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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

Tue NurA. Yesterday, Col T. J. Evans, Of the
18Th Regiment, made bs report 10 the AGjutAnt Gene
raj from which TIE following statistics compiled
Number OF persons who failed to report themselves for
enrolment and who are, by the terms Of the law, en-.
rolled or drGed among the FIRST levies 6Gl mum er of
persons who have reported themselves tor enrolment
aud who claim exemption, sci; number OF persons
Who CLAIM to he exempt for the following En-
plored on government work $40 physically disabled
2S6 have sent substitutes for the war, 49, holding
Office under Confederate States 81 employed rail.
roads, IS holding ofhse under the State OF Virginia,
% police officers, Sc fremeD, ~ bank officers, ;
ministers Of the Gospel S-2l02
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
DIED.

In s city, redsne Of father Tuesday night tbs
az Inst saor. bot ian nlas BLANoHH daughter
Geo And Emily T. Yanesy, The 1sth Of her
The E tke place on the Rev IT. Aoores s Pres
eyeranl Church, Thurs3ay eth lB. ats O'Clock P n The
rd AID acqua ofths @ Areinyed 10 attend With
eut furihsr nodes.
eel snee Ia Rec ooEn, Faaqalsr county, Va, on Tie
r.ing Of the Oh FebsuErg lSGl JAWS HOWARD RECrOt.
Gsf painful lnsss Of TyPhod Pnsunol In The Sh year Of
Lis age
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

ARNurs Ca Wednesday night Rev. Alden Bosser
man, pastor Of the Universsst Church. arrested
the charge Of dsloyay to the Government ard lodged
in the Confederate prison Yesterday Mr.. Chas. Pal
mar, and Mr.. VIM. Fay, ship liner, were also arrest
ed by the Provost M4rshlFs police, similar charges
Louis g. Scharlsman also arFes'ed at birroom,
Franklin street, for dispensing cider to thirsty soldiers.
here have been about fifteen arrests in all thus far not
including, Of course soldiers without furloughs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
ADJUrANr AND INsP'r eENLs oFYIoE, !
RICHMOND, March /, lse2
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 3
rAs flO.inv Proclamation Of the President publ ,h,d
PROCLmATION.

Tbs f,llOsing Proclamation the President, publ ihsd
for the Information Of all concerned
PROCLMATION.
SPY virtue Of the power vested law Odscse TIE Sus
pension Of the privileges Of the writ Of hshess In ee
threat,ned with invsseu:
a. Iav President q the Confederate States Of
America proclaim that Marital Law hereby EXTENDED over
the city mond the adjoining and surrounding country
% the miles Adj Do proclaim the suspension OF
all arisdlson the exception Of that Of the Mayor CT
tae city suspension privilege TIE writ c hAbeas
spu within the aid city and surrounding country 70 the DIS
lance Aforesaid .H--
In faith whereof have hsreun'o signed name and
us ny at the yof Richmond tbs hrst day Of
March, In the year thousand eight hundred snd '1v
two
fsleuea JEFFERSON DAv 3.
II Brig Gen q wndsr, commanding the department OF
Hsnrco with the due sxeeutisn Of the foregoing proc
lnan He viii rthwlh esabrsi efficient military police,
AID vii erforee tae fol owing orders;
An Utilization fspaOus 70 -OS positively prohibited and
ire dslsres viii hEh closed The sale Of 'priiuoush
sao e any Kind prohibited and establish for Me
sale thereof viii b. elossl
IN Anpesons iafingng TIE above prohibition, VII 'nder
sseh As sas be ordered BY the Of Court
Ma PsouSxD hard labor foe more than
mon INFLICTED BY the sentence Ct resnentA Court
MAItl4l Es directed By the 65.h article q War.
By command Of Ise Secretary Of War,
nys-iv Adj. and InsPt General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

