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Tie Wings of virginia.

We are sorry TO see, in city contemporary, Che Er-
aH.asrJ an assault upon what was the Wig party Of
v,rg.uia. We say sas, because, as party, we know
Of the existence Of that Og IazItOa longer. As a
party has ceased to exist its work is done, and its
s3cosj sadel As historic question, We would not be
averse, fitting occasion, to discuss its merits with
tie EepaiHsr but We presums that that journal, no
aore than this would consider the present proper time
A TO those who cOmpOseithe Wing party, we eannst
undertake TO say what considerations control their in
div.dua action in political matters. We know that We
have counseled and we believe that their patriotism
has prompted, oblivion Of all the wrongs that were
done them by ,ysanncll and intOlerant majority in
this S,ats-,hOugh these wrongs were many, lOngcOr-
uIacd and grievOus We know that they have sub.
m,t.ed with patience that should have orefended
slut to be ignored, if not prescribed By the Confed-
craze Administration that they aided to place in power,
aud have sustained faithfully rs any other body Of
men, We know that waile they had decisive majority
in the Couventon to which the Eraiaer refers they
voluntarily elected majority Of Democrats to repre-
sent the SAFE in the Provisional Congress- and that in
the election which followed Of Representatives in the
Permanent Congress- though that portion Of the State
Ihen unOccuped by the enemy and in which only polls
could be opened was Whig, they again sent 10 Con-
grcss large majority Of Democrats. We observe, TOO,
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that Of the candidates row announcing themselves as
councillors for seats in that body, nearly all arc Demo-
Gratis. We protest that know of no such cOmbina-
tons schemes or purposes, the Examiner speaks Of
and Co not believe in their existence Were we in
controversial mood, We might easily pass from defence
to assault but We prefer at present. to bear unmerited
repfoachCs rather than by recrmination aud retort
arouse feelings that would be unworthy of the times
and shame to people who have borne themselves SO
noby in the struggle they are making In the presence
of great public danger nothing should be sHia 10 KIN
die animosties and break the covenant oil
that binds rs together
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DIED.

On Monday 9th u In King William county, MIRA.
EVELYN b. POLLARD widow Of the late Ro. p Hard aged 70
yesS.
Although past The sse Of and ten years the ped
usually ALLOTTED TO human life how hard realize that tie loved
object Of this noc has passed sway those have been
begnant face and meet her kind and Affection
greeting viii be forced realize that they tha her face
and hear her gentle voice While however this sadly
felt the eldS and cnneNons who have for
years. accustomed to and admire her spoil
family and household
Bus l. needless sttempt uuogy Many Indeed, there
living Il her unsesh unoouslye generous nature.
The circle OF her aequsiasnee perhaps that
almost any dy In private aud with truth, be sSd
kneW but 10 admire and love- might be imagined,
her life be thai humble christian, hes end peace
ful and hAppy
FOR number Of years she had been exemplary member
the iscopa Iurch Death had for her and her
gentle spirit viz ged lis flight the heavenly world could
dcubss exan In the Triumphant language adopted as the
her funeral oiscourse Death, where thy sting
grave where thy victory. Thanks be God who gveth
the victory thrC n Lord Jesus Christ" W. G.
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A DIT. AND INSP'TR. GEMS OFFICE
:. a - RICHMOND, April Tth, 1862
GENERAL ORDERS,


The foloEin5 provisions Of act Of the Legislature Of VIZ
gnia passed M'rch 26h 1853 Is direction OF
published for the Information glid officers ana
soldiers OF the O s army 5 Il concerns.
4 "Be Il further enacted, That shall be the du the Go
vernon OF the Commonwealth to issue his Amaton giving
not TO the qualified voters Of the State The mr service
OF the State OF the Confederate States who may be
from the county corporation OF their residence Of the
Presene Of the public eemV OF their h TO vote for
OF the General Assembly, by virtue Of the proV Of the FIRST
second aud fourth eDus OF the ordinance passed by the
venon Of Virginia 99 on the sixth day Of December 1862
ant also, to al whom Of the passage Of this
and OF The rights and duties etfoh In It's provisions nd shah
further bsh duty request the President Of the Confederate
etstes 70 Issue orde 10 all commandments Of
cetachments In command Of Virginia troops requiring them
Of this act"
IL Cadets attaining their m,ority viii be examined and &c
found competent will be promoted the grade Of secord Lieu
tenant In the Of the service to which they attached oom
mandr Of armies In the field are charged with the assembling OF
the requisite Boards.
Csigned) 8. COOPER,
sple-lW Adt and InSpr Gen,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
PROM CHARLRsToN.


