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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
Gen. Sterling Price.

The following very complimentary aud very Just res
oludons, which, some weeks ago, were adopted by the
Senate of Tennessee, unanimously, have, within few
DAVIS past, been adopted BY the Lower House Of the
Tennessee Legislature, also with unanimiy. 1t will
cheer the heart Of this NOBLE soldier Of the people,
amid the vast difficulties that surround him, to know
that he is so remembered ard appreciated by the gal
ant State of Tennessee
Whereas the prompt aud emphatic acknowledgment
Of eminent military services rendered to
promotion has ever been held 70 be the appropriate re-
yard Of energy and vslor displayed upon fields OF INDY
ing renown and as not better calculated 70 consolidate
be fame Of arms than to provoke 10 generous emulA
ion in others having equal opportunity oil winning
lory and Of establishing lasting claims TO public graft
uda therefore,
Il, II y,tolpsd That in the deliberate judgment Of
he General Assembly of tie State Ct Tennessee, Major
General Sterlag Prcs Of Missouri in the progress OF
pending struggle for Southern I'D dependence, by his
blnt achievements in arms his untiring al and &C
yirv both in the "a sing With but little aid from any
other Quarter OF large bodies of enthusiastic bold and
"a ,tiys citizen soldiers, ard directing their energies
lpoa the l of battle with unsurpassed success by his
Uniform bodnsss and celebrity of movement 80 peculiarly
usd 10 var ike the present one by his uncomplan-
~ patience and serenity amidst the severe trials to
which he ard hs brave soldiers o. Missouri have been
constantly exposed; his manly hopeuIness ana iorh
.ule amidst Dangers aud diff ,ultes which few commln-
ers either living or dead have been tated to encoun
.sr do consplcucusy ente him to the exalted respect
md ferveut gratitude OF his own eouutymen, and 10
he sympathy aad admiration Of all enighteAed friends
Of free institutions throughout the civilized world
RrsalpsS further That il be hereby respectfully, but
earnestly recommended TO the President OF the Conted
srlte States ct nercs consistent with his own sense
ofciAl duty that 10 embrace the earliest opportunity
rhioh NAV be Afforded hin, Of eyncng his own favour
able appreciation of the services Gad capacity OF Gen
Prce bv assigning TO him such position Id the army OF
aid Confederate States may be in his judgment beet
calculated to enable him 10 prove thoroughly effective IN
y)uslumatug the versucs Of the State OF Missouri
rom Federal rule and in driving the myrmd'ns Of des'
nntisn heKond The Coined lracy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12

privileges; In fact they did they liked. have
pestedly seen them at the open windows smoking or
reading The guard placed over them consisted but Of
few men, ard approved visiters permitted to visit
and oonverss with them daily IL vas not until con.
spiracy had ben entered into to break from their
fuement that stringent we're resoted TO- Sev
era prisoners made their escspe but were recapured
STILL most emphaicily deny that any Of the s,ntines
fred the prisoners because they stood a. the wiudowa
The Southern volunteers are unGer better restraint and
discipline than to commit such wanton act, unless, In
deed prisoner endeayoring escape, which 10 H..
self would form ls.fcatory cause IL would be well
II the North treated Southern prisoners With half
the humanity shown to the Unionists at Richmond.
8. PHILLIPS DAY
AZ Upper Albany street. Regents Park.
January 81, 1852.
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Tha War.

We have very imperfect detail o. the disaster at 70
seOk, Island An artel, copied from yesterdays DAY
BoEo gives few al i;iolal particulars, which are high
!, favorable 70 the heroic bearing Of our men. We have
netting deGle as to the person. whether in this city or
Norfolk or elsewhere sho responsible for the saerihce
orsooO MN. We b,a' many rumors on the subject
L. is s tia. some responsibility shOald attach to blum
lsrs. 20 matter By whom committed.
TIE eii1sns Of E1,beth City, n. @, thriving village
a. 300 Inhabitants unable defend their town, delo'
sag set to it. rather than Perni. to fall into the
hands Of tho enemy Il is &C! that rivals GreciAn Pc
fri3,s and Is worthy Of universal imitation. Let u
EVERYWHERE dso.s oar cities and our lard sooner than
s,Fr thsm % bsc1ms the spoil OF the foul invader
A Memphis Ds5lsoh sp,Ak' o. The military excite
mani becoming warm in that city and region Il Is high
I'M, if tie sale be true that the Federal gunooAis Iai'
2l MN in possession Of the Florence bridge, and the!
have not vet bseu Disturbed.
GOV L,tcber's message to the Legislature yesterday,
vi, ares. attention. struggle for liberty or death u
,.,, We mas. al bscom, soldiers, and the sooner
cue be.is,.
TIE Northern papers speak Of NeCleAns intention to
sJ,,.,, At an early d4y. There also FumOrs OF q
movement upon w1chss.er. b.; We suspect the con-
5iton Of the rods vii, for time, render these projects
,npra,.cAbls l. s the part Of wisdom however TO De
ready for al CONTINGENCIES.
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MILITARY ORGANIZ ALTON.

