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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

A Washington dispatch says 1.-The garrison at Fort
Monroe will consist of 5000 troops; and the camp
outside of 20 coo under BUTLkR"
Yes, and the outside viii! either stay North of the
Potomac OF Virginia will double their productive
ness This estimate of the O,fsde force Is very
modest They might have made itincluie the whole
force, counting ELLSWORTH SICKLEs and even old
Fuss and Feathers himslt. Virginia soil is reputed
a being almost as unhealthy az Cairo for Yankees
or trsitorous Virpinians
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

Proclamation of
ISHAHE G.. HARRIS,
Governor Of the State Of Tennesse'
TFyO the shsriIs and Ccroners in said saas--Grest
You hereby commanded 70 cpen ard hsld IN elect
al the piacescf holding elections in year eo1ss %
Sch day Of jane lS6l forths Purpose o. voting upon
sd Of Independence add Ordinance dissolTnE ne asd
Relations beWeon hs State OF Tennessee and he Unied
Ansrcl and also, An Ordinance fer he Bdophon o. ne
stituon Of ba Confedsrste States Of kmess n P1s-
Of Act pSssed by the Gsneral Assembly Or ne 80 n
9th day Of Nay, ISL due thereof make . nss0
ding to Law. =
In testimony whereof, !, IsEAA o. bAH. -.
afJrssaid, have hsrsuntO Set ny neSe ~
(L2} KrtaiE al OF the STATE 70 Be 81 xec - NsP
in Nashville he IUh day Of Asg, 80 =.
Yvp ~ s"S xss stats naylt-dkvt'
Hr.pov,R7rHs % Dsyrsos rzsz.ssEs h1rEIA
NsshTiils April 18th, issl
yHNO tha Commanders Volunteer niay Sonp&ne1 q
"a Vison Of Tennsssse Militia, you Ass nereny orders
rs,t 10 the commander Of ne VIII ne streng
- re ourph.r and descnpt on e arms, viii ne u
A. ms ordsr Eili sppy = 81 eonpanies 4
orrari-ing, % report Whsn completed , ,r-.
Major Gsse-sI "a Division Tennssss hliitia.
.,te Hashvills. Tsnnl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
90TICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
FOR HTAJOR-GENERAI.

DIVIDEND.
YMVE Nashville Commercial Insurance Company have this
day declared semi annual dViiend OF three dollars
share csPal stock payable and afts ts 5n inst
,.,e-In Sec etary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

III New BarOuches and RuggIeS.'
NEJ have just received ire q Superior ~
w BarOuehes BuEgies which Will be aid q ~.
sacrifice 10 close, for cash only.
BENZ SHIELDS 4 co,
Central Auction ROens.
nsyl u Mes - and q College sgrsut
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
Great bargains in Heady-5lad
CIOtbiRE.
BENZ. f. SHIELDS & CO,

Re selling unprecedented Baryins In Ready-nsde Go
ing The stock Is large, well assorted and adApd 70 4
season ard Southern marAsf. Terms cash on delivery.
mayi-u b. co \
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
Late News from Kentucky.

Fremont has finally given up the command
OF tia Western Department. The army he vas
lcadin. asaias' Price is no~ under the imlne.
fiatr Orders Of General Hunter, who, on
Thursday laSt, was 1T Springfield.
Hunter w.s promoted from Il cei9nelcy to n
brig .d;cr scn"r ,islrip s(tcr the Hgut Of Manassas
IN consequence. Of a display Of valor, height
.,Ieh b, contrast with Ihn surrounding cua-
ar:icc. lie VAS s.rIL To t~.rtGpni aS m adviser,
hut wls iG;cr 81 used.
f:ic 81. Llais Evening News, Of the 9TH, says
Hunter assumed c m,naud IL Springfield on
Monday last. Fremont left there that same
gay.
Price is moving straight on Springfield from
CasSville. The News says he is reported to
have 50. 900 men, while ~liuutcr has but 5000,
aud that Price is better supplied with artillery.
The tone Of the Missouri papers shows that
they expect Huntc, will he badly beaten by
Price. Their special correspondents utter the
most claoInr inreb1diNg as to the result Of a
battle in tie present temper Of the Federal
troops"
a carpS Of Prices his taken a position at
Wilson's Creek and has fortified The same.
ORDER or GES. HUNTER ~ ASSUMING OF
IHE ANIL
licAnQua%TErs WEs7gk:; DEPARTMENT.
SrRlSGFIELD, Mo-. Nov. +. 1861.
iGtier No.
rn. command Of this department, having
barn rclin3uished by Major General John G.
Fremont, IS assumed by the undersigned.
Officers commanding divisions, together with
their hrig.Ic commanders. are requested to re.
port immediately az these headquarters.
J. l~luNrEH; Major Gen. Commanding.
EE%TCCkY.
Tine Federal General McCook. is now within
fort: miles nf Bowling Green, with a force
estimated b. tfs Feierals equal 10 that OF Gen.
buckuer.
Gen. Critlcnden's Federal division, on the
banks Of the lower Green river, is not far from
Big Barren, and, like AcCook, threatens Bowl
ing Green.
Gen. Ward has al augmented iorce in the
camp at Greersburg, which be has r:.occupied-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