A NoBLK HEARr-It is related that the following an
onymous note, written in delicate hand, waA found
tscked upon the bosom of garment FURNISHED by the
Georgia lief aud Hospital Associaton) used in shroud
ing young soldier who died, recently At the Georgia
Hospital, in this city
"Poor Corfedederate soldier, whether sick or wound
e. when you this Carmen remember tte'e IL ore
~ho lives and prays for you for the sake Of cur Lord
sus Christ wish knew you but that Is denel me,
but hope you may be preserved from oil harm, and
saved in Heaven Ii shall shroui the dad may it BE-
who is robed in the beautiful garments CT salvation.
There, she'll hope to meet you, where We shall walk
the golden streets above"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

REIL EsrArE-Ths auction sales Of real esAe in tbs
city, las. month, by kessrs. Goldin Apperson, and
Messrs. Taylor 4 Son, amounted te ssl, l59,
agsins. s22 800 same time last year. and SSl $50 in
Feb'y, 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

Tx CHIET CT PoLIcE.-Mr. Samuel Macubbin, an e1-
psronced efficient, and courteous ofi,er has been ap
pointed Chief of Police under tho ovost Marsh Mr.
Baldwin T. Alen, Of Cumberland county Va, has b,en
appointed Clerk at the prison, In Lumpk ms ley.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

FATAL ACcIDEST.-Andrew harsden, discharged
Arkansas volunteer recently received patient al the
Richmond Medical Hospital from his bed, at that
institution, Tuesday night, aud in passing through
dark passage, walked into sort Of hachway, fell to
the floor below, and instantly killed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

APPOINTMENTS The Governor, yesterday, made the
following appointments Of field officers Of the I'd Regt
OF Artillery, for Manning the battr's around Rich
moud: john rter, o.. John O. Shields, Ii. Col !;
aud James B. DormaD, Msjor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
JEFFERSON pAy
HEADQUARTERS DsPLRTae or HESEoD,
RIcHsoSD, Va, March 9th, 1854.
GENERAL ORIERs

l. BY virtue the authority conferred by General Orders No.
a. Itsrt and Inspse Generals Rec dareA lsi ses Capt
O. -odvn sppoiated Provost Marshal Of the Ci Of bich
ond The adjoining AndIurr, uad country fJr the distance
OF ten oils.
II. The Passport Cce continued 81 IL present. location
d r charg' Of the Provost MArihAL
III Th- dsAlltNn All dTSutiOa Of vinous taOuS IN
ualtl ~ ohet Int beverages a soluie
h This order will be str cg creed BY the Provost Mar
sh.l gains all pesjas ound DIS Hing SCI ng giving away,
10 any Iuutr uis JoGng o. saeA beverages
w All persons OF DEGREE except these 10 he service OF
the SIT Cor fdgrae having IN their posiesscn
sill deliver the 10 he OdaAnee Dspar meR or before
March >6l OtsrEss they be seized ard taksn pcs
by N MarshsL belonging 10 the STATE
o. lA s Be de lvvFei - Col DrmeS Al the state
al "a, city The "A ARys tmlraes within is reani
ba ousti niles double sNot guns aud po Of
such my be useful In tn field. CJmpsrSAt-n will b.
private delivered taken irto public and
10 pubic vice Vii be reeelpted fer.
By order Of brig Gen JSo. II. WrSpER. Condo Ac
X PAGE.
mh5-u Asst Adlt. Sen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

hLErIAL Llw.-Ths establishment OF Martial Law in
this city does not affect the rights privileges Of c
Gems, except in the matter of Whi.key. People may
walk the streets as usual, day night during
bic hours, Wiihou. interruption
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-w Lit 4
N offered for ale ON the premise. at Pablo Az ton
,Cnursaay, the 9th day OF March, 1852, II fair
not the next thereafter that valuable Farm Of u
late William RlKey known Mount Pleasant" THIS Farm
considered among the most Vsusble In County
Culpepe and contains about Elk HUNDRED ACRts OF Ian
large po )n OF Of rich ard fertile river bot ON, well
AID ,sOundanse Of mbe'. There upon large
comnod Us Bick Dive House. conta'n and
ge Halls large Brick Barn and Stables and all necessary
bu dogs, good rpAir.
THIS PIm lies nine miles North Of cupepn C,urt HouIe
the Haze River.
brother Oh aries W RNey, a. hKeYy pleaure 10 show H.
Farm. confer with any wishing TO puTchs:e.
Terms accommodating ID made the day OF
Al tae sane time and place. Will be sold large amount
PeTlshAbt Property. f.RRIN'Y,
Of m Rixey decid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

