Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31
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menced this murning, and [ have Tr&aoH III
believe that b-fJrr Tomorrow night tie
mlvetheut viii be gens al alvig the
wh'is lnc, .pl.cius the Potomac Ia our
rear.
a. daylight this mnrniog trn ca-a!ry inrra
Of General irasanton, with four pit c,s VI Nc
tl'ltry, crossed tbs new pontoon hringe q
Berlin, eight miits Eat OF Hlrper's Fry
aud proceeded dir~re to Lovs,tsYl!e, ia Lyl,
dom c6unty.
At LnvGtis+ii E our c~svairy erterti aoou,
eight o'cl,ck III tus Invrntns, aud tho few
Z, bel pickets stationed uere & IS teure them
in the direction Of Lse.hu's. The p-opie u
th's loyal town, especially the lsjieo, re-
cei'ed our troops win great eolnusia>.n II, and
this Stars and dtupsa wers,lhioSu out in b.
psrti OF tss to"n Macy cf !he:T fugitive
hnshanll and sons r~et.rn,i ~!iu me cavair,,
and The neIno as.cA.ioc wlsm,t eArnost aud
unmi-takahle.
Without s.oppIiI5, eI-3I: 20 iol7e picket
ard Z enald, tfsuer.t T,asant9n ruGved On
y the direction Of WsteIford, p,pmtiuE 10
IAN Lacsourg early in the ai:rrunon.-
Ia-"p H-as. ~ the ;sS. accvlHlS, = small iU.c-
Of R4nei i~n:r.:tgv aai ~c.ralry at Lseshul 6,
IVA ''s'e l..:T 2.,os...e i:aYe been q f.hl
shr'". uaits- ICY rv:E5.:.d Vi, n~!ing Of hIs
npnruarf.
S:nr!!y alter she carsirf advance had
ce'.sti, Uen. IurHi lie with hiI second sruy
cores. comm. Ierl crossing ct the stne point,
and 5u'ins tho wnole d.y the bridge was
Constantly rn1er the trei 1 Of Tho advancing
column They proceed I'd III light nlrcni, 4
order, though az in nensc tram of wagons
was waking 10 FLOW thcLl.
IL YEA tbs intention OF ;I:nc-ai RI7rEita -
rest for the night LrysttsvilIo, and .uo9a far
ward 81 Moadty n5rniug--ia Il iu.t direction
was not koowu. The .-oopi "ere ia dne
spirits, no.. ri h,tardin: no bs1 Tea;asr. nrd
vbeered most Justly ~ they reached ths Viz
sinis shora.
Inc troops on Bylisac lie gats are also mr.
dar iElrthiaS orders, and it Is thought viii
Be in:u zion TO morrow. l. il reported th+t
the emmy Ears 4!,,aly rc!i?eG from Oh.
front, Withdrawing 1ne,r p,tks:s yesterday,
apparently sw-re .: our emily advance.
We have also tdings frou the upper lima o.
The Pot ra9c, showing that active movement,
are also on foot there. tbs re,:ls era SAD
% have nvac=1ated M,rtinaarrg on SI.urday.
THE LtTG>T.
BALTIMORE, October. G6.-TGe" American"
rec iyei the fullGSins. d ,pat b fcum Berlin,
lid Lis =~r1niI'?,:
TIE movement Of General Burnside acrnAs
cha Pc;qulac, AZ brr!in. of WHICH You we're
!,rt'-:ns.! yr*tsrI.y. thong: j. n,4 not been
fol I'D M a, II" nrI;sr' < nar;.l edv4ncc al
our fro <, = il riJla.. d:y an lr,tGa. .nJvc-
meat o: .k,tipn. pgo.usr'i a:tviy. on tnr
2 .rt OF the Army If til: PJtomac, $ hica ~
al hops is to deal against rue Repetition n
lncss staggering M
To div there has been no Increment b.
vnnA gradual III; h-nvy reintrcemsu.s u
General Rlrn7iae in the position he mas taken
on tho Tirs;ntr side Of tia Pu'cGnSs j.nl
L,v..'avji.. If.utry and artillery a: wi
nor d. 20 So In what %nuhner) nave a."n
rnnvins il that direction Until it IS eYiaua.
that lti4 ~ '"'',.u. Is ~ nero rec ,1n"i; anc..
hu, ia rtlirr ~ aAva"cc Of the LEE, wirg o
tie AMY. Thi> nov-ueut, it will hs nns-r-
gsd, triEs a. rr- left w.n<, which ga; pro-
ol4ly il the :eaT. nearly Oh a s!re,sbl Do-
With tbs centre, and all the distance from
plaasa.lt Valley n L,:ensTi!ie nenrar ~
-neDy. / tiils rs-ps"r, IL vii De sesn til -
this movement sac 4. necessary preliminary
T., placirg he rim IN - P 'si:1n Tor an ~.
vance. tilst It d"es =. { in the least hrtray
thr I,.af "a :shiI that advlace is to &c fra j.
m.r".
