyer should BE- prepared fOs the light
dEaOght ~gunbOlts the enemy l. making ready to send
70 them. EEpOisEes has shown that batteries alone
I'll 20. answer Against vessels propelled by sssAm.-
You may sink one half but the other bali pAsseG To
UAke batteries available s~Snsthtns nusI be dSuS TO AZ
rst the ~gunbOAis and bring than under IRE while NOS
u nOiOa. Toe SnPh nsthOd = 70 put DISTRACTIONS 10
nsss SiOzs Iadsi tie guns Of batteries, The unns Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
oyArIoxs 70 n'cLrLLAu.

Mcclellan srrivsd in Philadelphia ct IL o'eiock fuss-
day evening, llsh instant, at the depot IA immenss
crowd assembled to meet him, when, In rsspo1se 70 the
c.amors Of the multitude, be appeared on the plstforn
Of the cara and spoke - follows:
Il have merely to thank you, my ~fellowciizsps, for
this kindness you have shown me. ht your brothers
and sons too recently to Justify me In making q spesch
to you. (GreAt ~cheerng.) That parting was indeed sad
/ have nohifg to say to you further, and i dont think
you viii sxpecs 4 speech from ne" (ohtsra)
The General Il bessgsd with visitors from every omar
ter, who persist In paying their respects to hin, though
he expresses a desire to remain quiet.
On fhursday evening the citizens Of ffsnton, with
allegations from Newark and New Brunswick gkxs 0sa.
MOOlell m an overwhelming dsmonstrstaoo. Upon being
called upon for 9 spetoh, he responded, but usa able to
speak but q few words, owing to frequent interruptions
hy cheers Of the audience. His closing sentence was sg.
nl6cAnt, a. fonaws: while the army 10 fighting, you,
a. citizens, zee that the var "a prosecuted for the pre-
s~ervation Of the Union and the Consultation, for your
nationality and your rightR-"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

THs OAlr SFRsEr kURDsl.-The Investigations Of
Acting Coroner SanIay and the Jury Of Inquest have
failed TO elicit any f.ss furnishing q clue to the myse.
rious murder on Saturday night last, and 9 verdict was
rendered yesterday that The decesSsd. J. 0. Withmell,
came 10 his death from . pistol sho. fred BY some per.
son unknosn. An effort vas msde 20 gather rome it.
formation from the women Ct Ann Thomas' establish
ment, but they pfofessed to know nothing OF
the matter. The dscessed Who held . Lieutsuan,'s com.
mission in the army, vas al E1gIshmal by birth,
and came here from Jackson, Mississippi. Hs
was passing out Of the alley on Gary street last Sslur.
day night With some friends, When the fatal shot vas
fred IRON the ~dsrkue~, and the opposition Is that the
Issss,in mis,o. \ him for some other person. After the
close Of the iIqusst .he jdry drew up aud signed q paper
In the follotiLg words:
The Jury OF Inquest in the case Of J. o. Withheld,
. stranger, assa,sinssd In the city Of Richmond on the
night OF 6aiurday, ia view Of the negligence and inef.
6csncy displ.ysd BY policemen Who should have ban
In that neighbornoot on that occasion, do resoTs chat
the Mayor, in pursuance Of his duty, be requested TO as.
certain the names Of ssid derelicit cticers, and visit sum.
mary punishment upon than. "A citizens, We Wouli re-
specially urge upon the sulhorin's the appointment Of
additional poles iorce If the prSssnt lumber ID made
quits. Every means should be adopted to bring b.ek
order and Law TO this once orderly and quiet city. The
Jury further resolve that inasnuch as muroer ard rob.
berry have bnc jne Of daily occurrence Ia this 90 nnuoItr,
a. . step tor srds It's suppression, the h.yor be r quesud
TO Offer . reward Of $500 for The dste ton and arrest of
the murderer or uurasrtFs II he deceased NJ. With
nell"
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TaE AFFAIR AT BULLlOWN-A OORRE JrIONi

