Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-26

tdey viii tell you: 1--WE have been detailed as tcsptsl
nu sea" hr. B. thanked the Senator from South Osto
Ina Mr. 0RR for Offering this resolution, and Wished
he would turn bis also, 20 ahe Provost harshels,
who are AZ moving pssceatls cuzans aud falling to pu
down e1.ortion sui rascsly. Tse P,ovost Marsh N
this cy Tu!elg bseaks open and examines toe trunks
o. pas e gers but has no power to eiop theVng in The
next orss. .ows tha' goods are brought here IL
ola ion o. Jaw, bu; no kes no th9h TO fupprss
Toe III cit trade He optn private tulks 10 search for
bottle OF iskey, but DO has no power to suppress
I orjicn iethsr has he the power, 1t would SEEM to
pat dosn frauds of any kind, hu: he can keep bllck
guard guard At his door.
NJ said that he rsoautly went to Gen. Winders Of
Ace te reporter understood him TO mesn on business
aud vas stopped the door by nsotaE sentOe who
thrust bayous at him. and comm 5ed him 10 "get oct
of tie wayn He told him that he was Senator from
IS ppi but the sentinel replied "a dou't damn
VINO YOU ar --stald back Nj B complained OF tbt
/ 20 rec but the sentinel kept duty, aud again
nsul ed Hr on the fOloSinE day. | the PiovOs.
Mars al can't DO HE duty, re ought to he displaced
Mr. B. VAS tired Of the arrogance and n' cercy of OF
6cials and If their assumption Of power. He wanted
fidelity and capacity, and was glsl tie Senator from
Q. (Gr. ORR) had introduced the sui jact
Mr.. HENRY, OF Tenn, submitted few remarks to.
voring more extended inquiry than that proposed by
n 0Ra 1t has come to tnI, he said, that our gallant
soiier they escape the bullets Of the enemy, have
run tn, gsuulst Of the Medical Department Where
there 20 much csmor, there mus he some ground for
mpla and he hoped he tutj &C. would be thorough
TIE tsolatiOn submit. ID by NJ. ORR as then agreed
to.
MARITAL LAW.
Mr.. SEhAES, Of La. submit ed the follow rg resolu
ton:
Resolved, That the Committee the judiciary be d.
rected to enquire in the ssty for iu tler lCgsa
ton TO restrain within constitutional limi = the exercise
o. rover by military Ulcers assumed under color OF the
ct suspe0dDg the privilege OF the writ Of habG' c'ps
Ar SEhkES, in explanation Of his reasons for sun
nit ng this resolution, rssd PROCLAMATION or order
Issued by Major General Earl Van Dorm, several weeks
ago He had no doubt OF the patriotic motives OF Gen.
YIN Dorm, and that he believed he was ,ubJsIviaE
the public Interests when be issued that PROCLAMATION
ut those who accustomed 70 regard constitutional
Zee. ic ions viewed the matter a. an extraordinary
-ump..on OF power. The o. C. OF the resolution was
T. cal, the attention OF the Juliciay Committee ID tie
subject 10 order that misconceptions OF prtyous legi3
ton might be corrected Miary commanders cannot
IN Treasury uotes gal ;tncer; there Is no Law oi
.JraCr IS Guhorz ug them to do Neither they
a. of z,d 20 declare martial law. Tha. power - yesIt
ia the Preside slime Tl,y caEro. threttea editors
Win Il 20 ami lamp isOumeut Of slLg com ntnts up.
On hvir clci4 without s.sp sudnig that sric1 Of
e UoEs,i uuoa rlich guiT.u,,ts the liberty Of the
pr 80 Mr. 5 said he unwilling, whist We are fight
iug the battle Of Liberty, 10 have military dc=posm
estaD i-h, among u. A he had fore remarked, he
did o, beey, thai this Cfc,r tIolgnt he dong
x
wa4 CbYi,u'
Mr.. SPARROW m ,nhoaed an inshrce of the So cure,
b. orj,r OF Ger. Van DoTa, Of optItJ beo-g n 10
I've SAFE Of Lousal4, which Gov. Morton had caused
9, b. removed fron SeV aus, te'ore the cIpure OF
that CITY 81 grus, trouble AID ,Ip,-ss An orir has
st Z. en- issu,d from tn War Department ioE0dding
sm.l5r g. cures ~ he IN ~.
