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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
DANUNKY LAND offer for .aIs Farm

DANUNKY LAND offer for sale Farm
called E0CANH containing St Acres $40 Acres Of which i'
IN i've field rotaNSn Tbs fertility OF this Farm
- suy ether Ms PanuHEy River. The whole
or the lad tgI Ss PSmsskT Lew Grounds highly improved
vih Gari Of which there iygxhAuslbs supply
tss land aud very accessible Tue lsni RICH the River
aRi Vhsrs vessels lead carrying hTs thousand hussss
gru ~ kag WuIsH county New Castle Ferry, ana
y miles by Of Ihs beat roads In lever rirg mig
Tie ia dng ample .r the Fs Of tnem nearly
Of tbs materials also ID for sale Resi-
dsass Hanover County IL nss from Rchmsnd, aud miles
ros Eoecus This pa;s will be NJ Gce, ~ hss
completed aud owing the loss labor the
force phase It has
Brisk With " large dressing Httahed to the
chambers and ID very planned house The land capable
Of Improvement and we'll adapted the culture VI fra and
Il has young orchards u Apples aud Peaches
both bearing in pleasant heghborhood In walking distance
Of two Churches, and il proverbs ly healthy.
NJ address is Old Church, P. o., Hanover County Va
ia 3 law4T HESTER '. TOMIIN, Amir.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
Orr CoUSc1-TAe ar monthly meeting Of the City c.uA-
al Wa held last eyeni.i

Orr COBScL-TAe rsr monthly meeting Of the City CsuA-
ell was held last erona
Mr. wyans heeelsl eonmit.es smallpox hospitals,
repore amend the ordaalce eOheerHng city
hospital By strkag 81 sectOn ~ the IAe Aad inserting
cAass empowering nsmraeets employ hSuskseP"rI
and - hssptas Who shall perform Sueh ID
tes az the o. nuee uire authorizing he eommiee
% nav the IupeiAtSndsnt Re IIeh
a. heT eoahIites) deem reasonable not
exceeding the s. per day fer each day that he
IL employed NAd edng - for the phJsoisn for each day
hat he attends he hea AeePi sa saon days A. he may y$
In hospital three patients and thsn not exceeding
81 per dAJ II there bar sad exceeding SO day there
I'VE or more rhes.ecdoa o. the ordinance amended
a 10 require every predicting In the city who shall be
In ateadaass upsn aIectei with smallpox Va0oid
70 the aams ssdaton Of the patient the Mayor
ag wihin after he ia satisfied the existence OF
s disease aad as epOrs tho recovery death q every
such pasa char und penalty Of $40 for each day he
report onshas 6ns TO be psid TO the nlormor Ths
sh sosos glrsI st hDusskeepe Who hss ease q sm
,Tsod his her PrvI.es TO hang ear white e
lsss hAa tWvs ~ IA front Of ih' prias 81 ca
rsaaas IN any one falling to do this shall be hsed
paid 70 tss inforlner.
I've ansadeI orduaf was uaaaimOuIy adopted.
uisn adted authorizing the Committee the
As House apply proper Confederate authorities
endS Of that build 10 the City be dsHe
wh proper regard 1.-THE health o. the present inmates
The y 800 appropriated FOR As purpose OF strength
ealing the city iaii
AfSsr s0as flriAs- bnes,, the Council adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

A UCTION SALE NO 3.
"a BY JAMES P SCOTT co.
We xl sell at auction Store, iO2 Main Street.
Lynehburg tn RSDAY the 18th inst commencing 10
o'clock following very desirable goods whch invite the
attention Of The trade.
50 bales "a Domestics
IS do 10 do
% do A. do
~ 10 OEnaburgs 81 aud 70
~ do Brown Drilling
10000 do Cation Yarns, assorted
1000 yards Jeans AMI Fuled Cloths
50 dozen Wool Hats
6O DO Gray Caps
100 sacks Salt
100 kegs Nails
100 bbls Brown SugsT
sacks Coffee
100 bblS Apple Brandy
~ do Wines
l6psckages Boiling CohS
5O00O Envelopes
~ Reans Letter Paper
sJJ bales Raw Cotton
- Lbs Tanners OF
10 bbs Spirits TurpenunA
~ dc Liuseed OF
do Lard Oil
lOOGrsss Matches
l0OOOlbs Macsboy aAd Scotch SNUFF
1000 do Copperas
40 boxes Candles
100 trs Rice
100000 Segars
Smoking Tobacco Of various brssds
Manufactured TObAcoo of Varit1I brands.
Together with many other articles hand and In arrive
ja9-tds J. y. SCOTT & co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
- TO THR VOCGKS OF THE