F,KE-Iast night, about half past o'clock, DR. Gb.
sons stable 7h street, in of bis residence
set on FIRE, and partially burnt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
VERY VALUABLE AND WELL LOCATED
RcRl EhIRlet Known thew A Ellington

HOuN",'' AT Iht tOIntr OF MHIu and WIKI SIS -,
for sale at Auction At the req the par lie ntetc
ed, shall SELL at pablo auei)n, the premises Mon
day, tn, lOh Ma eh 1861 O'clock NJ the valuable pro
perry loo tel above known tbs Arlington House,
cuped by Dol w. Fry Tbs lot has s.front Of l3J feet
deP OF l6S feet aad has the two brick ieremen
kept the Arlington louise Each Of these tentmens has II
large Kitchen an furnished In the most costly
aud elegant E marble nantes In all the
cep the garret and Mahogany doors the principal stories
ter the sale OF the there will be sold
Ing east and the other vest tbs said enemens each onn
70 feet running back $50 e. to alley Is feet vide Thee
two ten nens origin lily TO build the Informed
3sOO and they wi bout doubt among The best houses
erected Rehnend. There 'eson, too Is In most improving
part o. the city
TRsNsone fourth cash. balance at H. IS and a. months, f.
liable notes interest payable tah yearly secured by
deed.
The 1884, paid by purchaser
fe9s It'd GOD IN APPE7snN. auc'..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
GoppIN 4 AppRRsoN. Auc 5.
VALUABLE BRICK TEN gMRNT ON TH

WEST LINE CT RRsf TWEEN VI IN GARY srfEsT f.,
PUR SALE AT AUCTIOE-Wl be sold at Arcon, the
ses on Saturday, tie sih March, 1862, at ~ s'lok,
the excellent lex rnemert located above n the
pancy Of Mr. VIC. LlapEI The house has sroon' beside
brick kitchen Of and In desirable neghborhood
TERAsOle tn I'd CasA balance a5 and 10 nths for ne
gotAbe Interest add cured by deed The
an Insurance for is62 70 be paid by The purchaser.
ml4 GODDIN APPERBON, Auct6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TY aoDDIS 4 AppERsoN, Auors.

T7E VALUABLE IRON works AND wa
j ter Power. on the flames River md kann.
wba Canal, miles above HE hmond known
n the 10 anal In Iron Works. for sale at Tue
tionA he request q the th' sell 81 public anc
n teocE A. NJ the valuable prnpe known as IN
hAnskn Iron WORKS located above There are ID ass "
land stiaehsd The penes and pepeuA use o! water To-
propeng the mtahD5y loE rent B les sevel handre
tons Of iron there liable mach nary tools hInrt
4c II de ed the wols properly vii be sGli pIiyAtt', beo
the day q So or the iron and mach merry viii be Disposed
apart fem the real estate The sHe Of hi really valuable
pery Offers favorable opportunity 70 those who may Eah 10
embark In the irsn basiaess.
Terms al sale.
NH Ia a Auc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
REoEIvERssALE OF GUANO.

DY decree Of the De, Court Of the Confederate states
I'D America for the Eastern District OF Vrgas VII SELL
MONDAY the 10th day n March, g. at IL ocoek NJ ath'
Coal Yard AMI Lumber House Of meRrs. g. HAYES son
the South Side ofthe DOCK
About 225 to,s Of Guano.
Terms cash, In bankable fonda
THO. T. GILEa, Receiver.
JAS. n. TAYLOR 4 SOE, Lues fe2I-h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

WANTED Oh ester d I'D CRvairy-5 y Recruit,
w wi be reserved this company The recruits -t he
uGei psy transportation, and tubtence the lime Aad
place q istment osshes with this of $50 bouny.
Apply the Recruiting onice Cary street. door the
,tre OF Moore W. b. WO0LD2fDHE Cant,
Recruiting Ifrer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TVIE Annual commene OF the Medical College Of vrg
uA will be held al the African Church. Thursday March 9Th
jclok NJ The address the graduates will he delivered
by Hon Charles w. Russell q ire Nes of the College
The MedeI Profession and the public respectfully inyhsd
10 att nd l.. JOiNE,, d,
ml5-H Dean Il the Faculty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
.EHOXAL.

