Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-23
ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED STATES.

tary, administrative and social The narrative il ae-
cOmpAnied BY map Of the city, its points OF interest,
What plrport to be the ortAoatiOns defending s APP
prOaohss iis public buildings, and many private resi-
denoss Of officials.
This map gives evidence Of being not only the work
Of SPY or traitor bus OF skul QUE aud bears about
il fee urss that seem to pre- suppose q military
sdnCA Ion.
After promising lha, It's refugee" in his journey
due North" went through untold danters the RsrOiS
proceeds 10 give his Statements from which quote
that our readers may know on what etu this gulbls
sheet lS fed 1t very naturally hst taxes up that
which, under ell circumstances, SKordS most food for
Yankee FhSC;iOn-
The ccNFKDHRATI ARMY.
By ali ueAns the foremost subj set OF importlnss and
the arst isston addressed 90 Q fresh arrival from
Richmond q 10 relation TO the rebel army. ION this
ubse. No lsSrr that the depletion OF the hgauog
In As severe campaign and rigorous Investment which
hGs characterized tbs operations OF General Grant snos
bis eOmnAndsrship OF she armies has been very great
saA brSuzht about more severe enforcement Of
the oousorhsiou han has yet been experienced. Non
ace nov % be found ct home bot the crippled and the
bsdrdden, and pefhSp few nc, through sons mex
ploio mat suVrpg, have succeeded In deceying the
Oh ,ers Of soc Gonsedp;lon. TIE entire Sighting ma
tsa Of the South may then safely be considered in the
army.
A YAHEEE VIIW or NE GARRISON AID DITGECEs OF
MoRNoND.
Richmond, according 70 the best sources Of iufer-
nation at the command Of informant, IL garrisond
oy about ten thousand troops, commanded By General
Esen Tnsss troops are posted in aod around she
cty OCCUPY the principal forihcAtions and con-
dered . eCrt OF nucleus around which, IN case OF dis
aster remnant of their army IN the eid can gather
| for . Tesoute defence.
Tps CIV ia aso protected by several detaohnenis
/ pct
eyed by q msuaeng army. number of batteries have
been thrown ID and command many Of the mAin ave-
aues of attack
/ su LGE's ARnY-cossCaIPrIo AND WHAT IT 10 Goms
| 70 Do
The estimated strength Of this army is about eighty
thcusand and It is made up OF the best material OF all
tbe rebel ArmieS Tue prescriptions will raise this nu-
nsrical standard, bat no doubt greatly destroy the
ussfunsss of the veterans by confusing their move
one Rod will doubtless CD InRe the entire Southern
army into UnWieldy mass OF cumbersome ana drsg-
sing matter. Thas fer, However, portions OF Lee's
ara have dspay ed the most restless activity, and coll
umus pass nd fro rem poiaE Of attack TO another
with remarks agility. Tbis tact and the superior ad-
vanaEs OF NOW upou Inferior lines alone has thus
/ far "a sd Les from utter snnihlaton.
The soUIHERS AMY WILL CLoTHED. AID AMID.
Tbs Southern army Is now better clothed and armed
than ever before. The cOtriog Is prI pSly derived
rom tbe Il srt and 'eiatgabe b'Cczsue runners 81
WlIniuRsoo and IS Igltsn manufacturer. In color
the c!oh some mbles QUE own. Arms are nov
nsd IN abundance, and consist PRINCIPALLY # bnhsld
As5. Tuere also an Ad quAte supply OF field Artue-
~.
| TEX CoNTiDIRAFGs As BUSY AZ BTAvKRs.