49, NO IhE NO Z AhS OF u III
st--sA8 SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DI5TaTCr-Y0a will
on Be called select from among your many prOnent
htted 20 represent y0u the Confederate Congress Ts
time above All others Ehea should will
nst only stand by his country Ia her struggle for Independents,
b1i - the valiant soldiers Eh0 % achieve her freedom Al
log NE " bring forward the Of einsnty qualified Ter
taa hoA1rabs All responsSs position who since Virginia
hreE on the and called her
beso battling for ar rights ready aud willing %
1ee bis life In 10 the Soah
l. Just That Captain WA a. PfErLOW VI s1uAa
U the secession % VIRGINIA Captain Fellow ad
yeae 81 hs gnon bal the day her lot viii yoUaT
C'nedefacy he 5uced ais and foarh
NJ depcabs Invaders % homes aud AbeTes Let the s0
diar aud The civilian give hm a cordial support.
ROBERr NJ DOLEs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
BY eoDDIS & ApPERsoS, Auct..

T ARGE amount Of Clover, Hay, Fodder and
Wheat straw se Auction The west-lIam Plank
Read, 5 miles West Of Richmond
A. Inc eauest Moen, shal sell at Auction
AZ his Farm located above. FRIDAY, the l6h JsBy 1885,
Al II O'clock 600 pounds Clover Hay, 10000 bs Blade
Fodder and iOJO00 poun Wh.s Srsv. aso the ai0Dg
Farm Of Mr. Iiekn fros 1900 to 1900 pounds
Glover Hsy and Blade Fodder.
jal1 GODDlN APPbkSON, Aucts
TWO SMALL BRTCK TENEMENTS, ON
/ TEB WEST LINE or SECOND, betwee, Broad and Mar.
sss zoe safe Asoionwl be sold at aucos ca the
premises THURSDAY, the Jh Of January, 1865 At ~ odp
-Eceilsrt brick aseneRs located as above,
ecnuisd sJ Iis Deyoueh and Nr Ssea at annual rent
ans TSsse admirably well scaed for private
dwellings for stores. ~
TRag-Oseird bslsscs at M ssd twelve msrt fsr
negotiable Anes added, secured trust deed, he
taxes and Insurance fr 1868 to be paid BY the psrehser
GODDiN < APPERsON,
ia12 Ascticseen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
TOR RENT, A MOST DESIRABLE RESI-

TOR RENT, A MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
l. D5NCE IN POWHATAN CoCNTT-The subscriber having
Farm the lss Mrs H. L. Warwick miles
Hsuse, will the Buildings, uardeR AID Orchard
very good sslSos Of fruit wanting nice
try residences.
The Dseng 10 story wills four below and two above
we'll finished la the basement
early application be made land employ six eight
hands be rented with the above.
churches Of sill denominations nils shops sad post
being convenient aad the nelghbohOod very good.
Address DR J. W. BRYANT,
JOSIAH SMITH,
lalS-4t P0RhataB Court Houge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

PoI HoETAL SESSoYsThs Council have ordsrss
separate EosTs negroes tree slave to " opened 10
Howarj's Grove This Spits ready ssd open The
abasaes will foUud tas OLD snail pON Hospital Poor
House BuryuE souu1 Only city cases viii Ss Sduit1ed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
1 ARGE SALE on FURNITURE AM AUC-

IL TION-O TIL RsDAT, the 18th, second
shall Sell assortment Of FINE FURNITURE,
portion Of which In good order and Of superior style sookng
In part Of ...
~ elegant iagTaln end Brasseli's Carpets,
10 msh0gaBy, walnut and TIns WGrdrobes,
j. rosewood and mahogany BsreaGI,
10 Sofas, DyaHs md Lounges,
1 .etetAry aud BoOkGaseG-
IL mahogany and common BedsteadG
~ rOsktng and arlOr Chairs
marble top SidabOaris,
u Washstands aud Work TSdes,
10 Cad aud Centre Tables,
OtioGaus, Liquor Cheat and etsna.
Mahogany, maple and c0Iamoa UbStI,
Blankets, Couoterpaues CUrtAins,
French china Pstgs and dishes,
BsNl., covered Dlshes, I .re-hs.
Window shades ReRdsrs ShOVa ssd TosSs
Pails, Tin Ware. Tea Sets,
Feather Beds, Mattresses, TOwa ksdAS,
Antique Chairs, SSfa BedStead,
Oas Cooking Stove,
One air hght Parlsr Stove.
Three chamber Stoves for Wosd
Mahogany dining and eIteBsoA TstieI,
Bottles Pitchers, Jug, 60, ks,
ALSO
splendid ~ Plane, made By stsiS#sS i
Sons,
do 65% octave, made ~ WoTseItez,
/ do made by Nuns & FscheI-
EiTbs Planes will be Isd At " seosk
KENT, PAINE Co.
ds12 AGsts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
BY KENT, PAINE 4 co, Az

