Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-10
=: SOUTHERN lHTELLIGEAcs,

;ist's'S : uss entirely q naral victory, with
MS ;.svupe Butler had nothing to do
= a looker-on at a safe dis.aHcc; isS
N the most reliable authority. 'hat the
o .,,s of tho Wabash, Minnesota and
l'snd, from q point beyond the r nge OF
ass.r.two's and twenty iour's Of Fort that
nm; 3Is,ed the garrison, who stood thelt
- ;sn,bir in tho unfortunate rredicamen'
: y" sh,s 10 rcply with effect.
ii iSiIe Southern press have indulgcd,n
ssrns.;cry cfthe volunteers OF the ota
: "N., Tie most relisblc accounts ron
sS' ,,y.n;nr;lr do them justice. we
u, s.''', nod suth"rity, that those in the
- ~" ~. Navy who participated in the
ai'a S in terms Of high commentator
,;y2n, ;;ss ..;n's 7th Regiment North Carolina
); Cri, Mn" !, Of course remains Ter General
y Z !1.. s j, the ''lkins over the affair affair, and nslt to
Baker r." q the w"nos'-S;r'cNsn North' :thst
;; esq Uitcr.S will once again shine"
T. lE"' i, !, known that Commodore Barron
/ !: .Trenier his sword to Butler, stat
r.r,:' ..r, that his command had not par.
i. ire f;ht. The RESPONSIVENESS Of
Is az, showed, and the Surrender
=. -" heard The flag slip cfthe squad
- n North Carolina Regiment obey.
~; want ~ HAtteras. 1t was not
q 80 they had no means of protec.
:"-i ,ct. .arown from a frisate "
; ; ::ri 0a opportunity Of making good
.+,,,, xarn the fortune Of war proved
,.irs. ;a9n. It is a little singular 80,
81 Br:"u commanded the ~. h
'..yi,u. 10 his resignation from the
;a,es Navy Charleston .Mrrcurp.
YOUNG KrGaLEs.
fredericksburg Herald says: It will
,S:ec:ed that = sen Of Gen. Da,iel Rug.
-, place, (now on duty at peoSaca,s,
as arrested in New York several months
& hs landed from = steamer that hsd
rived from A~spinwall. Young RuggleS.
only snn!e IS years CT age, was charg
-. ,hs Northern press as being in the scr
President Davis, but they ne-er es'ab
the rn-res with any direct proof, yet
,p;horit,rs consigned him to the gloomy
~7!'e 6 Fort Lafayette, where he is
~,aci's@.
&. ,,so;r. LA: a Mr.. F.. E. Flory, a citi.
; B.aniort 5. c. on his arrival from
Sc: also arrested in New York, and
- examination discharged While in
-~i2.w,at, says the Charleston Courier,
= s,5r a,,fc an acquaintance with a young
, - yen!ie,nsn. by name RrggleS, ard
...wl5. United States Navy, who is a n a
v%i.,inia, where his relatives now re
u II sea-, 5oto;,o9 ritho,, Gnnrp
$3.50. cr:sc. and requested this report to
- ,.I,i.;,,G ii order to reach bis friends"
T9s. :, course, was Gen. Rugg!e's son,
-. =, vang not q word has been otherwise re
>.vs this, We believe since his incarre
- 4; fi@tLafayette.
THE B~LccEADERS.
-~- 1T this har was visited yesterday
- R-.aunic MaiaSty's Consul at this por3
,s9..c.ed the steamer Cecile 10 take hin
s.. .r-clse object Of his visit we did not
- The steam frisaie Wabash was :ounG
4. she having arrived and relieved the
;a-o.a Which has departed.
T.. Nabasb, it will be remembered, took
=. : ne action at Hatteras Inlet, and was
- s..ucE ~ shot from the battery.