RESULTS OF 1HE FIRST PAYS FreHr-THE PEOPLE IN
GOOD srlR s-MovEMEsis THE YLEEr-cArrURE
OF A YANKEE DEVIL - RELICS or THE KEoKUK
&C., &c.
CHARLESTON, April SIS o'clock, p. Mall quiet
thus far to-day The people and troops are in high
spirits the results of yesterdays 6ght The KeOkuk
il certainly sunk.
The fighting chiefly at a distance of nine hun
dred yards. The Monitors cannot pass Sumter without
coming within fire hundred yards.
The impression is very general that the enemy will
the attack after repairing damages. Seven Mon
itors and the Ironsides still of the harbor.
Ten o'clock, p. M-The latest official intelligence
from the bar states that only two Of the roncads have
gone South leaving seven remaining besides the Keo-
kuk which lies sunk about one thousand yards from
Morris Island.
The Yankee machine called the Devil" designed for
the removal Of topedOes, has oated ashore and fallen
into our hands.
All quiet now. The enemy Is constantly signalling,
but no renewal Of the attack Is anticipated before to-
morrow. The Yankees have been busy all day repair
ing damages.
SECOND DESPATCH
CHARLxsroE, April "a Nah quiet this morning.
The Monitors still in sight Yesterday evening
many pieces of the Keokuks furniture with spygasses,
&c, washed ashore on Morris Island beach. Many of
these articles were covered with clotted blood The
impression prevails at batteries that the slaughter
on board the KeOkuk was terrible.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10
The I,nlnaner District.

We publish to-day en- address from James Barbour
E.o 70 the voters of the CulPeper Congressional Dis
,,i, Mr. B. has for several years held an influential
Il ! ,Jine position in the General Assembly OF Vir-
~, Within the period of his membership no inpOr-
ant measure has been considered by that body winch
has not felt the stamp Of his power He IS undOubted
" man Of ability-and Of ability are needed in
the House of Representatives,. We leave it to the
constituency appealed to- to hold the balance in which
himself and the sitting member are to be weighed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
At rules held In the Clerks Office o. ne
CT cult Cours Of the city Of chmopd the I day Of April
Sarah Montague the wife Of Philip Montague, BY John
A. Gmer her friend PainfJ AGAINST Hele1 b. SAWYER
wife Of J II Sawyer, and other Defen ants.
The obcJ OF this suit Is 10 obtain decree for the sse OF LOT
of ground the city Of Richmond fropog forty eight 81
Frsnkn devised by the Sh clause OF the will Thomas
CoSe 10 his In trust Sarah Ann Montague aud
ehren an adsvit hav ben made aud hled that the de-
iendant tbove named nonreSldent 81 this CormonWeah,
the said Defendant required within
due publication hereof and do what necessary protect
Interest this suit T.
apIc- 1awAW. GIL
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
Especial Correspondence Of tn, Richmond whIsI

FREDERICKSBURG, April s, 1853
All quiet as usual here to-day, except the firing Of
salute of II guns in the direction Of the Potomac
report from the other side of the river says Hook
er's army continues greatly demorazed. Fears
tertained for the success of the Federal army in the
West and the late Confederate successes seem to have
caused general Encouragement among the troops.
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ABORERS WANTED

IL FREE, SLAVE or WHITE,
The Engineer Department wish to hire ONE THOUSAND abores
the Richmond dssncej, and will pay ONE DOLLAR
stevess IS aud Grace It. g. Turpn 10 and Gary
Apl0-diw&clm
I OST-Tuesday night, the 18th, a small
~ Twisted Go Breast Pin wi fringe The finder viii be
Lib rally reward by leaving 1t at the Wing oM.e
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run rrrur11nS MIL.