BY KENT, PAINE co, AUoTG.
I ARGf SALE OF DRY GOODS AT AUG
IL TION.-ON "WEDNESDAY the l4sa cssrss ding At 10
o'clock all sell very large and yell assorted stock
DRY GOODS, comprising Tho largest aud desirable
offered this and consisting IL part Of Ae
following choice Goods, vic:
900 pieces Back aAd White Aad Psscy PaiAts,
200 Fine Hugish BieaChed 0osis,
200 DO Cray Cassimeres, Satinets, he,
- lie 81 and 60 Rxtrs Pulled Cloths,
- do scotch and American OihghAna,
1NS dc Sapstsr Cosatry leans.
% de White, Red aud Gray HsB7ds.
400 pczes Costss and oths sp "a Cstsn,
bOO de Green Diniel'sB ack spool CCHea,
15a packs English and American Pins
900 lbs Dark Blue, and W Patent Threads,
81 lbs best Blue Servings,
$50 doL. Hosiery, assorted,
~ Note. Cap and Letter Paper
Linen Damasks and Table Cloths,
silk and Cotton Handkerchefs, Seck Ttes,
Buck Pul ses Military Goat Button,
B,st London Needles, Watch Keys
Elegant Pipes. Mirrors, Tobacco BRg,
Extra Blue and Black Cloths,
splendid Six and satin Yestngs.
IA IA Buck Gauutets, Suspsuuers
linen Canbrie na1dkerchleis. Ivory Combs,
Marine stripes, Rice CHiabriC1, Comforts, Ie.
ALSO,
pieces DreS Goods, Of then fresA beautiful
STYLES consisting Of Splendid French De Laines Plaid Popins
Stripes Black De slne ard ApacsI highland Pds
Pacific De LReE Debeges Cray Popn1 ko he
closed without This sele will be composed
exclusively foods and Other article will he S-ered
JalO KENT, PAINS CO, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
Sale conducted BY j. NJ rIrros sos Iucis Ja5@t,

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VERY
IA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, located Franklin, Ross
and 4h Streets nearly opposite the Exchange Hotss Admin
istraor Of Mrs n. Cabe deceased viii proceed SELL
public auction upon the enses WEDNESDAY the h day
Of January, 1865 commencing at IL O'clock NJ the valuable Real
Estate located the North side OF Franklin, Ross 4h
and nearly opposite the Exchange
Franklin and 18Th Streets portion Of which occupied By
NJ sutherland and others and is commanding fine
1t viii be divided into lots the views purchasers
pat Of Which can be the Office 6uctoneers in
days
TERs0nethird cash the balance six and twelve months
for negotiable with interest added secured by
deed EDWARD MAYO,
Admit of Mrs. j. NJ. CAbe, decd.
Sale conducted by J. NJ. TAYLOR Son. Aucts j-1-tds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
r,ock. rrnvva. nalz.n


