Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-11
NAMES Of TIrG FoRTIflCATfoNs AROUND WASHING

TON.
General Mcclellan has issued the !":!nwin:
order.
The works in the vicinity Of Washrg'o:
are named as follows:
The work south Of Hunting Creek, Fm
Lyon
Tha, on Shutters Hill, Fort Ellsworth.
That to the left OF the Seminary, Fort Worth
That in front OF DlpEkcrs brigade, For
Benktr
Tia, in from: oi Lees house. Fort Ward.
That near the mouth OF fourmlle Greek
Forl Scott
That on Richardson's Hi, Fort Richardson
That now known as Fort Albany, Fart Al
bany.
That near the end Of LIN; Bridge, For
Rnnyon.
The work next on the right Of Fort Albany
Fort Craig.
The next on the right Of Fort Craig, Fo:
Tilnghast.
The next on the right uI Fort Tlingha-t
Fort Ramsay.
The work next on The right of Fort Ram
say, Fort Woodbury..
That next on the right of Fort Woodbury.
Fort Dekalb.
The work in rear OF Fort Corcoran and near
canal, Fort Haggerty.
That now known a> Furt CuNoran, Fort
Corcoran.
That to the north Of Fort Corcoran, Fort
Bennett
That South Of Chain bridge, on height, Fvr'
Ethan Allen.
That near the Chain bridge. on Lrcsbnrg
road, Fort Marcy.
That on the cliff north of Chain bridge, Bat
terry Martin Scott.
That on height near reservoir, Battery Yer
mont
That near Georgetown, Battery Cameron.
That on the left Of Trnnallytown, Fort
Gaines.
That at Tennalls tOwn, Fort Pennsylva-
That Ut E,nory's Chapel, Fort MassachG-
sells
That near camp Of I'd Rhode Island reg
ment, Fort S!ocum.
That on Prospect Hill, nesr Bladensburg
Fort Lincoln.
That next on the left Of Fort Lincoln, Fort
Saratoga
That next on thr left OF Fort Saratoga, Fort
Bunker Hill.
That on the right of General Sickles' camp
Fort Stanton.
That on the right Of Fort Stanton, Fort
Carroll
That on the left, towards EIa,!cnsburg Fort
Grehr.
By command Of Major General Mcclellan.
S. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Adjntant General.
(OGiciuU RrCu'D z. IRWIN,
Aidcde- Camp.
The "Tribune" OF the 81, publishes the fpl
lowing in its commercial article:
WEDNESDAY, Oct. ., p. M--Thc stock mar
kct was more active this morning. and gcner-
ally prices we're shade better. Business was
well distributed, ard the dealings in Govern
met! and States stocks we're large, with some
irrcgu arity in the latter, Mss6uris recovering
Il portion Of yesterdays decline, while Tcnnrs,
sees and Nirgina'S fell oil materially. Th:
largest transactions in Gnvc: nmca.s werc for
the registered stock ui 1881. VIC; :nI! 1T 81!
ut the close, within fraction '.f :!ie vri:c-
ruling fDr the coupon s',cl: II the same issilc.
The Is per cent Treasury n"r.'s ~"r" in quick
demand NJ ?9i, viii :ac.; "t 3: 900 at the
price.
There is 70 change il the .n.!ncy Market
Gall loars are easily negotiated at and 6 per
cent, accart'ing ~ the class VI ;:D:lat"Tais o.
Tered The ';pic brokerage t'IS!ncsS IS AT i
stand still F,.w raftivS are 'aiTrcnr, ard lh"S:
are Of Il class not seeking the street. Leading
commission house acceptanc'S would pass a;
GaT pr cent. per annum, aud short jobbcrs'
paper is current at TO 10 per cent, while The
same class Of long dates cann"t be negotiate
except at the cxorbitant rates uf is .2t per ccnt.
per annum.
The popular subscriptions to the 80 l''in
to day IN this city were about $500, OOO ThS
cily banks place to the credit Of the Covert
mcnt O,: the amount Of the second install
m:nt III $4,000, ,O00-Ncw York taking
$50, ,00O, ,000, Boston $40 100000 and Philndci
phia 1000 900. The rates Of this instament.
therefore, will draw interest from DIT. !, while
those Of the first issue draw from Aug !? -
The Secretary has extended The tims OF re
ceiving subscriptions at toe variorI agencies
for 30 days.
POLITICS IN THE CHURCHES IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The most exciting topic Of discussion in San
Francisco within the last three days grows out
of discussion which took place at session OF
Prcsby terians, on a vote touching The duty OF
the clergy to declare themselves on the ID. of
loyalty and against rebellion, and preach loyal
doctrines to their congregations. Dr.. W. a.
Scott, Of Cavalry church, alone voted against
the resolution, and protested against its adop'
tiun. Lie believed the action Of the late Gene
raj Assembly on the state Of the country, III
adopting the spring resolutions, rs exceedingly
mischicvous and erroneous lie agreed in the
main with the protest of DR.. Hoge, and the
the late Princeton "Revicw." He did not be.
iieye the Assembly had any right FROM The
holy Scripture, from the standard oil the
church. TO interfere with civil or political qncs-
tions. There were other grave reasons Why
he could not approve OF the action Of the As
scmbly, but he could NOT consider it proper 10
introduce them into ecclesiastical and spiritual
bodies This position assumed by DIR. Scott,
has revived the charges against him Of sympa-
thsing with secession, and raised much feel
ing in the community Th,re Sere threats oil
mobbing his church the next time services are
held, but force of police has 1een detailed to
prevent any outbreak. Sons of the news
papers have covertly encouraged the mob
spirit, but the more influential citizens earnest
ly advise that DR.. Scott b. leIt in the hands OF
his congregation, wio are mostly Unonlsts.
A late arrival from California says:
The position of Affairs between the Rev Dr..
Scott and the congregation Of the Calvary Pres
byterian church had reached the climax.
An ,Ilisv Of Inc reverend gentleman was sus
pended hear hs Church before daylight on
Sunday morning. labelled Scott, the traitor v
He, however, preached a sermon, but was hiss.
ed on leaving the church. The police we're
present and interposed 10 prevent violence
The next day be resigned his pastorship and
vas about leaving fIr Europe via Cape Horn.
THREE LIEUTENANTS IS TuF Navy SENT TO foR7
LariiITfE
B0SToN. Oct, !, 1861.
Lieutenants Benjamin p. Loyal and ". r.
Butts, Of the slonp Of war Constellation, a..
rived at Portsmouth, We're tn day sent to Fol
Al