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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09

ADJ'r L ISSP'R GENERALS OFFICE, |
RICHMOND, Jan. 8, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS,


No 2.
l. following Orders published for the information ard
guidance OF all concerned:
Recognizing the necessity Of officers railroads having full
Of their business order 10 ensure safety and despatch
military officers prohibited from interfering
with the engines running OF trains with the control aud
cement in any way Of railroads
H. When transpOr troops eghts by railroad ne
csssary authorized officer, shall make
requon the the superintendent or proper oeef
the siosd furnishing the evidence OF Transports
ton delivering the troops freight 70 be transported
III the freight 10 be transported over any
road has the ability mpiy, the nicer
furnishing evidence OF transportation viii indicate TO the railroad
What shall In the absence Of any special
any General Order the Qaartemsste General may
issue in regard thereto.
" Where troops freight 10 be moved out Of the usual
routine OF railroad the officer having ehae OF such movement
the made the day and hour Of depar
and when fixed the troops or freight must eready inc
" Ia the event Of any military necessity unusual
ment AZ my particular pon the commanding officer at such
fully the extent OF SERVICE
80 principal the road roads from which - 70.
CURED and ask the personal supervision Of the proper raoAa
officers 10 the duty,
W. and Commaries will exercise discretion
In shipping freight wanted for mmediss and that may
safe and convenient points, taking care not to block
up roads and thereby impede transportation.
VII When II 10 send special messenger Win
freight travel with the freight placed In h
and his pOrUton shall be specified on s isc IN
order prevent him from travelling In any other way
VIII Enrolling will permit concrpts, enrolled whein
employment OF railroads. remain at their ouy un eoo
VIM b. wsdley A. A. O. decide as to who Of them ne
cessary should be detailed for service on the road
violation OF these ORDERS remssness on the part o
perform promptly all Government ranspor
tAtion viii reported Col VIM NJ Wsdey, A. who VIII
indicate from time where his headquarters will be-
Iu.n by ORDER s. COOPER.
hs-1v Adjutsnt and Inspector q,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09
THE .,oLITICAL REVOLUTION IN NEW YoRE

THE i,OBlTICAL KEVOLUIlUN IN NEW IOhh'
The Washington Chronicle, Forney's organ, in bit
ter denunciaton OF Governor Seymours inaugural ad
dress and his proposed renovalof the New York Police
Commissioners, closes as follows:
we congratulate the hundred thousand patriotic vo-
tiers of the Empire State, Who. anxious to ex-
change man like Edwin D. Morgan for thisnew incum
bent on their choice md wish them joy of their bNr
gain. We hope the thousands of voters who were
wheeded by the honeyed words Of the eloquent Prince
into the belief that they were voting for the vigorous
prosecution of the war will admire their new Governors
novel idea Of projecting sneak and encouraging
traitors We trust the merchants of New York city will
enjoy the renewal of their acquaintance with their
oved and lost Southern customers WILT the one hun
dred and fifty thousand patriots such Of them as still
remain alive who went out TO fight the battles Of their
country approve the attempts OF Governor Seymour to
make all their hardships wound6and sickness so many
bitter and unayang sacrifices and the deaths OF their
comrades so much wasted blood? Do they enjoy the
prospect of returning TO her homes and living under
the rule Of an alley of heinorcess foe they have been
fighting to subdues
The'exact practical results of this maneuvre OF Gov
ernor Seymours we cannot of course foretelI but OF
his intentions there can be doubt We are glad that
he has indicated them uequivocaly ind that nsteau
of colcealing bis ultimate purposes as he did before DIS
election by lurking behind atitudes add decepion ne
has determined upon bold and practical opPosSa 70
the efforts Of Tie Gorsmas 70 pu, down the rsps49l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
ADJOURNED SESSION.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, January 9Th, is


