Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29
TO BE CONTINUED.
SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE.
The Bnmbardment at PensacoIa.

| Inc BbnDarQmcnL at fenaacola.
The Pensacola observer Of the go inst.
contains some notice Of the cannonade .clr
that place on the previous day. II says:
The firing began from Fort pickcns. Tha
whole of their Ire during the morning was
| directed at TIE steamer Time, but with vcry'
little effect 1'fl,: Tine came up last night,
and with lii. exception OF TWO or three little
| holes made w!;n r;Ie shot, she is uuhnrt.
! This shows ,na tncir guns are Of Il ve!.'
| inferior quality, or that Brown and has
Yahoos Ucie all drunk-very probably ,hu
latter The steamer helms was also III tA,'
basin With the Time at the beginning OF trc
fire, but her daring Captain ran her out dur'n.;
the hottest OF it. Only one shot struca fvr,
and that did no damage. The Nelms w.nt
over to the main land and found the F'a:!d,
regiment all right, and learned wills iil;c
that the rumor Of the firing over there ~.
| night previous vas false. The NclmS il i,a,.
sing Billy WIlS9n's batteries, gave tho" Z
couple Of shots, which were harmless; :e
turned.
The United States frigate Niagara tried tar;
I to come in, but the reception was too "aIm,
and she had to back out.
The only loss Of life that We can hear of 'va9
a private Of the Louisiana regulars kille, AID
the wife Of Sergeant of the marine cyrps--
both killed by a she'll in the yard. grc2.
many shot and shell fell in the yard, b.; do
very little damage.to the buildings.
Our guns worked well all day, nud mus;
have told with terrible effect upon tie ODE.
side We think the greatest damage don:
to enc ct their ships, which venturei tao near
one of our batteries.
But the meanest and most contemplate "a!
of theirs was the execution Of the tbrea- rnads
sometime ago by that prince Of hs!:cac'!
scoundrels, Harvey Brown, that be world rIt
respect hospitals. One shot was so well a"Hr';
n that l,llJHg that it went throug ia j, !,";;
did no damage. The baseness OF th, -:
places this blackguard below the loves: -!
throat and vagabond pickpocket 81 Se:r l,i..
| At fifteen minutes to eleven, this morning.
the fire re.opened and still continues nj 4 "cry
brisk rate. The people are not 20 much rs':i.
! ted as yesterday, and We can see every "p
pearance among our people, Of deicru'':-
ton to resist to the last extremity, if need IL:
but every one seems to place an uu!imitcr: cc"-
Gdence in cur success. We hope now ,h.' !:
will continue until it is settled. Hurrah or
the Southern Confederacy, and hurrah fYr =
Little More Grape"
! D,r-utSv runE~ers-rALh Win aJsoNIks, -.
From che .n.revs (7.) corre,poadea. 0. the ca:r'
ton CourIsr.]
Most of our soldiers are now busy buii5'H1
| furnaces, an article as various as taste ami IL
:e1uity can devise. The general style IS -
dig long holes in the ground under the ;tHt,
wldened at certain spot to receive aUd burn
the fuel. then extend the channel ous,.i. trd
! Terminated ii into a stone chimney, topp@'' VIZ
Hour iar.,l for 6ue. Some smoke lie
young iE!Eas, making the disease worse than
the cure; but others, Cd the contrary, ave
warm Us Jon choose te make them. IL enc or
two instances, where the machine did rot VOL
successfully, saw the boys dig hue holes
large enough to contain the ''mess," 'l twin
FIRE, then creep in and SNUG up.
Coming here yesterday, Ipasstd 81 the Fy'd
| thr;y-iour Yankee prisoners, taken the 4aE
before by Major Martins Adams Troop. Of
Mississippi, one of the finest Cavalry con!.a
rIes III the State The capture Was l''a'ir :!s.T
Fall; Church, while the Federas we're cn-
:;lscd in foraging.
The Who'll. company, who. bv IT, rir. ::
from the 3O.h New York trgmenr, rEprm'
themselves confident that We shall b: whipped
in ICES ,hun 80 days. They cnrrobo,a.Hf The
suuor:ition trat we shall have tiq'l &c
Occoguan, bri exercised surprise at - arg
uit,,.lc vi our army. All wore elcg"n' 'itr
.,lo:hine, anu, hs the side of their rou... = :!
miscellaucou,iy alfred guard, looked f:;i!:
like gentleman 0ae Of the boys, in rer;; 10
rc,,,ark r;r1'r By prisoner cDHc :rninS i.iS
ola ci ,;iirs tod bin tie I4rkecS "P!" ;c!E
like bottle If four ccn; w'!.iskc-. |; i'a.'
very pretty la el on the outside, bet "'a
might rne.u Ii. uor This philosophy WAS a.
good ~ tn. trait all he fellow hat enough
OF both. tn;.;, r. in snswer to sonH .nG1l'
Ties As 20 wn.: nu layus ht when be "as c"?
tured, replied that "he hadn't time "a t,:'-
awning tor he was so scared he dIdi !; -
his gun from q corn.stalk."
The Cincinnati Gazette gives the num's' 10