Northern papers publish a Geographic dis
patch giving a statement Of the result Of a bat
tie at Pikcsvillc, KY, in which the Federalists
achieved 4 great victory, so grea: that they re-
port ,ira, they killed 500 Confederate troops
and took 900 Of them prisoners.
4 letter received on yesterday at tho Var
Department, from Gen. Humphrey Marshall,
gives quits a different result. lie states that
the Confederate force vas 300, and the Fede.
raj 300. We had One killed, four wounded
and seven reported ~ missing. The FedcfalS
have GOT killed, (ihey were counted on the
field l4O wounded and 300 prisoners. This
uncqusl loss resulted from tho fact that our
man were successfully alnbusllsd and the ene-
my fell into tie trap.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
Cnpiure OF E,rlhOnerH.

CsSrrssILLE, Va, Nov. 17.-Major Martin,
o! the Nashville Cavalry, has captured The
Captain, n Lieutenant ard thirty p~ri"a,cs, OF
Il!c 3g.h Nt@ York regiment, within miles
OF Upton hill. There were four cf the enemy
killed and several wounded. Major Martin
sustaiuc,i IN loss. Fiva Courthouse wagons
loaded with corn werc captured.
Late Northern papers, received here, state
that '!;e Northern people appear crazy with
excitement ut the Yankee success 1T Port Roy,
al, and i: is probable that the mex! delnonstra.
ton will ne feet attack On the Transport
batteries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
Colonel 9. Q. Tnnpkins,

We regret 10 learn that Col. Z. z. Tomp'
kins, of the o24 Virginia Volunteers, General
Floyd's Brigade, has resigned his coram.=sion
and returned To R,cImond. Whatever may
be tina circumstances that neccssiIalcd this "a
signation, the service las lost 4 mnSt rScoilcit
and efficient officer, whca= faithful discharge
OF duty has endoarsd him 10 nil his ruen and
associate officers. Coloac! Tumrkirs ii now
in the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

Battle OIL candy.
We lsArI from n ccntleGnan direct from our
little .army on Sandy, tha! q tipht occurred
about IA miles below P.keviil-, Ky, on Satur.
day last, the Sth, between about 400 of our
forces, and s0mc 5 or {, 600 Of the enemy. Our
men we're in ambush. and as tho e,cmy ap.
p~rosched they lei !nase upon them. killing and
gripping Sune lOu, with IL loss Of II Oh our
side. Orr little force, being uu,numhrrcd at
least ten tn ore, then retrca!cd, and when our
informant left, were on thar way TO Pound
Gap, The enemy, s miles in their rear, purSn
ing them.
Our informant also staiGs that ; or 400 of
the enemy had gone up the Tug Fork OF San
dy, with the intention Of coming into New
Garden, Russell county. Should they dare to
do this, or to approach Pound Gap, they will
probably meet u reception not dreamed OF in
their philosophy.
1T is doubtless Of the above ha;llc, that the
Northern papers are publishing The following
glowing account:l
PARIS, Ky, Nov. 1.-The rebels under Gen.
Williams at Plkesvills have been defeated,
after lw"-iays' igting, by Gen. Nelson.
Four hundred rebels were killed and one
thousand made prisoners.
Colonel l.. Moore attacked the rebels in the
rear with $500 men. Colonel Harris, of the
Ohio Second Regiment, made All attack in
front with $40 men.
Harris fell back, and Colonel Moore pressed
forward until the enemy were brought into the
midst Of General Wilson's brigade, when our
forces pressed the enemy on all sides, killed
LOO and taking 1000 prisoners.
The balance wer. scattered il al! directions.
The Federal loss was comparatively small.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. IA courier from
General Nelson's brigade, with dispatches for
Gen. Thomas, reports that the fight at Pixies
vile lasted two days, and that The rebels lost
four hundred killed and one thousand wound
ed.
STILL LATER.
THE VICTORY CoHfLETR-Tls REBEL %coNMANDsRs
TAKEN PRISONERS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l2.-The battle at Pixies.
vile, Kentucky, lasted through Friday and
Saturday. The victory Of the National arms
was complete. General Williams and Gen.
Lowe, the Rebel Commanders are among the
prisoners taken.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
virginia Stuto GonventloE-!TIt!ra session.