Hlss PnlorsOna Of OF The high prices Of varousa
cle in this city, Is the y Of large army APPLES forir
stance. have been dear ahs past, but have attained
extraordinary and imp tented price in consequence on the
Asavy demand the suffers The majority Of the soldiers
thar a1dures as JSsk var Ens has Just
landed fFsm thres Siss, aud been paid o. when
remittance frisnts ssas Is rssdved ths army pay IA
asburssd hs Money ID sy spent asa, most seAGal TOR
asnsthlng gsod or tsbaeoO This soldiers aast
any price Sat asked tAt hey WSnI sHd there are ssRss
saouEh take aGvaA THE gssSrOVs dep Ossn ~ SIss
nr tgh prisss The mis- tsssSd leads active
psiSa sad snt I~lensy Of AS prices arOsss
he GaEs rsfsrrea howard TO sHsh extent has The
Rry sPPis 1sas bsGa esd nSt 10 Is iats1sd Gen Les viii
order PrsbSSg 1nltnT 10, IL order that hs military
aoe poly q PPs nap AA1isS Hss prices reduced 70 rss'
enable Level.
rae Puss Of nslAssSs 81 PER gan ~ Ne (arTs y ass
Asslsi aray ded fer HAD Of sekss styled ginger
bread bat which nAossnt 81 tha, pangsa ingrsiisnh
ThS bakers VIE make SVeTrun Wh orders A1d, OF esare
Ay via supply the dec 70 Ne Sx'Sst Of Asr fAsae NhA,t
sssses and asar Obtained asa rsHuHSraVs profit
AFFORDED. Thathe BAG pGgs eVdsseSd BY the fact that ut
least bakery so usVsy occupied In making ,-iurn-
ing haAlhe daily " hS cake (aSout iss
fee1 Of Whg sod In advance TO the army suffers
Va tt d trale csntaa moasIeS will be deA'.
Oer articles KEEP kept athgh peet the tpendtrft
y OF Of the sy ssrs Who visit The city, They patron
tho Wa in Ae s1pesse sir, which they ui-
tain by pang eKtraTag prices for fine dnnerb and Iupps
o. course rest ara will provide for IucA customers as
these any AMI &c The best As market ahsrdss
boughI up By scaVenses for the fare banks ds act
anticipate them and Of subsistence 10 the community
geaealJ, maintaned Toe prevailing Ash and inersaHng
ratos.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

PsssoSAl-a. Thomas O. Reynolds until recently, Lieut..
Governor Maori arrived In tbs city Saturday ~ the
Petersburg By bs dsst Of Gsv Jackson, be
c9sds 70 the Oaic Of Governor until 1865
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
by WILLIAMSON 1 CO., AUcTS.

BI NILhIAlIsVN Z ~ AgOI.
WE will, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst.
w aIIoX o'clock, ss, tho premises, BsHk, be-
10Th Streets hs entire hsussLsd and keheA r
aliars Of Mrs. saInuss BSardsE GSuss csaisGpI Of,
Sofa
Rosklng khAlrs ....
Card TABLES
Parlor and Cane Seat Chairs
Extension Tables -. .
Sldeboard
Cabinets
WaTjTObes
20 Bedsteads and Bedding
Wa4hstRnds Aad Bowls
Htt Rack
Oh Cloth
Three Ply Carpets
Cooking Stove and Pipe, &c.
Iaes-td. WILLIAMSON Co, Anrs,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13


pLUE MASS. BLUE MASS II desire to
~ Druggists aad Physicians to the supe
nor quality Of Blue Mass manufacturing by machinery
The Hue Mass made by me warranted TO he onehd hrr
euy equal any made 10 EBgand aud much superior TO
that brought into tho COnederacY from the United
states well known fact that most Of that now brought
the United States sd by the 10 parties who
buying bring The Coneerasy and therefore
he will aduerate possible Parties buying Blue Mas
analysed by compoent chemist ahd Is not ore
third Mercury ssd good SID reliable PREPARATION and sqs
Its medicinal effects to imported be returned AZ my
eVisaee u s superiority would ask attention TO
Analysis It by Professor lannon's well knows one q
scientific the his geological surveys Of
States Of New York and North Carolina will Also TO
,he following nom Warren Pro
lessor In tbs University of Maryland and Surgeon Gener
VI North Carolina:
RILuGu, n O., October %, 1862
Having had the best opptuav for testing the qualities n the
Blue Mass manufactured by H. H. saundsrS AT Chapel HILL "
prepared Inferior 10 In Ia
II therefore affords pleasure recommend II O. be
Profession large valuable and reliable rrsparaeR
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon Genssal Of Nsrth Carolina.
"RiLE4oa, September 2sh, lss2
"Kr. p. B. Saunders:
DKlR Srn: I End your Bue Pill be perfectly homo
all the Iereuy being converted into the Potoxde
By analysis hnd after three trials, eight grains Of Pro-
,xds in twenty ave ~ the Mass In drying should renSrk
that a small PORTION Of the oxide reduced. satGed
OF Mercury have been prepared with skill and
yours truly
So EMMONs, State GeslOgist"
Recommendations from prominent Surgeons both army aud
Ply ans could be added bat the above eeemed amply
sufficient.
ordsrs for any quantity can he filed aud by
press almost any place Va the ConedeTaey Orders solicited
ROB SAUNDERS,
Chapel Hin, North Carolina.
The above Bloc Mass be had Of KENT PAINE Co. Rich
Inond, Va. jsI sW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

