Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
BIAURIGARD's ARMY.

The Whereabouts of Gen. BsAures,rd and bis army
seems TO exercise the Yankees sorey. The New York
Times ssys
Is or is not the great rebel army lately at Cornth still
4 coherent mass Taking all the circumstances into
account there vas, in tho military history Of the
world an army of such magnitude concerning Nhote
movements and Whereabouts the opposing commanders
we're so completely in the dark. Although such host
could not have been removed from CoInth in day nor
in week. General Hal.ck knew not il had been eyacu-
aed until BY accident General Pope discovered that thu
rebel bird had hJwn and that few rebel pick t. we're
keeping our mighty army at bay anc, though twenty
days have elapsed rce that event. We have yet notnLS
clearer than lot Of dijointed statements locating t
here therA and everywhere. The TO- 900 men sad o
have been captured by Pope ascertsned 10 have ben
highly exaggerated statement OF that dashng Generals
achievement, and though our cavalry were reported 10
be everywhere ain hot pursuit. and though Pope now
announced be forty miles south OF Cornh, IL has noe
yet been acertaned where single one Of the rebel d.
visions has gone TO- The possible lines OF retreat for
them we're very few and know that they must have
gone southwark and then probably cast. Blu how lar
SOUTH and to whs. point or pon's IN the east lnfoI
nation this subjs awaited for by the public with
the greatest anxiety. We have 10 DOUBT that II Haleck
had not expelled ali correspondents Of the Press from
lines they would have informed US, and him, too, long
ago. of the location Of every brigade Of the rebel
army.
There seems to be little doubt however, that the div
sions OF Bauregards army are Dot now coherent With
great likelihood deachments Of reported 10 be at
Richmond, Charleston, Mobile aud other plsceS. Ger
tain divisions reported being greatly broken up,
though such statements, being wthou' proof, must Dc
received with caution. There have undoubtedly also
been heavy rt bel assertions but eight ten thousand
though it might be large number OF d,s.rers, would
be small deduction from the rebel army Shich General
Haleck reported DO in his front at Corinth. II the
remainder Of Beauregard's prodigous force-if Pice
Polk, Bragg, Hsrdee, Breckenridge and CrttndeD and
their respective commands, are SUI IN Mis- sspp, or II
they have left the State-we would be obliged any
one for some intelligent info nation Oh the eurject.
BRUTE BUrLlR AND THE WOMEN OF sIw ORLEANS"
The Absoy Evening Journal attempts TO paiste Rfuts
Buffers notorious order by the foo~ing paragraph,
which shows that the estor H. If possbe, lower down
in the scale Of humanity than Batter himself
gentleman just returned from that city, where he
has resided slice the b.oke our, says we can
have no conception of the indiglpes brave fellows
arc compelled to suffer at the hands OF those fends Ia
p.ticosts. All Of shame aud decency appears 10
nave departed out Of them They rival the most de-
graded street walkers not only In rbadry, but in OBJ
scenity Women who have been regarded ~ the pat
Of refinement and good breeding, indulge in AN
gusge toward Cur officers and men which 10 dec ut
journalist would dare put into print Presenting upon
the privilege Of the sex they not only ss-ai them nth
the tongue but With more material weapons. But kets
of sops emptied upon them as they pass dccAyed
orsngss and eggs hurled at them and Every
insuI deprased fancy can invent Is oaered TO the
hated FeGerss.
The forbearance Of our troops this gentleman ssys is
wonderful They endure the ibes and prosecutions Of
these uuseIed Sretches with philosophy that nothing
c4n overthrow. But the nuisance last becoming
intolerstl.. The offenders presuming upon tho
chiyalry OF our troops commit pay eics assaus Zone
thing like the order of Gen. Butler became imperative.
II women, pretending to De decent, initiated the
duet of "women Of tire town." il proper that some
thing like the punishment sncui be meted gu. to
them.