The Convention, on Saturday, elected 50 Pres
ident Lieutenant Governor R@HERT l. MoNrA-
Gus. afr. Cox, nf Chesterfield wAs the oily
other name in uoinipaiinn ior that eli 81. MIR.
TYLER was pat N nomination ior tie tti-',
but declined.
Mr. MALLORY, Ct Brunswick offered i i"sc-
luton to the I'll, 1t tia; wupn sr.e Convention
adjourned on Thursday rert, il would sdjHutn
cine die, which was rejected by the adoption
of a substitute offered ny Ar. Soyrr, Of Fau-
ouier, declaring ina: the Constitution ought 10
be amended, aud that amendments Thereto
ought 10 bc submitted BY the Con7entinn t"
the people for ratification ct rejection.
Alter the adoption Of L few 0thcr Tesoiutio":.
of inquiry, toe Convention adjourned until ]"
o'clock To dup.
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70 trade under special license with the Union
men of the South, through the ports held by
oar arms, with tho appointment OF such Gone
rails as Bucll to Kentucky anil Halleck to Mis-
souri, and the West; and with the skill and en-.
of Mcclellan pervading and snimatlng tho
whole army, the era of blunders shall have
ceased, anu a new epoch shall have dawned
upon the causc of the Union, opening q bright
and glorious page in the history Of the repuo-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
Confederate steamer at Hcrmuda---Fhe
Yankee Fleet.

AuGuSrA, My. l5--The Savannah "Repub
licna' ol yesterday mrrniag, publishes a let-
ter from Bermuda. whiu: states that the Con
Tolerate steamer NASHVILLE arrived there on the
3lst Of Ua.obcr, aad was supplied VITA all ne
ccsIa:y stores, aad WIS veil trestcd by The
people.
L. is reporte tina. tn. lIa't ;r1s not yet left
Port Royal, and the "R .pnbllclu" states that
:;lv.nnah has no; besn i,iacrI umlcr marital
lar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
T. EGGTOi,S s.,LE UT iLISs.1E
REAL E-rArr ~ liIE COUNTY or Cliff -,


IN GGGTOii'S 81 LIZ OE Il = s.iE
REAL E-TArr: ~ liIE COUNTY or Ll.pE: -,
NEAR CULrEifR C'.Chr HJu:E.
FY virtue at the last will snd ;--ts!"LI' ~ !iE>i
A. Writer'S. trc'I. the undersigned ".l, oa TCEsvAl.
T:!E ,9ru DAY uF aUvEMEEs, ioGl. q ..;r. !! T. us
rex al. hayJ proceed to sell on tie rrrGns,' THAT v"lal'.J
yr..t uf Ian hnoau ~ "IaTaL!!!h." ln:- n",. tr,l.
bic Iarm IL situated inu, edia.r.y d'InInlny The SiN.Ls. ali
contains Gbou, iiT acres vi rhu.c= and, oi SLlci. !. no
portion Is ia timber.
The hui!Gings are In good rSpa!r AMI the larG l.. "a tie
highest .ta's O; Improvement. Located III iir heii VI BE
!lsrin,nt country, the he ,uIy OF TIE tceneiy lie S4nst'i
enl; by TIE na;urai advantage, ~ H. su!, sntsi n" 'g,r :
%! IL. ur:.i,JUrhuod Is unsurpassed II Il rarr!, .GIe-'.
that such Il IarIu is offered iUr sale s,en IN TIE Loot do'rahr
Sc tioa of the state.
The undrrsisn ned Wilt be pleased 20 stow the "a I 10 pG.
sons ~i.hins 20 %lurChasv, and viii also ans ct hnt ia
:atinus by letters addressed ~ thIa al Cu!lepe. ID-:'
House.
TEias. -nne third Of :he prrcha'c money Will be ~r-4ci'fi
70 be paid ia c".h The residue Inhy pe uiy1uc! into :hIr'
equal LE;.an! iIs --ImGn;s. Le'rIa. Interest from dr'e, Az
s"pa r.r."nai security, and, - further 'seurIij, TIE N-i
Will lie rv;"iiicd until al ,. rGrchnse u.onc! lie p"bJ.
}, Il iISri,
l.. 4. HtLSUN,
OCT. 2n-ctL3 fNeca;Ois ~ Jas. NIthe:,
sS- Winchester "Repuvllcsa" copy tassS tlsEs, anil s.4
bib Ia ADVERT ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

