Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
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An officer ~ ticiI. hl'ti''"""
ur5bahly AS murl, in c"i.ndrItce ol tlie uene'
"A any other man, informed Inc tiilS morn
~ Inn, Ihcrr will he no Immediate movement
n,Ir army here nn1r:yi IN advance Is ''sieoy
..,.,,,' yt,,. E.>,r.rm"it L: III IL %l'riti"li
,w 70 s,.al Ole. ar ii" ~ !iccl. lr"n thr c"iS''
,bs .n.rrr amt carry lnrwdrd Il vigorous
IT,, :, ~: ,r,y" simultaneously at different
,in,. Tins j.; L;r!r. Seats life saving Propo'
ticn end in il H.. has the c.. cperation OF the
sLin4t and Glen. Mcclellan. The regular and
md ircrr. -. Of the vast army here will be
bu. NO general engagement VIII .hae
lace uni, IS the ball 5 olci'cd ny me "lser
arty. This, an informed, IS Inc present
olirv os Tive Administration, and will be carrier
nj hy the military, subject 10 the movements
{ the enetIy.
RISK DEMAND roK TREASURY NOTES
l.G OVER 70 THE ENEMY.
The demand for the new Treasury notes Is
The pressure upon tie treasury
Department !cr supplies OF The n"'eS uai.y
more urgent, and in order 10 eSpealte
he issue Secretary Chase has ordered the EN-
iloyment Of an additional clerical force. inc
Jerks are all husiIy engaged in signing inc
Iotes.
h Government has purchased all the woods
which border rllc railroad from washington u
he Relay House. The timber will be Gu
losn and transported to Washington, TO Of
,srd as fuel. A large number OF men are no"
employed in telling the trees, leaving inc TRACK
If the road perfectly clear OF both sides.
Information has been received from the In
lian country stating that several tribes o! th'
have offered Ia enroll themselves III TIT
.al,kS of the rncIny Tie penalty Tor ms trca
sction Is a total forfeiture oi the all
1uitirs set apart for the benefit Of these tribes
TEE ABOLITION or pkivArcERISd
When our fs,ysfnmeut offered IL accs3c i!
the propositions Of the Paris Conieretce .
speeding the abolition Of priVateering,lt was u
a SG safH aSd th GsHn sata aau 'has EsS e bfHdrH e h 5f;
on the whole Country. Had the European
Governments assented, they would have beel
bound 10 treat Jctf. Davis privatecls US pirates
but England first, and France second, declined
to receive anything but an unqualified accept
ancc. Even Russia refused 10 enter into a scPs
rate treaty OH these terms, saying that he
eugageuelta under the Paris Conference rem
lei, cd it impossible, but promising that aile
the Uaited States entered into HE league sh
would support her il the amendments which
she might suggest
ESCAPE OF y REEF PRISONER.
Friday afternoon Lieut.. nunnot, Of a Eirgi-
MIA regiment, made prisoner al the battle q
Bull Run, and since cnniiurd in the militar,
prison OF Capitol Hal, escaped, those rcspon
for his security not Knowing how.
Emerson ElherIdsr lrei must titectualll
out one spu.trring candle. Mr.. Chas
Henry Foster, 9hJ claims To have been elected
| member Of Congress !roIu North Carolina
ZEN; n letter ranked by himself 70 Mr.. E:he
'idge, requiring IliaL gcAtlcmln Ia supply hlG
with stationery, %ilcG The Clerk Trry prumps
y refused TO DO, not benz, wiling 10 conccG
lie pcruusites 81 i u,cus;'cr oi Congress 10
nan that only claim; Ia hav: received i hakclI
of votes, and w!,uSr: claim even In tC
many Us that is s:torgly questioned
The .Abcites are getting smart. None! is
Scarce to allow Charles Henry 10 p!ayth
confidence game.
col. MCuNN SEST IRON w~AsiiliurnT.
