Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-11
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

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TRANSPORT. Oct. = The Senate resolution
offered by Mr. Whitaker yesterday, requesting
Gov. Magntiin tn resign, was referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations
The House adopted resolutions instrnctinS
Mcssrs Br, ckinridgc and Powell to resign by
vote Of 50 to 81.
Nathan Gather, Dr., has been confirmed as
Secretary Of State vice Mr.. Munroe, who has
gone South.
Both Houses passed the S2,000,0o0 loan.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF ANOTHER YANKEE
COLONEL.
DAnSEsrowN, Oct. about six o'clock
last evening, Just after parade, private Samuel
d. Martin, Of the Forty-sixth Pcnnsy lvanin
Regiment, shot Colonel Samuel ID. knipe and
| hrs SON, Chas. d. knipe, with revolver. Col
Knipc was shot badly through the shoulder
and right urm, and his son through the right
hand Martin stepped out of the ranks after
parade, and deliberately fred three or four
shots. Martin is half brother to Lsnahan, the
murderer Of Major Lewis, Of the same rc5i-
mcnt and he has exhibited bad blood TO Col
X. for som. time. Martin was Immediately
| placed under arrest.
NEW JERsY TROOPS En- ROUTE.
TagSroN, Oct. !, 1sGt.-The Eighth regi-
! ment Of New Jersey Volunteers left the city
to day for the seat Of war. The officers are ::
Culonel Johnson, Lieutenant Colonel Martin,
Major Trainer, Adjutant johnson, Surgeon
McE!way, Assistant do. Taylor. They were
taken by cars, in charge Of Colonel Halstcal
and Aid de- Camp DR.. j. II. Phillips.
The Nin,h regiment Of sharp shooters is rap.
iGy organizing which will make twn more
regimen "i volunteers for three Years lhan
| the State has t,rn required to furnish.
DISCIPLINE
Yesterday wr Saw. says the Washington
Star Of the 4ill, Colonel riding on Pennsyl.
vauia with private riding abreast Of HIN,
ho;h Snnkirg iItf al hour later Sc sa@ n
Lieut.. Colonel, private end negro ruling all
abrssst While such things continue tiic r"gl-
ments tu which lh,,ss. officers belong will s'I'c
~ lax the di, ciplinc NECESSARY T. make them
effective luop>.
| Cen Mcclellan lus ,,dDp.ed :. ne;r uniform!
for his staff, in which all It's members will
shortly appear; it being necessary that they
should be thus rnade diSinguisha5e from the
other officers
[r.om the " Y. "aerald," Oct. 81
NEGRO PREACHING SECESSION DOCTRINE
A nc:rn named John Jones was brought
befulr Alderman Chip, at the Jefferson Mar.
ket pulicc Court, yesterday morning, nn Il
chqry. vi ,isnr,icrly cnduct preferred against
him nv prlicr,nrr Booth, Of the twentieth
| ,,:.cii.cI. The officer slated that be found the
pr:s"nrr ,mouulcd on Il flour barrel in Init
t,rlh street. preaching secession doctrine to
n large concoursr Il men, women and children.
II. WIS determined, he said, to get down South
aad hclp J,H' Davis tp whip The Yankees, and
vas going ,m at l. rapid rate about tie nL:er
hopeIessnrsa Of stfemptinS 10 conquer tbc
rebels, When the officer cain" nD and pushed
him oil the barrel I'::c sudden interruption
rriia:cd the cored gentleman beyond en-.
durnnce, and, hauling oil, hs hit The policeman
full IN the tacc 4 s'rugsl slc then followed,
ard for few mumehss It was doubtful who
would come "f triumphant, but the officers
club turned the SC clle and the negro WAS final
lr compelled 10 snb,nit Jones as eSi::cntly
d,lnensrd. although he claimed to hc n' sound
mind and n man ui more thaa ordinary intel
lrence IT.. s;,,d hc understood the sutj"ct o.
negro slavery Io>t '!,nrHughly, and could con
vino: lIir Court e; t,r truth u! his argumen
il br would nnl, ia allowed the privilege o
continuing his harans"e. Alderman OhiPl
was no. anxions-to hear the lunaGc's rawlings
however. and cut the matter short BY ordering
him to be locked up.