plFkScE or TIE CIrrIs AND TWINS OF vIRGTNA-VIrws
oy THE GOVERNOR.
The following communication from His EIcellency,
Governor Lscher was read yesterday, in the Senate
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Feb llth 1882.
Gent,emsa of che Senate aud House of Dslsgdtss
crisis is upon "a, The results Of recent reverscs TO
our arms at Mil Spring, Port Henry, and Roanoke Is
land appeal In the strongest terms to our patriotism,
and demand an exhibition Of all CUE energies, an uneom
promising spirit aud stern and determined resolution
The eIigences of the times ara not duly appreciated
by m.ny OF our people, the dangers which environ US
are too lightly es mated.
We must zee and feel their imminence before We can
DO aroused to that action which is necessary to save us
from alarming Ills and to evils which threaten our
existence our peace, and our organisation as govern
mem. The results referred 10 should be sufficient 70
arouse the people Of the Confedcacy, to stimulate aud
call into action all energies, physical and nteilec'
tual.
1t cannot but be apparent to every mind that the OBJ
iect Of our enemies Is to Gu. of our Southern connec
lions by railroad and Otherwise and 10 defeat the
por.aton of troops from pont to another with GER
tauty and celebrity, necessds, may demand This
result accomplished and great sep will have been
taken towards their success and our subugation-
l. becomes u.s. therefore, to perfect our organisation,
and bring into active use ell our strength 70 defeat the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
From tn. Norfolk Day Book o. yesterday.
ROANOKE ISLAND AND ELIZABETH CITY

courier arrived here Yesterday afternoon about
o'clock from whom gather tie following inforha.
ton:
The enemy in full force advanced upon Elztbeih City
yesterday abou: o'clock, and began Rrteck u o.
that place The citizens ding vain, eyacY
ated the place, but before doing 10 tie torG
and Wien our Informant left it was still 10 flames.
We have also TO record the capture by tie enemy II
all our little set except tie Fanny" For S."
informant not certain whc-. TIs boat e'u ed IRE
enemy and msd, up the PnqIo'Srk river. She w,s,
however, pursued, ard feaTs are entertained that s,e
too has been captured Is said that before our sOas
surrendered they we're sbaGioa ., ard tha; {.
crews succeeded in making ler sscspc If ttiz b, 20
We are At loss TO conjecture why they lot a.
before being abandoned.
The dsaster TO our little e. IA attributed 20 tie fac,
that having exhausted III ir eupalv Of coal srd RnnE
niion they proceeded 10 Ezab IN City for Il purpose
Obtaining supply. Every FIR. vas made 20 ob'sn
coal, but without success, AID this account the 4
unable to return to the Iand to lend any ss.;
aoce whatever 10 cur foces.
All the details as Published With ref re.c3 20 the ca,
ture Of Roanoke Island co.f, md bg this ccus
He represents cur less at ahou three h1nd killed. aId
wounded and states that o. the eaeuy .oli have
been less Than thousand killed. Great bsvec made
among them While coming up the road leading TO the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
ThI,CongrcsslonaI District.