NJ OLDHAM, OF T,xlt grltilsd At the intrc-
ducOn o hs utiou. Tac Stie Of TeHH7, as large
a. Que half OF the Cont deracg had oeen puE u9der mait
law. by a B gadior nertI, I'D Pc'V"s: Marsha. sp
pointed m each This Was ridiculous ans 1t W-s
i'm, that such th "a we're stopped Matters are hap)el-
ilg here every day wIcl demand tag attention o. UOi
gre7s. Ctz are not p'rmIucd TO travel from tnis
CIV 10 P,l,rsbcIg or elsewhere ules3 they 90 h. ne
gro 60 the PfoyosJ Marshal and set pas port. These
lIi.Iy men cugI: 10 o. checked ID hoped the
Jui,iarv COmnee would uys-tga;- iat pa2s. orr sy'
ten ,oc L sid freyc1t spies irom GOins or coming,
as crsryb ~ cuull c,t p-sfPvs-
~ CLARK, oi No, ssri ss should be cautious in
60 icsr .a- order ct ous so-e'as b heVyd ttes
q H. Van Dora bsi done ~ B.: 10 tring 10 pu: down the
eNtortorers aud those Who atempo j to deprcCa.e our
currency Tn.s, shyock' were the meanas ret Of
people 10 the world. Our SV,u-, who ss~ all manner
o crice, bestowed Ls wrath uyou thc m.uey cha Is
h. t1c .,upl, aud X k't over ,agr utl'.
At frr.' er remarks BY Mr. Bro" u HAS and
y sNEs Of La. .-. - Ion sea aiop'd
o. mpioi Of Nc ORR the Senate -c ,nt1ed
HoUsE o. representatives,.
Tbs U.r.ru...r. l. n',ipsL n, 1UI 49, oroasi .i,h
pa, er By R77. 81 Boy.
Ilasu u'xBtss.
\. aAELI s.s alj rD0-l.- Is,'e o. a s-ac- -
li- irag.e Il. GsELAND % Ars.'s. tor n' u atri-
da4,y upSu OBJ, -ssjou- y. Congress IA consequence
NJ WRIGHT o. Tenn, asked AM obtained lave at
sblcgc' TO- hi 60 acue ~ AIRss Ia consequence Of
ing obliged 20 remove bic family i'on por.oh OF Il
country occupied By Iac ercmg.
THE CLIENpAE
NJ. HALL asked Ia What condition tho calendar sas,
and 4 there sss any order in regard 10 L. Many inn
poraut bills ware 20 bis kn1roigc sleeping quietly
the calendar ard De gave noice that hs would at Al
early dsy, move 20 90 20 The cal OF States aui Com
iui,t,Cs 10 Q der :, t,ky up tN' calendar.
rTriT.oss And MEMORIALS, 4c.
H.. LANDER 0! \. v, p.'5,u'ed petition wh5h
wac referred ths Committee On Pos.oi:es and Post
roads
II COLLIER Of Va, rrcsen,Od memorial frOm
the ltdi Of PJvhaAI county, asking tat phTsiclus
ho4'i Ie sK'mo'cj from o'uscrp ioa. Referred 10 tie
Cc7mitre o- NJ i',ry AGirs.
ur rOLGO Be, Of Va, presented elsim, which
wa' Tcl,rEed.
u-uTY 10 C3Sscsrr.s
Mr.. GAITBES introduced q o. p yiling for grant.
ius toua:y to couscrips. Gs.Crr,4
PAY CF TEcOPs.
NJ. GARRETT rncsed the following resolution
"R.s,rsd Tda, the President BE- rcqIo'ed 10 INTERN
,hs H.us, whether the army regulation, hiring the
troops to be psid monthly has been compiled WITH ard
il rot how far ch payments are n Arrears and the
reasons for such delay" Passed.
EVACUATION OF NORFOLK AID SEw ORLEANS.
M PERKINS, of La { n red the fc' owing:
Res red That the President be rq estei, not IT,
co m t' With tho public interest to furnish this HOue
with copes Of the insruc inns gwen to the naval and
~ l,,ary commanders Ct Norfolk and New Orleans, in
ference to thel defence aud surrender Of those cies,
c;or ard slteCqr Mt 70 the pnicd OF Il cir evaoua
by our troops also, copies Of all CORE pondence DO
tT,5n he COME c-ate Executive ard the helds OF The
Il rent depar meos in tti' city, and the Cove nCTs Of
Lou.i,ns ard Virginia, and -the Confederate Cifcsls
civil military aud naval in those States, in connec.
lioa with the SAM subject"
MILITARY NPRESsNEST.
Mr. FOOTE offered a res ,ution thai the Committee on
T. Judiciary INQUIRE VIA. Cgi'iao1 ia eqIisi'e