VI -NT JANE3 have removed nom the C5rder Of Virginia
a1t Oy STREE to t1os above 70 the house recently
cel4.si - h~sssH j .hnH0l, fru=hea . 4 Vaughan.
Ay ave To- sore Tor sal large Rnd varied stock Of Anufac
t1d t7bac'0 % nearly MI vA-lo shcA additions
os made from stlers IA ms state AID North Carroll
y sl havoc hsai good stock o. Flour Of all grades Also
D-si Apples ana Peaches. Butter, 4o &c. jail
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
A CARD

TAvING received authority from the Secretary q War 10 rails,
company Infantry those who may d's join Il vii
lease report my Office, In the Lag Bait Ing be
the hours Of 10 and ~, A. Muterin Will be lie .
the place. also each Wednesday and Saturday, nght
iil the company shall have been fully Rauized.
bounty $50 will be paid to each recruit when be ENROLL BIZ
name; also subsistence ard clothing.
fe2S-U WV =" INV ~ "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

This WI the hnest battery Is the service Every
mounted with no and aecouirements furnished by
ment TIE mpany which " made will be increased
80 and the legd number obtained there
VII be election OF OH and the Battery Will TAX tn hsl
will open recruiting Office In f,w days aud meanwhile t.
vte all who urh The company ssn9 In their Ad
dressed TO the, at Richmond. -
mhS-iS JNn RSTEN OncKg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

RICHMOND ARESAI, I
na.ch l, 1869
EkLED proposals will be received at this oice uni ~ o
- AN March 3h 1864 fer building and delivering In Rch
mond--
200 Held Carriages 70 pir. gun ard IL pdr. How.'Esr
$40 Cai5sogS do do do do
o. Batter, Wagons
81 IT We ling Eorgss.
Bids will be enteAi cd for On the whole of he above
Propose hsw any OF me carriages will be deliver
cd weekly and be accompanied by satisfactory eyidere
that ~ bidder and will comp With bis contract
Right 70 Trje all bids reserved
Communication must be adore sCd TO me- AZ this Arsenal
foIsed "Pr possls f-r Gun oarrisge
ny order OF L.. Col CoRGe,
Chi Of Ordnance.
B2IscOE q. BALDWIN,
mh3-3p Let Lieut. Artillery Gong
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
SUB,TITUTEs WANTED

IE subscriber wishes to employ number Of Substitutes
4 8 rye duri-g the present. war -
,prh oply as subject military duty liberal price
m be pai down when accepted By the proper aahorte CAL
90 oES. pAupl:
e1s Ehockoe Flip.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

N-GROps AT AUCTION.
w TIN LIKELY YOUNG nEGRon,
Zen and boys, and girls.
DICKINSON 4 Hill, Aueiioneers,
ians Corner Franklin and Wall sueetl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
L ARGg SALE OF MULSS
~ Oats. Hay, Farminx =
HOnsPhaIH RnEaIfn L.

D. ahodes ssq Eh' has re enl, ID he f.fr, We hlIk
'4b lc auction a. bis rtGdsLc lts,efntll eoeu snat
ALE fen MAnehesie-on lFUssDT tie Ga asr is6L ril
cock thr hoEtng tees 4 per olAl prot erty said
am va Time young as - Head Cattle (ys ire hrt ed1
onpn'ng Mich oEH Oxen He.i Sc pa e'l Of Hogs ard
.noav he crop OF torn Iot e. sassf Cas- Hiy Ir.r.
oNs'uf. &C. Aso, tn ntf : Hluss:
ng Inperert aclfring WsgJ Wheat P,n m es ng
IL klnc and parcel Of excl Htustto nit lie
TEays-Ans unde slUJ. Cd; Yer hist an5ua 70 ps
'Feoi, for approved ead0tseI negotiable laper
fe2,-td GDDDIy A APP{QSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
OFgIOE OF 4. II. mAURY & 90.