NOTlCE-We will sell, on TUESDAY, at
10 o'clock st our auction house extra Dining
want, good Driver and Gardner; sold for no fault.
jai2-2t PULLIAM CO, Auet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

A GOOD BAKER FOR SALE-We will
n sell, Tue'iay next uss. (Seson1 good Baker 0f
20 ye,rs experience.
iao PuLLrAM co, AucD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

IN ADDITION TO OUR LIST ADVER-
ueS for sale en- the 18th inst viii Of Pksrs-
phens Lubrssng Coal OIL This oil possesses eVentysTs per
cent ubeaiiug properties than pure strained
oil. ijaiO J. P. SCOTT 1 co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

BIZ jas. P SCOTT i CO., AUCTs.,
LTnchburg, "a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

w E JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill L
& Co. Manufacturer 81 LADY, GsRtlsuss'S Bssts
AID shoes, stairs, Ia Main street, Nslm0ld,
All nds " Ladies sad GeuusneRs B,ts and sho made
erdsr. Repairing doLs
iais-Sn D WRIGHT, Gutter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

WE WILL SELL this day 50 likely Negroes
w Jas HILL, DICKINSON 4 CO.. Luc,s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

the Dock 90 y 20 feet Apply to Mr. J. NJ Parker, at Capt
Kensey Johns Once
ia3-Iw As.LEB
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

N0TICE-The Annual Meeting Of the Stock |
~ holders q the FARSIERs' BANK or VIRGINIA will be
hei es banking House, In tbs city, wEDa esDAY l4th
January, 1863 j. A. SMITH,
deiS-Stawtd Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

TEACHER WANTED.-Wanted male er
female sachar qualified teach Latin aad Music AIgs-
Ira and GsoHsJrT, for sIaau school WIN 4. HORSLEY,
ia-dksgi HaTdWieksviie, Nelson cs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
TUE WAR IN POLAND.

The brief and detached news items whcl
the telegrsphic summary of the European mai
steamers is wont to furnish about the progress
of the Polish Revolution are entirely insufficient
to convey an accurate idea Of the real state o
the war. To obtain this it requires careful
comparison Of the details furnished by the cor
responsiveness in European papers. The fol
lowing explanations will assist our readers il
understanding the actual situation. They
already know from the telegrsphic summary
received by the last steamers that the re.
ports of the entire suppression of the re.
yOlution were premature:
The latest news is 10 April 5. All the tele-
grams dispatched from Poland on April aud
speak of the spreading Of the revolution, in
particular, in the two Governments (Provinces)
Of Kovno and Wilma. These two Governments,
containing together an area of about $4,000
English square miles, do not belong 10 the
Kingdom Of Poland, but were, with other
Provinces. detached from it before tho last
partition and annexed to Russia. In
Wilma, as well as in the adjoining Gov
eminent Of Minsk, where the instruction
has likewise recently broken out and several
towns have been occupied by the insurgents, a
large majority of the population are still Ro-
man Catholics, and are showing strong sympa.
THEA with the insurgents. In Koyno, q large
proportion belong at present to the Greek
Church, but it is asserted that they were in
duced by the Russian Government in 1889,
under false pretenses, TO join that Church,
having formerly been members Of the United
Greek Church, which, though following the
Greek rite, acknowledges The supremacy of the
Pope; that they are now kept in tie Greek
Church against their viii, and that they there.
fore are ali tho more anxious 10 see the Polish
revolution successful. It is from these two
Governments that the report comes that the
peasants the nobility, and the middle classes
are joining the revelation en- mas@. The
capital of one of the districts of the Govern
ment, Poniewiz, town with about 1900 in.
habitants, has been captured by the insur-
gents. TIE Government Of KOyno has par.
ticular Importance for the Polish cause, BE-.
cause it is the only one involved 10 the insur.
rection which borders upon the Baltic Sea,
aud where, therefore, re5nforcements and am
intuition may reach the insurgents BY seq. This
point has suddenly become Of Importance,
Tor telegram OF April 3 says that Lap
inSki, Polish ealeeE who seme years SgO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
LEGHsLAT,vE CORRUPTION.

