Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-10
LIST CT PRISONERS now II FORT LAFAYETTE.

NV ~ 49, - 49, -. -"
pr~.,lrers ur~ ii tre Tort VAS obtainr! from
hun, an: : Dnh"shac in the Philadelphla
Press:
Roam Mnmder o"e e. S. Rugg!es, Frede-
ricksoarg, Va, July 20; James F.. Murphy,
Portsmouth. Va. Jul? 81 john II. Gn>ick,
W5odvillc, Md. July 81; t!i:at 81. }~Ia.laad,
! Baltimore. Nd. July 81 JOHN IS. Davis, Bal
,iil":r, July 81: George Mliac. Richmcrd. Va,
Angus. 20 j.a.es 6. Gls:.ric, Petersburg,
Va Avg'is; % !. K. Barbour. LIKE n!l,vi-
dence, H., August p; D. {. Lowbcr. New
Orleans, August u; Il. F. Grove, NeS York
city, Sept. l.
Room NumJcr 7,to5.-Chas. Howard, Samuel
II. Lyon and VIM. Galcrcil, Baltimore, Nd,
July 81; Richard Fl. Avery. lIagcrSt1wn, Nd,
July 81; Austin f Smith, San Francisco, Aug.
2; John Williams, Norfolk. Va, Aug. IL; John
&. BeTret, Washington, D. g., .Aas. %; Sam.
j.. Anderson, New York city. Aug. p; Frank
E. Williams, Chockiain. Ark. Sept. l.; IL. l..
REYNOLDS. Mobile, Ala So. /.
R1om Number Wree.-Dr Edward Johnson,
Baltimore, Nj, July %; RyIe:; Mir. Charles
ton, S e., Aug. II; Charles ll,pltrel. Carroll
couary, Md, Aug. IS; I. S. scrrel'. S"r Or
leans, Aug. is; Pierce Batter, Pni!ai lih;a,
Aug. 30; LOUIS D. Bioian, Wilmington, \. G,
Aug. ~; F.. N. Fisk, New Orleans, August
25; W. II H4rr, I;rntenant Us. NJ Norfolk,
va, August o. .'p''n We I'sH'o t"3mr
New York city, September
Room Number F0ur.-Smnl. II Eakins,
Richmond, Va, August 2G; David Reno, Co.
lumbia, S. c., August &c. discharged RobeFi
Tans;)l U,ap,ain Il. S. NJ. ca Virginia, An.
Qust IS Thomas 5. Wilson, N;eutensn. u. 5.
n c. Missouri. Angus; IS: II. B Claiborne.
W;dShipman l.. S. II. C,) New Orleans, .Au.
,,rst IS: hillary Ucnas. Midshipn,an u. $. n.
E NJ Orleans August 2S: VIM Patrick,
EnDIoLIvu y Y August IS: Ellis L. Selma
bic. Pennsylvania, August %; Uriah b. ilar
will V,con 6, Aur1lst 80: Richards Free.
ma, u,con G., Aurus. 81. Henry 4.
Pnore. C,r.n,or, |, + S,n.enber :
p,jrut,.r.m,u Grew If prize schooner
York nj Norfolk, Va. taken from the schooner
r. r R,ker nj Galveston T.xas. by United
STATES c,nb,at Unio, Au,1sl .. ISL PAT.
Ncrnrtbv ,Iohn Williams lanes Refill.
Archib,ld wilson. Crew Of p,iz. schooner
D;v;o t,Lao from schooner N,ry A;ic. Ny
YorI hv n. United States steam f,i,,,c VA.
hash August 3. 1861: john y. Marshati,
Charles FSSrrcster, Gee. q. Gtadtcn. J. =. y.
C,,lns ,L,,I,,I;i.
FE0N fOHIEHS$ N0'H"h.
LATER FROM m4rTsEAS INLET.
-.
FORTRESS MONROE, sept. 1.-The steam! s"''
boat Monticello and Harriet Lane arrl"''i 'Tc''
gratifying intelligence.
The Confederate, have Abandoned tii.ir
strongly fortified posts ~ ucracokc Inlet.
Muitltudcs 0! North Csrol;il!anS have deInna'
stiated their loyalty to the government by
coming to HatteraS Inlet 10 take the oat! %
allegiance. Col. hawkins SENDS WOrG that nc
administered the oath to between two aidlhfcc
hundred persons in a single Gay.
Inc steamer PaTn2e SUI lies III The l"i"l.
and the SusquehaHna u! he outside.
The Susquehlnra ran down 20 Ucracohe
Inlet ard found the Notifications there com
plete!y deserted. The Conitdcratcs had carried
away their guns, and the wh!.c G:e VS. every.
where exhibited.
BosToS, Sept. 5.-Yestcrday cx.CioTcrnor
Briggs, at his residence in PlttsGeld, in attempt
inc hastily to take daTn 4 coat hanging in 4
room. aisplaccd > loaded muske,, which lis
CHARGED the sho. c,rryire away his left ;ly.
and i%ptIic;ins a very serious if not fatal wound.
LorIsvrITT Sent 9 The Mobile "Triburer
Of the Cd ms. states tina, while men were Gin
rrai:ed they were fired ~ fam For; Pickcns.
first = blank, then = solid sI.,,. and t!..., with
shell. The last came near dong soult damage,
III Tic '"s'' accordingly '"' Sp'eo"H
ArTAIEs ACROSS TIE roroMac-EATrEEY rEAc.
TlcE-NoVENESTs Or THE roSFEpERAT&S'
"AsuINGToS' sept; o-lhe reporter OF ~.
.isso'.l'eu .is" n'"io ,Ia ISL ',y
in VIRGINIA, from a point opposite the Caain
Bridge to Alexandra. The condition Of Ill
the camps is excellent, and strict mi:itsry lis.
cipline is everywhere enforced.
The soldiers are anxious to meet the enemy,
however large may be his numbers.
The heavy firing heard this morning was