Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

DEF nders At once Of New Orleans Abd these ser game
femaer. When this is done, cotton manufactures a.
the Baton Rouge PsnitentiAry will revive.
FRox The "soUrHsIDx"-We copy the following inter
esng paag apis from the Petersburg Express OF Satar
day:
Yankee Ou.raOsi in Nanssmosid aud lie Of Wight
Rentlsmau cir,ct FROM the Deighborhood informs us
that the Yankee VandIla roaming the counties OF
Nlnsemopd and Ise of Wight, stealth nj goes, bacon
and horses and arresiug every citizen whose loyalty 10
the Confederate Sat- is known.
The following gentlemen have been arrested, some Of
them msnacled, aud drsRefd Of 10 the RIP Raps JAS
billiard, E. Bev Hunter, James N. Holland, VIM. Law
leucs Alexander Auburn, Robert K. Primer, Addison
Ashburo Captain Charlls Holland, j. \. Council, N.
Norae5t Joseph Y Council, CHARLES Sumner and David
P Wright TIE two latter were placed in irons, and
marched eff under file of Dutch Yankees from Penn
s5lVaria.
thousand pounds OF bacoa and lard, and then carried
him to the Rip R4ps because h refused to take the oath
of allegiance 10 the L Ucoln Government.
Mes rs Ashburn and Pinner were arrested upon the
chsrge OF having purchased bacoa for the Confederate
government.
The Rev. Putnam Owen, of the Baptist Church, was
arrested last Sunday at Windsor, Isle OF Wight, AND
Alex Ashburn Postmaster at Wnosor, and Robt. K
rnuer assistant p H.. were arrested at the same time
In many instances, the LiGcoln thieves have swept
everything rem the premises they visited, not leaving
tue females and children of the family pound OF meat
or a single horse.
perfect reign of terror prevails in portions Of
Nansemond and Isle Of Wight counties, and the people
are leaving their homes by night, aud secretDg them
selves in the forests during the day. so that they may
escape the clu ches of the invaders and REACH pose
BILE toe Confederate lnes which do not extend be
You'd BsSk~ater. No more true or loyal people than
those who beneath the despos heel ia that sec
tor live in the Confederate States and they complain
greatly that the Government does not extend M'" some
protection.
TIE oss to the Confederate States in bacon and lard,
in n A. section, will be immense.
Back iyaiR.-A valuable servant man, who II su'
peror blacksmith, owned by WIN. Harrison, Y, Ct
Prince George county returned TO the home oil his mas
ter Wednesday night, after some three or teur weeks
ctp,iSi;y among the GAGkes, he was carried ell by
lot OF Lucons hirengs and entreaed 10 he let alone
the time but the cAptors deaf TO his entreaiies
tie SAYS tue negroes nov in AcClsAus camp are over
worked aud poorly fed, and viii all return 1t they get
all opportunity. little experience among the Yankees
cuuYuces the negroes that their ers most
yp,ciica dec ptiye zet aud that 10 reality they do
not caro- button for ,he poor elSSe about whom they
pras co loudly We think in time, the Yankees will rue
the dGy they uteri5ed with this peculiar insliu-
ton =" II theV have not already done so.
Bat one Iron. Ciad--We have il from authority en-.
tirey I,lAb!e that the Feduals have but one Ell
Give iron clad vessel in James rYer and that is the
Monitor The Gsleua is kep. III eight Tor appearances
ONLY she having ben rendered totally uui for service
ia the fight at Drewry's Buff She has nos fired gun
s!acs The NluSauck ard Stevens Battery botu nj
the North, undergoing repairs With III Give iron
clad vessel We might go James river, and clean
ou the entire Yankee feet should dare TO return after
the general stampede caused BY cur batteries yesterday
10 IrUiug
Ere al T. rksley-Llst night, at 10 o'clock, large
ire was rsging apparently in the immediate vicinity OF
Berkeley Our Informant too far distant to be posi-
i've as to the exact locality but the f7e WAS in that d
ectoa and i. is suggested by soma that the Federas
are probably about TO eyacus:e, and are destroying
yausbr. which they fud il someNla! inconvsneGt to
carry If.