message was received from the Senate that they
had disagreed TO the House amendment 70 tne E1emp
ton bill and asked n committee Of conference. Inc
House insisted on its amendment and accorded coz.
"a; ence. :, -, y. e. go.
session to consider Executive message
Afrr the doors we're opened Mr.. Chiffon moved
% snsnend the rule to enable him TO make report from
The SPEAKER decided the motion out of order. The
House had already suspended the rule Tor the purpose
of calling the committees, and 1t was not IN oruer 10
move an additional suspension.
MIR. Chiffon appealed, and the decision Of the
Chair was sustained
The WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS.
Mr.. RUSSELL from the Committee on the Judiciary,
reported bill to continue in force the act authorizing
suspension of the writ of hdbeas corpus.
The question of postponing and placing the bill on
the Calendar was decided in the affirmative.
Mr. BARKSDALE moved a reconsideration Of the
vote and addressed the House in faTor OF the bill
Mr. F00TE spoke until halipasL three o'clock in op
position when the House took a recess until eight
NJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10
THE REBEL corroS LOAN.


papers;
REBEL COTTON LOAN
The Confederate Loan would close on the afternoon
of the 2st the bids having greatly exceeded the amount
needed particularly in London. Report says the app
tons ia Liverpool we're not very heavy, and there
considerable diveriy Of opinion there to the merits
Of the scheme
Paris kilograms say the loan WIS quite the rage there
The Times Ciy Article says:
Very little political feeling is manifested in the bust
Ress aud it evident far ,ndon is concerned
that il is in viewing it cotton speculation, that any
attractions it possesses be found In other re-
specs there be doubt the majority Of merchants
and capitalists would have wshed had not been intro
duced As the affair will not be officially recognized
Change the dealers agreed among themselves fix the
24th OF Aprias the settling day"
The London Star cannot believe bona tide investors
will be found to take heloan at par without better
security than that offered by the hypothecatOn Of cot
ton which it may never be in the power of JEFF. Davis
& Co. to deliver.
The Daily News editorially denouDces the loan. 1t
says:
Its lgrant indecency aud Immortality will strike and
scandalZe most Engshmen who for the reputation
of their country Those who subscribe the loan are
qiiHg and aJettng The Stare PoUer IL. most direct and
emphatic manner, and all who have enlightened
gard for the reputation of England will regard this
open assistance to trafickers in human flesh desc
Grafton and pollution to English exchange.
There was rather less excitement in regard to the loan
en- Friday the 20h and after touching o. closed that
day at 4i0ol4 premium. The bldg reached 100000
sterling and we're expected to be fl5,OoO 900 to els
COO 900 at the close.
TIE Times again asserts that it is regarded as a cot
ton TRANSACTIONS aud not political loan and there is
nothing in it to prevent any one from subscribing.
AMERICAN TOPICS IN PARLIAMENT.
In the House, Mr. Layard in reply to an Inquiry, said
since the breaking out Of the civil war in America COM
muncaou between the British Government and that of
the United States In reference the Island of San Juan
had been surrendered.
On the 20h Seymour Ia gerald gave notice that he
would on the 2SI ak whether the Government had
cepted or intended to accept proposal Of President
Lincon to the communication between England and the
United States inquire Ato any just complaints Of the
violation Of neutral rights.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.

