Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
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,,r,,. AND STATE NEWS.

w." r,s,lsy evening, ("s ealrea"y us.,''su '.
q o. completely ou,shonc by the scene
81 ,,,.scia!t. clio pr;tisb General in the
~ ,,rbo scarcely did anything clsel used
t'::'Es nHnnicate in his dispatches, "waS mag
10 e' Helm and waving plume, and gilt
a;tfhh sd. and refulgent epaulctte, aud snow
iI r:,s ron, sad rich caparison Of horse, and
WA" ;;'; +,.c-all in the rays Of an Indian sum
s ".: snn were gladdening sight to The eye Of
49,. .st liver Of the picturesque; and then to tho
Vi. ..;o,-,o The loyal 10 the arms of old Virgil
! whether ssmbolic or niaterlal--thc manly
'''' ani the proud steed and the excellent
An ;nrpished cause Of proud comment and
,oncrstulalon.
~ about IL o'clock, Col liardec, OF the
TAXED States Army, accompanied 10y Licu;e.
,,an,.Colouel Fielding Taylor, OF Gloucester
Aid, reviewed the troops on the race track J;
"a it is but Justice to say that, whilst OF
nurse where u large body Of cavalry were
.ropoht together for the first time, there we're
| am. mistakes mot many thought the par
: Al. was highly crcditablc. We noticed parll-
,,,arly the admirable manner in which the
..".mnupt" and '.mount' WAS executed.
The Field and Staff officers whom We found
...n,r,rd At head quarters, are
'rolonel Shcrwin McRae, commanding.
u.;nr / J. Werth. LIST. Major; Major Thos.
t. Arrnistc.d ID. MAJOR
Adiutant. john +. y" Fc;
nn,rtsr. Master, Daniel T. Gardner
3 sn.istsnt Surseon. f. ". Hancock.
S'~,,aut. Major, Edward Fonta'i'c
p.y.Nastsr, Walter X. Martin.
ta! !;''",, Comu,;ssary, Miles {. Scldeu.
! :n r ,-oojs on the ground At half:past one
y wric- r, ~ 1, Wicl;ham
,."n.,, Wm. s. Newton, Lieutenant i.
H. Bowles ~, n,.. ,;,.,,t.,,nt p
9 - Jr Lieutenant John L Friend,
. Lieutenant - Quinn.
] ,;orerror's Guad-Richmond C'ty-Capt.
! & Cab.!l, Lieutenant .. A CrehSha"'
Lieutenant r. B. keHn"i. - W
chesterfield Troop. A.-Cupt Henry W.
Cox Lieutenant Joseph ! Mason, Lieutenant
"V C,, -: Troop, B-Cap, VIA. Is. Ball,
,;m,,.nqpt VIM s. Woodbridge, Lieutenant
charles H. Rhodes.
,'hsrles City Troop-Capt. Robert Douthat'
y;.urrusnt Thomas ". Wilcox, Archibald lay
lor Lieutenant Benjamin H. Harrison
Caroline TT oop-Capt. - GcosSc
Amelia Troop-Capt. 5. S. Wciscscr, Lieu
,el.art Charles r. Irving, Lieulcnant j. NJ.
Giis.
New Kent Troop-Capt. Melville Walden,
Lieutenant George I. Eruluey, Lieutenant Tel
enachus Taylor.
Goochand Troop Capt, Julian Harrison,
Lieutenant F. P. HobSon, Lieutenant George
: Harrison.
Essex Troop-Capt. R. $ Caulhorn, Lieut..
Aubrey H. Jones, Lieut. YIN. Oliver.
powhataa Troop-Captain Z. ST. George
Cooke Lieut. Jno F. Lay, commanding Lieut.
Charles Old, Lieut.. T. 3. Skipwlti:.
Surry Troon-Captain J. ". Taylor, Lieut.
Allen
"a our return to the city, after the parade,
We met the King and Queen Troop, under the
command OF Capt ~ ?. Todd, Llcuts. ". Z.
Nunn and Thomas j. JcttrieS, on their way
Oil.
The King William Troop, Capt B. b. Dong.
IA, Lieut. Wan. Gregory, Lieut. W. '. CroX-
.oa. Lieut.. Thomas Gregory, had also arrived
in the city.
In the ground were Governor Lctcher, Adj
c.an; General Richardson, ard Colonel Wm
i Richardson, who, though OH clutches, yet
w,ad be wherever military training was 10 be
iJ.s-,hus giving proof CT the spirit which
ought 70 animate every Virginia soldier III
these days.
With talent altucSt French, the l"ols We're
rapidly accommodating themselves t" clfcum-
stances, ard circumstances 10 them
Here was tent with good straw and pallet,
and lantern, and valiSc, and little creature
comfort such rs was iachtagty spread before
rs in the canvass dp,nicc vi Hayward of the
Governors Guard
There vas trooper Furnishing his arms aud
talking pct:ingly 70 his stced Ia another
place was a joval niger smoking his lips rs
he unoadcd from his country wagon, The good
things that yconen like TO live on, then again
iie!c :;as 4 chatter Of plates and knives III a
saryc ',...iiag, where SunGry tables were LAID
oat, AMI. ''n which, hungry troopers cast longing
eyes, an,i l:icH ;terc was music and busle blast,
the r,.>,i" ui criNoline. and so on ami - on.
The civilians on the ground were rot Is
many - W expected, but to-day We look for 4
crowd. Let crinoline 60 out 10y all means, and
We urge this particularly, at the request oil
some handsome fellows from the country who
wait ~ see our own Richmond Bellies.
pn ladies' 20 ont, the troopers will show YOU
S'iat itry can do in the Art -Riiitaire show
then IL return what you can do in the ar.
4n!iaerv.
To-day the First Regiment will be On the
ground, and there will DO review by the Ga.
vernon
To1rY Observation-Disclosures Lctclrr has
given further respite to rot,y until Friday
neat
AcQrrlrrp. The tria! Of John II. Melton
.a!'ed :og shooting Q. p Sims, WAS c.aclu,led
IL tiIc Ircuit Court Of this city yesterday.
The c.:sc was given to the jury without ar
slmeut, and resulted i'll the acqni,'al Of the
accused
VI have received from mcfarland L Fer gus
son. d this city, No. II, Vol, NN. Of The
Southern. Planter"
We have more than once spoken in terms Of
omuendaton Of this monthly. lis South
Ell work, devoted to Agriculture Horticulture,
and the Household Arts, and always contains
aS'eat variety Of valuable matter.