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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25
THE MILITARY COMMISSION.
Army OF WESTERN VIRsISIA,
March lS 1888
March Is, 1858

To the Editor of the Wig:
was struck with the justice Of the criticisms upon
the Military Commission by "COnfederate," in recent
number of the Wig.
So far as this department Is concerned it is indeed
regarded as an inconvenent expensive and oppressive
tribunal.
will point out two other instances of its oppressive
tendency.
In this Regiment, there are three soldiers who have
been confined in the guard house at least three weeks
awaiting the tardy action Of this COURT and in another
regiment there are several who have been confined from
IRE to SIR weeks An old fashion martial would
have disposed of those cases weeks ago. and the men
would now be on duty.
Again, officers and soldiers who go to Dublin wit,
nesses are not unfrequeny compelled las am nformed
to remain for weeks paving board at the of
and half to three dollars per day. This is rather tough
on a poor fellow who gets but 81 per month.
MoRE ANON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25
ImnrassmenfS.

The Senate yesterday passed, the House Lad done
the day BEFORE the Impressment bill reported by the
Committee of Conference. The bill guarattees just
compensation to the producer, whenever his property
shall be taken for public THIS is all that any should
claim 1t now only remains for the agricultural class
to set to work with might and main to produce the lar.
gest possible amount of the necessaries of life. With
ample Of provisions, our cause SAFE The mat
ter is one of peculiar interest to Virginia. for unless
army sufficient TO resist the hosts of the enemy can be
subsisted on her soil, the State must be abandoned
Selfineres patriotism and humanity therefore, appeal
trumpettongued to people to work like beavers for
the largest crops of provisions produced,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25
The Fnfnre of Maryland

Albeit Maryland sent to ibis city many OF her
lowest class whose presence adds nothing TO tile dignity
and peasantness OF che Confederate Capital the noble
spirits gathered in army, aud which number as
we are assured. 10000 fighting men, tlan leayeu
the lump Of her Indifference and iufdey to the cause
and invest her with interest less lively perhaps than
a, the outsetpg OF the war, but deprecated and sin
cere Apart from the sympathy felt for the good and
true of Maryland there Is abiding anxiety TO her
ultimate destiny and her futur. political reIa,ioiA' Will
she become part Of the ou.heru Coafedercy, or bow
70 the yoke Of the Dietary desPossm being erected
b. Seward aud Lincoln? These grave questions affect
lag Intimately the future Of Virginia and the whole
South are discussed with much felicity Of style aud foEce
Of ar,lnent. by NJ w Jefferson Buchanan, in tract
jus published bv Randolph, entitled, "MArylanG5 Cri-
ais: Political Outline" Mr. Buchanan PROCESSES only
TO see through glass dArAy," aud hi' conclusions
are Of hue too sombre 10 please the sanguue majority OF
Conlederates, among whom We may number ourselves.
But his reasoning eOgent ani the suGjse; one OF
such general interest and Importance that devote the
necessary space to eOpous extract not dOubting its
reception at the hands Of readers aud hoping, it
must be confessed almost against hope that the promi
hence thus given IT, in his journal Nil extend its cir
eula,On in Maryland, and perhaps help to arouse its
people to Of the gloomy and disgraceul fate that
awaits them.
After reversing briefly the causes that have kept Ma
ryand queseent up to the present hour Mr.. Buchanan
says:
"Let us consider the causes which seem to indicate
clearly the drift Of Marylands destiny in the ia
II there be single fact that harmonizes with the
hope that Maryland be of the COnfederacy it
l. the Tact OF The atherence Of her leading men the
principles jf State rghts aud the consequent devotion
Of her people 10 The cause OF the South. If faith in
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

An IScIDESr rHE RAPpAHAssocK.-Thef following
extract from letter from Fredericksburg by Office
in Gen. Lees army, relates pleasant incident in camp
life, which no doubt helped materially to relieve its mo-
uotouy:
must tell you Of an agreeable episode IN our camp
life, which occurred few days since. IL is acknow-
lodged that the Federas with all their FAULTS have some
capital bands in their ranks Recently one of these or
panz,ons came down to the river side opposite FRED
ercksburg, aud favored boys (whd had gathered ~
large numbers sten with variety OF popular p es
in the best style. Applause from me auu'e.Ee 1n
s;da foowed The band then struck up pike and
exeened il in a credible manner At its conclusion our
soldiers sent up such shout as made the welkn ring.
Th;" VS. followed by yankee Doodle. when burst
~ s,nause from, the Federas followed. Finally, the
band Played alone, Sweet Ho"e,a melody which all
conId f,e and appreciate; aud when it was finished,
s"cb shout went up from BOTH armies | doubt has
aver been heard on earth | looked around me- and
saw tears coursing down many fhrrowed and battle
worn cheek aud il the frantic cheers that went mp from
the other side of the river any CRITERION our neigh
boring enemies were much affected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25
RICHMOND NEWSPAPERS
Evelyn, n the Richmond spondent of the Mobile