There is no doubt We suppose, of the election OF James
LYONS Esq, TO represent the metropolitan District in
me approaching Congress While We may regret to lose
he ability. experience and worth OF Mr.. mcfarland
sOm the public councils at susA time as this, We may
Notwithstanding congratulate Congress and the country
d the ace sson to the legislative service of so con-
,ocuously patriotic, LIBERAL bigh':Oned and talented
gentleman as Mr.. Lyons Mr.. L. has been prominently
ientssd with the revolution through which We are
Sssug fromits beginning and no man is more thorough
devoted 70 the greA. objects sOugh! to be established
Il
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designs Of Willy and unscrupuioos foe vboee rs-ch
has been marked by brutality, bloojshed and pluI r.
Every citizen Of Rchmotd ought feel and know lat
the possession of this city object OF the most ear
ness and Iious desire the part Of our enemies lie
mechanical doing 90 much
uphold the Southern Cor iederscy that its loss TO
would be well nigh rreparatl'
The various pro; oh.iors which have been made by
Lincoln his allies to parcel the territory OF tie
Commonw wealth make the possession and sutju CATION q.
Virginia al objec, not less desirable TIE casual CD
server cannot have He'd 10 these things. and they
should rouse up every latent feeling Of patriotism that
SAUNDERS within him. and bring into promps aud d. CT
sve action
The defence Of Richmond, Norfolk, Fredericksburg,
and other parts OF the State, is OF the utmost mpo
lance and to secure this deiepce, must at once take
steps TO secure organization, aad bring efficient COPS
into the fed. l therefore recommend
Frat, That the male population OF the cities and iosas
be divided into those Subj &C: TO ordinary and eIaoIci
nary at-the first Glass 10 embrace those between IS
and 45-:be second class embrace those between 10
and Is, and those between As and 90 years Of age.
Sec nd, To authorize the Gov rlor, when informed by
the President OF the Confederate Sta Of TIE urgency
for doing, to call both classes os home defence
ID make rules ana regulations fer their ore zlon into
companies and regiments in conformity viii the .-s Of
Vigiris, and require all places OF b1sness b, clcs
q O'clock p and tie whole icIce drafted as Aisre.
said, to turn out for discipline aud iuiuuciiol.
TSird, Toe ordinary draft TO be ordered Il neces.
sery, 10 ceenu any lines OF hpfoAC1 10 inc togn O.
" to which they beong-lhe raordmsry dtsft ~
be required to beyond disarcc Of 6ye mes ic IA
the limits Of the town city 10 Etich they bslotg
FJtrth-To include in slch drafts psr.ons r. ourn.
ing 10 the cities or togns for period longer than ten
DAYS
Ffh-None to be exempt for any other reason than
service in the State Come iera.c States.
II this Is corsdered hard service lot tho people OF
cities and recoIect that the people OF New Or
leans, Charleston Mobile and Savannah have adopted
this policy and have steadily prscsed it Tor moaths
past. The people Of Redmond and other cities and
towns 10 Virginia just much exposed az those OF
the cities have named aud should be wiling to sacr
Zee much for the cause, In the way Of
and comfort.
If the Legislature will pass law the patriotism Of the
people Of Virginia will respond TO it, and show that
they not less ready make all necessary sacrifices
for the common than those OF any other State in
the Oonfederacy. Respectfully,
JOHN LETCHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
THE TREATMENT OF UNION PRISONERS AT RICH.
MOSD.
10 TEX rnIroR OF rHE rIvEa.

The account Of the treatment received by Federal
prisoners a. Richmond, published IN the Northern jour
nsls aud reproduced in your columns OF Monday, Is
Wholly exsg yera,cd and totally without foundation
While residing in the Virginia capital from June to
October. of the last year, bscams perfectly familiar
vii the manner In which the prisoners Of war were 40.
c,mmodatcd and treated. Ny impression is that they
were allowed every needfal indulgence and that coDsd-
s,able kindness was extended to them So sensitive In.
dsed were they OF this that toars OF gratitude would
some,imss roll down their checks, whila their hearts
would swell with emotion. They thought that when
tbey fell into the hands OF Southern they had fallen
among theves who would strip them Of their rament,
instead of which they found them good SImar.ans who
bound up their wounds poured in oil and wine and took
care Of them.
have myself bestowed tr:ang attentions upon some
Of these men, and no citizen OF Richmond was prohb-
led from extending to them any Kindness be felt dis
posed TO show Inteed numerous aad repeated were
these practical attentions OF good feeling that the local
Journals had more than TO remonstrate considering
scarcely Just that the enemy prisoners should receive
dsicaces aud favors while their own sick and wounded
needed both.
constantly passed tho tobacco warehouses at the
north end Of the city where some 600 or more prison.
srs we're confined. They we're allowed all panner 81
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Rhe Cayalry.