STOCKS AND bonds
Virginia state Sizes registered Virginia Coupon Bonds; Ter
re Coupon Bouts North Carolina Coupon Bonds CouedsrAts
"a - MS and registered stock, for sAle
- wANrED-Gold Aad silver Coin. r II. AAURY 90,
Chares Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

Nt8OLUrfON.-rhs csPsrtnershlp o. WATgISs BICKLER
expire. MS daY b. limitation Ethsr fhss1bs rbers may
90 the ofthe dgml lou Aon Our boos accounts
m be f'und t c he ie-onf or e. our late store
~ Nae street, we ali persons IN ehtsd 70 VII please
n make iuns-ia'e p'yseut and th-se havag elalEJ
" Usls-u. lhsH there Tor ss.ttn.ut
3. wAPKIS8
JAS B TICBLEN.
- lEt is62. Ina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
ma. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,

RICHMOND, VIEGINfA.
fHlHs insuon VII be opened again on The day Of Get
Der 1881 Tor The reception beth Boarders Day Scho
Pr psruc1lsFs aPPy 10
sss-u HUBERT p LEyEBVRL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

RICHMOND ARsESAL.
March 3rd 1904
IL Ans public priv turned In under order OF Brig
lnder 20 the Confederate ktAtes' Ordnance De
.rtment vii, be delivered the Artillery workshops 1th
BRHCoE G. BALDWIN,
mh4-8t ist Lieut. A-nle.y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

DUGLBR WANrED.-wanted,G at the Camp Of Light
- Artillery Instruction, new Fair Grsunds competent
dgeS
GGoi viii paid good subsistence and quarters furnish
T. Apply tine Headquarters on the grounds fe26-lu
NANEEn-By Virginia Lady Of experience, who 10 quail
w tract 10 all the Engllh bran hes situation
acher No oil lection 10 going SOUTH For further pareulAr
.idress ~ N eiiatey, Mis- T. Q. NJ.
f,2G-6" Box 10, Richmond, Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07

A GOOD commander is as careful OF bis men
in camp as be il brave in leading them in the
field; indeed, it is a question whether DC VINO
does not do the first ever does the second, for
the soldierly qualities needed in the one place
must, to a certain degree, be acquired in the
other. We print this morning, an address OF
Gen. Sigel to the officers of his division, which
is very characteristic of the man. We were
told some time ago of Prussan officer VINO
was then. if not now, in this country, and VINO
SAID that he was in the army opposed to sigel
in lsl9. in Germany, and that he was forced
TO confess, though it was OF an enemy, mat
the energy, military skill. and courage displayed
By the rebel General in that campaign were
unexampled, and that they won admiration and
extorted praise even from the royal officers TO
whom Re was opposed. This officer spoke
especially Of mastery retreat with an inferior
force, conducted by Sigel, in which, though be
was constantly in their presence. constantly
hanging upon and harrassug them somewhere,
constantly leading them forced marches, arons-
ing them at all hours to repel surprises, or
forcing them to attempt to surprise him, yet
they could never get at him. His camp
fires would shine brightly, and they would be
sure of catching him. they would find the
camp.fres, but no Sgel. They would occupy
some mountain-pas,, certain Of interceptlng
him; but either he would have just gone through,
or Sigel and his men would hail them from
above, ont of all danger. And so remarkable
was the military genius shown by the man.
that TO this Prussian officer, three months ago
he is wiser now doubtless, and has learned
that that sort OF man don't somehow get along
with us-it seemed that SIgel must soon rise
70 prominence in this war. But one Of the
qualities of n great soldier he possesses is in
his power over men, and the secret of this, 1t
may be, we see in this address to MS officers,
This care for the comfort aud health Of his
men, this concern for their happiness, and this
desire TO render their lives cheerful as well as
busy. Without meaning any improper reiiec-
ton. We will venture TO say that there would
never be any complaints from troops under bis
command Of neglect Of tie sick, Of hungry ln-
,aids going to swill-pails to satisfy the cray-
ing, of appetite, or of white soldiers beng sent
~ slase-pens for daring to complain OF bar
barous treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07
TREASURY NOTES AND LsEOs.