EVELYN the Richmond correspondent of the Mobile
Register and Advertiser writes:
spoke in my last Of the daily papers of Richmond
Nv advertisements in Of them, learn that
more are about to be issued, evening paper Mr.
M. A. Malsmsey proposes 10 issue the DAILY EVening
Go,,tte commencing ON Monday, the second day Of
March. This paper will cOnnin four pages of reading
matter and advertisements and is intended to supply
want long left for an evening journal. Mr.. Richard
Smith lately one Of tho editors OF the Enquirer, will is
sue sheet to be called the Sent Ell. This is, believe,
intended TO be resumption of the old alexandria SEN
n, 81 and will be morning paper hear, Also that a
new literary weekly is on the tdPs The more the mer-
rarl Conpeton makes good tiL'es for those versatile
literary Bonemans who derive their sistenance from
the press Decdedythe greatest success of the season
necinarly ia the Southern illustrated Neps. But few
months old its issue already exceeds twenty thousand
comics all, the presses able 10 turn out
nv running them night and day Orders are daily Re.
fsed Within the preseht week the propretors Messrs
Wade Ayers have been offered ninety thousand dol
lars for the paper Starting et time decidedly unfavor
able to all literary enterprise 1t has steadily worked its
way ND to the very pinnacle OF success Lattery has
hecn much improved and several new authors OF repu-
taton have been engaged. One great secret OF its
cess is its beraity its writer's. IL article Is
cepted the author has only 10 name his price,
how high and he instantly receives check for the
amount All gratuitous contributions are refused
Conducting the paper this system, 1t cannot tail to
succeed Another candidate for popular favor is the
Naonoiid 1t also pays its contributors well, land is
r,pdly increasing its list IL is 10 be enlarged and
the proprietors Messrs. Haynes Bailey are deter
mined to spare pains TO make it first class weekly
Tue old saaihera Literary Messenger aDguishes. De-
Baoby (Mozzis Adams IT'S brilliant editor wastes his
brains upon it, but Of course he alone Is not able get
ont the monthly copy. Whatever comes from his pen
is GOOD lt ought 10 succeed, being the only monthly
now published IN the Confederscy, but the propretors,
Mcfarland y Ferguson, too chary of their dunes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

,onal for our advance and on moved the 4th and I'd
on the right Of the road across which our line of bat
tie was formed. Forward" the command to the
other regiments "Charge" rang from the lips Of COM
manding officers and the whole brigade was in notion
hurled in echelon against the foe. Fearful Odds-our
numbers reduced by that time to less than 300 men
the enemy more than 5000 strong-fve pieces OF ar
lery sending forth grape and canister with fearful
rapidty &nd effect, and line of woods, FROM behind
whose protection the enemy rhemen poured incessan
voleys on our advancing line.
There we're men in our lines who were engaged at
Malvern Hill at Gaines Mill in many OF Jacksons bat
ties and with accord they say that they never be-
fore passed through such fearful fire as thinned our
ranks in that charge.
The enemy's battery was posted the right of the
road and was supported by three regiments OF cavalry
The I'd and 4th most calamity moved upon them, but the
enemys numbers were too great for them. Failing IN
their effort they retired slowly firing as they went the
enemy not daring to than one hundred yards
from the friendly shelter Of the woods. Two fences
the great protection of the enemy during the. whole
day-prevented the 3d. which was Immediately on the
left of the road from sweeping around III rear OF tne
enemys battery and their supporting regiments Could
this have been DONE would have bad their Datey as
trophy and testimony of the galantry OF our brigade
But the enemy would not come out oil the WOODS 10
meet our charge and we we're obliged to al oacS 10
reform for any further movements that might be neces.
sary which did without pursuit whatever on their
part
This the last OF the cavalry nBnhs proper INC
day Our sharp shooters and artillery continued 10
engage them until dark when, retiring rapidly, they re-
crossed the river leaving many of their dead aud wound
ed on the field OF battle. What was their loss we can
not accurately estimate but must have been severe
especially from artillery, which was served as Stu
arts Horse Artillery" always is-most splendidly.
Though compelled to retire after each OF our despe
rate charges we claim complete victory, because we
succeeded in entirely Frustrating the evident design Of
our enemy which was to make long cavalry raid Ia
penetrate perhaps, far Gordonsviie, and
destroy the bridges and railroad between that place and
Culpeper They were satisfied that they would have
harder lighting 10 do if they persisted in their attempt
than might agree with their constitutions and so-they
prudently Withdrew.
We mourn the loss Of many gallant comrades-many
we shall never meet again this side OF the graveyard
many more will lie langushng beds of suffering for
long weary days, before they again join usin the
only place where an honorable feels himsef al
| home-the "tented field" ViRGISIAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