By Ii tlag Of truce from Fortress Monroe 1t
is officially ascer;aincd tnat M1s*rS. Ms,';.
and Slidell and their Secretaries, MeSsis. Mac,
farland and E1stis, were taken II .ca i:om on
board the English vessel On which they were
passengers, by Oommndore Wilkes, comin:rG-
ing the San Juointo, and conveyed n2 prisoners
to Fortress Monroe, where they now are.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

;'n:rgnGaArL States DisG.!2r tuynL-:.a l..
:. y. !la'. burton, judge; ?. l.. A!.t:, Ed. .ar.
icr!%larr safes Dis:ric; Attorney. IA: :"l.o"ir. ~.
sinrSs ra- transacted III hi, Com: or Saturday:
The Cpnir,icru;r St.trs g.. Jo!i. il. G!iurr. JsG.-,
lii. nuri,I IA ii.s c..-u dr.,vIel Il SeIy a"r ...:
Interesting duIiaGoii, everything Tic I"hI"::'t-.-JD y
The ,iclr!luuIt. anG suItaln,us Tue Soust.lgti"rNr, q.
tnu REPRESENTATION srI. The Luurt also ucc,si-4 .rsi
!!c iIlvrE"gatVrrs e. parties Proceeded .e".:-: ? : -a!.
L!-ilre. ri U..Iru raeln.rh, .II IGst!.G.vd -. :.,C.i wiz:
aud .xteil: and tia. she term u The iht.G!"-l grle.
-ug.c-tvl ~ the Attorney GcnrrA! was m.; 80 Hsl-
ivrmIty with the act Vi Tic CVn!c,i":Ht- LyE:. -
Adjourned anti 10 r'r.oek t.!s ineri..:::.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
EruIIna Of thc s'cdernIs on tinckEey
Misunderstanding OF Nagruca.

AUGUSTA, Nov. l6--Thc Charleston Courier
Of yesterday mor,,ns says hint Fcanra'i had
landed Oh Pinckney Island, (nrxt ID Hilton
tlcadJ sud Seized a lot Of nsgross und placed
thcGu on board the iiact. The Federals fired
on or pickcti near buckingham on Thursday,
but hurt no one. Inc Federal force is quite
large.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
Mail
RICHMOND GROUND PLh>'

EIitttiUND GRULND FLN>iEI.
aH nnw prepared to supply any de;nnni fgr
I PliS!.G. FRESH GROUND, TOR the FAh ,rc?s
My slocii II Lump Is large; selected frrm 'h- r'i:l'
Wiai.0r i.;1va scotia) Quarries, vi;p sp.ci,! Tes:-'c:"
Is ricn,,r.s il Su.sIArE or LlIg.
Taalr.p. ioG The heavily increased pa'ton&:r, ihr f@Yt'
,s%yo 81 rny brand shall be fully sustalnri. :o5 rrHi.' a.
rrnL., rr.TEu:.. ToS. JOHN II. GA iIUh%!,
Srut let. Office No. II p"H.I SIRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
[Prcm the y. 7. herald s;ov. IL. !

The Herald contains q large map u The
city of Richmond and It's surroundings, sccon,-
panied by a long descriptive letter from a cor
respondent, vino says he was herc l:rec sieeHs
ago, and means to co!ue again. lie processes
to have travelled North by say III Nashville.
Among some things that arc true and many
that are false h. tells tho following. which,
from one Of his tribe, is bslter !llar c"uii hsVe
been expected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
LAWRENCE $. MARIE,