Il is highly important that this invaluable arm OF the
service should be promptly recruited nIcoDPanoe WIN
the recent act aud placed on the best possible ioonns
To remove difficulties and facilitate enlisting it has been
suggested that the State in ell cases where the parties
are not able to furnish horses shall furnish them and
reimburse ITSELF by retaining the forty cents per diem
until the purchase money is refunded TIE adoption
OF this suggestion would remove the chief obstacle to
speedy filing the ranks TO the required number. 1t
would entail no pernanen. Oss on the State and would
subserve most important pub ic end
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
THE WISE LEGION-TaE FORCE AT ROANOKE Is.
LAND

The Legion commanded by Brig. Gen. Henry A. Wise
consisted Of three Infantry regiments, ono regiment o.
cavalry and one corps OF artillery.
In the various sharp skrmishos with the enemy IN the
West comparat vey few casuaies had occurred but ty
phod and other diseases had fearuy thuned the ranks
Of MANY Of the companes The field officers Of the Il,
e.imeut we're Col J. Il. RICHARDSON Il. W. Fry, Jr,
N,1r There presenter this regiment In the bat
Is on R)aroke Island the companies OF Captains Jsn-
uings Wise Abbit, Harrison, Miller, Watson, Coles,
Crank aad Williams. 0f the "a regiment, commanded
by COL Frank Anderson Of which John Llwsol wac
N,Ior, the following we're present, viz Ben hcCuloch
R.ucers undes command Of Lieut.. Hazstt the comps
MES Of ClptlinI DcksGSa.. Wallace, kcDonad, Dor.
ruan Morris Lewis and Swami. Thr"e were Redmond
companies in these regiments VIZ The companies Of
Captains Wise, Dickinson and Wallace Seven besides
the Richmond companies mentioned we're Ion Eastern
Virginia, aud four from Western Virginia. TIE Ben
McCulloch Ringers were from Louisiana, and Melon.
Alas company from hissssipp.
Two companies left to guard she hospitals and public
property near LsWisburg have not yet returned from
Tie West
The artillery under Gen. Helnngsen, is Of Eir ,beIh
City Il consisted Of three companies, Roemer, hcCo'
mas and LoWty's
The cavalry regiment. commanded by Col. j. Lucius
Davis ia quartered At yCsoag points awaiting equip
ments and the orders of the War department..
The q regiment, commanded by Co.oue }. Wharton
Green is in North Carolina.
There remain, there lore, intact:
The cavalry regiment 900 men
Green's T, Z ment. .. 200 men.
Elgsr's and wOOdraNs companies, at
Lewisburg. 100 men,
Artillerymen 100 men,
Total. 1000 men.
I.is believed that at least 200 have esosped which
added to the above, viii make 800 effective yet
under the command OF General Wise. The number Of
his Legion who were in the fight a; Roanoke land Is
believed have been ess than 900, and total force
loss than . 500 msn.-EHgIjrer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12

Asr o.n terms, 90 far a. trade "a conSsrnsd. sush
combination would make Havre the Liverpool Of the
world and e.c.uslly baif the Yankees and John Bull
at the same time.
1t may De that England, as reported BY the last
steamer on the point Of recognising Us to prevent TINS
very alliance With Francs. But We should not walt
moment. We owe her no thanks. France Is enough
for u.s. and should rather hasten to close with her
that England may reap the fruits of her own seln'n
policy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12

.m.nsasut. and .rsued against the pAA-ss Of the bill.
In It's present shape.
Pending the further consideration Of the BILL the Gen.
.ka adiourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
, War OF EThau.tlon.-The policy of King.

