Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27

forces OUT Of the State, and IN restoring thc
nennlr thc;r lust rights. | have come anloiie
pon simnly with the view Of making war ripoi!!
nnnr Northern foes, ard driving them back. !
s;vc the oppressed of your State al oPport''
nnity Of standing up as lreemen, and ui'erI''S
their true sentiments.
You haze l,.ua nverrun aud Lralnpiei upon
hv tho mcrcenmry hnrlrs # the North. fo'll
bc,utiful State has hcen marty Suhlnsaled.-
Rrt ,ho.r ,ruc sons: of Missouri who have COZ
tinucl in arms, together with my force. calne
hacL upon the enemy and gained nScr them Il
Great and signal victory. Their sencral.ln,
chief is slain and many Of their other general
officers wounded. Their army is in full tight;
One and all the true men Of Missouri will
rise I'D and rally round their standard. The
State w;ll be redeemed. do no! come among
yon 70 make war upon any Ct your people,
uwhathcr Union or otherwise. The Union Peo.
n,c will all he protected in their rights and
nrnncr,y. and It is earnestly recommended Ia
tfb.r, TO return to their homes. The prisoners
Of tn, Union party, who have been arrested
bv IN. army, will he released and allowed to
return ia their friends. Missouri must be al,
lowed 20 choose her own destiny. No oaths
binding upon vnu' rjnscicllccs viii he admin
iS;erci.
hare driven The enemy from among you.
The tins has row arrived for the people OF the
State to act. You Cannot longer procrastInatc.
Missouri must nov take her position by the
North or The South. BcS. McCrlLouGH,
Er;g9dicr (;eacral commanding.
Tic following general order has also hren
promulgated
HEADQUARTERS 4j' the He,tsrm -lrmy,
Camp near Springfield, No, Aug. II i
The General Commanding takes great plea
sure in announcing to the army under his
command the signal victory it has just gained.
Soldiers of Louisiana, of Arkansas, OF Mis-.
souri, and Of Texas, nobly have you sustained
Yourselves. Shoulder 10 shoulder you have
mel the eariIy ani driven HIM before yon.-
| Your first battle has been g%:o:Inrs, ana sour
General is proud Of y"ti
The opposing force, composed nearly Of the
old regular army Of the North, have thrown
| themselves upon yuu, confident Of victory, but
b. great g%alianlry and determined courage
Won have utterly rontrl it with great slaush.
ter. Several pieces Ut artillery and mary
prisoners are now in your hands. The com.
mandcr in chief OF the enemy is slain, and
many ri The general officers wounded. The
fig ri ;!.e i'nnIederacs nos floats over Spring.
field, tIr stronghold Of The enemy. The
friends u! on: clriS: who have been imPrI.
snned there aTc released. ..
While Announcing /" the army this great
victory. the General hnreS iiiat the laLrelS you
have gained will not b.. furnished b. a single
outrage. IT," ~Tr,va'c property Of citizen; "l
either parry mus, he respected. Soldiers ~ho
fought a. v5r did yesterday caanoi rob or
nlun,lrr Rv order Of
Be-. McCcLLnrdu.
Mail Cotrs.pSniesce af The Associated Press
from general BaEhs' COLUMN.
FREDERICK. Aug o2-The advance guard
Of The army is rot FAR from this locality. Its
ultimate destination IS uEknnSn. Tn health
OF Ike army Is generally good, snd the hosp.
tais have but fen tenants. The supplies Of
couin,ry produce ara abundant, and the change
cf locality from Sandy Hook works wonders IN
favor Of health. discipline and contentncnt.
The principal incident Of camp life is the de-
lecsion in the New lp;k l9th regiment. This
morning, being the expiration Of the three
months tc. M icr which the mcn, or . majori-
" 81 tiseIn. c!aimad they were enlisted for IN
the Federal ~aer"ier. the line %aS formed, and
the orders o( the Governor of the State of New
Ysn!, III determination nf tie government,
and lac articles pf war wcTe read to the reg
meri. Major L"diir, III temporary command,
addressed the men, and finally ordered all who
chase n rcmaifi 10 advance tt!rcc PAGES. About
Two hundred declined, ard were immediately
taken charge Of hy the SeCnnd Cavalry. Sub.
siquen:l: they wtrn disrObcd Of their equip
meats, ami placed il charge Of The First Penn
s,iva',ia i,rc;mcal, Col. [:ildic. Twcn,y-four
hours haze h2cn allowed t0r them 10 recon.
slider li.air .~irc.i.un, andi il j. believed al lra;t
unr half ri the Ii3a.ttctcl will return 10 their
daily. All H." '.:ni!3i9noi officers remained,
and uniy ~" Of tbs orderly :ergcania wcrc
anlnag the lcc':>tiH.
Ma;pr D,uhIciaY. VII, mas for some weeks
BEEN co:,iincd a. Washington from the rii"cls
of Al GcciI!ral 10 his Leg, iceuIn..s his battery
in Gen. Bllks' column IN Tuesday. Daring
Major Dnnbleday'% absr.cr lie battery has
hee:i in ch1r5r Of FIRST Lieut. Hall, who rfr-
~iicita!r.; - c',t, pict!1n~!r II the Fort S:n;rr
cnniliaf. lie vii probably >nccred Mior
Dn4hieI.r in permanent rrMmlni Of the lat
tcrr.
Mr. Russell, lie var correspondent oi he
"L.GnI,.a Times, lhoh ti:: cars al EilicrilS
Mills cl Tuesi,r morning !or Sandy Hon%,
and rI"rcricd iiri.hrr for the purpose Of Wis
| irinr the whole linz al the Potomac ,~icfrns.s.
There wac snne curiosity in camp ~ catch ii
gliGrsc III his BORN and features, bu. his
presence "a ~. r~RcgfieG ~ that nf an tE.
traordinarT parsonage. Remarks not dclicatcIy
complimentary were uttered by some Of The
soldiers who had pcTnscd the morning i%aurnsls
con. aiming abstracts from his LETTER 10 The
Times"
CAPTURE or A STEAMBOAT AN EXCITEMENT.
LOUISVILLE, Aur. - i special 'ii,p2tclrt t"
the Courier, dated painc,h. says that tic
cInbaat CGn.s;6ga came frrr this morning
with two hundred ard fifty rnc:, captured the
steamboat ". b. Terry, and took ter 10 Cairo.
YESTERDAY one Thousand Lincoln ;iGop5 came
to P!andSv;ilr, kcntnak:, and captured Two
citizens 81 that place, and took them 10 Caro-
as prisoners.
The Courier also says that the eXci!ImeHt at
Lexington Yesterday was very great, on the
arrival If the guns sent from the Federal gov
eminent. which vas Increased By the turning
out OF tie Home and State Guards, and the
arrival Of c~avalry. The Courier says 4 difficult
tg would have been inauguratcIl but for the per.
sua;ion Of j. c. Breckinrihga, who addressed
the crowd, urging M violence, hu; TO permit
Tie llGOpS ~ thne dlu 'o.''SJ Wv S""oe l"ii
destination. The Courier says that the excite
melrt is so great that further shipments will
not hc mais for the present.
HoIRlRLE DEED of BLOOD At SEA
BosroS, Aug o2.--The bark Czarinu arrived
here to-day, the crew Of which makes the fol
lowing report: July ?0tb, g 4. II, the mate,
Gutter, killed Capt Dryer with a hatchcf,
while thc latter vas aclecp N his berth. Cut.
ter then killed the second nate, lIammctt, of
Boston, on deck, with the same instrument,
ord thra. IA. h1lc overheard Next day,