Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

THE NEWS.

ERJN WILMINGTON SITUATION.
.nle Wilmington Journal OF 5t-e 21th says shat-tes
military authorities IN that quarter AESesToWI 50
rrai,lt,y reticeuJ Of latet that IL bsSSnu SINGLE
lieu. t1 report concerning che stJgtstRl eEespt0tIe
usual All quiet beiov--Ho ChaRSr, ~ tue relAilEe
r.suopvt tG- ayuies.',-' ,a,sS' ---'''
TIE same p.ryr SAYS We are glad 10 be able 70
state -utl,r.Js,,eIy. Juat Genera sss,ss has n~et
ever. eL.r,. aud exhausted every ni-anS within l>
rsacb. % obtain the necessary in,ormattn On tins
subject, ISL. near the heart, OF tbs parents and reia
1--WE, ef aur gallant bows. The enemy promised the
General O.. send IA list Of the casualties at the
f.rt % .a early day. That he has not done 50, Is
1..t.e Generals fault
IHE TIAG OF TRUCE BOAT
Ttsfr- et truce boat arrived al Variua yester-
r.. ami was met by the steamer Allison. On the
r..ra o. tae Allison she ran into Confederate tor
-. .. f.rt. vbics sunk. Her crew, consisting OF
....,a .aamcu escaped with only cold, 'uneom-
-b.e ruI unexpected SUBMISSION in the James.
Lent Armstrong. the commander OF the boat we
r..-.. o. lclru. was drowned. The service, eonse-
..t.v. ID. to- mourn Vie loss Of brave and an efi-
Client .M-er.
The Allison brought up thirty-nine exchanged
Cueisi.,e surgeons, and the Rev, Mr.. Ainsolving
end dsg l,er.
Tie Glowing Is q list Of the Surgeons;
S-5,--s.-I. p Campbell. J. II. Calvert, L. II
P-r-,r5 A. II. VOORHEES, j. r. Binst, A. P. Cow
rs-. r r. Dickinson, W. II. Cooper, d. e. Roberts
Tav,r-s Rivers T.. II. Turner, J. c. Hamilton.
t.-t ST. st W Pierce, A. 5. Cameron
J. n 1-.-as .Jesse-Iliu J. II. Simmonds, W q
,-f gcCorsIe, W. H>McpougalI J. r. lSeat-
... . a.. wilson. a. A Powell, j. d. Wootten, j.
F.I.Si.
\ur.tic above were captured at Franklin, ex-
.... ... .r., tuo. vho we're c5ptuscd at Elizabeth
..... h... tieaeNr two. at Huntsville, Ala, Sur
econ Turner a, ,'l .L7ille and Foard at Rogersyille
IHE TALLAHASSEE Az WORK
lr....r-.. tv The steamship Arago informs the
s.ysua.a F.r.5rclg that the Tallahassee chased
t,A--r I.u. IL a. NJ, until SP- ", on Thurs
DIV -.. ...... oa the coast of North Caroliua'The
..-.5 lrE-eI the south Carolina coast until coming
-.irf protection OF che feet on Charleston Ih'
OIL Ii ZEE approached within ten miles Of the
a..o.
THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
wi Ue seen by a Telegram IN another column
. Ge.-I-i Hood has been relieved, at his own re
....,,. OF ,Ls Command Of the Army Of Tennessee
IT,. learn nom d southern exchange that General
t,...ra-.rI and ID. h. Hi.l passed through Selma
..t- IIra iust en- IoutS tot ths Array OF Tennes
See
A-4a,. accounts. General J. E. Johnston was az
ruuI.>Su $. e.
Tie SSH. 60. tarus from. an ObservIut friend,
., rI -c,- lett the front OF Hoods army, that the
- u.as the soldiers is Unanimous Tor the re-
rrr OF General Johnston. Their desires on this
.lss,. are not disguised. Indeed, he thinks Gem
J.L.-. s. the only officer who can restore the for
u..r ..,f o. corps Of the army. 1t says if John
SION takes che feId over them, thsy Will again q
forth 20 battle lcu OF confidence and with the bes
.,glsr
0CE GALLANT MOsBY
g. lra-LJar- tftJFeU. has had the pleasure
.s tt.. from Colonel N0sby, and Is happy 70 STATE
80 I'D, wound !. nearly healed, and that be viii be
5..ti e.ij.s by tis list of February.
F.t.s = aukces look out as he Is 4 military Shy
...s .rI Viii demand of them the debt they owe
- tJ .a- last idrthIng