THE ISDIASoLA AGArS-For some time we have been
cognizan of the fact that the attempt to destroy this
boat was an utter failure At the very time that the
Appe annodhced, which II did on the 81 mstsnt !na'
the editor had 'posye knowledge OF her destruction
we had Just IA positive aud far reliable know
ledge OF her safety The facts we had in our posses
sioe we were requested to withhold and We did it, We
purposely failed to publish telegram from Gen Penn
berton to Gen. Cooper relating the failure 70 ners the
Lo., Ist ,ba publication should undeceye those whom
Il was deemed best to keep in ignorance OF her exist
ence We supposed that it was understood by the press
of Jackson that any information that might be received
here. unless it accorded with previous statements
not TO be made public
The JfississippiaA of this morning, publishes the
fact that only one gun was injured Oh board the boat
and that the ndiahola would be- If she not now
ready for action. such is th et, as We have known
for nearly two wseks.--JaeklM 0risis, liza.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

Soldiers ON A MARCIA correspondent of the At
lants Centederacy giving description of the march
of Andersons Brigade to and through Richmond, men
tons the following:
A more joyful exhlarated set Of men have seldom
seen The terroys and horrors of the march all
forgotten and merry voices rang through aud through
The lines The soldiers wit is eating one IL has
10 sympathy with rank, with wealth. power person.
l. aims at all alike, and il is privilege that
tias even cannot rob him OF. Ryauders 10Th Georgia
Battalion has Just Joined Andersons Brigade, aud they
are used as are all comers by the balance OF the
brigade, for their ninth and laughter. The commander
went to General Anderson coSpainngly aud asked
that it be stopped that they called his men all sorts Of
names Ryanders HighiAnders, Bylanders, Lapanders
Hiehhyers, He-binders, H.. The General quietly re-
pied lyon had better let them alone, they call me-
''Old Tige" and cant help it," True, il cannot be
helped The soldier will have this privilege and will
exercise it mercessy. The proper spirit in which it
should be received shown by the Hon. Mr.. Lyons,
NJ c., from Richmond. He rode along the lines on bis
way to the House. and grated with all sorts Of
uncom plmentary witticsms Bowling right and left,
with hat 10 hand he replied with his BENEVOLENT coun
tenauce covered with smile', gentlemen am pleased
to see you in such good spirits"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

psossxrvs TUlnLE The following admouilon Of
An od through the Mobile Advertiser and Register,
ia timely nd truthful and shou be needed:
will mot reque uAl peace hnal openng OF the blockade
"a hiring prices down The r tangible ndct lon OF such re-
suit would holder into see and drive al de-
md from ke and that within twenty ours AFTER
such bel had telei upon the public mind Let all
I'd make note Of this when this time comes come IL WILL
such sud en- tumble price melting prontssuo
whipping Of past forun viii be Interesting % ntecei
pbc md ca ton all speculaor fortunate few sh
ay the wisdom prldsnes 70 stand from under IN da
Time
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met the usual hour, and was opened with
prayer by the Rev. HenrysA. Wise.
Mr. TlBBS, of Tenn, rose TO question OF privilege
He asked TO be allowed to record his vote on the Tax
bill and moved suspension of the rule for that pur-
pose. The motion not agreed to.
Mr. BoTELER, of Va, desfedto take up bill lately
reported from the Committee on Ordnance and Ordnance
S ores, aud moved that the rule be suspended. The
motion lost.
ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION or TAXES.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill
ported from the Committee on Ways and Means, emit
tied "An act for the and collection of direct
Ia es aud internal duties"
IL was decided that this bill included in the order
of the House that no other business should be taken up
until the tax ard currency bills were disposed OF.
The bill embraces forty-two sections, making book
of thirtyfeven pages.
The House progressed far as the 22d section, and
adopted several amendments, among which arc the
striking of all provisions requiring licenses imposing
duties and direct taxes At half past o'clock found it.
self without quorum, and adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25
CITY BATTALION