THURSDAY, January Sth 1853.
The Senate met at u O'Clock NJ pursuant TO adjourn
ment, Mr. JAMES r. JOHNSON in the Chair.
Mr. JOHN E. ScRUGGs was appointed Sergeant-at-
Arms during the absence-by reason Of SiGknes'--0s,
com communication from E: 'HGsrrR TAL1lYrRs9
was read resigning the office Of Doorkeeper, he hNf
az he says, "determhed to enter into the army fSt
defense Of his native State" '. :. - Or
The Senate thenproceeded to the election of Door;
keeper Several persons were put IN nomination, ana
the roll being called, Mr.. F. D. sVTToS was elected
PETITION FOR INCREASE. Oh. salary. !:
The PRESIDENT presented petition from J. N. Ben:
nett Auditor and other public officers, Tor increassof
their salary and the salaries Of their clerks Referred
- GOVERNORS MESSAGE. ="
4 committee was appointed waitupon:t the Governor
to inform him thAtthe aud ready 10
receive from him any Communication be mi ht have TO-
submit The committee having performed this duty a
message was received from the Governor (pu6shedin
Portions Of the message .werO referred to appropriate
committees and 800 copies ordered to be printed .!
PROPOSED ELEcJIoS OF SENATOR.
message from the House of Delegates received
asking the concurrence of the Senate in Joint resou.
lion 10 proceed on Tuesday 10 elect Senator 10 Bill
the Vacancy caused by the decease of the late VIM Ball
lard Preston. The resolution was coneurrSd in :;
=. RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY. =.
The appropriate committees were instructed oenqure
into the e1pediency of various propositions; viz
By Mr.. WILLEY-of the assumption on the part Of
Virginia of portion of the public debt Of the confed
crate States pTOpOrOhed to the States interest in said
debt. -. =. :.
By Mr.: oUESENBURY--of relieving the citizens of
Fredericksburg from axaonfor the year 1862 and Of
reldnding the TAX that may have been paid. from the
same time. :,
By Mr.. HART--of providing that no person. who has
left this State aud gone beyond the mts Of the Con:
federate States since the beginning of this war and who
shall not return before - day Of - shall, in the
event Of his return thereafter exercise the elective pv
lege and shall be annually taxed one thousand
dollars for each and every member of his family inclu
ding HIMSELF during the period Of his residence in the
Commonwealth. ::
By the same-of providing that any citizen Of the
United States who, after the - day Of - shall be
found within the limits Of the Commonwealth shall be
guilty OF high crime and conviction suffer death.
On motion, the Senate adjourned TO meet tomorrow
at IL o'clock, A. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09
Mnra iIntaruantinn. /,

We hare adOiher budget Of intervention. The New
York Herald Is IN tremors on.the subject. The EmPe.
rOr Napoleon has again proposed 10 England aadtO Rus.
STA to mediate Orinteryenein American affairs. If they
decline, he viii proceed to act himself His subjects are
Suffering and he can no longer trust to the lying Yam
lees for the termination Of the war.
This Is the substance OF the tale. We know nothing
of its truth The Authority for It is not frst rate The
same paper within hsias! ten days, had asurancesOf
the most positive character from Washington that there
was not speck Of mediation visible nthe horizon But
what eu Il has to serve BY fabricating the asehoOd-
if it be ElsehoOd-we know not. A Yankee.is never
scrupuIous about lying; bu. he generally has some oh.
eet Or otheria view. Tmay be- that the tale is true
If It be not now It will be at some future day. Inter-
yenti0n is only question Of time. Every man has
known that from tue beginning. We have only erred
in expecting TOO sopn and basing action upon it.
II viii only come, when the necessities Of foreign Gov:
ernmenis eons!Fain them to act That time maybe at
hand. But we shall profit all the more by It when it
does come. by being able to without it altogether
To that end our energies should be unTemtiugly
erted. &c g" -;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09
/. FHl .PURSUIT'OP THE ALABAMA ..

