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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18


not such as to give confidence to the people But be
their capacity and watebfulness wbatfhey may, help and
reinforcement can do no harm. We take the liberty OF
suggesting that the powers With which the Governor OF
Virginia is clothed may be prO6taby called into use
Richmond is full of men capable Of such service as
would be required Of them in its defence From sixteen
to sixty years of age il probable there ere from III
teen to twenty thousand men in the city Why should
they not DO organized and trained and held ready for
any exgencyH From such service none but the Physi-
caily incompetent should be exempt-least of all, the
hOrdes Of foreigners who prey and tten on the COM
munity The arms;besring population of the surround
ing counties and of every portion of the State in reach
of raids should be organized and kept ready for action
on the shortest notice. Thus aud thus only, with con-
slant vigilance and thorough preparation, may we con-
slider ourselves safe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
Vallandlpham,s Case.

The Court Martial have sentenced Mr.. YalIandigham
TO two years confinement desoste and hesscorSh-
ed island of the coast Of Florida. fit were intended
to carry the sentence into execution, might feel
sympathy for the prisoner, aud regret that his well
meant efforts for his country bore only this fruit But
we have very little idea that the sentence will be carried
out The arrest the trial. and the sentence are all, we
think trial of NOrthEes ern sentiment and spirit
Demonstrations in that quarter had somewhat unsettled
LncoIns nerves he thought it necessary to ascertain
by decisive test whether he would be allowed to en-
force the Consumption Act and to play the imperial
role assigned him by the late Congress he therefore
directed the arrest of YaAndgham well understanding
that if that were submitted to- his way lay smooth and
peaceful before him. Having gone fer enough to satisfy
himself on that point expect to see Lincoln coming
forward now in the capacity of an offended but forgiv
ing sovereign. The clement chief Of the "paterna
government" viii generously remit the offences of bis
rebelOus subject but will take to tighten the
screws of DespOtism, that neither Mr.. ValAndgbsm
nor any one else will have chance 10 raise q hand
hereafter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
THE GOVERNORS ELECTION.

10 tie Editor Of he Why:
see it stated in Richmond paper that the re are
only four candidates fo5 Governor: Mr. Goggin q lionel
.Munford, Colonel Fourhoy aud E1 Governor smAth-
Tho tTo frs, suspect, viii receive very small VOTE
and the contest viii lie between the two last have
not word to say against Governor Smith, but Colo nel
FOurnoy is bis peer in ali things Though beyond the
age Of as he has served two campaigns, without G
gressfonal holidays. No man ID more devoted to. the
cause Of the South better able to advance its vel.
fare h comes, too from district of the State witch
has never been hOnOred BY Governor and which, Es
seating now equal, If not SUPERIOR to any in the
field, I, resident of the Northsds trust It WI be
the pleasure Of the people to elect him.
EcurnoI, Of difaH, Edmundson, of Roasdse, and
Tucker Of Frederick, win constitute ticket that will
DO no dlscredit to the Old Commonwealth.
AIEzxARLE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
rhe EnemY At tae Capital OF Mississippi /

Affairs have become very critical in the Sounws st.
Grants army have taken possession of the Capital of
Mississippi the city Of Jackson This besides being of
ITSELF painful sad disastrous event, places the enemy
the of ycksburg, and cuts of supplies from that
place bajde, evacuation and retrest, must i'm
mediately eRsue 3rant nv coming 50 far inland loses
all support IRON The navy and exposes his cOmmuncs
ton to nterce pton. The move is bold one, and must
be made to cost him dearly, it will US dearly.
Affairs look ugly for the present, but luckily for the
country, General in whom all have confidence Joe
ohns.OD has reached the theatre Of interest," aud if the
force whch be can bring into action what we have been
idto suppose, viii be equslJ singular aud deplorablep
if few days, perhaps hours DO not give an entirely
d;.rsnt aspect to affairs. We await intelligence with
snzisty, relieved by strong hope.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
Foreign Cousuls.