To ne Idifer ef The N. Y TtiJuns.
SIR The issue Of Treasury Notes as iegel :ei Ger
has generally been discussed in H. bearing on TIE G. Ices Of
the Government aud he country snd the disturbance II
may make 10 10. values Of property uoady existing There
oher considerations involved IN ue, which If moi
Immediately pressing upon notice less Import
AMI 70 The welfare Of the county.
The indnshies Of the country, no. Immediately connected
with the prediction Of naterie for the prosecution Of he
wal lsnguishns not much for Of presen.
FOR he Prosecution for OF confidence in The future
policy Of the Government aud Of moneyed insiituont
Should tbs suspension Of specie payments By the banks be
logazed Il must be for limited period ihu. al tie
sound to cor duct their 1as with view 70 early
smption Theodore they he relied fr the currency
facilities requisite 20 free movement ia the channels Of pro
ducton and trade Whether ths ia proaecu,ei vigorously
ca early termination potrtcied through longer pCi5d
IL 6csiabs ht the industry OF the country should be
speedily eslblised for n the even, o. long war
viii be needed carry on which ory from
productive bor and III tho even. Of speedy termination Of
A. the necessity for having all the old channel. Of r
try open o the reception into their old Places Of the
OF disbanGed soldiers IL both morally and economically IN.
psra.ise. SIX twelve noEihs waiting By tcse og ~
opportunity to Their old vocao-s viii ouy bc
inel5y destructive, bat in economic greatly more
Hjric1s The welfare Of the community tbGn any d.
in tie relative value Of existing popey posi-
blybe.
Many q lie objections urged against making Ts.sufy Notes
legal tender doubtless well grounded any violent di,
ufaonce @. the circulating medium he avoided n posibe
tut VIXEN great iaionsi nces, Ike the present. arise
i combinations must give place them The necess
tes Of the Gogerument may coapc! Il issue ots
Lud mai them ysl tender in order tLsi they NAV
ample currency and boar as equally possible no may
take thea. Congress will doubtless provide by the
ofiuerer 10 orerw WY ioducemen
capitalists hoard toese notes inyctnet thereby
sking room for further issues necessary but ;hore viii
smsin ia permanent circulation amount slceEt to great
" stimulate the activities Of people se,in The heels Of
neustry and trade into vigorous motion Tie perma
ae cy Of medium Of exchanges Of is most ipo
mt features Once introduced into The channels OF business
vnoymp q value sd the consciousness that has The
hole wealth of The nation for IL. basis viii mako Il P'pl.s
" he. Il 2. be dsllsced W Ao incdUe9D VI cur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07
CABINET CHANGES.

We respectfully decline to PRINT the CON-
muuications of our correspondents who desire
20 favor President Lincoln, through our col
umns with their advice az to the persons
whom lie should select for various Offices ID his
Cabinet which they suppose are about to become
vacant. Mr. Lincoln Is abundantly capable o.
discharging the responsibility which VIII rest
upon him ia any such emergency. He has
recently filed the War Department with u
man OF the highest qualities of talent, courage
and incorporating patriotism and should
vacancies occur in oher departments, 1t Will
only be necessary for the President, IN filing
them, TO follow his own example in order to
secure the undivided applause of oil earnest
and patriotic men. 1t Is plain, however, tha,
in the present crisis of our history, when The
question of our National existence is rushing
irlesistby toward a final and irreyOcGble de
cs.oD, tie considerations Of party politc'
and locality which ordinarily control such ap
pontmenis have become worthless. Even the
most ultra Republicans would now rather has'
a Democrat who is for the uuspar.ng and un
hating prosecution of tho war, and who would
shrink at 10 obstacle to the restoration Of th
national integrity than timid, luhewarin, com
promising Republican. Or give ms men neve
heard of in politics. or give us two or three
rom the snme State, if yol will, provided The.
possess tina. eminent capacity for their fuhc
lions, that extraordinary energy OF character
aud that immovabie sternness oi purpose wbci
alone are lit to direct the nation amid th'
perls that surround it.