Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
FROM THE RArPAHANSocK.
The World, in its editorial news summary, sa,

The World IN It's editorial news summary, says;
After carefully weighing the various facts aud rumors
last brought from the Rappahannock, fail to arrive
at solution of the important questions now pressing
concerning the position and condition of Gen. Rockers
main army Gibbons has been driven on. Of Freder-
icksburg and crossed over into Falmouth; Sedgwick
has been pushed by Longstre the river at
point above Banks Ford eiecting passage while ex.
posed to severe FIRE; Hooker seems to have made
effort TO aid him The enemy obtained position some
where near what was, at prior accounts, the resting
place Of HookeI's right alter it had been decisiyey
turned from whence they enabled to shell United
States Ford damaging one Of our hospitals and killing
and woundng the inmates. Sedgwick, after retiring
over his hastily constructed pOntoOn bridges, pushed on
rapidly toward United States Ford.
The Government has ordered Heintzeman's command
to reinforce General Hooker to the extent Of $4,000
men, and we understand that $4,000 more troops are on
their way to him from another quarter lastly, prepare
tons have been made TO remove our stores and army
supplies from Aqua Creek if itoud prove e1pedeni;
The Government has expressed the belief that
all indications are suspicious
The following is an editorial paragraph
The Administration has at least learned one lesson
II perceyestbat upon Gen. Hookers contest with the
army of Gen. Lee hangs our veal woe aud it is rein
forcing him with all the that be gathered TO
his aid from any and every quarter Had 1t been as
faithful to Gen. Mcclellan the Peninsula, as it is to
Gen. Hooker on the Rappahannock Richmond would
pOcoccclOi1
sands of our brave soldiers would have died ia vain
The accounts published in the World were taken to
New York by Especial messenger" aud as they are
obscure and imperfect we deem unnecessary to copy
any further extracts
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
From long list published in the World, copy the
following names of Yankee officers killed and wounded:
KILLED.
Brig Gen Schmilefng, llth corps.
Col Lee, 9th NJ
Lieut. Col Chaplin, sth n 7.
Lieut. Col Walters, 18th Con-
Major Taxon, Seth n. Y.
Col Mcknight l05th Penn.
Col Lancaster, I75th do.
Col Shamrock, l09th do.
Col Stevens, 4h Excl Brig
Lieut. Col Scott, 3rd Wiscon.
Lieut. Col Chaplin, seth n. Y.
WOUNDED.
Brig Gen Whpple, Gen Devens, Mass, Gen Mott.
Col Hayman, 37th n. Y.
Col Sewell, 9th n. j.
Col Bnrling 9th do.
Lieut. Col Norton, l2Sth N Y.
Col Ross, 2lst Con.
Col Hecker, S2nd Hi.
Col Noble 18th Con.
Col Fontvegesach, 25th n Y.
Col Johns 7th Mass.
Col Brown, Seth n. Y.
Col Riley, 10Th Ohio.
Col Richardson, 25th n. Y.
Col Won elisa.
Col Person LIST n. Y.
Lieut. Col Cogswell End Mass.
Col Miles, 6lst n. Y.
Col n Gregory, 9lst Penn.
Lieut. Col. Lounsbury, 9Th Excel.
Col Parks, End n Y
Col Burlin, 9th n. j.
Col Willets, 18th n j.
Col Potter 18th N IL
TIE ARREST OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXCITEMENT AT
DAYTON.
Thefolowing kilograms contain all the accounts rea-
tive to the arrest of Mr.. Vallandingham
C1xcISNArI, May 6-Great excitement existed at
Dayton Ohio yesterday in regard the arrest of Hon.
Clement L. yaandingham by order of the military au-
thorities. -
At dark crowd Of from five to six hundred pro-
ceeded to the Journal Office, took possession of it. COM
petely Quilted the building set it on fire and burned it
to the ground.
The fire communicated to the adjoining buildings and
all the property from the south end of the Philips
House to the middle of the square was destroyed
All the telegraph lines in the city were cut down and
destroyed.
The bridge on the Xenina road is reported to be des
troyed.
At 10 o'clock at night federal troops from Cincinnati
and Columbus succeeded in putting down the rioters
and at half past ii o'clock quiet again restored
CIScINSAr1 May 6-P. M.-Dayton has been compar-
atvely quiet oday. About thirty rngleaders in last
nights riot have been arrested without resistance and
placed in Jail
The Empire newspaper has been suppressed. Its
editor has been arrested and brought here.
The soldiers removed swivel from the Empire office,
and also took possession of two wagon loads of muskets
stored in the Light Guards armory.
Every precaution has been taken to prevent renewal
of the outbreak. The liquor shops have been closed,
and the teegaphs have been repaired so that commune
cation with the East is re-established. -a
Mr. Vallandigham was brought before the court mar
tia to day for trial He refused to plead to the charges
which were read him. and the court proceed with the