Mr.. Cridland Tor some years past Fl. B. N.'sYiCe-
consul a. Richmond is about 20 leave this city foI Mo-
bile bavirg in bis pocket the commission of iul Con.
sul So runs common report, which has not yet been
denied.
Mr. c. . promotion viii give great pleasure to bis nu
nerous friends in this city, where he is sincerely re-
spectsd and warmly esteemed. But he is accredited 70
Mr. Lincoln not 10 Mr. Davis and bis credentials bear re-
cent date Ih,s Intelligence, so long ii remains IN
ooutradcied vii not give pleasure to any one in the
South TO be sure we know that We have no national
existence outside Ct our own fond imagnatOrs, and
that in tie eyes Of Great Britain still part and
parcel Of the United States and destined, for all she
carss so 70 regaia forever. We know, further that
sundry private citizens OF the SOUTH uicknamed Minis.
tiers, cooling their heels earthly purpose in the
anteebambers of St. james and the Tueries and this
useless refrigeration Of the eaics Of Messrs Mason
and Slden has been going on for above year Nor
are We ignorant that remote limitations of these
hngs have reached "tbe soealed Confederate Govern.
mcnt' without exciting the least STIR movement on
the part Of the "sO-caDed'
Knowing all this Our duty as good citizens and be
levers in that sOpd political dogma, "the Government
Is in the possession o. facts is 70 initiate the go
called and make DO motion o, stir. Accordingly We
make none.
Never.heles7 the creation at this late day, of Lin
eOuise Consul al Mobile by-he English Secretary of
Foreign Airs, and the acceptance Of such couuis-
sion by that Cotsu may vel excuse, If it does not e5-
cite tendency on the part Of tbe Southern people 70
take the liberty Of m2ksg remark. There is a GER
tain Dszness abou, the thing which might, under other
circumstances, occasion surprise and, so 70 speak,
EsEness IN the natter that might in ordinary times
produce q sensation bordering on the disagTeeabe Bu.
these contingencies srs remote. We are quite sure
that there is not man "a me Conlederacy who feels the
slightest Inclination to make any remark until the war
IS over aud the public as vel as the so called Confed
crate Government" is in posse sion Of tsoss awful facts
oBEheh the unofficial mind would be justified in basing
en- opaion, sId in the absence Of which the private
citizen Is dutifully and Teyerently dumb.
So far as llr Cridlani is concerned, the statements
Isds above may be unfounded. We shall be glad to
hear i gadnsss be compatible Eith good citizenship
and the facts possessed b. tho "soeaed" Il posi-
be though not probable that there are no British Con-
sls accredited NE United States in this Confederscy
or elsewhere II such be the fact We may venture to
be agreesbly surprised soon IS the war termsates
and the mysterious possessions Of the 80 called" are
generally distributed Pending. the war, however, we
saa ss5een It great privilege to . permitted b the
70 called" 70 be ind rent to the dignity and honor
Of The country rs nc are ignorant e tae appalling facts
= possession Of the Aforesaid go called
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
The Safety Of Richmond.

Having failed in al their Efforts 70 :alN Richmond bv
huge armies hard fighting, it would not be singular
L tie next attempt we're made to take s or Strategy
Gaming The natural and ready resource of the Yam
Lee vhan Other neansfa All accounts from the United
tes satisfy US, tina, they really believe Richmond Is
uaaelended They have pretty glod means at any tine
by the use Of spies and through IhS information Of re
burning prsoners o. scquaintng themselves with our
capacities for resistance. A portion Of ssonemap's
fierce came vsry uear the city and have since declared
that they could have entered t. Since then it has been
reported and eztessiTely bslsTsd in the North, tEas
Keyss had actually moved Up IRON below and occupied
the city, These things without significance and
should put Us On ON gusri The strong reinforcement,
Hooker has received $500 nep) may embOlden him
to another attempt, While he sepposes Lees sgnv NAV
roc have resupeEAtsd izon The weeks sshting abou,
Saaeslorsvlle. He has very large army-so much
i4si than Ours thai no might reasonably hope to &C.
ouplths whole Of Gen. Lees attention A considers
BIO ioep,-ve knO~ nos ROW stroag,-has taken posi-.
non ssVsss Point. What Is this Tor but TO cooperate
With Ebksrg Suppose, then, Hooker egain engages
en- Ae-thst, before he detschcs large cavalry
spros 70 eOne tosard Ricbuond and that at the same
tine, the arqy at West Point Is moved in the same d.
rsoaOa IS iafe eOsoluds that We are entirely pre-
pared for sushan emergenoys In var there is never
any danger Of lsing 800 ggaat or too strong To pos
seis ths Capital here e nohEg that the enemy would
nos venture or saed6es. g.. l0s to re you'd set Us
back immsesnrabS, and pro.ong The Ger .ndef itely-
T3sre Is no danger We are on the alert There & |
7TsGf aa1gsr II - a7s Hot The conduct Of thoss in
'athory % AsaPprOaeh Of SsOasnAns ssSOoisrs vas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18