On Thursday nigh; ticiI. McClcllau ~,isrecLrC
he Provost Marshal 10 arrest Col. }. II. Ne
Iunn, late. of the Tilirty.srvrnth New York
Volunteers, AMI send him liGm the city by le
irst train for The North. About midnight,
JaTt. Avcriil, III The ~l'ruvdst Guard, prorecl-
ID &c Willard; with two officers. vino tuoE
Jul. McCuhn into c~usln;ly. H. wa; informed
~ Capt. Averill Of The raturc of the ORDER
hat had been given, and further told thu: in
he returned to Washington, so long as Tie
ATTY waS in It's present. condition, lac should Dg
,uI in irons.
Cal. McCunu accordingly left "m The six
'clOrk train. Orders had been previously
;s,Ird To Gen. R;rharjsop that should he APP.
year within his lines 10 arrest him, and send
i'm 10 the city nndcr f guard. The cuuss Of
his summary proceeding Is supposed 10 ~
;ul. McCunu'S oiliciouSiir.S about the CAMP
( the Thirty.st"rnlh sine: his resignation, and
specially in prosecuting the charges pending
gainst several Of the Captains.
EXAMINATION or WHITE HOUSE POINT.
Captain Wyinan, Of the Pocahontas, spent
nrcc hours on Wednesday night in making Il
areful examination Of White House Pnina-
rebels were there, and there were 10 signs
{ past occupancy, nor preparations for mount.
X guns. Two miles distant was a small
,rce, but whether regular Or militia it WIS not
scertainri.
Officers Of the Potomac iintIlla doubt, dcs-
ito the Richmond "EXLrnlnur's' Threat, the
Of rebel batteries al Matthias Point,
here Il lnIcr Of infantry and ~cavatry are ell.
,mpri. Ur at an: point above the vicinity o.
.Lqula Crerk.
ARMY CORRESPONDENT.
Gen. Scott has ISSUED Il general order stating
nat there arc irregularities in the cDrrcspon-
cncc 81 the Amy which need prompt correc.
1t is highly important, lie sass, that
Inior officers Oh duty he not permitted TO cor
.spond with the General in Chief, or other
,mluandrr, un current offri business, except
trough immediate caIn,nandelS. And The
sme rule applies TO correspondence with the
resident direct, or with him through lhr
Of War, unless it be bv tie special
or request Of The Prrsident. .
uE LOUISVILLE COURIER EXCLUDED ri;uu THE
NAILS.
WA~snIN"ruX, Sept. - The following no.
cc was issued from the pJ,lo!iic. to day
''Or,lcrcI tia: the Louisville Courier, found
, be an advocate Uf reasonable hostility Ia
lc Government and authority Of the United
tatcs, be excluded frnin The mails 1n;l post
fices Of the United States, until further OF
ars." Ey order Of the Postmaster General
JUHS y. kAsSEH,
First Assia:an. Postmaster General.
MOVEMENTS or THE ENEMY.
BAILEr's CEoss ROADS, Sept. 1S-EiIior
lar The CunfrdtIatvs are undoubtedly
. very strong fort, with heavy seisc
Ins, on CheSnnI Hill, MURRAY Mas"n'S place
bout one and 4 half miles south e Mnnsnn's
I'LL, 0he guns Of which will, it is sad, have
range Of six miles,) aHi have commenced
mother on E,lsall's Hill, about nna and a half
NTH Of Chesnut Hill. Ths last IL on the line
r he Orange and Alexandria H%aifrrad. not
r from tho burnt lrilge. \ position on Ell
MIS- llill IL snit to he "~cc!!'i"'1 by three Ma
Wand regiments.
4 portion OF the .Ala:an,a regiment on Mpn
NJ touk possession of The barn "n the land Of
&c late Major Lewis, on the Woodlawn rs
tie.
Within ihr ur,.I rnhirp IN Saturday evr.