TAX AFFAIR At BULLf0WN-A C0RRE TI0Ni
UEIOS, Va, nav. II, 1862
10 hs Editor Of hs WAiy:
In your issus Of the 2O.h October, Colonel Thorburn
Is credited with the rout and capture Of = party Of Abo
hhonS s q, BallaoUn.
AlioW me to make . plain statement Of the facts, as |
feel certain tiAs Colonel fnOrourn vii, not wear lsurtls
CALAMITY wen By a h-other soldier.
rhs enemy had clpturod eight Of Captain Lackey'S
msn, b'sidos horses, 10 Iipmsnts and arms.
Captain WIN. n. BIldWin Was ordsred to pursue them,
aud right CALAMITY did he execute his commission
With forty Of his nsa he overlook sn1 surprised the en-.
sny at B Il,oun, Killing fourteen, cIpturng thirty two,
. number of horses, arns, ~, and releasing all OF ospL
Llcksy's men.
Al this time Colonel ThOrburn vas =. = distSnee o.
t~oTty-tigbt miles from the scsns OF action.
OIps BLiWin rose from the ranks OF Gen. Williams
cid regiment, and breaches aud hyhI wish eqaAl FAC lily.
Yours, g., p.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

fHE fEvEh II WLnNsroE--rhs yellow fever still
Hlgers In Wilmington, N U, ia COuhuususs being
mainly due to the return of warm Wslthsr. Five deaths
occurred last Tnpr,dAy night, among. them that Of
RN. l. PrtchArd, pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
Mr. P,iiohArd vas q native of Camden county, N. O I,
but wa well kuoHn in Virginia, having rssidsd both In
Lyoehbgrg and richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

susuLAl DarAr "A friend Of ours relates the fol-
loving siogular dream which be he'd . isw nisdtsSso.
He dreamed tia. Seward came TO Richmond. talked Bit.
ieriy about "the vicksdness Of this unholy rebellion"
and boosted largely Of the superiority Of the North over
The Soath, 10 point not only Of numbers, but OF intell-
gence and inventive talent He laid particular strsss
upon the marvellous Ingenuity Of the Yankees. ITO
show you" said be 70 q parry Of Southern gentlemen who
we're listenrng 70 his hArAngue, "hou ufelfs IL % 10
contend against ua, ] ~Il perform for you 8 little expert
ment which has lately come into fashion throughouI the
North "a an amusement for children"
Putting bis hand into bis pantaloons' pocket, be pulled
out four or Ave handsfull OF corn meal and threw them
on the A,or, not broadcast, but In . little hssp. Into
this heap be TIRES small objects, taken from bis vest
pocket which he assured ths comp my we're desd mel.
low bugs. The mellow bugs disappeared under the meal
- soon a they we're thrown down, and Tor saims oil
vas still. Bot very soon the heap OF meal began 10
exhibit q lively internal movement, and presently the
neIle~ bugs, covered With neal aud invisible, began to
leap and aAnce 70 . tune which Seward beyaRto shis.
lie. Tbs novel experiment Vas exciting Qaitstn Inter.
est in the spectators, when Q little negro boy came up
and insisted on patting Jaba for the bugs to dance 10.
Seward was delighted, and ct once sssened to the pro.
position. But IS soon as the boy began TO pat, the tuss
stopped dsrcing.
'Thsre 7" reclaimed . Soulhsrnsr, you zee that your
wonderful Yankee contrivAnce will do nothing for the
negro"
Seward, evidently ch,ginsd, replied: "rhst may be,
hut you will nnd my bugs are loyal and devoted TO The
Un.e1."
h began to whistle Yankee d ,odls, but the bugs rs-
fused to stir.
Whsrsupoo, Seward declared that the bugs had
bscons tainted with {" seeesh" sentiments By inhsling
the dslovsl atmosphere OF ths rebel capital. "But,'
said he, 'ths experiment 10 not osef yet; the most
wonderful part 10 still 10 oone."
BE commenced forth with to whistle Q lively operate
air, and the lizzie heap Of meal, which wssnow observed
TO be discolored, a. Ii the bugs had zen fighting and
drawing blood from each other, began 70 leap up again.
The ssitsIon OF the meL was KEEP. up for Eve minutes,
during vhich time the process OF discoloration went on
and The meal ohanged into q broWnish yellow PASTE
AZ tho same time, the rapid movements Of the whole
mas, which had assumed q circular shape, tecame
gradually slower and slower, until At list IL ceased alto
gelher, and shs spectators OF ''the latest Yankee inven.
ton" hsheld on the d DOR before them q large pumpkin
pie, already cooked, shch Seward Immediately picked
up and ate raveuously.
A reward Of 30 cents in Confederate postage stamps
vilfbe given for IN ~in1rpreta ion Of this Remarkable
dream.
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fEIAsUIT D~IPAKTHESf, O. s. A
sEcoHD AUDrIoR's OFFICE
Ds-- " N Nlsa

