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

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he i- AnTAHci;;' ~ 'ij'' n.Tfif T." w;>r AHI
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'li:s n."rm.u. 'i.G government received :. ,,s
patch ir1u. Hc-r'.i i;nsc!.'r..lr& embracing II,
formation tia; ;r waG ther, With = consider.
bic portion ci lis .:ammaad, Al Il poin! mi,lSa,
between Buii:IHn and i'ial~no..-, nn his wa,
to attack Wise and Floyd, or either oil then
who might ba n tie r'c:ni:; II Suninrrsviii,
or Gauiey'S bridge. il: started iro:n C!.rks
burg (h!s headqGa;irfsj nyon this expedition
leaving an ampie Iorc., ~ prntrc! the Ghca
Mountain pass il: Lees i. ~, ~ this TINE l.,
has doubtless oncd lea I"x, and the lin:
increased Union fore" i, rfrhably ii, w!th In.
encrnr if thc l,!;t;r h::S 80. executed srolh2,
of WiSr's ,.vcri,r and i:',.jn. 'tho:nu n bred
rno9e.!,n!s e." the re.r.,
in az 10 Ge" R1s"a,yaaa lcac!.cd WASH
ing,ou I,t rYan;ng lie ,~yorts al well Eo:. .i.l
urj":! caitsc u. ;:;''cs,.::9 iirSi";a Lees pick
ets :;s within !laiiinS distance q tGase Of Ro
aencranz, who Is ready for any attemp. Les
may make 10 penetrate weSi ui tile lnouata II
passes.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES !eon 0E3. .o>FSCEASz
SEPTEMBER 3D. The t-!rgrsphig IL. matches
received from Gea Ru>eacrsnZ - day SHOW
tho. MI is veil IN rba: ccrt;or and thst thc
T-r;nn ornc 1hc-, is neither surrourIrl rnr
likely 10 be taken.
ne *"o)"'ned eStFsc's We maze W ''o'a The
Washington "Star' Of Thursday evening:
,,,7rprsrIvG rxyopuArIoy coycEgYIvG rur
r.rvv
r.. r,.,,. y, ,,,5 r.o ;.c,n
r,,inn NJ ,hc ccrroc,ncss Of which there chr
bc no Gurstinn can info,m Won that n. IRE.
x,.,,, ,herc arn nn dsnnioD ,roons nj Yirnan. :,
r.,ci;.t y,,.d onlv hc;ny Kent ttc,r. Tmmc,ti.
a;,,s. ,Tnund Flint H.Il-halfway be.wees
Falls Church and Fairfax Court Hnu>c-:herc
,ro rn,. r.ua;ns If ;nur SJuIil l'afol,,. rrn;.
r1cntS X Kcr shaw, CAsh's, Ete5iI'- an;i vi
l;a:nS'- reduced, 10 a;nnI half !ha;T original
i.nm5er i5g .l.e contingencies u ,ne;r service,
principally thrnugi. sickness Each oi thrsc
The camp moaSle" has rased long tut t"'f;.
iica!.y IL t'iese regiments, IS 'Hc"dsh"2t lie
rest .! h:anrcgard's array IS SOON ai man
Is taker i6wn with It nov" ne Is S"nt 81 70
sOilc hospital III th: interior. lsrcenliy iL=
South Carolina regiments received from their
State supply Of new cctains and shoes, u!
which they were in great need. Al present
thew have SufcencG ut prOriSlonS-ircch
beef, bacon and -four. Much uncertainty ex.
lists among them with reference 10 their mill
tary movements, i being whispered aIcund
that tic idea Of really striking at WaSiiingtom
mas been abandoned br their leaders bcc3uS9
SntcaSS would he out p:"oielIiat'e'' o. he'''
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
I.ieutanaut CcLoncl JOHN Sedgwick, o.: 9TH
cavalry, U. :. a.. s;!S ';@h appointed a hflsa'
'"er 'LshcFa: .. '".t!'s.'S KY i"s T 'a'
w 'r,nintr,I ii, aII;iiapaI neymastrr ,.c yclur.
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CON. S:Hi barro' recently 'i:aae : pr's"hef
by eoh. StfiHsEs"i' - ol u" E"!i % t'i4 o''s''
nat Coal. ba!TeH' ~ fePre'e'''c' og LUG I:''SS'
nh' ",s ncpne~. .,nr.e.. ~ ,..,. .r,.
~ tt.1 Sa'Hn t;, n;n., 70 nrosa ,o.5.,, -,
" ~ 'uI ,,: :lt'e 80 -.
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C''' Il. u MARCY ":'!,S''3t Snela'' ~, %
army, hh. been &pPoin'si c'iifl II ''e:I' ale
Cl"l!ans a.+It.
Tn. lo!I,gia:. is from, the Washi;ist,n La
-, ,-,,.-,cvx
Tie l!eh. Emerson h5her!:se returned las
night from Cairo, ana Louisville. lie repre-
Senrs The western portion n' hentccEy lbnf
nett 's'st:!ci) rs paruaiiy Su2JuSa.cu,-'!
completely under the common ol Jeu: Law
rs South Carolina. IN Inst portion ci the o!2it
the ciiicers OF the Confederate army are ltehlzeu
Tllile Union men afe insu!led and driven Iron
their homes. During the last week, Llo;'
Tiighman, who is in command al Camp Boone
in Tennessee, was Tor Srn'c days puoiiciY II
rouuca'i' WIZ o.'.'it in',i WIZ "''" ''''"a
'"n ~: .'''" - 80 ,,o ro,fodor,,.s a-;i
,roo:n;+ot, Eaotuc,-y into zrer M soon aS the,
ps.. s,if; c;on. r,rca nm Tho Nortl-
el.' sS 80 .,,at thoC ,snn,i b,r
yr'l oot',el VI .sn''s, .n"' ~ -" " n,nra,
:lo',G 40 lo':e ,"ee '" ''e' ' '''''' S'''p
III W. il!sIGu,. ,i;,1.. t,a RIA ms. stropan
Ie ''uh' '.is, '"..'.' NV NV 're o,o,,ra % 80,
:,uLes vi Inc i'a.t 49,, "' Sa, 1.' go cY s.,r !,
aI ~ Sss1''1 , ,;,', ts;ncs ca;, he avcrre.
ot II,
In Louisville the Uonederatr, arc bccolain
bold and defiant. They boast that ttc oM' li
viii oc ou. " IIe 1nieti ~ ~. ,o.y 49,; o.,t
:"i'i"ot''u Iao: ,S ., .ornicorc ;nf.,
l''i,he'se' .,';. "'e.n rro,ont i hu, r,I;.ar,
es!Ee' -'VS.'n's t S"'. puj ho.j.r or Eorinrkr
'''G1 o =, t'c -" to'1 o,,J lawn In thinks tha
tdora,,. ,":,, :s,i ,a tnown ,I,ere rs the peac
t,an,,. ~. ars ;,., ,t this lime having thing
n...t;, ..,. much their own va, and that nothin
l,a,. s,,.e .ha s,,t. from the fate of Missouri
t',t av,,on,o measures M the Ear, of the Lrp;:
I.. 80, ,c,;o, M Tho mari nf ih
tn"a ,s.": no inan tbcrc in srnnressinp the Je.
~. .uI ht Uno a 'l.I,l norn r ,r,itors IN tho Slate
my 0u' " Gil NM" . ..,.,',
[Fr0m The Washington star o' "e'ns''."y'