Under the caption o." How. the Alabama has stirred
us up" ihS Now York afitans Of January list has The
folIsw;nc. -: .."'::' :.
The failure of our naval vessels to eaptursths Id
band before this tune has caused the mostsrrsneOus
to prevail relative TO The doings Of the Navy
Department The public has been so far missd IN this
nitertha Is onlyrght to state the facts in the case
Notwithstanding the stl unchecked success of Captain
Semnss Il beyond contradiction that thehistory Of
the American English or French navy furnishes par
alle for the ieats accomplished BY our naval suthores
Id connection with tho much dreaded pirate In times
Of peace we had SIX navy yards which were pretty gene
rally kept going proVdingfor he.currsnt wants Of the
FORTY en.of.war we used to have in commission When
war came upon US Norfolk aud Pensacola swept away,
leaving only New York, Philadelphia Boston and Ports
chiefly available. And these hare hadto fl out aseres
Of sQuadrons in fifteen months which could not be arm
ed elsewhere In the same time. We hare now over six
ty vessels more In commission than England, and 10
deep their wants supplied, 10 keep them repaired always
relieved at the proper time aud TO have ships approach
ing completion others out, is one item OF the
daily work of the four navy yards named Besides do
ing il we'll time has been found within the brief space
Of three months 70 equip feet for the purpose Of
overhaung the Alabama which is now represented in
every sea- In order to estimate the extraordinary ener
ev required to accomplish this it is only necessary TO
know that not one vessel in forty at Mr.. Wees COM
mand would be worth anything for the business. The
proper ships had be first picked out and, they all
need great alteration and of them at the
arhest end of the blockade time required to bring
them home and put them in proper trim And now, al
ter twelve weeks work. the following fleet is on the
ocean, every vessel belonging 10 it match for the Ala
bama save IN speed, and several abe to overhaul her.
Hsssel,. Hon Long Oxt .Serew or Paddle
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09

Even without the aid of intervention It seems to con-
cede that the subugatOn of the South has become an
impossibity. The Hsraidis edited by shrewd Scotch
man, who sees the approach of the beginning of the
end and is preparing for the worst.
These conflicting views of the Yankee press may be
worth nothing in themselves; but they something
new and may indicate coming storm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09

THB OYSTER TRlpE-snce the Yankees have made "rad'
upon oyster shantes at the White House. probable that
oar citizens will be derived Of their chief essonabe luxury
for period doubt the Yankees will herald this amir az one
the gandesi exploits Of the far exceeding any OF suars
or Morgans In Ill gnitude and Importance
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09

FLAG TRucs-Anoiher boat from Fortress Monroe
expected City Point day. Objections received yesterday
TO hundred Yankee prisoners frou Richmond and
railroad transportation be secured for that number they
will be this morning IL Understood that large number Of
Southern ladies' who time past have been detained at
Monroe will arrive by the steamer Some OF these ladies
purpose Of securing cheap bargains In
dry good their absence has proved source Of
ne little anxiety 70 their friends here.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09

CoLp atmosphere yesterday fell v-ry much Tx
person could only keep comfortable by violent
by sticking close to the fesde The present prospect
Ice will be secured Coal hardly 70 be ha
at any price, aud wood il h,ld unreasonabiy high
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09
ApJr. L INSPECTOR 6ENERAL's-Sy~ i
RICHMOND, Jan. 81, leo,.

GENERAL ORDERS,
No 1. -,
army: o.-.--,.-. Ar,
All while Of the Confederate States between the
who exempt by the ACT OF October lt
sbe conscpon and all such AZ have been arehy
e,roed and viii held though In service OF the
until otherwise ordered Exemption VIII not
take place when enrolling officers will gsn
exemption In all cases clearly within the meaning
the doubtful for exemption will be referred Tor de-
Of instruction, and necessary
BY Chief the Bureau Of Conscton In Richmond
required report In TO the camp OF
instruction until nnal action Is had on the same =.
IL Enrolling requlel be ygant In the discharge
duties within the districts conhdsd 10 he not only N
c0nscp but also In the tpprehensos
and raggers deseers from the smy Complaints
having been made harsh treatment 10 concrps enrong
certain which treatment b calculated 70 pru-
Confederate States by encouraging OPPOSE
ton CONSUMPTION, viii be the duty OF eonmsnd
nsiruston TO report 70 the secretary OF war
AR from conscrp ocer who shall offend
in th, particular II required Of all enrolling oce 10 sn
good understanding With the people OF
the district they be serving and 10 Impressed on
them tempered with kindness and for
be.rance will best promote the objects to be attained
Ill Enrong officers will furnish 10 eommandans OF camps OF
the end OF each month"; complete ron OF ne eon
serps made by during the month such rolls will also
bace the who have been enrolled and
within th,t period One copy OF these rolls VIII be inmeasy
foruare by the commandan OF camps OF instruction 10 @
Bureau Of Conscpon In Rehn for he ana iu
ture reference "A
w. All commissioned officers between the OF Is and W.
with the by the operation oil
election resignation or dismissal unless actually disable of
which they furnish eyidence-are subject 70
while substitutes between the above ages ana VINO are ne
embraced In the provision, OF the exemption law n De
principals within ages for whom the substitutes may
have engaged serve will be liable TO conscriPaon.
By order, q ,oony,
ias-1w Adjutant and Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09