CITY BATTALION
" RECRUITS WANTED
few more good wanted 20 complete organiz Of
neE comp to be attached TO Major Eos City M Ion
the attention OF conscPts and others 10 this chance "
lining cd comp for special duty around Rieh nond
Fifty dollars bounty and goo clothing given Quarters and
aion m nlshed from day enlistment Apply at at Bar
racks between sh and 9th streets south side Of the basIs
WM II. ALBION,
mh25 -1w Capt. and Recrsitng 0neer.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE, THIS DAY
Il formed 90. Partnership under the style md nrm OF
SLAUGHTER, FICKLEN * co.,
and wll GU day APRIL, take posason Of the
LARGE AND COMMODIOUs WARERooms
fmerly occupied by Watkins RIcken, No. 49, Main s:rest
where they propose 10 coDdaet general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUsiNEss.
tHsY INVITE cosssHsIHBoF
DRY GOODS, GRooEsIEs, HAkD"ARf' TOBACCO;
ana "a IN. individual Of the firm have had o5s expe
In N OF trade eonsisnhrs
sssnrsJ rat their Interests vii be propey attended -
Dus notice viii given Of the time Of our 81 Al Sac
D1 1850 J. WA tRES SLAUGHTER,
JAS. b. PCKLEN,
VIM. HIATT,
CLAIBORNE WATKINa,
ub25-u b. T. WALLAcR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

RECRUITS WANTED.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
,ut,orIz By the War Department TO raise ml,ei 'eS
marsI, viz:
Three ompauies Of Cavalry,
TwJ Com psnies VI Infantry,
One u Arili-fy,
Por er Mississippi river, elsewhere required,
enlist all aBie bodied exemps
come from within the enemys lines
Recruiting stations will established ut different points In the
Coneje The Gene al Depot will be at Jackson, Miss
Fifty Dollars BJunty, Ratons Clothing Ac, from date OF
llstment.
Ny address, for the present, will be Dalton, Ga.
TH0S y FISHER,
Major p. A Us.
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
THE aERMANQ-DANIsH QUESTION
4 - .s....:.:..... s...Ssy;,,.,---.s.,~ -.
Danger % War I'm the Federation.
fFrom the London limos, Oct T.,

lFIom tne LONDON limos Oct I.
But things really begin 10 look scriouA
In an official account Of tho proceedings OF the r ok rs
Diet on the Danish question: appears that the oih
september last the Diet resolution thar The
Danish government had nos falsd Its federal
relative 70 The coassitucu q The duchiss Holsse
therefore be rssoytsd TO % esfocs oe,d.-cs
The duty Of executing This decree n cast upon the
Austrian, Pruasian md Henovorian governme. -,
and Austria and Prussia arc invited 70 hold them.
tive raise, with ne Kingdoms d eAxony and Hanover
sufcient body a troops % support VIGOROUSLY body
Thousand msn. vhs 70 be employed In the rss
instance 6axouy esd Hs1svsr charged with ,ss
Ens:5A - forvsrdsd srsss9 tbs parties 20 ~
opn sssseisesast ss1 oesrsag 70 mails proposals AZ
eva. fhh noss Aas tssa rsfssvsd 70 csmn,stss bus
canncs es1 tnat any sasps hive bsm takeu - dNss
"teosrsa sxsessson" anal ths psvpsios ~ EngIsaf
n aaAr. IL Rrs % esr~sssv,y eresaI, and ths ne
~ % DsnmaSk very Reoeeal that THE enf
Ne olsns of tbs Feda Dss 70 istsSsrs With ths
Gnmses o hosein and lAusuburG WIN actually be oads.
ms maAev u svsn sovs srssus aos ogpcsrn 10 ~ud
oe bed enoueh II the attack b. made DenmAh
sooe--a small kingdom, bat poeseeDed ~ an exec lent
army we'll oiosrsd well equipped, ana animated by the
most brave and patriotic spirisa Kingdom too, sses
nary amp'y ~1css.s p 1se.S1s s.y yon ~ AZ cenfed.
shown by the bloody victory Of 1dstsdt, Dsnmirk -
cat which no oas should play with without putting On
mtens Bus, "federA execution" attempted. D~a-
mark wul be want Of aIliss- The govsrpmsnf G 49,
den. 10 q diplomatic crculAT W h0r representative .hi
courts cf Paris ana London. sxprsseas hersen with
rsncs 10 Dsnmayk IN . manDsr which clearly shnws
Ahas tho nrss result of an attcups Al federal
sxeoston' viii be an Offensive and detc' svs
and The second addition u the whole military
force q Sweden " the troops which Denmark mAy
bring inso the field. Nor viii tho matter stop here
NOBODY supposss Ax Froscs sVwid vsss suA aas do
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
TIE POLISH REVOLUTION.