NIIUKNEI At NM,
stHAT-iGES N the Courts OF the city o.! Nt' Hi' q
:uc c.cn..ss .. H.nrlco, Hanover and Carts
lie y $50 :;a:lry prilic aud C"mniasiaR"T y: 9; Iss''d
StLt-s Goat 81 CiIiris.
To ;.rtn-r.h,p between d.. Claf'Nir w. -nh h!G'
ac'f being III sciSet, ns of"e y rn" ." -" 'd'--'.1"
below Gvdtia'g Iiai.
rahru.rv io-cfy
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fsru, lbvlkiH Victory.
MfNrnis, November lS.-Gcu. Folk has
jus: issued the following conEratilaio7y orhsr:
HEADQUARTERS FisT DIVISION
WESTERN DEPARTMENT,

jas: issued the following congratalalory or'.r:
HEADQUAKrEns FIKsT Division
WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
CoLu4nus. Ky, November IT,.
General Oraer, Av. 20.
Tn: Major General Comm: nding, with tue
profound .acknowl edgment Of the overriding
PFcyidcrce OF Almighty God, congratulate the
6%iIiczrs and soldiers Of his command on the
glorious victory achieved by them at Belmont,
on the 18th inst. The bsltlu began in the
morning, under Disadvantages that would have
been rliscouraging 10 the most veteran troops +;
yet the obstinate resistance offered By n hand-
Inl Of Neil to an overwhelming lUrce, must
long be n lesson To them E; anil the closing
Of tho day, lit whict, n routed emmy
was vigorously pursued aud attacked in their
gun boats, vii! ever he remeluhrredin coIinc,,
lion viii. Thai spigi. Of our peopi" which has
prrria!m"l, in triumphan: tones, 'pon every
battle field We can and will he free"
By commard of Maj. Gen. Polk.
E. ID. BLAZE, Capt. .. $. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
ARKANSAS coTroN LAMBS, PROTECT

Ed BY LkfEE5, AMI NEhR TIE MlssiS'll't
R.ELR, FOR SALE On ACCOMUDA1i'G TERMS %:
Or HALF OF EACH 1i:hC: IN tAC!;AHOi 10"
HEGtOES-TO WIZ.
S,N.ST rRACT.-Uf 500 acres, uu ~. ,;r !'se-,
u i.f-e miles from hisstaGippi r:".r, h'rs o. ""'"-'
lseni. In Crit,.nden c"dhty, u.lsY &s:a.La-i ."s h9's'
dra'i-nri.
SECOND TRACT, no acres, IN hi Inc n ks"i3,'
from Gaines handing aud BACK OF bayou DE''h'i"'As" Il"
Drew county.
TIiaB TRACTS. 600 acres en- oliTown Rice sE' L.:s
in Philips county, two miles from aiis.lso'pr' i'e'' W
acE.s Ave year old dcaJcninp.
FOURTH TiiACT.-l 100 acr's on Old Tow h'!' 10
LhSe, che mile from Mississippi rSer; go "c'r' Co.,
5hn ac:es dc..;tned six years, with All trcessts 49,
f:ffji TRACT sou ucrvs OF old EeWa i.itr az 'H
four rallies from Mississippi river; 400 acr"a IN L.,' -
cultivation. iDu arrrs old deaG+niny, Htth 10. IH''">
ard f!;Dtnriyu bu,iI:.r=. H.
pcr-ons dcsi,i,.y ,aofc information vii p:eaie at'i,'
GRO. IS. JUIiSsuS, at Ge"rs-iowD. XIV. '. ""h'gr'
~ Louisville, n.y., Nr. ~ C.rrL. .hS, al t'"t""r'
couuty, Ark; and Mr.. J. !. MATTHEWS, Al Ore" .,-L''
Ark. GEuRGE !" I"it''''
June oS-cwsm ". V. JOnN:u".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
STRENGTH OF TIE REBEL ARMY.