sEcoHD AuDIIohs OTTTcs,
Richmond, Va, Nov. LAT, 1854
Regulations for the payment of claims for arrears Of pay
and L!oEAneo5 due 10 deceased officers and soldiers
Of the Ooi fsdsrats Array. Per ACT No. 403, approved
February l5h, 1854, and Ae; No. so, approved 0cto-
Der s h, lso2.
The fSt section Of the above named Act provides
that the pIy aud allowances due 10 any deceased vol
unlSer, noa CO nmis ioDed officer, mus clan CT private in
tue army OF the Confederate States, shAl be paid 10 the
Eidou OF the dece sd, if living, If net to the children,
9 any and 10 default Of sidoE or ~ca;llren, TO the
father, It lNi0R, aud II Lot, TO the mother Of such de.
ceased yCiuutset
The 6at s. c'iou Of Ac. No. so provides that claims
dus 10 dece,-si n)l~-cpmmssioned Off Ssrs aud privale4
for pay, allowance and bounty may Do audited and paid
shsn there Il Ofhcisl evidence CT the amount que, sats-
issIory 10 zoe second sudi!or, unisr such regulations IS
be has, or may, Prssnbs, with tue approval VI the Sec
Rotary OF WAT."
By section 2 Of the same Act Il L. provided that "the
ella ns OF deceased commissioned ofdcers shall b. pdc
o their hers or Representatives 10 he same manner Is
snlAr eAims OF non COMMISSIONED officers aud privA,es
are RGw, o. may be elected by Law to DO paid
PAyusnt will be made accordingly under the following
rals;
lsL II the child or children be minor, payment will
be made 10 the guardian, upon the production Of the
proper certificate OF guardianship undsr the seal Of the
Court.
I'd. The claimant must produce his OF her la lAvlt,
aud that o. enc diAiuteIesied uitLea, stating the rela.
nonship. For instance, if the clai ant b. . morher, the
fii,yii must state that there is living neither wife, child
or hlher Of the deceased II the father, that there Il
neither wife OF child aoi Il the child. that ihsre = no
aiioaed Hifs.
TITS magistrate Or other proper oaio1f must testify 10
the cred.bIty Of tie witness. g ths oeIk Of the court
must certify, under The seal OF tho same, that be Ia such
magistrate.
Tue foregoing Instructions must ba strictly complied
with. PoH,rg OF attorney or assignment, Whion viii
seldom b Necessary, may te eXcutei bsfore q uagis-
t5ats o ia the pres.ucs Of Two re'pscab,e sitneslts.-
C.aims prepared Is bsrGil dirsc Ell, aud transmitted TO
the .CSOnd sud- or BY mHl or Otherwise, vii receive az
promp. attention As the business Of his eli 70 vii al)u,
and slssyi ia the order OF their pfe5entAtior. The
EnoGn;s tolnd cus VII be RENTED by the auditor to
the parties entil,d. a. the! may direct.
w. II. S. TAILol,
Second Auditor.
WAR DIPASrNEsT, Q 6 A.
November 5 b, 1861
! spPiOTs tae fcs goog rules and rsgGlIdSlS.
q. ". RANDoLPs,
Secretary OF Wa.
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Army Hrvs.

