Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-10
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The haso1 truce WHICH, Sa.he o'o' -
tomac to en. Stone last week brought the iol'
LOWING douments. The first, from Col. mos
Jordan, Bauregard's Assistant AdJutnnt zen
eral. inches copies Of two orders from zen
Stone to 3olonel Davis, and one from hlm 10
Ool Bakr-pone OF which have been hereto
fore pubbhed:
a~EAsEGARD's ApJCTANT TO GEN. STONE
Informal CEsTEEvILLE' Nov. 70 1901.
Gene,l Having observed in the papers OF
tho I1ni,d States some assaults on you, in re-
lot;on , YOUR orders touching tho Lees
b,rg AIR, and as the orders in question came
into oupossion possession y-vrittsn IN pen
I'll It as occurred to me- that possibly you
might AVE no copy Of same-esPeclaily LUG
basty oe to Col. Baker. Under that posi-
bility. 18th the consent Of General Beauregaro'
I have } iDclose you copies on which you may
rcly. I'D which may serve to reiute SONG o'
the aileations | have noticed in your press
mndr irthe interest Of Bakers friends. 90
this siuply in the interest of justice.
Widths are three letters-lor prisoners OF
war an Sta,e-which l hope may DO forward
Cd to Ir. Green, which is from bis wife, ano'
as I an assured, purely on domestic matters
Let &c also say to you informally that Lieu
tenant Berry, taken o prisoner at LeesouTg,
and int escaped from Washington, declares
tts, 10 e ' while he Was handcutfed, and SUB
seoneriT tied with a rope, and ne names
Than:eant Colonel Wis!Gr as an etdcer VINO
knrv { his treatment, and partially, at least,
sancticed il .He ssye, too, no was grossly
;nsultd. We all know how much you nave
regsrdd tho amenities Of war, aud hence DO
,neD,io, these things, and can assure you ttat
in M Instance have We tied T. private, much
Isss an ificer. Respectfully,
~ THos. JORDAN.
Wm.R HTsLcr, Lieut.. and 4. D. y.
"a trie copy
On. STONES ORDERS 70 COL. DEVlN'.
Tb.iolowlng arc orders from Con. Stone to
C.AYnd DaylTs:
HEADQUARTERS CORPS OF OBSERVATION,
PooL,TlLLE, Oct 20. 1851,
A,uut IL . o'clock. y. NJ.
Colonel: You will please send orders to
the canal to have the two new fiat boats now
there, opposite the island, transferred at once
20 the river, and will al 2 o'clock, P. NJ, have
the island reinforced by all Of your regiment
now on duty at the canal and at the New York
batserT. The pickets will be replaced by the
conosn;rs Of the l9th Massachusetts there.
Very respectfully,
Your oDcd:ent servant,
CHARLES P. STONE,
Brlgadler General
Col. CHS. Dcvins. Commander 10Th Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers.
4 true copy.
WV. r. HYsLop, 1t. and 4. D. Q.
The following is the last order to Colonel
Baker. 1t could never have reached him. IL
shows what report he sent to Gen. Stone, and
indicates ander what orders he was acting:
HEADQUARTERS CoRPs CT OBSERVATION,
EDWARD FERRY,
October 81, 3:45, P. NJ
Gel. E. D. BAKER, Commanding Right Wing
Colonel: Yours OF 2:30 is received. am
glad you lind your position tcnablc. If salts
fed with it, hold on, and don't let the troops
get fatigued OF starved while waiting.
Please detail plenty OF officers to attend to
the food of the men. Do you need moro ar
t,llery than the eight pieces now at your dis
position!
Respectfully, your obedient servant
CHARLES P. STONE,
Brigadicr General Commanding,
A true copy.
WIN R HTsLcp, 1t. and 4. D. Q.