Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-23
Latest NEWS BIZ EXPRESS
::cms rronl Northern sourece.

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The Washington G;oycTii;lcn: !:a":ns tak:n
possession ofthr Telegraph Offices, ,ilat stirling
paper, the Baltimore ~E.reasngs hea;is lis tcie-
graph cqian.n t::us: Federal 1e?es~ems.-
Accurac7 net ~vonaiic:l i9".' We PRESENT.! iri:
accoua: cf the 2cvmaa:iam Of Fairfax G. H.:
The entrance cf INC Federal! troop: into
Fairfax is saiG 10 i:...e nei.il@a.ea 10 have been
insp,!:;Hg bayIa& description. Tie main
stree: was filled as iar as tile eye couiG see
with soldiers marching: with fixed haYone:s
4ad loaded .ins, caccsi;i: ~!!cari!.: IL: the
Un;on, wills, iia bands !?ayed Lie 'Star
Spaugicd Elancr.
As Su,n - ;h.= |, 900 Infantry il tic ccl2in!i
had passed, the c&yair;-, which were at the rear
(thr artillery !ai::. in !roEt) dashed through
the ;nwn GA agaiiUp in chase OF tie rctrentlng
ConivGera;cs. 'in:y followed them four miles
towards EuntrtTiiic, but the great Ecat pre-.
venting g !or3c! lHarti! oi the iHiari.ry, :hey
returned. |. i; understood thav Cenircyiii; is
to be defnrded by tho C0nIausra;cs, aud that
Gen. McD1"rii xii! march 81 il ;o-lno:T9w.-
Inc other columns @! the Ed"a3cln@ army are
north aud south q MamAs$l.
\ few buildings were hu:acd by the Federal
troops a mic pcycnd Fairfax Oh account e l.
rui:.or tia: Z soldier ::a! been fired upon i;o:n
them. NJ buildings lad he2E destroyed n
Fairfax although the s~p.jierS il tie fir. fash:
Of cXcit4iaen: bad :cixri ::iaa: things il. anG
abuu, III. ~iiOu&rs, iGauv al ":!iC:: wee dc
serted BY t:,v!r ownCIS.
Cen. Mcdowell. was. i~o"a:er, liacirg
guards over lie torn.
Col. Morton, 81 tic EeH Hampshire Srconi
regiment, placed 4 guard around the Court
House building - s22n - IL catered inc
town.
The column which c~c2upia>; Fairfax vas
composed OF The hr;e2Iag uaGrf Co.'s. Porter
AID Burnside, aid coutaiucd two batteries CT
dying artillery, tro iti!9@e Island : g;nieat%,
The New Liam,sa!Y: 2c1, ii:c Me- IolE S.b
and list regiments, risi.- roG!9"t!cS Of rcSui;i:
Infantry, five Companies u! cavalry, and per
hap; orc or t"o othe" regiments.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH r;2H GGs. MCDOWELL.
The icllowin. despatch sas to,Hightrcc~i:ra
AZ Il" headquarters Of the &rn:y:
FAIRFAX Cn~#T %Etouar,
Jul" II. lsGl.
70 C3a T. j. I:aua;@nA, Headquarters cf
tie .frmy - We have c~ccIi;cG Fairfax Court
House, nnd driven :;H cac1ny towards Centre
vile AID Mana:ss. We hare r.: c!ticcT and
three men slightly wani.iel.
The cn2my's flight w2.: So p~reeir;:a;r that
H. left in CUR hands a quantity g; i5n:. fresh
beef, cr;7aHchiHg tools, hospital furniture and
ba-gagc. | cntcavorcd l.. rrisu2 hcy0GG
CcfIrGvilEc hu: tie ;Acn wcr9 too mnca *.
iiarS!cd TO do 80.
M,c%. respectfully, ynurs,
!hwis McDowELl,
B:!ra1ic: General.
FROM FORTRESS MoyEoE--G..!, :sTLE! $50 co.,.