The Paris Pa,'ie s'ys: We vc ,ea, ms J., no. ,
that Prince 'zartorisky Is King formal ,s ~.
o the N,tionl al Po.ish Cove a. uuain rr.u
Cabinets OF London and PARIS he 'fn hon n -a
u te iijefsnt mai N ri
The Paris Cons iu',onnel. rerlying {. oteg ,.if
dcfics that france is re poisb h bInod-i,rd ~
rand aud ays thnt the 'fiish qrestio h,s e.t y
rev phhse 10 c"pse iuence OF the deca alton ., r-f
sell COZ cernn2 tre treaties OF 1915 mn H.,
G,a'nd Franc y hf i.g rs sh t.- ru4e 4
cent ne.ot ons. Cons rsa We amehl. o M !,
faf on an ad'rft'f's's Under tis &C., -. ~
peace o. Villa ransa thau liberal Franc etr D. saV
proint.sg le cc under ilis coHqneror e ,or-sl
Ia F''-1nr le rms fr m t Petersburg INA. III
which recommends b Dorable concession T., r
gains ground.
Breslau telegram sa, s:--'tThe gossacss ~,
on the iighroad the Councillor of Justice B,dc * IL
tho Propr angel
Fresh detacbmeuts Of insurgents have aplar-n W,
vicinity Of nasch.
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Rosec ra ns' Situation Tn Tennsssse.
IErnm the LnndQn Tlmaa. Ort u

ffrom the London Times, Oct. ~
Every succeeding report of ereas Amercsn battle BY
nvarmbie ruo. sesnss b - the truth than
the FIRST Three sesusrs have arrived since The earliest
intelligence OF tho days eaGagsmsss chs Dushsrn
froutcr OF rcn0cesse reacs1 New ret. anA b only
from ia third scrs of eicgrame thae begin TO learn
,r" iseis wnh certainty. The Damascus braS brtsf
eb-ifatd senora, irsxgs osiciA report ef ths b~ttc
and some further dctais nom eye Witseos o the
o'c'' sbat have besn published 10 New YORK.
There u no "danger - Il Is stated, Ia tho pre.
SEM position OF Rosccrans. Again . federal army has
soeu isei 10 safety" But tho side that must COM
peey CONQUER TO effect anything the use Of such word
s"s,ss du hai can BE- understood failure An army OF
iDvasmn or occupation reduced 10 the defensivsu s
bs "a Va every purpose of the hoetcs and ali the ex
pend'lura OF money and lives Is made In vain 1ne
invaslons on both sdes have faied ooIv serv.
,nx 70 prove the hopeless nature Of the conflict
Inc quescons 10 dispute appear 10 Europeans of the
kina tnas cannot be determined by arms IN, crsLSs,
bani's cre booming ONLY rep Of fono Ihe ioss q,
gsn more OF ess decisive, brings e hostile parties NO
nearer the result which must he political supremsrv o
Dc my elect IN whatever part II the Immense cont,
peni the strife RACES s relation 10 Tho whole coun
wy put an isolated point An engagement adds sro,ha,
tale OF slaughter TO the already saddcpiog list I, ~ !, 49,
iou 1od oy any resuhs TO place among the dscIsivc
battles OF the world" BY nuctuaton cf tnitary az
cess government prostrstcd, dynasty changed, or