The New York herald., 1865-02-18

and Justice Where people are or conceive themselves
Of recaiming them till they to exist Here the
termination theory comes In as nfable panacea Tor
the recovery Of quiet ana order But even II Il were
taion which be looked for not in the SOUTH but
in the and sectional legislation OF the North fthe
things New England must to be New England II
It does seek TO burhen the new propretors with
II. resent Il. aS sss o
nst by argument and then by the sword. just s the
South has DONE But there Of DISCRIMINATION
In the very constitution of democracy which always
have and always will render IL the unstable Of gov
e--nents. To universal suffrage We may trace In .
ha must Be s power for mischief when II is extended,
NJ. only TO the ignorant foreign mercenarcs OF the
sss T. s' sS.ss last
emancipated without the rights Of citizenship will they
be likely 70 remain quiet and contents II ought 70 DC
remembered that they will then be accustomed TO the
Of arms and their numbers be longer contempt-
BILE from ignorance Of military aai they are en-.
with the % Of sa vns: s %
putting nrebrands In the hands OF madmen We ad-
dress these reflections only TO that class OF Northern men
which has really believed the interest Of American society
involved in Northern The truth s when the
federal drew the sword at the beginning Of
this it introduced Of internal convulsions
Southern independence
Gold I'm tho Richmond Market.
[From the Richmond Examiner, Feb. IL
The brokers' combination in Richmond Is sti working
Montgomery, February gold sold one for twenty ave
In Mobile on the same day Il sold one for twenyfour
Why Is Il that dozen men In Richmond allowed 20
make the price Of gold in this city for sxtyf The
thing its face is fiction and fraud, and outrage;
and Ia high time for Law and for public opinion to act
Gold and Plum PuddIngs Equally Scarce
In the south.
From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb H.
We wonder that has sgnalizeA his zeal without
knowledge by moving that the soldiers be regaed for
mo al w MUM DuddinQs. IL has been proposed
In various quarters TO pay them In gold which Is not
whit dclusive and impossible. While dealing in
fancies why not be hbcrals
How the Rebel Mississippi Regiments
Got Out OF Tennessee.
From the Selma tAla Mississppian, Jan. 20
The Thirty ninth Mississippi regiment when II reached
corinth, numbered fifteen, rank and tk
when lott Florence for Nashville thus losing almost all
eilher in Killed, Wolndcd captured Many Of the men
could not travel the retreat in consequence Of being
barefooted and unable to travel and therefore were
captured
most severely the Thirty ninth. Tae TAinyseuenA
lt Florence nvmbern0 hundred men, and arrived
at Corina sOfn sinynyee men and sis officers
Thus have two regiments been destroyed, and regi-
ments too consisting Of the flower Of Mississippi What
havoc OF human life
Prisoners Awaiting Transportation from
.P ic om0nds
From the Ric mo Examiner, Feb. IA.
We learn that aud and nfty Of our prisoners
have been brought the Yankee flag Of truce 70
Aiksns landing and are swapg transportation thence
70 Richmond, which could not be effected yesterday ON
account Of the Ice u the river
Capture OF . Rebel Naval Ferce.
from the Richmond Wing, Feb. u
We learn that . naval party, consisting Of twelve
Lieutenant Cacony) Read were receatly captured by
the Yankees near Smithfeld, Isle Of Wight county
Among the party was Assistant Engineer Tomiinson OF
the James river feet who married the night before
his departure. We do not deem prudent TO give any
information to the object Of their expedition and
started for purpose failed accomplishing It, and
now, doubt, in Yankee prison. doing anything clss
than blessing their luck
The Richmond Negroes Arming.
(From the Richmond Examiner, Feb. 10
The bill put number of negroes in the military
vice. be used in such empoyments the Commander
nChief may determine will be taken up in the House OF
Representatives this morning Some local interest has
been manifested In this since known yes
terday that quite miasy fever had tvokes out on.g
nro employed at various hospitals here, and that they
aircddy 0r0dnirin0 u0Ixnter companies 10 take TIE
field dgaisx TIE Yankeo Several hundred OF them have
professed anxiety 10 volunteer and at one Of the
employed there agreed to enlist for the war;" and
ganized themselves military company In view Of
lsgsiatios now pending.
Personal Matters.
From she Richmond Sentinel, Feb. 1bl
Major Venable OF General Wade Hampton's stan, has
arrived Virginia. having made his escape By leaping
nom the cars near Philadelphia
We understand that Captain Raphael Scmmes Con.
federe states Navy has been promoted TO the rank Of
admiral for meritorous service Also that Lieutenant
Taylor Wood, Confederate states Navy has been pro
NOTED the rank Of captain for the like honorable
The Charlotte Demoa, learns that the once Of Com
missary General was rendered 70 Colonel William John
ston, OF that place, and declined.
The Hon Thomas Bennett, ex-Goverps1 o. eouth
Carolina, died the a0th utmo at ADdcrson Court
Hoosa
From the Richmond whdg Feb l6l
General W. p. Wonord Is on his way 10 North Georgia
With orders from the War Department 70 take command
Of thas department for the purpose Of breaking up an
unauthorized military organizations, arrestng bush
conscribng and organizing such force may be neces
say to seablc him 70 carry out these oder and restore
civil and military law in that section.
An III Omen for Richmsnd.
ARaIvAL OF GENERAL BRAGa IN TIE UTY-
"GoODBy, RICHMOND"
from the Richmond Enquirer Feb 1871
General Braxton Bragg Is at present In this city.
from the Richmond Whg, Feb. 10
General Brarton Bragg is in Richmond. He has vacated
fore occupied headquarters which will In future be
occupied BY General s. Cooper, Adjutant General
General Gideon Pillsw Succeeds Windcr.
GENERAL oRDERs--,So. 6.
ApJurASr AND INSPECTOR GssrRAL's OYF1cu,
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. =. 1855. !
Brigadier General Gideon j. Hllow is constituted Com
missary General Of Prisoners and will enter At once upon
raj Orders No s4, 1894. BY order
q. COOPER, Adjutant aud Inspector General
onhciai-H. L CLAY, Acting Adjuant General.
Freedom OF the Rebel Press.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAPERs THREATENED.
[From the Richmond Sentinel Davis organl Feb IA
DO not those members OF Congress and those citizens
who refuse 10 put any unusual restrictions the power
Of bad men TO commit injury IN these unusual tmeS
become moral bail for their good behavior Let those
who give the password and the run OF the camp the
CHRONICLES and Standards and Irogrep OF the day 10
hd, they bchure ncnsetrcs We confess ourselves
amazed AT the fatal weakness or neonsderateness which
prevails where energy and vgor required 70 save the
| life OF the State
All our lately received exchanges speak out with
heart and one voice OF the Fortress Monroe negotiation
and the duties has disclosed 10 US ALL except the
Raleigh Progrs0 and the Raleigh Standard which sill
hanging ont he whie fig for surrender. The Augusta
Chrafioe Si doubtless also take the came ground
Sad story.
TO THE EDIToR or THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
Your paper IL such friend TO soldiers that am
sure you will publish few words in behalf Of their
wives am soldiers wife, with 1--WE little children
and orphan sister 20 support NY husband has been