CER1srIAy PArMc7 during the late session Of the
Southern Baptist Convention in Augusta on Tuesday
last the hour for religious exercises In behalf OF the
country having arrived, the President called on Dr.
Williams OF South Carolina, to conduct the services.
After several earnest prayers Or. Manly Sr delivered
an address Of much power. BE deellred among other
things that be wished never TO see lis late feow'ct
gems Of the United States again until the good OF both
countries purified from sin should meet in heaven. He
sad he was determined 10 resist until death The efforts
of the enemy for our subiugaddn. Al pray Cod said
he "hat II all others f4er In this determination may
remain 6rn may be called or to bury my sons IN
the struggle. may.b compelledto see me sanetity
of ms home violated By the enemy. myself may De
mnriaoped tortured or put to DEATH Be il So be t SOL
accept ali before viii wear the yoke which eur enc.
niles are seeking to Impose o."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
m oUH sURsCRlRERs,


n sescrdaaes With notice which bean prominently pub
Ihsd Is W nsa tho Isl JaaasE lss, We have faithfully
suasavorsd 70 lace Ae Of each subscriber, vho vas In
dsod for subsepou IN h hands bu best eHors, owing
The unusual prssz % business, have been unAVAing for
are section Of eocny. In pursuance Of our original Intention
10 snd each old subscriber blu and asOrd BIN reasonable
hrs % emit bscre eTaslns bis VII notstoP on THIS day.
a. hastooe aaped papers Of dsnqusnS 70 WHOM We
have not ea bills vii postpone The soPpns seeh cases.
an he l Of June 1865 which period win Aaord ample Time 70
onward be tlls and make rsniiiancsS
As no contingency likely 20 arise which vii prevent The
sending oui Of al the remaining Bills during The period allowed
Al psBs without exception unpsd Tie lst June 1865 Win
* stopped on that day IN time, Subscribers Ars
listed Al urgsi 70 Vail for TIE b basto remit ~ once
lie amount sent sass due the party viii be credited with
pa excess and rscsp sent showing o tine TO which pays
opt payment saa 'eby delinquent subscribers, within the
rs spschsd hey VIII be allowed pay advance toths end
Of r ~ sopoa year the cid Rsrlttsness Al
k ron sassrsTs in arrears where IaSss,ory evidence
ca be Furnished hat the money vas ssa-
suBsCKIPTION PRICE.
yr0a after ths date subscription price Of Zoe EAig
Einba
DAILY yssr............SlsoO
s morihs,......... 500
for less period. 400 PER soBA
EEu-TEEKLY ysEr..,..8 go
ncnshs.. 500
WEEKLT yesr.........8 500
mcnhs....... 500
BQNDURANf, ELLIOTT sHIELDe,
Ash III, 1854 Proprietors oftae Rt'hHoNd RhiS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18