The unparalleled visor General Grants operations
has ssiksced IN the rebel mind eye to the worst
tes,ures OF lAe dsrkenng future. U q tors are beng
s,ftugths.e6 oY tow fes the sOp; emnrasures are
being dou0y secured By gaoions and fascloe'' diehes
are being oespened; in tact hStle more dirE, little
more uickuoes os e more depth lie ste order Of the
d.y. NSt oaly are old works bang improved hui new
u ere IN cou 50 o, erection and forts being con-
CO cd by cnans Of breasT7OIks where hitherto none
| x sad Nav magsGiues also rapidly being com
nIs,sJ. sno u nuGbr OF uells have been to be
INK IN offsIsn. OCaitleS Tor both convenience and
tas certain security OF a supply of water
4AAKII CPnIoa IL RIGARD TO TIE PREslDEST AND
GESSHAL LEX
Teers is no eOnoeang tee TACT that Mr.. wis With
IN hs past wear has lost yearly al OF hs favor wish the
oacOls add 70 DOW limited in mis- popularity 10 the i'm
m,dsts cEo,e CT hs trisn1s. The people already,
/ ~. N su6dusd tones oAmoring for q change. They
az Mr. DAVIS il 100 partial ioroeArirg towards his
/ hispds aud too VndOyVs IOEards his enemies. They
cu.e him of useless severity IN Ihe administration Of
i "a power, He soS Wlt1Cus recognising the forms OF
zoe government and too much IN sec rdance with his
,iDgs IL Il the people were p Knitted or dared 10
give their impartial VnIcs, Mr. Davis could not reISn
| ii. seat week By 81 means &hs admiration aud .
| e,,,on of the WLGls Syu.h rspose in General L. O.
Tuey admire his success Cfhcsr, and truly think
| ma he has done more than any osher person 10
| main ain their cause Ihus loog.
TEE rRlIDEHr AsD "BOB" AT suEs AND sEyEEA
TIE re- u!t OF tina favor uAs stirred up feeling Of
cnpositIon on the part OF Nc DAVIS towards Lse. TAey
30 40; agree on numerous OF policy and oil the
army TTCe il SAID, these differences have re ohed
,uen length tsa. General Lee has rendered bis re-ig
| n.uon M, Davis OOss no. underTaIe tue tI:ent Of
En ,s's servlces though be may throw obs aces In
ale uay. o Is grea. faVorlts with the army, aud
.re Hr DAVIS 10 undertake any seriou9 opposition he
vcud sco nave the rhOlo rebel army DsterIl a. bic
LOUIS l. Is known !smili sry to his solde!s az b1o.
PKEsIDEsF DAVIS AT HONE"
| T,e n5y,,e h,o OF Mr. Davis, IRON what learn, Is
s.lntls.y aud mOdd 70 the p3Opl' His residence IS
uua "a upon Ere Ioh GARDEN Hi, in toe suburbs OF
| R.haond aud commands tine pospeei. The mansion
purchs ssd by the city tor the sum OF nifty thoi tsnd
d. lars and presented to Ar. Davis.
| B,a dome $40 al ira are Admnist rod VIII view to
tao pe:sure o. tunes. and there said 20 be very
Lode gaSety ABOUT the Plase- Toe otaer high chcals
m,tss he example OF thcr leader Rnd live without
tracing much LOIcs'
,zv PsoPLx not sAIIsTIED-IHIY WANT DICTATOR
| A. va, no very manifest hosni has been exhibited
| tov.res NJ. Diva. he "a frequently seen upoa the
s.t 1, uuatt led aud alone Every Slboatu morning
70 can D. csn With his prayer book IN his hand, wake
lag from Ii s. Paus church, where lie u
Teeulsr aGtendan. l. thOugit how yer, that tei'
| n,.si,e admission of his smauaged government can
q, long lsst and that something will soon be 1s TO
rn,,vs MN Too voice OF the people is tor Dictator
MN and Lee is tue man OF their choice for the his
p0IgOn.
, kIcHTosD Is A BAD wAY-HoBcpY sATE.
A, Ole Il the InevdsOis Necessities OF the esntah-
| z,Uop OF 10 n UGH military power a. Richmond. tbs
uoicipa government IS lad iret' the manieusIo'
~ o,, tnsrtfore there eXi,ss, 10 addition, strong
81 tmpisttal. In All,d these NO poS,r s,ay
ne toe, b.. d. nos Ispsn OIins IL Pani'h' Oy th'
rRa ave Of cl5se cor emen' ii prism VI enlistment
Ia the army TIE IL generally toe oHolce OF th'
worm A great evil Aad ssu o. OF roaSis 20 100 Su'
lotitss ss Is 60 bs an CIs;saos # parties II mel
al ed IN The PeIp.tfACn Il mdo ght assasaneao1 O
( arSeks T. . zen Of ,LCss gangs station themselves
upsn the principal streets, and upon geroevrg soil
t2y indVIcu ,, sp2rOae0 him upOD oru ches ana Id
uurs the direcLoa 70 the hospital Daring this later
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