Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
The NEWS
prnM - aEoPaIL FsoYT.

PROM TaE GEOPGIA FRONT.
A Correspondent writes the Augusta C1TsihdioRaaSt
from the Georgia 'front.' that the arc all in fine
s,rits viii no, say "eager for the Fray" because no
man possessing human feelings tru,hfaly say that
hsi,spOiog for fg1t-srs euaetmens OF those bloody
scenes through which this army has passed in the pact
Fou- month";. II our independence could ba accomp-
lIsbed vi hou; sgbtin the army Wcud, as one man,
saw 90 mote II be. They nevertheless, ready fer
whatever the future may have in store for them Trust
ing in the God Of battles ey WecOms the shock Of
batle'sr Heesssitats.
He savs that change Of commanders Uill be ae-
osptsble 10 the army Of Tennessee. General Hood
does no, meet thei expectation Hs does not possess
their eon6asrcs as wholly did Johnston, and oOrf-
dsnce, y0u know, s bali the battle General Hood is
doubtless aware Of al these fcls Tn, writer regrets
that ths Is the c7-e he adds; "The men believe him
TO be brave and gallant, bu, think it would add graf
IL to the esprit de Of this army to reius'ae Gen.
Johnston, or pu. Bsalrsgerd 10 Command.
We need men; want Of them caused the fal o. A.
lan,o. There are MAJ enorgi among the reserves to
remedy this gteat evil tley are in nh Carolina aud
Georri. in Mississippi AID Alabama Let Eve thousand
men come on each Of these sAes, and The phase Of
sffAirs will DO considerably changed. Why not send
them fer ninety CT a hundred dsys2"
ONE CT TEE LOJ4L DEFENCE KILLED.
JH Bs,ch.,l. OF tie A il,ant Generals ohce, We
regrs, 10 barn, vss killed TaylOE5 farm yesterday
b. Yankee sharp LOOtor. He was 4 very worthy man
and held in high esteem By ell who knew him. He
leaves wife and seven children Who we're dependent
upon bis 'ab0rs for SUPPORT
ANOTHER RICHMOND ADVENTURE TURNS Up IN YAM
EgE LAND.
when fellow drinks deeply al present price, lights
the "gsl With red cheeks aud Pa'rooE's other 'q1a
" a. expensive amrssmsss, the nstrral consequence
"a tlas lie soon emptes his purse OF Confederate SCRIP
sndLaviDg neither gold g'e nba,k O. elng exchange
"A reserve fund, he Fushes North TO esoIps hs en-
p,rrsssmen.s and rid bin.ssi Of his expansive com
nam ns and habits Gsitirg tbsTe With an empty
s.omaeA and an empty pocket b pays h.a SaJ Win
~ he represents as tTu.hiul and reliable account
of tbings military, political, eosiAl sHd commercial IL
ths go called Co federal satea" Gao Of 'hsso erea
aurss hss turned up 10 New YOk who states that for
hrse wears past be has b,ea TIE War NsEs Reporter
of a RioAmond d Ally. n, uu6osoms hiusSh 70 the
HrralG with a rcekless lOoseaess aud presents the
6yure. no doubt, 10 his IurChsferF, OF shines Hho
nrovss too much. We cannot cJIsune yaul6ls space
IN giving more than a very few Of he eXravagan
s,stsmspts. -Four, he syb in Richmond. is se.licg a
5000 pfr barrel; bacon q. SIS per pound. Our james
river Gee, consists o. tvO delicate ironclads aud one
wooden guaboat The e'OthDg Of the soldiers is a.
worn out and rebaldOm il about TO collapse We "ist
thsm iy-ifhe is ths creature We sIoees-in the new
sny. While We dOn's think be w1nd either iuPs'ss
red hos ssovs or running nil, ve say, BY way
warning. hands on your pocket books, a.
FLAG OF rRU5E B7AF ARRIVED.
The Yankee A,g OF truce stesmer'N3' AoIk keo'
Col Eullori in charge, srrivei q, Varina, yesterday
with several luadrea returned Confsdorato prisoners
Caps W. d. Hatch, of Ire EEchlnge Bureau PRO-
coded on horseback this morning, to VArinf to max
the necessary srrAngsnsnI for the delivery OF the re
DPssad sspdHSs