The term politician" like "libertine" aud
many others, has fallen from honor TO shame
by reason of the baseneu of those to whom II
has been applied. The mean, tricky, housing
creature who rakes every gutter in quest OF
party capital, twisting and turning everything
into proof that men Of his political school are
honest, while their opponents are generally
rsscals, has rendered it well nigh discrsditable
to take an active and prominent part in public
affairs, lest you be COMPOUNDED with him.
When the late Congress adjourned, we repre-
hended without stint or favor the vote Of q
majority of its members whereby they paid
themselves a Third Mileage, in clear violation
Of law. We said nothing OF politics or parties
in connection herewith, hoping to secure o
unanimous popular verdict in reprobstion Of
the grab. But the CopPerhead organ in our
city at once dipped into the matter. pro.
nouncing this grab the meanest act of the late
Black Republican Congrcss,' and seeking TO
make the Republican party responsible there
for This provoked us to look into and ex.
hibit the record, showing that while nearly all
the Democrats voted fore the Ibird Mileage, a
decided majority Of tho Republicans voted
against it We tried to shame Tbs World
into printing the Yehs aud Nays thereon but
in vain; nor. up to this hour, has one single
anti Republican journal within our knowledge
printed those Yeas and Nays, nor in any man
Ber allowed it, readers to 500 what proportion
of Republicans aud what OF Democrats re-
spectivey voted for and against that shameful
gouge.
"A few days since, We felt constrained to
expose and reprehend the yenaIity and cOrrup-
ton now prevalent in our Legislative halls,
hoping to bring many to pause and consider,
AID thus TO defeat some Of tho worst bills
now peRding at Albany. We instsnced no
particular person or measure, and blamed no
party; but The World quotes small portion
Of our article aud thus comments:
"a pot THIS appalling picture OF legislative d.pnvit,
To thhk that ths great rch popuCus S,B.c win 10 zee
schools hs chuIche Ia vast commerce. millions of
tl4cated pt0pe, Should DO governed By gang If ptty
hioss- wno' prePs home would be on BlscSwsp, lsspd
Or o. Sins ns L- l he remembered however tina, th
T. Rrpu6ictn LEGISLATURE. thst psfty has l 40 ofity
tho SENATE aud one contoio hu Assnbly By tao ohao
81 10 onJ De4oc a Il could bay. Now we DO rot ca
tas ell te Demociss n tte Lsgslstue are sut,s evil
Isctce ID woull BE- uns wh to cfoduliy q our read
q O. ay sOi BIT 60 Byer thst - Hb..p paty are
BY IuK THBpyH. GorupOd h,s basn tle rule suco they
achieved IN th' state. Tbs pe,sn, L'siIsurs Wa
Tee drbahohvd 10 Tie ufsl instance by ls REPUBLICAN
s,sts Gsutrai Committee - 1Hs rRnuSE is vsly wed
to gh hi. tie courage druouucs the
usl0us bai sln bg which Calic1t iuads opcakst.
tsasAi-J lei Ne sssRIs u This ssaA sas aandIsa aiys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

One Of our correspondents at Washington
received, on Friday night, what he believed 70
be authentic intelligence of the occupation oil
GordOnsyille, and sent US n dispatch to that
effect, which we, Of course, published. Suisse
quent information leads us to suppose that the
statement was premature. though our knowl-
edge of movements in Gen. HOoker's army IN
clined us to believe on Saturday that i. wac
strictly correct. We shall not have long 10
wait, however, probably, for the confirmation
OF the statement, or other news quite as I'M
portant and we hepe IS cheering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
Tie Hkrnla SAYS:

Notwithstanding the heroic conduct Of Commands
Blsse tof tho lie Of the radical Abolition pspsrs,
cudGcd by Msssz Greeley has soundly s5u,ed bin h.ut
aOsnlsn
This is tie furthest possible from truth.
The fight made by the Hatteras was heroic;
but her defeat and loss 10 sight of fleet that
might have sunk the Alabama by a broadside
is Observation-Disclosures to Commander Blake nor
to his crew, but to whoever is responsible for
not aaordiDg him timely aid. He sbOuld not
have been sent alone at nghtfall to overhaul
q vessel which might prove more than bic
match. as the Alabama actually was. Had toe
affair been well managed on our side, the Ala.
bama would have been sunk, or captured. OF
at the worst ruR off, and the Hst,eras saved.