THE MEMORY OF JAcKsoN.-General Beauregard, com.
sndiug at Charleston, has issued the following order
respecting the death Of the Virginia hero:
The il ustrious soldier Lieutenant General Thomas J.
Jackson Is dead. The memory of his high worth, con.
spicuou, virtues and services viii be- trea.
snred in the heart and excite the pride Of his country
TO all tune His renown is already identified with our
devotion to our cause and sdmires his empent quail
ties.
The Commanding Generals of the First Military Dis
trct and OF the District Of Georgia. the day following
.he receipt of this order, will cause gun 20 be fired
every half hour beginning at sun rise and ending at
sun ser and the aga OF every post in the department
will be hoisted halfmast in token of this national
bereavement.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18

TIE GUNBoAT. CHoorAw.-Tbe Telegraph has report.
ed that the gunboat Oboctaw was badly injured in the
recent attempt on Haines Bluff her turret being pene-
trated By e. pound shot. This is more important
than might be thought at first reading. The chocisw
Is new vessel and isregarded as the most powerful
iron clad in the whole aset II was thought that she
was AS nearly inrulnerabIe as vessel could be- and her
officers even declared that they would not hesitate to
run her past the vcksbprg batteries by daylight SO
confident were they that shot or shell could penetrate
her arnor In view of these fa,ts the disabling of this
boat 10 quite serious affair. 1t is very probable that
there ia more truth than fiction 10 the rebel statement
that one lieutenant Brown had invented shell that
would go through the armOt Of any ron-cad that bad
vet been constructed for navy They claim to have
used this shot during the recent engagement at Charles
ton and 1t is not improbable that IL Is this same kind
of shot that has disabled the Choctaw.-N-X. World
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
Pollard's history of the war.

The second volume of this popular history is in press
and viii be issued b. West Johnston some time next
month 1t is much more carefully elaborated and I'm
shsd than the previous volume. Ia edition to COM
plste memoir of Tarner Ashby, it Contains full and
accurate resume Of events down to the late battles
around Fredericksburg. The volume viii be eagerly
sought after by theadmrers of Mr. PolaNd's able and
oulspeaking method of dealing with men and things.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18

bis captor Aaryander attached to the Maryland bat.
tallon. he, Of course, had to "go up the spout at
once and without ceremony the benefit of clergy
We captured train of cars at Bridgeport laden with
bacon, oats and other Government stores, which we
sent to the rear" for the benefit of the Southern Con-
iederacy. We here burnt three bridges; and we're in
n the neighborhood Of Imboden's pickets.
We marched from there to Phllippi where we left
Gen. Jones command.
We here took charge of cattle horses and prisoners
Cncluding the notorious Capt. Snyder's son, an &C
knowledged spy, taken at Beverley He was mere
youth in years, but hardened villain, and an accom-
plished ',spy," young as he was.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
The Enemy's Losses in the Late Battles.

The Washington Star says that Hooker estimates HE
entire loss killed. wounded and missing p the late bat.
lies, at ten Thousand WbetheS this is lockers lie or
the Stars, We do not know but how certainly 1t is
lie, aid low great a one the reader will have some
means q judging from the following, which we take
from the Sentinel Of saturday:
In the New York Times Of the 9th we find the fol-
loving figures
500
t.r nearly one-tuTd OF tn enlrs c cGye corps)
The sees sCki-s Corps (he 8d) are by the ohicl
ryoras, Sied, Voa.sisd aad n',ns asa
Cor fully IS PEE cent Of the force bought iato
tao deld)
The easua ties m me three Dlvi Ions Of the lth Corps
~ -' ~ ~ ,oo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
Total In three corp

There we're in all seven corps. We find returns from
no others in the papers before From the "a Diyis-
ion OF the st corps (ReynOds We have, however the
figures The loss in that division lO7 indicating
perhaps about 500 for the corps. o. the remaining
corps the 5th aeade's) and leu Soeum, were part
Of Tue force that crossed at Keiys Ford, aud were
probably in the heat Of the bates and, judging from
the abo figures lost from three We thousand each
The other remaining corps is the %, or COuchs.
We suppose thas, taking the above figures as the
basis should risk in stating the euemys loss
by their o,2nieSsio certainly less than tesH-
u ire thousand From three corps one division of
a fourth they acknowledge l4,I7l. We believe that
the loss will be more than thirty thousand.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
TO THE YOTRRs OF pITTsYLYANIA


