Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-29
THE .tJlNEDiAN IunRoaJto'

TIE foil6sing dstpatehessre Published in the Her,
aii-being theistest Developments in the matter Of
Inc 81. Alksnstnd Lake 10 raiders: - t.
,,,,ivtk1 tI rIyI OF 1HE SsARsrsrrn alrpEIRa r,
T .t", ri MoFfRiAL. - j, :..i..
MosrEEit, Dfc; 2s --oaptsin Bsnne,t Il. Yobn,
.;I6 hs companions, TeVs, Hutchinson, swsser aIl
spuSr, htoly dll claIged-by Judge Ooprso. reached
Honiienl lh9 forenoon in The custody of Nc Ia1obi
ono az the iitr police force. They we're Gs5n 1h,
SsfSr3 Jhdga smith, who Issued The warrant for
S,,ostJtEs afernd1 Jpn aud on ueton Of counss, e..
Sa TSItei Hlsteg, they we're reihs1ded I'M TS,sds
rsIl 10 await the arrival OF Witnesses - =
motion Gfihe psis6nerP counsel for ihs diaoh toa
rfuss5 TIE Judge desans s oas q
tain sny pIioation Tor sie parties before TnasdSy
1 = tina raiders have bsen egAin eommitte5 ~ ;,;r
hsre their wants are carefully attended i6 hy ibsi,
npTneIous friends in this city! ~
S0Sa thoutai dollars IN gold we're found on Tho
EA,saSs of Young Hutchinson and Teyfs. ,9'I
4 ha CITY council met d evening to Deliberate an
The result Of tie investigation by the police co6mit
tsee AZ the report closes lone oc6ek un aioIry
SSss i going on, which, 1t isiuppossd viii coh65s
tiiI iour or Eve O'Clock in the morbibg.' " -
i rsI oEnuIIL okDrR erLosD xoscx | "A.
H. I QUIBio. Dec. 2S, iss4. =
Gsneral orders Hcrs issued to day by The 0omnsn-
a. in Ohlef naming the three battalions called an
nevsral of the comp aniee comp ospg which have al
,ssdv sDbeAtsd ID detail In the 6iCbs Lifd Tsrci
scoonipanies the names with the folYwine 1aneTsl
orders, Fkloh are conceived in Q most commeadabIe
In calling out for aoual service this portion of II
volunteer force the Oommauder-n Ohisf desIres N
eIoress the qualification he has experienced al the
marcus cfsfs Of service be has received from yoIun
teer companies all through the province as soon a. il
became Known that men were FIGURED for permanent
duty. The Oommaide r in Chief desires to- irnpiess
mon the officers non commissioned ofiners and men
Of the force called out for duty that they ere am
bodied not for ths purpose Of warfare but with tie
obi cot of aiding the civil power 10 lie lrta 10 pre-
Yent sggetsioDs the territory Of friendly STATE,
on the part Of persons enjoying the right ofasjlu
IN her N jisIys dbmipiona, and TO- maintain, as re-
esrds UslsdI that compete neutrality with respect
otbe war now existing in the United ststes Which
Ler N sly has eYjsiied on ell her tutiscis With
these obi cote Ia view it will be the duty OF al
com lg chments the frontier to take spe
cal cara that the territorial ghts of the Covert
Of the Uitad States shall be carefully respected and
that No Infringement blythe man uDdsI their cormshd
shall under suy ccum itsncss take place of such rt ~
us ions for thssscurty Of thtis borders az nav be
MADE ftol tina to tius By that Government I will
bsthe duty OF officers should tuipiocus ci,cr ,tsrc
Be- brought under their obger7siio, imms distely to
4 part sbY sunh TO the CYL suthores and to plse
themselves under their guidance. Mn iIfiii ii'l
A correspondent ofths H.ra4, writing from Gus
bsc says uroa this subject, and p references te ihe
islsass Of Captain Young and BIZ eenpsnSens; i.l