Especial correspondent with BuRnsIdss srmy tss.
graphs that, on Wednesday, the FOdsral frsat Wa AZ.
teen miles beyond the Rsppahannock, sosth of Warfen.
ton. Il vss thought the 0oofsdsratss we're e~sacsating
oulpspss C,art HOUSE, and jackson ~ mid 70 DO nea,
Oh scr esp viii faSty thoas md nea.
AdsspAtch 70 ths Washington star" iadnx,es Thai
the army raw Be moving again In a4shoas-
The OotfederGias we're reported % have abandoned
the line Of tbs Potonle, near Harpsr's Ferry.
Grants forets IRE rspored 10 have occupied Holly
Springs on the 18Th. The usual dispatches appear about
skirmshing In the Wsot, and the capture Of large par,
tss Of ~guSrllAs, which Of course must Do read with da<
allowance, "'
The particulars Of he late attack on Nashville arr
given, from which, 1t appears, that the Oonfedsrasei
made q tashing charge on tho city, but failed IN theil
otjet though hergoa captured three o~onpAnles Of The
SID IlinohL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

fEEAsUHY DsPARfHINg, OoHyIDsRATs srArls,
sKcoED AUDIfoRB 0TYIcI.
November 8, 1864
10 Claimants for Arrears Of Pay, Bounty, IL, due to
DSOtAsed oaces and Soldiers Of the Army OF the
Confederate States:
In compliance with the r~roIGors Of the first section
Of Act No. 80 Of the Confederate Congress, approved
0stober sn, 1861, the undersigned has prepared rules
And regulations for payment 10 their proper representa-
lives OF The amounts dus to deceased officers and sol
dies of the Confederate ARM. which have bssn ap
proved BY the Secretary Of War, . printed copy Of
which may be obtained on application to this ofhos, BY
nail or in person, BY any one directly interested
therein.
claimants will promote their own interests and save
expense and dtlIy BY observing the following suggss-
tons:
1. No agent or attorney q, the cent of Government or
elsSuhere Is nece SSIy, a. they cannot by their personal
attendance and solicitation ~ this Cd e obtain a more
speedy settlement Of claims Of ths character than the
claimants thi mselVes, though the latter may live a thou
slad miles 81.
Claimants should, BY no means, because Of delays
.haI are at present unavoidable, sell or part with their
elaine. They eAnnoI know tSs amount due, which in ali
cases will be AseertAined BY . regular audit and renitttd
70 the parties entitled, 40 soon ~ it 10 possible to do %.
There Is no necessity for claimants TO incur tI
peuse ard loss CT time in attending 70 their claims per
sonAly, indeed their presence ohener causes delay than
Otherwise. Tie MALE, or accidental private conveyAncs
will b found all sufficient - vel for the presentation
Of claims IS rsmitAnsss OF amounts found due.
4. Claims Vii always be taken up and settled accord
ing 70 the dates OF their presentation. rhs will be
str cly observed without respect 70 any psrsol ~whAteVsr,
30 that parties IN the most remote sections Of the Con.
iseeracy nay he assured that their business will be 40
certainly ~sGIancei, a. II they we're peislntly present
:. rhe printsd regulators aud forms approved BY the
Secretary Of Var, before referred TO, Will give every in.
i0rnAtOc necessary.
AGirss ". Il. 3. TAYLOR,
Second Auditor UCnfedera'e S;Ales,
Rehmond Va.
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RICHMOND WING.
rUssDAT aOENING, Nov. Is. Isss.
ID CanRkaPONDRNrs,

Re VAC"
ArIels tritGa On Boa atS Qr a. paper tdH Hs b psolSea
81 nis 4 a ruS " ksag VaRdaRS, Osg0 q b kAoOA % az
AID t0I n no oISsh ~ dep H ynoA Obituary a0aoS $1,000
a. slga las are AfrJ~lsr a. advertisements.
We oigRot uaas tlfs O. re'srl rejected commEafcaAens
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

HEAVT DDALcAFIoH An extensive dsfalcaton has
besn discovered 10 ths Eos York Ouston Honso. TIE
amount 4 stated al two h1nd7sd thousand doilns.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
LOCLlrBMs.