T.! tE'-rs Of the Wabash speak in high
- .: he bcaTers; Of the North Carolina
:. -. sd from the condition Of the battery
:. slips Of war had the Confederates com
;.gy N thtir power, and they had to surrcn
: q: ~ destroyed. Something over six hun
.:iSentrs were taken, and Captain Bar.
sword Was surrendered to Commodore
!, shsri Of the Minnesota.
Tie vsrIa'ia, sailing ship, and the Wabash,
.a,e, s!e the only vessels at present blockad'
+; :ms aorL- Charleston Courier, Sept. 6.
:: RECOGNITION OF TIE SOUTHERN CoSFEpEHA.
CT By GREAT BRITAIN.
lao gentleman from Charleston, Just from
:aad, passd through our city on yesterday,
;YG;s 70: home. Both Of them are we'll
,.9sD ,c us, and we can place the fullest re.
- ca their statements. One Of them bears
..,a.caes from our commissioners in Europe
Z. ::ss:dent Davis--of their contents, OF
2.rsz. Ge PROCESSES no knowledge. At va,
/. = ,..n!s from Queber, to the line Of the
y .;av;n Corfcderacy. this gentleman was OF,
e, ..s.ctr'i, but the L;ncolnites failed 20 find
liz ls5rthes, which were most artfullv con-
s,ar!, " .aow where, but think itimprudent
: l.. re ..Iret out
L. ;he recognition Of our Government,
-. H..;y The blockade, our Charleston
/. III. say, share is not a doubt upon the mind
i 4ny one in England. A large number Of
-,'chsDs were there from the South, all OF
s:oa made heavy purchases, to be paid for
'::a the goods are safely delivered to con-
,::sas in The ports of the South. Our read.
::zsr rely upon tue truth Of this intelli-
:2A-iAt2ana (Ga.) Contederacy, Sept. 4.
sp.lSASD THE rSITED STATES.
47>,e from Yankee accounts that the Gov.
ga: Washington is in peril ora new foreign
. -?!cation-ia this instance with Spain
* atxspapsrs profess great alarm that Spain
.. Ok: advantage Of ''the rebellion" to ex
=. lie dominion which he has already estab.
I'D IL San Domingo, to Hayti, and to forcibly
e n ,-c Chincha Islands in Peru. which she
::,s,s % nave never abandoned. The Ne"
~ ":!ei2ld' affects great anxiety Of Tie
I'd asserts that Marshal ODonncll,
!,m2!ladcr.i in Chief Of the Spanish forces,
"a. publicly declared that "thc rebellion in the
IL. States was Spain's opportunity" II
ii :.!d's' information AID fears are to be
'.>si, tie Lincoln Government is in o snarl,
: saich nothing but miracles of Mr.. Sc
;.:> Ys'kee diplomacy can cxtricate it.
>EIzrRE OF LETTERS.
10. Louisville Courier understands
e. ,sn4 thousand or fifteen hundred let.
=, ':cc!'el from tl:e South Thursday
~ b: Tie American Letter Express Com.
ssr" seized BY Mr. L. 6. Alexan-
:. especial agent OF the P. o. Department.
''.a.r"se they will be forwarded to Wash
:. a." he money they contain belonging
. = c''z-H5 viii be confscated and used
'2s aurp":s Of aiding the John Brownies
- -',,lnp; to suhjusate the South.
CAPT. MogTDN MARyE
) ,"'g he list 81 those who are mentioned
'"a":lh;e terms by Gen Rcaurtgard in his
d" eArch We publish to day, will br fnund
.iae Of Capt Morton Marye, son Of our
!; SHOWN county.man, John L Marye, Sr.,
:.s;=.y Of Alexandria. No word Of ours is
':.s1 to enhance the value Of this ,estimo-
TIE highest compliment that any man
: c:s!s. either now or hereafter, is to have
: 'A7a- in the Official Report Of Gen. Beau
;:@t-!rfs0ericksbu~g Herald.
COAST or sorrU CAROLINA.