AIh.EX.
The trial 81 Col.ncl Ai'cn, "hich las beer
looked upcH sii!. - intel, ~illcrral hare, tcrmi
mated on Saturday, i'll Z :cry mysterious man
IC;I.
The truth e The maii4r was that confidence
hl.i s.cen placed npon Ge.'t;aI Pierce TIA: he
would a;,tnar Il. Colonel .A:!.:,- arcus:r. His
tcs!;rrory, t.s!,iy cu!:,piis"ent#r$ aGd rHonrva-
tive of Co!u,.@i Alien, rom2!t!eiy disappointed
this hope. General Butler could ne:, eY.n #
l.. ynull. y. C,:l. .iIiv:'> ]accl:scr, Jcc2as" he
lad ordered i;.2 t3:r:. ~iia;s":E, ara th2 ::"i.c"
ati,! jealousy IA ~*i,;er tie ~c;;a"Ges p~fGiah;y
originated w,s ;co '!:e,iy &ycii witt: cowardier
to iElnisil any Responsible cy:,:G:n;fnr;irsu;t
Thus lie siM,jr xii! rsot"@..s ,,,ss 70
Ii: Tr.tily 81: ".i.at:," '!"G IL wy !&t"1
H:uck!nw) UPON which Ccl Allen hurn?d ia@
wiiga! f:.lA, }:as since L"ra %2G>irsly', so far q,
crr9> AMI i;rn Stock :!> cunc.rI.>.!, cH;:E:c";&t
H.. G. .se;.!:n@nt u.s.. aHl bel {, gt7s; { ~"
I'll, ,r;ops * co.:;:a:;!.; -.":!ayai 50 protect x
E:4,a !in ,ruvia. whn ;~;.T,aicn 10 c2aio dc|n
u..5;, il f.ou, towards I!lck :irlT, =: have
already no.;cyG~-Cc: Philadelphia Li2Hirtr.
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Has THE BLOCKADE OF THE CIE;irEAK. cIES
ExgIES EY G~0yERSamS1 0rricfES ?-TnG ~
t;sh Consul a. R;cnuori t,aS i.;ti bat"I" The
Br;'ish Minister, L2ld L:oas, c";;ici:i. drcn
maa:s respecting 5rcl:.t case% %HrrC TIE h:.ch-
aic Of tic chesapeake i'a& l'e;n h:G!;ea ~
private individuals by .c:rH'Ssi"n y: TIC gov
e,nune:,t. 1t :.l.as!*, lTa"a ih1 alleged !ac!S
communicated by The iic;tish Consul, t"a1
masses iiG%e bean is$G"d ~ General! hh;i"r,
permitting private individuals aTli Vessels TO
pass through !',c t.3ch4dv. Copies 81 these
i.a:;ses, ;,urr~Ilirg u hea: Gcnrra! b";ici 5
signature. wc;a l,nca iroia the parties, a1G ~"
anon. The documents communicated.
Lord Lyons, il. is understood. has called Inc
..tcrtian u! Inc government 10 ;rcsc ;fr2s, ana
requests 81 explanation: TIC i'irss'0nS ~
VOWED are q! tie highest Importance. leap.
pears that tIlr 1;ri.ish sgerts a1 The several
:roris q. the South are keeping " :n2st YiEilant
Ta:c;I respecting in: f!otEaacd ports, H'i;i IN
tend TO give US ]iron!.!c Whenever any Pretc%t
OF opportunity .niy occur.-- i"r%aiaGiOa car
.rtspanaeat Of \. Y. Herald.
lIuNlcipE.-A difficulty occurred tn Saiur-
day between twa lrishlnen b. the !'@t:f2S q;
john Sp;iran and Robert Searsnr. when re-
suited in the dca;tl @! The latter, ~f;a "as GES,
L-,--l,t 9Th =. t.,g, l.pjfp We E!lCH