cannot doubt that the rebels have more
men in the field than tho national government
has, and | thi:.k that the numerous disasters
we have met with are attributable 10 our m.
derratirg the strength Of our enemy. While
there is 10 manifestation Of military ardtr At
the North, the South ls, rs | have said, one
universal camp. War is on every tongue aid
the subject Of every thought. Day snd night
vou hear nothing bus var shouts, exUi;a,icns
over victories aud impreciatiors against the
"dauned Yankees" No bnsin;ss except what
is connected with war IS attended 10 or thought
of. The sell. sacrifices which these people lm-
pose upon themselves ARE nicSt extraordinary.
They take the blankets and qulaas from their
tedS, the horses from their ~Slai1es, the cattle
from their sheds, the proveEGsr from Their
barns. the Snos from thei. ~ilesrIhs, and give ali
to the cause which thcy deem sacred. Uni
versal madness seems to have gained posses.
sion Of young and old and the women, who
should DO conservative, nTe more rabid than
their husbands, fathers ur brothers. Nothing
but a series Of SUCCESSIVE tr;umrilI ~ all
points, on the part Of ths n~htional ~:nrcps, can
restore them to reason. II VIC do not make, up
our minds to crush on, the rebellion By resist.
less forces we might as we'll cease this ell, rt
v iSSStRpliodi'S S"s S''tS''y " i"'' Nh~S
Southern fools to the consequences rf their own
mighty madness. l. is j cn.niaGn thing &c
find old gray haired men OF wealth in the
ranks with beardiess boys. | ,ln rot believe
there has been any drafting Tor the army. The
forcc Of public opinion is stronger thai, that.
Denunciation as towards and i'oisroons, and
as white Iivered Nortlierncra, exclusion FROM
all society, and cnntemptrous and brutal treat
ment, are the spurs that are applied To men m
torce men TO enlist.
ARREST or a SAVANNAH MERCHANT.
BosroN, Nov. I0.-UharleS Hreens, lato a
merchant Of Savannah, and his s:stsr, HRS.
Lowe, have been arrested at :troit and
brought to this city. Greene is charged with
having purchased wlr munitions in England
for the rebels. He was sent to Fort Warren.
Mrs Love was sent 10 Washington. Her Inns.
band was arrested in Cincinnati.
,as RELEASED FROM roKr waRRES.
BosToS, Monday. NOV. II, 1881.
Ex. Mayor Bunker, Of Mobile, and Vim. Pierce,
OF New Orleans, were to-day discharged from
Fort Warren.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
ARRIVAL o. PAHoLED PRlsoSrGs OF WAX

ARRIVAL o. PAH0I.ED PRISONERS OF VA
rRUM WAsHlN0ToS.-There rcuchoh this CITY m Fri
dry evening, direct from Washington ca Fortress
Monroe anal Norfolk, j Iar;y c: shirry.>cven SoatH-
erli soldiers, who had been held rs prisoners Q; war
since July last, and who were released on Tuesday
ot lns; week, upon the usual parole, not to take up
arms ugainst the Cnitr,l States u.Li! reira-e.i, or re-
gTEarly exchanged. Tie prisoners, who G.iprge,j to
Virginia, Mississippi aud .Aiaiutlu Regiments, were
raptmreh by the cnrnry u, Liii"rG!I. 1ime- a number
Of them wore SURPRISED aud taken prior 70 the ba,;,u
Of Bull Run, while on p:ckst duty hear fair!ax Court
House, and several o.; them accidentally Tell !ii;D sAu
hands al the farsccs g; the battle 81 M.u.a-.a-.
Among the latter are l.irGt. f"l. E"0.c. 81 tlr 81
Mississippi Regiment, who wa- crushed by the fall
ing at his horse while ~Ealloping Gcross = Held tn or
der the di:contlnuarce Of Il calling Hank lire, winch
Il South Carolina Ec.iIncnt-hS lie ,IiIpn~rS- wa,
pouring into his corps, under the IMPRESSION that
they We're enemies: and while in that disabled con-
hitiorI was tukcI IN Ii detachment oi the I'd Minnesota
Regiment. So similarly ~orr the latter uniformed
to his own tominaud, TINT ;or SOME time after lis
capture he WINS under the impressions tha, he ~
in tie hands Of his friends. Lieut.. Irunn.. of ~.
9th Virgiuiu Regiment. who was taken in Tie satire
light, bit who subsequently, elected Il very ndv.n-
twrous escape, MISC fell into Tie power OF 10. Toe, by
mista.iGg them or:rirnd, oi TIC Mary land Regiment.
drecived, too, 5y The commanding officer ut Tie de-
tachmect BY which he vas captured, who ca"c him
the manual hattle signal OF our ARMY on that memo
rahic field. u:Eers OF the prisoners, taken ut Ma
Eas>.s, 5rc2!pr enEan%lcd III the heat Of the conflict
with the ivc, aHd when the hitter retfu:tad wcr. ir.c-
si..ably swept along with the raIic-st.icken iug;;i:r-.
Onc oil these complained greatly thar he WIS cn!n-
PEELED to double qnck'' IL Tor twenty miles without
stopping. i'll order 10 keep up with M cup;orA.
\ number Of the prisoners were grossly ms:tr6htcI
anil abused upon their hrs. arrival At "s-hingt"n rs
It crowd ol soldiers, prominent alnony whom were n
large purity OF the y. ork Fire (Ellsworth'stZ ola'cs.
They were attacked with pistols, clubs and s:ones,
and very severely oeuteii. Gee OF the nHIiber, C'a'-
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