Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-10
E eral hours Tor refusing to ana1er tG hs name

: on the roll.
FonrsEss MosRoE, Sept A Dag Of truc,
E this morning conveyed to Crsney Island nun
, Der Of ladies wishing to 60 South. a Gag o
I truce from Norfolk also brought down the bag
, gage Of the released seamen who arrived yes
terday. They report that the North Carolins
Conftderates are terribly eyasperatcd On ac
count Of our recent victorious demonstration
on their coast
The floating battery said to ha7s been 10 ed
from Norfolk down to sewel's Poin! exists
; only in imagination.
LATEST FROM MISSOURI
THE cosrEpFa.TEs FALLING sAcK TOWARDS Ar
KANSAS
CAPE GiRARDEAu, Mo, Sept. 2.--GeneraI
Prentiss' ll;le army, which left lTonton some
daya since. arrived safe at Jackson, ten miles
west Of hr!r, SIS s.erday morning. No enemy
was met \ scout who arrived from Hardee's
Confederate camp reports that they immediate.
ly commenced rctreatins on hearing Of PIentiss'
advance, rapidly moving towards Arkansas
with his force Of 6, 900 men. The enemy are
reported to be strongly fortified at SgkcstoTn.
BEN MCCLLocH GOING SOUTHWARK.
RoLLA, Mo-, Sept ga gentleman lra:a
Springfield reports that Ben. McCuloch, with
5000 Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas troops
| Ta9 marching towards Arkansas, md vas last
heard from nj Chaleteale Springs, near Mount
Vernon. The wounded were being moved
from the Springfield hospital and taken South
| ward.
On Sunday General Price, Parsons, Slac,
and Churchill moved towards Bolivar with .
force Of ten OF twelve thousand ConicGlciateS
When last heard from them they were :.ar:h.
ing towards Jefferson City.
! LATER.
ST Lofts, September 3.-Laicr Lstts from
Lexington confirm the safety o! ti.it Place, Gn,
! The Withdrawal cc the Cunlericra,cS. ThGro
! i; mach '!isa Esction il Mri;uloch'- arliy.--
. He is aoT n A!:sn5a@. This i reliable. \
party Of the Dout County ro.nc Guards were
surprised early Oh Sunday morning al Bun
aei;'a Mills, b5 three hundred apd tiGty Coi.
lrdelates. Two Of the Guards were killed
and wounded, and the ConIederaies also had
several killed ard wounded
AZ OFFICER DISMISSED IRON TIE sEErH!E.
, ST. LouIs, Sept. 4.-Colonel Dehena, Of lirc
. Indiana Legion, has been court.martinled on
. the charge OF conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman, ard sentenced to be dismissed
| from tho service Of the United States. The
court was presided over By General Pope, and
the finding WAS approved by General Ere
mont
rREMoSTs BODY GArRp.
Frcmont's Body Guard consists Of ono huu
drcd and fifty young men, as much rs possible
! of the same size andage, the flower ST. Lons.
The horses are al of the same color, dark chcs.
nut, and Of equal height and app earance. Tb"
! uniform Of The Body Guard which has been
chiefly furnished By the General himself, con-
Sists Of black jackets aud pants with yellow
! stripes, Of the finest woolen cloth. Captain
! Zagonyi, who is commander Of the Body Guard
! is Hungarian, and was in former years COM
lnander Of Gen. Bem's Body Guard, with when
he went out into the wars, ESQ strong and hold
| fellows, of whom only Il returned with him.
Capt. Zagonyi is 6ne looking soldier, AMI 7c-
garded with tho deepest affection By all thr
men under his command.
! CAPTURING THEIR own VESSELS.
New YoGK, September 4.-Tho SCHOONER ii,
Middlctown arrived here thia morning IS 4 prize
| to the sloop. OF. var Eandalia. She Was CAP
tured On .!.e 2isL, of Charleston and waa hound
to Liverpool with cargo Of naval stores. She
had been intended! Tor q priTa,ccr after dispos-
ing Of her cargo. Z.
The New York Herald Of thc It'll Inst. says:
: The work Of conf;catins tie fropcEt. u! III:
/ rebels goes bravcly en-. Surveyor -lH'!reTS,
I aided by Inspector Thomas J. Browr, is deer!
mined to enforce the act Of July IS, until the
rebels are completely cleaned out Of every dol
lar invested in shipping in this port. II is :r''e
! many Of the rebels hope to eradr ihr Ia" hr
! making assignments Of their property 10 loyal
citizens in this State, bu. Mr. Andrews, who
appears 10 be fully posted in such NATTER viii
see that none but 3cna tide assignments can
pass
In cases where the rebels are part ownt:, o
! Tie vessels seized, the loyal citizens Of thr
North will not lose their interest in the CON
Iiscated property. The vessels will be con.
! demned and sold to the highest bidder, but the
claims Of the loyal owners will be duly racos'
nizcd and paid after the sales take place. i
is tho intention OF our New York merchants
owning shares ir conGscated vessels to buy ~
the property al auction, and it is believed taa!
the government will admit their claims in par
payment for the property 80 purchased
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER PRIZE.
This morning the propeller Reliance. Lieu,
Mygatt commanding, arrived ut the Ya:a'
bringing in tow schooner heavily ladcE with
tobacco and other valuable freight captured
las. Wednesday below Por, Tobacco creek By
the steamer Yankee The schooner Is the td-
mitlancc, OF Baltimore, and has black hull
with whitc belt and blue bottom. \ portion
Of her mainnast has beeu carried away. iii
which condition she was found at the tin" o'
her capture. She had on board = number oI
passengers, who are still held.
HiCHINc THE TRATroRs-MoRE B0ARDEHs ro@ III!
BAsTuE,
New YorK, Sept 4--Mr. John c. Rahrnins
q merchant doing business ut &c South stree:
was arrested on Monday evening by detac:'Fi
Slowcy, Oh q charge of treason. Il l.; aiir;.a'
that Rahmins some time ago, enda.:To!.d III
induce the captain Of the schooner .\rc.i" T.
proceed to Nassau, y. P, Bahamas, and t!k;
thence number of cannon to y iIninginn, y
@. The Captain declined /" iter into the
business, and subsequently = matter CAM
to the knowledge of the pol. authorities. -
Mr. Rahmng, who is native the West In
dies, was sent 10 Fort Lafaye::.'.
HERE Is AEoTHC.:.
Last evening Henry !. E.cHa, editor OF tht
"Republicnn Watchran,' + Grecnpoins
Long Island, was arrested Oh legraphic dis
patch from Secretary Sewar caarging sal(
Reeve with publishing sec N articles. -
| tlCrft, IL uppcai5, wSs tieSI' 'oSH10St W W
Democratic State Couyenti7' Id was on hi
way to Syracuse al the tim, "l his arrest II
was taken in private carrirge to the polio
headquarters and SOON alie' conveyed to For
Lafayette.
HOW TGE ROBBERY co.'s OF.
ClscEyATl, Sept 4.--Yfste!day the Cnils
States Marshal seized the interest Of certail
citizens Of the Confederate States in nIerchan
disc now for sale on commission heTs, amount
ing to $4,000.
SEIZURE OF HONEY u REV YoRk.
In noticing the seizure Of the $40, 900 at III
Park Bank, the New York Tribune remarks
"We have reason to believe that this "a
6 only one Beizura Of :aanJ, and that large ire
! portion of the funds in this city Belonging
/ the citizens and corporations OF tho seced7
3 State. is in the hands of the law. From INC
r tives Of policy the details are not made public
THE CHESAPEAKE AFD OHIO CANAL