The steamship City of Cork from Liverpool, 2lst has
arrived.
Der reports announce tho end Of the Polish insurrec
ton SO far as operations in the field against Russia
concerned Iangiewicz defeated Ia battle by the
forces Of the Gar and driven, with many of his SOL
ders into the Austrian territory. Here he was for
some time held prisoner, his followers being placed
under the surveillance of the police. Langewicz was
finally surrendered to the Russian authorities and con-
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C9t 8itBmonS daBig.
FnIDAY MORNING, April 10, 1888.
m CnRREspnNnFNTs

~ Lers on 5asEas rlsssi % addressed % 40 -saf'r
u ~ Hatg" -,
ir i1rs on bCtl sides a. ths pdre' trH H0f oe -.
ats1 1g o ras ef I0ng sanding, 0ugai 9 y s
a., o.t So !H 10 oasS % departed nom oS..s,g
susatG t.r6e |nss Ci1rged J0r a.
- W cuHnoi -R&crfEts % rs,u1n rsscisa eo1'i'
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L me TEA, WOOL CARDS, Co. -
n - gvrEnIUR BLACK AND GREEN TEAs, y
20 BEANS ENGLIBH SAND PAPER.
500 PAIRS Wool CARDS. = q,
500 YD'. 20 IN FINE BLEACHED COTTON; ~ - 2
Double plAet Spoons and Forks Curry Ombs, English Hef
Brdshes Seine Thread &c for sale Wholesale and retail
WILLIAMS ILLI0Tr.
spiO-Sls No. 81 Maln street.
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IN CAMP. April 9, 1868.

To tie Editor Of he Wing
As The day Of election for dsisJsies TO the Lti,.
Of Virginia. FAST approaching, hereby the
name of Dr.. WA R.YAUGiAN, Of mpton candidate TO
he counties Of Elizabeth city, Warwick York and the
City Of williamsburg.
Dr. " needs erogy hands His services In ourpre
struggle his high mors tandi man, his Gle record
politician and his energy Of character vel known and
emlnsn,ly ft him for The pace. Be Is our candidate
splp-lts SOLpiEs.
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THE LATEST.

CRACow, Friday, March 20.
The Polish insurgents are raying Vzltza command
ed by Somecorski.
PARIS Friday, Marek- a.
Dispatches received at the Russian Embassy eoDfrm
the defeat OF Langewiez who had been conveyed to
Tarnow The insurgents lost 400 killed and 81 taken
prisoners.
; telegram from Lemberg also confirm the above.
VIA QUEENSTOWN
LoNDoS Sunday, March %
The Times city article, dated Saturday evening says
Consos after official hours frm at % 1902 SS.
Tie rebel loan closed at S46 II premium.
PARIS, Saturday Evening
The bourse is firmer; reutes closed a, 69f 25c.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

We are author.
sell The very valuable Farm Which NesOn taon De-
pot ted. The Alexandria Lynch Railroad passes
through IT, and equal distance nom Charlottesville and
Lynchburg
This very valuable F,,m containing SIS acres being
adayted the ng CT Tobacco Wheat Corn and oa There
IT about 40 cieare land, balance In timber.
large creek through the place. which upposedto
be 50 or 70 arts OF 1at land
No improvements the place OF any value.
aplO -1ndECa W. W PETERS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10

lzy" We are authorized TO announce JAMES
BARBOUR candidate 10 repsosent the Cupsper Congressional
Di ia House Of Representatives Of the Confederate
Congress a. 9-2aEtde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10

We take great In apnouneingCo D. j. GOODWIN
card ats for co1gres the congreona strict.
Col well known nee eulosy at our hands having
Of pubic tut In the state He is good
soldier with he and hand IN who well knows the
and the soldier elu zee izen H. ard esk sdv,
ed ssy they deter mined 10 give hima long pull
and pull altogether We call en- ali his FRIENDS, In
AMI out OF the army, - urge his claims NOrERs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NIGHT SEsslOS-WEDSESDAY, Ar

NIGh1 oLssION-W EDNkSDAI AIrH 5, 1000.
The question coming up on the motion to postpone
indefinitely the bill provide just compensation in
Of past mpressmeIt was decided in the negative
yeas ~ nays IS.
The amendment Of Mr.. CHAMBERS, of Miss, was
r6jectcd-yeas ~, nays 81.
An amendments, offered by Mr. CONRAD, was deba.
ted at some length, after which, motion Of Mr.. DA
Wis, of Miss the bill aud amendments were Laid upon
the tobls-yeas 46, nays "a.
Mr. HEISKELI, of Tenn. from the Committee on the
Judiciary reported bill to provide for the execution
of deeds by Marshals iu certain cases. which taken
up and pissed.
Mr.. GRAY, Of Texas, from the same committee, re-
ported bill concerning the fees Of District Attorneys
The second section stricken out on mot on OF Mr..
HARTRlDGE and the following inserted instead
Provided, That in no case shall the compensation
pad 70 District Attorneys, from all sources exceed Eve
thousand dollars per annum."
The bill then passed, and the House adjourned.
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GRAND RE-OPENING.