RThs Csujsrso 4 this pspss are authorised TO charge
tvsnty.6 Ubsns Der week for their delivery. e.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

Fns IN rar courrir.-hr. George n. S,vsgs's house,
on the York River K iiroa1, . few miles below Reh-
mond, vas destroyed BY Ere yesterday afternoon. This
house, il will be remembered, Was used by the Yankees
a q hospital at the time Of the battles lss. Sumner
foe FIRE Nas the result of accident.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

PRsoSIls or WAR The Central train last evebicg
brough. down ITO Abolition prisoners, who sers cap.
tured 10 . skirmish eli Sunday seek, at Snictera Gap, BY q
portion OF s uarts csvalfy, under Uaptsin Wright. The
only commissioned officer among them was paroled at
SIAunlon. There are q number Of suil,rs In the party.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
NOTICE

T ADlEs aud gentlemen Of the Profession, eesrous Of en- engage
IL mept foe tNs Montgomsry aud othsr Theatres, viii please cd
dns N, uaiarIgnsd stallnf line q badness and salary.
SERDNS 4 II NIs. Leases,
nsy lS-iG Asatsonay, Al
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ARREARS OF PAY 70 DECEASED OFFICERS AND
SOLDIERS.
faAAsuRr DsPfRTxnRS, o. g.,
SLcohD AUDIroA's 0TyICI,
Riehnend, Va, November -, 1862.

SkcohD AUDIFoAs 0TyICl,
Rchnond, Va, November -, 1861.
10 to Rai.Or Of tH Wig:
! take the liberty Of enclosing to- yen herewith, Q
printed copy Of Rules aud Regulations, approved BY the
Secretary Of War, for the prosecution and settlement Of
sains for Arrears Of pay, sc due deceased officers and
soldiers of cur army, Whica l beg you viii publish. to-
gsther with the suggestions addressed to claimants, ac-
cOmpanyins this note. By doing this, aud requesting
throughout the Southern Oonfedsracy, you and they will
confer q real benefs upon thousands Of bereaved widows
and orphans and patriotic fathers, Who have ~ehssrfully
given their husbands, father, and sons 70 die by battle,
dsOase aud ~hsrdships in the glorious cause of Southern
Independence.
am, With great respsct
Your obedisnt servant,
WE 3. fAYLos,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

Another announcement IN the Northern papers gives
to tbs foreign question . somewhat more important as,
peO. than tho correspondent Of he New York Times
seems to attach to il. Tbs statement Is. that Secretary
Chase had made q demand Tor a ave per cent. loan OF
twelve millions, most Of which vas taken BY New York
bankers; and the haste vas AsOribsd to the fact that
there SSre EropeAn demands upon the Government
which righl lad TO grave Iyrsign complications.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

CinSAL CouRr.-The Novembsr term of this Court,
Jidge Lyons presiding, com nsnced yesterday. The
cIand jury brought In q large number of Indictments,
but no case vas taken up for trial.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

WILL be ofsrsi publicly, on the 81 day Of December nsEt, II
w no, prsvou, y dispo,ed Of = Yarn, eontAinl Q about fosr
nssssary out house, lying 10 the county Of Cumberland about
ten nllss ron oaiteruvns,I about the came distance from sssh
O Imbsrlsnd and feshAtan Court bousa
For farther infOrmsnoa address the subscriber,
eUsAs A. BROWN.
nov ls-d9us DalsviIle. Powhatsa eounty. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
A sPrcK or rlorrLI Win srAIx.
c.y1U.s OF riJoa Rid sAurpr.s.

Toe Baltimore "Sun" announces the capture of hsi.
Reid Saunders, son Of George n. Saunders, E.q, on
the 81 instant, on one OF the creeks whiSa emples into
tie Ch,.sptka Toe "San" says, At the the OF the
capture, lie WAS waiting for al Eoglish vsssel 10 convey
him 10 Europs With Confederate dispatches,