COUNTY yAAt the solcston q Gny frlens hereby
myself candidate II people OF The "orny
Of In the State Senate Nv duties IN be Geld at the
present time, 81 importance by Of the lrg
pNgn which has already common 'ed der Impossible for
to appear before The peopep during hscavs there
foe submit claims TO al unbsld people, With IL hope that
long redence the COUNTY and couutry during
the present struggle will enn- ius upon their SUI
between this and the eecti deem duty express 70
extent, the principles BY which, II secied will be gov
erped.
Our eounryis In the mds, Of great for ndpen.
dence trust eonscio the respon biy that would
deyove upon eeeted impo'tant pos his time.
Nv will be devoeI the best means OF supplying,
With foosnd clothing, glapt In the Geld with the
least bic injury the people vhc he edected by
and proper Of distribution Of the OF
whole country Cur amply suci ut emit
In service army provided the Of d, III
butt Of the supplies ssd the Of ob lining them D.
adopted.
large portion Of the State Of Virginia being at this time
der the control Of mecss ami wand foe the nrreae
ton imposed upon the snpR portion
legislation. II will be ject d fsyor 81 b action will
enable the people to meet this demand.
Lending Hearty co.opeTadon 70 TIE General Covering
everything that relates the furthernnce n
an energetic population at home EMP 81 stae vii
storm 10 triumph and the present struggle be
speedy and honorable close.
Should the people cal this position, will
forts dscharte the duties OF the ofics In
able the people II elected. will continue 20 ser
Ipril SOth, iss8 d. v DicKFNsol.s
lsP G7-3@
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18

they dOn'tsay word about the fall in price Of other
things which farmers have buy shoes,
rOn nails and other necessary articles for farmers are
sdll advancing in price. Why don't they call for fan
in theser
But the fact b. with the volume of currency still in
creasing, nothing will fall The Treasury II issuing fifty
mliOusa month, and the tax bill and funding combined
cannot absorb that amount.
A FARNER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-18
TO. THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF vTReINIA.--Apar4 from
reluctance TO enter p,ray, any phe poea fe
have delayed calls heh
kndy made upon 10 becomea csndd Congress rom
No folk Dis @ 10 the hope that he'd
state aud pat ac SOLDIER Henry A. WISE might YET
be dueed to &C upy that sit on beforet dls;ric
thai yoes Of he wrud more haImoniousy and
create Will unite than upon sn' one else broueh {, the
deermin q place myself, % this late before
The best erergss OF the par my msnhol hsys
Mort TX, and The improvement Ct the country Elected By
pr spr rity.
have lost Of ny devotion that interest The sspa.
ration Will N he unnrt nat. cf tei
ID strength rs sOlIcu er the pres nd and future
fortunes ~ those who ere teSe iedf rth wN and csn
not ou. TO de that tho Ocs Of tn o. much
concerned as u r interess mot be he 10 The desg
ratio Of their sentative Il Oonfede.
rate council ~ wh;h, with tie prospect before us,
measures likely " ~ more tan may
nent IN district the material itr,Gt Of people lies
emin'nty l. tn comn.re ysiopnens Of 'rgnias oily
port Norfolk.
Ia. hope winch rave 50 ndu etns the otec, Of ny
Past ten years Ahorhe esan Of direct
10 k-has IoT gu ran'ee Of 50 the fpA Triumph Of
USE And which unkind lie islato can d-feat.
Ny compromising Id nifty with that OBJECT ths
est a that locally whose MISTER TITS the fsur
tain from viii Is &, her al de vhaieves ptost Gritty
the counties Of the Il tcsBrs TO enjo reg nd
dnces 10 place myself n lhs acauddste fer Con.
gress WILLIAM hAHoyB
In TIE PtuD, May 18th, 1858. I5yl6-lG