sSent first after Sumter tCalled from Europe.
As the armament or tonnage of these ships 10 not
given, can convey information to the enemy Some
of the vessels named not fitted out especially for
the duty they are now believed to be engaged in
While all these facts true, it may seem strange
that the energy and of the country cannot re-
suit in Kidding the of Fostering pirate. Officers
Of the highest standing give the following reasons for
this:
FTrst-In the alabama every thing is sacrificed for
speed Il would not do to build men-of.wdr en- that
plan before the pirates peculartes were known, and
Since tho expeditions constructor could not have
completed her equal
Seeond-The difficulty of finding one small ship en-
the wide ocean, especially when she can have as bright
lookout her competitor and get out Of the way
with great alacriy.
IHrdTbee is not in the United States to be purchased
for love or money possessing the speed necsf
say to catch her. and at tho time the strength 10
fght her.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09
MARRIED..
nURn-

IL Grace Street Church Wednesday jan lh by The Rev.
M. Baker, Mr. 8. p. MI CHEkL 4 ZMBER
daughter Of O. N. Nmmo, Esq, All Of this CITY. e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09

sou1HgRs NEwsThe 18th number Of this popu-
journal be issued day viii contain large and well
cuted Of Gen Robert r. Lee occupying the hst page
The likeness copied from photograph taken about ten
ago. and therefore, does represent the General he
pc as with gray beard and bronz=d features but with this
approaches flety and recognizable expressions. The
engraving reflects upon artist. Tbs "News will
tain several other Illustrations
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09

The following reaches us from respectable SOURCE
and comes from quarter of the country that has few
opportunities Of making known itswants and grieV
ances We therefore do not feel at liberty to withhold
it. We do not doubt that he authorities here have the
disposition 70 do all in their power for the relief of the
people OF Louisiana, and that they will not hesitate to
make any change that the interests Of the people may
require: zee FL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09

.HIEXAS HOSPITAL-Wa at this Hos
i ptal Chief Matron, and gentleman OF good busne'
qualifications None need apply without upqussionAbe Assa
ances of their susbleness for these position
i.n-iv R.w. LUNDAY, Surg. In Charge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09

NEW LONDON ACADEMY.--There will
IN be this School the lat Of Peorua.y The
charges for and Tuion Of Towels and Lights
are $3.50 per " For particulars address the IN
dsrsmsa a. Forest Depot ssdtS6s ssgsy p,,osD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09
---------z-=77----
LOCAL JEWS.

Your PAPrRs!Citzen of conscripion age" have
length had horrors of brought home their doors
least they venture few steps outside their doors they find
themselves surrounded by fearful baycnets aud danger Of being
carried captivity with pleasing prospect Of eleven dol
msnh and rations OF bread and beef Men Of
posted the street hotel entrances at the theatres
public place aui the citizen along
business he is sluted with peremp,oy Haiti show
your papecs and II he can't produce them, 81 he the
rendezvous Of patriots receive the first In
serving his thus pdpe" have become quite i'm
In affairs Of and be 10 him who failed
this evidence OF his right to at home eseday
morning. claiming the protection Euro
Consul, crossing ths foot bridge Eighth
ecorng lady, when they encountered the inevitable bayonets
received the usual order The lady Instantly began search
porte monna doubtless under the impression that
demand for toll when the gallant corporal interrupted her
Not you madam don't want you only these men, One
urberS produced his certificate ana but the
other now hstanng his protest that he had Just like
home compelled with the soldiers An humble copOr
tear his along the and
sented his passport rhais all right" said tho
OF other instances might he noted but
said enough show the necessity OF mans having
his free papers his packet whenever he abroad.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09
4 Il In nure xtensye sala Of

DROKR LOOSE FROM NEAR OAK WOOD
- Cemetery before dsybresk Wednesday large DARK
brown geidas. Any bringing the same 10 M xs STABLE
10th street Main and Cay. will be suitably rewarded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-09
GENERAL ORDERS,

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