land.
BsIot de- M,aieres IN hs pamphlet on this eou--
,y ,ze7-ssaI Toe opinion TIA. Eagand desired greAs
"a ra CT the Cd U1ioa bu, IS long as she could do
-bo1s eo,.oa. ssl would no. Interfere. Her policy
.s., sad a5oE until the Two sections had thoroughly
N,r1,1.tei tlsmseyss and then chs Wod intervene a.
MnaN-s % 5o.5 parties. Au article Nhcn We COY
L1zdoa Trgs, ayoEs tia; policy the one
3Eopland sao1li pursue Il IS purely selfish
q asd On that accoun, vould be likely TO commend
% E9slish statesmen. Bat there are circumstances
NAV. and probably vii, d.ies; all slch schemes
iels before " refers 20 some OF them. From three
@ 70 lloas Of g,sh operatives are suffering fer the
br Al Of lie tr1ugl the wan. Of cotton aud they,
elrHszto the 7irss own showing, s-s showing ind1f
Il b, OF s-orns and tempests. Blu: il they could, in
eJnarau,e wi,h S.sle craft, manage 10 fast uad he
Ygke.s and rste's we're exhausted, there il AnOber
anal sfe-ms,arcli the wly The Ruler Of France Is
No, covered b., he same considerations in regard to
this county uhch influence Elglsi statesmen. Eng
d, agsraadi1sueut on this eouueut il no part Of biz
pJcy BE desires Southern cotton and market for
Pc ca mlnufctu-es than no does the annihill-
toa Of Anerica. Tuis fact may occur 20 our Commis-
rouers aud theY night propose terms Of alliance With
Face Which uolil be mutually and vastly beneficial 10
blh eoln,res. Ia veS Of such policy on the par; or
Eirsnd a. hat Indicated h would be wise in Us to cfr
Fr.ne, l. ecu5ssatoa OF breaking the blockade AID
Al slia-ce cfsriss add deflfs.ve the exclusive
rying tade be,seeR he two countries for q term Of
ysars and srmhsFoiAl advantages extended TO Other
a-d1a IL fSL vs could aflIrd 20 let F:ancs dictate
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3FORMOND WING
20 coKnKsPONOENTs.

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lrJ A t, 3. i7sy.sf for4, Ooit4dry NOTICES sresed
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xiLIrALr oRaAxsLTIos.

The PRESIDENT al-o laid before the Senate a con-
ulnicaion from the Executive, recommending bsttCr
g,nIloa tor the dsIenoe OF the cities and toHns ot
no Safe Referred 20 the Committee Military AZ
..rs AID ordered 10 BE- printed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
MILLS PASsIp.

Al AZ o'clock, The doors were re-opened -
Ga motion the Bill providing for more ehictuily coll
Letting the arms In the Commonwealth not 10 thu pub.
lie service Esa taken up aud passed. ayes So nays
Mr. GILMER asked Sld Obtained leave to have hin
vote recorded In the srlrmriVs oil the Military Bill.
hch WIS passed on Monday during bis unavoidable alb
sence.
GA motion the House az burned to L. NJ, to morrow.
We arc requested to state that Mr.. AcR lnsy, Of
Buckingham, was absent, IN hence OF indaposi
ion, from his seat in the House Of pslegSes last Mon
DIV. vAeu the vote was tax n or the Militia bill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12

TUESDAY, Feb. II, 1867.
The House was called to order at IL N. The special
order for meeting at IL o'clock expired with the passage
of the Military Bill Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge
of the Episcopal Church.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12

Toe FhENIUENI pT ssIIVu IIVIl VIC
Auditor OF Public Accounts in response 20 resolution
r for az csti-lte of ths probable COS; Of construct
10 fba Covinron and Ohio Railroad far westward
3. White Sllphur Springs. TIE communication and
accompanying documents laid upon the table, and
,FdereG 10 be printed.
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Probate Notice.

II the MISTER Of the Estase Of William Owens late %
PtAtaw atlantis County, deecased.
NOTICE IL hereby sfvca. that the wittn the shevo
IN named william Ovens, dseaassd, bas bsen pubiic-
~ read required br law, anil ths nrst Monday il
March fss2 Get for hearing This psos of said WIZ. -
the ece sf the County 1utfs of said Csusty VI Fsts-
waltauaie in the city ~ CspReiI Bluffs.
ABRAHAM yACKsUN,
couaty Jsdss " Fsffs~sfssnis cssssy, 1s0et
Jan. -, 1868. sg4 e k@#ss N 81 "a
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FORM or PROPOSAL. GUARANTEE, An,
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PROPOSAL.

A PROPOSAL.
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