Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

- i'm IN .G. G. .S Exposrp-A HARTFosD { \. slR AiItbr1 10. AAThe} Cincinnsti EassN re. fstsl to work just placed in its hands, entitled "An authentic exposition of the origin, objects and secfef Mok of the .ofganizattoh known as the Knights of the Golden Circle, published by tEsU. S. Ns.f6nal U. O., February, 1882 and ssi;'tered according to act of Congress, in the CIsrk's otice of fhe Dis.rick Court of Kentuc- kg.Febaary .2Olh 1Ss2." i" The aseite makes ths following extEaat from the work ; which we copyswithopt cQMment:E kEa~gsaaET z1gFv@sas
 the lancassias is tbsu special organ and privately eiseNlated in, many places, there are many leading newspapers in the North said to be edited by faknig It's and eagerly fought f6fSy ysheb ebFothefhooe eiasheifrespectiye Statss and in the difefsat Ststes to indicate stAesprp. &Eessof kbs NoTk and which are deemed able aa1iliaIies; Among them may mention the heraks JS1fpaI Sfs Coninercs, Ekpfsss And 2 lfed6h3 3hsWs5Ap pSfs z Neiwss York eity Courier and Post, BsstsA,r EI IM MEsrrAARIEoRD ; fedSErsE 6sas|SSaif Fiss 'srs Press, Detroit Detroit
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 TIE RArT1s 1oEr PsAr R1BsE. The full ac X8EEfosHft1ert& t&rkkS ESs9kAf1A At os " Aoh esS hafdsst fought battle Of the war; Our forces numbered ab&aI I,000 aIG told With sz95 pieces q Rni0aE 2rhe rebels, ,lonathe other hand, were at least QQQ strspg, asd were probsbly two or thEee t6oasand above that number. They had Sz pieces Of cannon, many Of them rded-T though, as whdA 0fzcaRfse not lequdlf ours. 16Be<belffo0pseI eIeres mostly Missenrians, Ar kansas and sTsxas,, Albert Pike's miseFab!e h. AiaM wese DO assistance. nappeaFs &Est tHe fight was brought On by the rebels dlss soyery of ouisE5ket ESoIc3t wh5ch. they lad forns 1tr1nppussito einshe nsighherhood of 5O,0oo.
 When they. learned that it was not aparter of that, they Ateymined tq aunihilate the federals. Ddt sass soon as General Curtis perceived the change in thsyekd sspp, he fdreE back tc bet tes 6fhti9g gfvaedf which movement being con strued into aighty brought on the enemy with great fercenesss Das they snly rushed C1pon a 1GSs1 isuMiliasag fats TheefgBting continued three days. fs he rebel eiisers Fought with great bEaYerS but tue superiority our rank and file, and the skill of our commanders gave us splen- did victory. All aceo1nis agfeo lAtascnbing the most her. Hpioits to General Sigel. He seems to have carried the day, although our officers did sVTns Membhis paper admit q loss of 2ooo killed and woapdcd, and place fbe federal loss at 5000 2 Tbey state that sGenerals McCuIloch and McIptosb Were both killed, and that the loss of officers oif the Confederate side was very gfext There seems little reason for doubt that AcCulloch isTsaiiys killed this time, .mGR &od Febaary 24, pesuregard transmitted let ter through q nstlsbesef his staff te Dr.s Chop pep,,demandIng !, reinforcement of 5000 men from New Orleans remarking '" If you want to save New Orleaiis, you must hasten to Columbus immediately, ass ssfliat is the key tothe Mississip- pi."ssThe First aud ,Sscond btigades of the Home Defenders'' were immediately called ont, hnd Beauregard $ letter having been read to them, they refused to go away from the ci- tyrl1f ,AHmIAEs Da s5gaM
 Whatevermay3 bsc the Tshortcomings Cnf the NayycDe Departnieuts however much censure it may deserve for tbs. original loss of Norfolk, it isseeftaiH that 1t has always been ready to op- sfste with the army in it's reeapdure.;l So long ago as July, Flag Officer Sttingham offered to silence the batteries which detend the approach e, if Gen. Butler would furnish troops to occu- py the place afterhe had conqaeredit: On sever- oeeasiois.sii,ee. July once not very long ago the Navy proposed the same thiny5 brtgths Ar mY3ea mY3 sack,zac2 F@s1a 10 4svaM
 NkwBEnxYs North sCsreiina,r the capture of which by Bprnside and his gallan. army wes annodnced last week, is the capital of Craven countrysTa and is situated atsthe eolfuence of the 1SEN2Ss oAN lISnt EANSkbe 1Vout Vue uuUuTeu AuQ twenty miles southeast from Raleigh and fifty miles from Pamlies Sound. It was. fer many EAafs, the capital of the stateG The Neuse river, which is more than a mile wide atthis place, is nayigated by steamboats about eight months of t6t% ye6rs The entrance from the sea is through ocracoke Inlet, Newberp. beSore the rebellion, had considerable trade. Its chief articles of ex- port were grain, lumber, turpentine, tar and naval stares:9g The ypepaiation isTabout 5000, aRd besides the county buildings, it contains several churches, two banks, g theatre, and three newspaper offices. fssaa9 IA .l5A
 ~rhe following is corrected list of tho Conn. troops killed in the action: 9-@--9S -F~~d4
 -Eighth n.-Private H. F. D Phelps, Co. 3; private Owen Downey, Co, B i; priyste} chas.
 TsntR Conn,-Sergeant Joseph A. Lombard. Co. I; private James C. Smith, Co. Bspriyate PAtriek. Maron, Co. F ]; private John Cannon, Co. H private James Mcdonald. Co. I.
 ElevenM CSaa.--Captain, Edwin R. Lee, Co. D; printa Geo. Bile, Go. D i; private Peter Former, Co. ; private Clark Decker, Co, B ;r private Charles Mitchell, Co. D; private Henry Smith.
 Chass Pattetson Of the 9th and Clark Decker sfthe fifth are the only ones from this County kiiiSdE 0Ta q -tE sEY es l.gE NC3-I
 UENs hoNFEh umltS or the depsffment to whieh1 eneral HunterLhas hssn sssignsd haSing been incorrectly stated, it may not be improper to say. that it comprses the states of Sseth Carolina, Georgia: and Florida. GsaSFaf Shernafi will bei retained in the depart- .nsnt tlaaer General Hunter, and Gsaessl Bran Aan, prohatl ly, also. We. cengratulats the eoun- yon hAvihg one right man in tue right place msp who will give q hearty welcome 10 alloy M Mgitives, whatever heirs complexion who will not call South Carolina a sovereign state, aRdnaaRterA ef slaves natural xfl6l 1nl atfth easeEy aAd celsrity press toward points where beyond all others within the area ofztAe sfeoelMea the nation wishes to see the stars and dstsipss flying. 7Si5ane.A !
 A pickering pair of Quakers were lately heard in high cpgtroyersy, the husband exclaiming. |" | am detsrhihad to have onequiet week with thee!' But how wilt thou be able to get it ?". said the taunting spouse, in rcitetation, which married ladies so provokiigiy induigein. t1Fwill keep thee week after rthouart dead r. was the Qua ksrs reJolndsr.s s1e..s4szt3 eszesas'E 4s''E
 Deserters from New Orleans, who have ca arrriv- at Ship Islaads state positively that there are a-Rsjority ofsUnion men in that city; and ex- press the opinion thatupon the .ariyal of zths federal army in forossitHa be giyenup withbut A'stle n'6 aassssas Es.sa za sa#9 4osE
 .1tuisahuusht. that Emerson EtheHdps will be returned as Senator from the State ofFenuSssee