Fen Levitt VIII, General 3 Burnside 'hrtst.
81 :qluIy ton K=hai 1snk at Winchc>t-I,
40 i;,viT lae * camuuu:c4ti6n via FEos:
K 81
Taana Il rat ii;,.s ncws fro1 THO iron;
to.dIy, as: a. theTe al been 60 ding, l.
il pr:su'u~i nothing .npoitar; h:3 Cc;lr.
rec.
Ger. To -nsiae's frees arc nasscd III TIC
VICINITY or LoYettsvii'e.
Uar cav4l-y md light a~r'illery, uri.r G:a-
era P!i.son'on. are reported 10 love "cau
pi=d l.ecsbuIg la.: ,I[hs. ire rrbl cavs'ry
:r,ce tfers Refreshing before Our rdvaTc-;
IN. We cannot now vriiiy the report frtE
any one arqr .inted win me facts.
IN relation TO the rebels we Inv. quincy
aEs reports, ~ tending 10 one conclusion.
aha, The mar s0ri.oT. if not hr ect,Ie army
h.s f,llrn BACK hrypid Hrnche>te-. iac
act u4y be >aii :. ~ csrt,iniy ..tsb'isn"d
IN, t-ey bsYs d"ssrt"d ~ Inc e -. Poo
nae, a.d are elteer t. Ire fond ir Cnx'lca-
nvn, M.runsbu,g or S1apherlstd@n- Do
ing several d,ys Of last week, az huS he"u
tbe,c practices usually before p retreat, they
snnw.d themselves III s:ror s iorca at rnu u
:. o0ins4 af nu- lineS, and their pi:hrt' wee
81 iuualy hG;ljaere'', G'ln5 IL any a1d every-
thing. On saturday al! there demonst:a-
TONS ceased. al 'h4'r p:ckeLs disappeared
entirely { -, GIT ir"n:.
Refugees frnm HIrc'e.trr ara also re-
uo.tei 10 have come nilru our lines, ard
stated TIA. their tywn has b-.tn rvacu It'd by
the eu-my, VINO were rc,Te.!irg towards
S:,cnwn. ! give IL only as a rvpir:. /: i,
+ g very general nel'rE, however, tcat General
Loc il making fast tins towards Gnrdons.
VILE, aud ,har tee WaI" poruau u his army
Is alreejy wsll adv4rc.1 III that direction.
Ever b. = * q 1ct a. I~I'r?sr'a Ferry, *
rai1 t!rs nu.;le and sir incldent " tue pree-
elcs 3f largo fIrcs u men.
sE;ota Outstanding the predictions that have
7e-n al 10 d tly msis for = week past, Of -
,dvao.. nf the iYIccs on 3 ,livar and May
land II Lights. thy are Yet quiet il :t:if tent,
engaged w,:l nOtli < rnore iup ,rtant than
me ui1s: ,iuti.s OF Inn? g The mes, in
v.n-ss.4 ry 4 braviug nor.h-~ca,er, srp=nr
IN ,ho !1cst health AMI .plt'ts. III, sdnit.
I'D that the army is now tul!T prepared for
"F.r%'ve movements. AMI ta, pru5e1t quiet,
therefore. Yea1S nothing.
Oar outpos!s IN this direction h.va besn in
usli iowa for several davs,sndit il r~rasonio:=
to cnrcluie, now bod Ca ,rleIt,En.
Tberl;n ofysoterd ~ wound up asst n;gh:iH
~,iari3nq s,0r.n af rain and wind, :ha: Was a.
:cfely f.lt in camps o. nPJ-ng exposed prst-
t,ars ON the sliInm,ts aud sides # IN. MUM
raia. On Bolivar sd Mary tsnd Heights The
Storm ragged with >uch tory tbat teuis were
overturned and ,n-n forced to q midnight
battle With the elements
Hrrrif6sro oSino tho cnOSidsrablp d;a71itv
% rain thst Tell yesterday sid last night. tbs
ri7cr has&een but little Affected THEREBY
Tns wat T has not rl,en over q f0t, sn5
wagons cross The ford sc the Ferry :u-d'y
without dRculty Tns rsin will rather trni
IT, faci ts:c han retard shy movements 'h.t
may b. ia contemplation. Uahcr ire lrd =