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THURSDAY, April 9, 1868.
The House was called to order at IL o'clock. PRAYER
by the Rev. DR.. Edwards
SALARY OF THE DISTRICT JUDGE
Mr. RUSSELL, of Va, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported bill to increase the salary Of the
Judge of the District Court OF the Confederate States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia to five thousand
dollars per annum, payable quar.erly.
Mr.. GARLAND, of Ark, offered substitute, which
proposes repeal so much Of the present act relates
the salary Of District Judges Of the Confederate
Sates aud 10 hK the salary Of all such Judges at five
thousand dollars per annum, payable quarterly.
Mr.. JONES, Of Tenn, spoke against the passage of
the bin reported by the Committee.
Me-. LYONS, OF Va, favored the blu, and highlI Gu
lneizad ihA ssains- "uu5v haIyDur-
Me-. FO0TE, of Tenn, moved to amend so as to pro.
vide that the increased compensation shall continue
only during the present war.
ar. DUPRE, Of La, was opposed 10 the passage Of
the bill unless it framed TO include other
equally meTtorOus officers in the city of Richmond.
Mr.. KENNER, OF la, moved to amend Mr.. FooTE's
amendment follows: "Until the end Of one year af-
ter treaty Of peace between the Confederate States
and the United States"
The amendment was accepted by Mr. Foorr and
agreed 10 by the House.
The question recurring upon the substitute of Mr.
GARLAND, it was rejected.
The House then refused to order the bill 10 its en-.
grossment and third reading which is equivalent to its
defeat
Mr.. HARRIS, of No., moved reconsideration, which
not agreed to.
RELATIONS OF MAINLAND TO TIE SOUTH.
Mr.. RUSSELL, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
reported back DILL to provide for placing in the mii
tgy service Of the Confederate States citizens Of Mary
land residing sojourniDg within the limits of the
COnedeTacy. He moved that the Committee be dis
charged from its further consideration and that it be
referred 10 the Committee MiSasy Affairs The Ju-
dietary Committee expressed the opinion that Congress
had power to pass the law.
Mr.. VEST, OF Mo-, opposed to the reference, as
well as to the partial application of the bill He pro-
posed, if be had opportunity, to offer bin to pro-
vide for placing Aarylanders and foreigners in the mill
tary service.
Mr. FOoTE earnestly opposed the action which the
bill proposed insult directed against loyal people
of Mary land He favored the motion to refer, with To-
strucOus TO the committee 10 report bill to include all
foreigners in the operation Of the conscript act.
After some remarks by Mr.. B0YCE in favor Of ref
erence Mr. FO0TE withdrew his proposition to in-
struct and the bill referred to the Committee on
Military Ahtirs
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TO THE CREDITORS OF

. -----.--- DR.. RICHARD W. GAINIe.
Fixed TUESDAY me Ilh April lsss As
all the said Richard W. Gaines,
dated the It'll February 1850,
In Charlotte county Court be established By
proper PROOF Charlotte Court House deei
all debs contracted BY Dr. Richard W Gaines,
before reside IN Kentucky which Deem
ber that the debts established
certain day. nxed by and advertised shall share In
ne distribution ftnds then In hand until all claims estab-
nshed shall have been fully paid. wM. W. HENRY,
trustee Of Dr. Richard W. Gaines Charlotte Q. H., Va
nh1l-dfv
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The WRIT OF HABRAs CORPUS.
THE CANADA'S NEWS.

The dates by the Canada the 22d ult The fol-
lowing summary of news is furnished by the Northern
n.ners: