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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
Insnrskttns from SHILOH.

EEc! Jay brings Us h,.':;i"na! lniof,aatinn
y! ti.e rrsat battle o.! SiliIci, through, tie pas
s,nsels rau Cprintt. Tho are CONSTANTLY ar.
irving Those y o teach: d ihu city yesterday
esaure liz tha: 5 coo Ysnkse ptnsnnesS were
Certainly CAPTURED in tho bstt!n Among tha
articles uI pluhdtE iovE,i bY nur trOuFS Wss
onu o! lt.s famous Y.nkse bceas. plalss cf
stsel The plate VAS discovered TO 90 berlo-
r,!u,i r'itl, nia!e bsl. Aud lhe stalhs UPON
it c!yar!y showed ttas lis wssrer had baan
ci;hu1 wounded or killed.
THIS al lille af Yankee ingenuity to cheat
DEATH Is described IA esins q! sufficient siza 10
oo7er, not cnly &c, bieaSl, bui the oaTals and
vTsrY vital ;ast. II is said to DO in ono piere-
having Steel cisaps CT springs 10 throw over
Inc Shoulders anh faslsn ! ia light aud easy
- wear, AID not a. all uncomor,abls-bu it
won't answer the purpose.
AZ jackson Cicy our informant states that
ths Federal Eiis Gen. Psen,iss, sho had been
released On p.rJi:'. 60! uEroari"usl? drunk, and
staggered sbcu. sne Streets, cheering for "ths
Uaon, ard ahouirg for Abo. Gov Psttss,.
oi Mississippi, sst hin TO arrested and locked
up
Al! Of lho I.akso prisoners express great
shzisty les. they viii BE exchanged. They say
that :hsy 40 Mt wish to 60 back, if they sE:o
10 be PIT: in ;as amy egain. They prefer
rather TO remain il lie South imprisoned, or
to bo ssus To their own country on parole not
to tsdt ssaia.
As an eTidenes OF the truth Of this, our in
foEIaat aaya hat Gs Enterprise, Miss. the
.:ais. e.nyeying tho Esaersis wsa hsltsd long
cncngh to give tas prisoners timo to take an
airing.
The traia ctsrted of. leaving Two prisoners
behind; hrt rather than tsko advantage of tho
oversight 10 sscape to their oEn people, they
ran after tie train until they caught il The
train =ss eo!og very slowly, BID, still the
Yankees had 10 run fully two iues before they
overlook It. rhs; appeared &c BIO well pleased
ct tho idea that thoy He1s in Mississippi, and
quite eGltent To remain.
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For the Enquirer.
CtyP Surr,spo.p N,,;l

CAMP SHENANDOAH, Anril IL, 1862.
MsasRa EoIroRS lin the ''Eaqurer" ut be
lllh inst, Is puc.ished letter, signed bg
WIN. W. Arnett, which does mo manifest in-
Jnstca. B, kind enough 10 insert luy rofuts.
ton of the assertions therein made, and do a
simple act >oi jus.ica.
AS to Capt Arne.ss 'oppnsition to tho ro.
solutions" | will ou.y ssy, tho psnar ealing
tho meeting for tho purpose specified, was
h7ndad me hy member of bis oou, raoy where
1t originated. Capt. 4. was present during
tho meeting snd spoke IN fa0or Of our acting
as Rangers, nut suggested s0ue otIer plan
than tho one 6nsl!y adopted.
The resolutions he refers 20 wors frs, voted
on separately, and finally passed ali .hoc,
and sc tho SANS ZINE WIS embodied in them
the resolution TO publish the proceedings in
the Enquirer" Capt Arnets wss present,
acting rs Secretary OF tho meeting, when tie
resolution Was passed; and when hs says tn,
publication was mnds without his 'knn9-
ledge on GnnaenL i: - q stAtemont es untrue
~ ii is unsccountahls. Whist combination If
after circumstances truld thus induce rim 10
deny hii own sc;s?
SnlIh time rfer tho publication oi :hs FRO
ceedinga, haaed Ct cn.,iiderabls d;spcnsure
manifested By ono OF Eur rrgiulea,sl oshcsTs
that tuch meciii -, . ;, I'D and Saa
told that sono ssy.rc rrlnuh. we're u.aas
sgainst Cap. r., having tahenany part thrr.in.
Perhaps II vas Ihis displcasu-s thai propap!Sd
Capt Wm. W. Arnct, 10 tax tho 81 ar 10 has
but ~a9 ,ncre Go other way to stone, thsu sY
the publication Of tsiSo statement 10 shit
tho weight Of his tIahsst taaaon pom other
ahoulders? loci assured lis eupef,or ncrce
eako.i that Of him.
As 10 the resoutivns virtually declaring
thst We rntn tho NCItl. wssl will hot rc enlist
!, the survcs OF Our c0-ntrg otherwise thac
As RaEgeGs 10 ssllisLIy natil. ur our oTa IN,
happy svcti6Ir," su proud 10 sag that nearly,
ii uot ovsly oGs; cf tle Nnith.HetIetn soldier,
ha7e re'eniistcd foF tf:o wfr, or n,"od 10 o.
the c1pirltiot. @! ttsir prcsen! ttIln IT au5qicc
That sec.Uu referred 70 lho signing nj lh,ss
resolutions ns Rangers; f unsuccessful, the
sisnrr was to re.e1ist shero he chosa, and
suc'! signature was hot 10 preScut him. Csrt
Aruott woll kRow this
Every statement DAde Ecron can DC proven
By tho testimony Of gentleman present ut that
Injecting. only ask tbs puhi,oAiiar, 1t this
card becauae dcem Il dao te myes!i, proms.
ing hot to trouble yGa Of your readtIs azsis.
with tbs Inatlcr
R:spe::Ta'lr. &c,
Wn F. Go.po:;, Ja.
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A VULGAR BsAGaART.

The following incidents occurred when the
train, containing the FEDERAL prisoners, was
abou: leaving Menphia on Wednesday last
Oatha occasion, at least, Gan. P:eatisa proved
himself 70 better than vulgar brsggsrt. We
copy from the Memphis "Avalanche:'
Somo OF tho Federal prisoners then SGT up
tbnir vulgar slnng-song4 about the South and
JEFF. Diviq, and Diegsr, which feat Hss thought
particularly and refreshlngly cute, but an ofa.
Ger who had some Ssli respect, cautioned them
to silence, when Cen. Prehtiss, who, despite
the .blockade," had a ''load" on, said "D n
it, a!ny ahead, sven il they do SHOOT you
One OF the Home Guari standing nsar
curly remarked: "That's not the way we do
with prisoners znuse yourself in your own
Tap--we can nfFard to ba Inarciul e7an to
those wha would Eare murdered ua"
4 hs,i popped out {! the cara aud said {:
"Ns,ss r.ind, @e snsil have plenty ol lrieuLs
hers IN les t::aa twenty dnys."
A vaico rom the street replied quickly ::
"That's 50, aad vo'l have 'em in the cara %
tie FaT to 'totner s;do OF Jordan"
Even prentiss seemed 10 lose all ssoSe oi
dignity, snd did lot .iss above the con1on
level.
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-s<a0~<as2'~
E5NRiIi SIEH'S sc PgHT JACn s5t
TWO CT THEIR GUN BOATS sUN1 AHD GhE
STEAMER DISABLED.

Htw ORLEANS, Apri! 81 "A special dts-
patct. 70 tho "Do!ts, from Fort Jackson. yes
serla;, says ltz; TIE eneuy'5 ire has very
much S!ackelot. no Las trsi 1900 pounds
p5Tde: ard o7er 1000 ;cl= oi iron. This
b0ntardnant ls unprecedented in ths annals
of varlara. Our loss sa taT, Is five Killed and
ten Souuisd Tia mortss vessels afe'ou! oi
cisa,, behind & paint ot woods. #c subk s=o
Ct lhsm yesterJa7 sad disabled steamer.
Tns proportion tct.a2r tho "'aig bits CT pow
dc. and ".ron" il Tho st17t indicates soue
mistake. T3o much powder j.: !hs iron.
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For :hs En0p:rc
"A SuCpcRslOn.

II has hsan proposed, in Tiav oi tho E.oGt
number Of sick and wounded soldiers that viii
be brought 10 this city, in the even. O! = grea.
battle, That tho churches DO used for hospital
purposes.
In reference 10 This MISTER wish 70 make q
suggestion, which, perhaps, nss slrasdy oos
CURED TO the p.nper authorities. Let ths
Governnsn. procsrd 10 ft up all tho vacant
tobacco factories, selecting thUso which have
the advantage OF pleasant and a!rT si!us:oTs.
Thee let all ths largo halls, nos ussd ~ places
OF public nuiussraHt bs taken; better deTo.e
them 70 this noblo purpose shan lot ihrin Ta-
main So centres OF vice III the heGrt Of ,Gc
oity. Tnen let every hno, large Gnd coUver;-
entity arranged house tGat tas oean, or ahlil
be Taeated Dy tho pan;c-s.rickon owner, ts At
once seiEed ard put 10 o;dsr for an hospital,
no matter bow c.Sti7 ana apsehdid; no place
ls too 6ieesRt IL !eopi1ca sick or wounded
patriot. Besidea, thn;. rich III sn rho $40
trem bling tor their wealth, if not fnr the fate
OF Their country, can well aff,rd tha expense
OF purl6cation and renovation whe6 Our 7io
torious arms snail Sivs thsm ssfe return ta
their sllded halls md spacious paEloIa II
I'shsy have not tho ucrvo to stsGd tbs ci1sing
scsnss OF tbs drama, they may thus be nIIde
20 - ii.o
welfare. We would also suggest ths. Toe Ii
braries, psinsnga, statuary, and aihsr little
works Of art, bp left in thsse deserted dwell
;nss, as they will sol7a Ii lo!ugo the .edian
ot the suffering patricia |: may not bo afniss
TOO, 10 leave lew silver spocrs aud ss!TF- CT
two, as among th0sa meo wEn hare hasc
moving through Our Ftlce.s Covered Tith duS!
and mud, brobzed and ~cs;hcr beaten,
there are net few who nsys r.een usad IN such
srliclea in the ZONES they haze lett 70 defend
the homes Ct tbese fugitive heroes. Tpore are
many other little comforts lha! Cur gallant fel
low citizens, ~ho fancy that the7 can hear
&cOlellsn's cannon at TOritowa, or McDoH-
ellis 1t fredericksburg, might laa7a :ar tbo
sick, before they bid us good bye.
Let a's such places 80 we haVs nsmed be ha
cupiod sa hospitals, before the churches ATE
taken. We Rsnt our Churches, for 40 are e
Christian people We must have them -
centres Btsrs the gtaj and tue nsy rrsst ard
pray for tie pardon Of cur national aad indi'
Viduai sina, which are U,shy hnd crest. md
for the blessing Of God upoa our cause Ehich
is iuat and right, md must triumph II tho end.
But, il aftsr ii! other 5uitRhs plaoas ais soau!-
ed. and more room ia needed fer cur sick and
! wounded fellow cuuh,Iylnen, then throw npef,
the Oburchaa and from basogAent 10 gallery
let them bo Hlisd with 0u:; hoba doieI,Lurs ~
AS to Gefscing them, nc noTe sscto1 mark
could Iust upon thetD thsn the Gioci OF pa
triots suffering il SO holy f cause
Fi6GNIAN.
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4~rgL cArAsrgt PEE IL as1:c,.

r;.e Mexican village oi :3su .1nnres Gs!cai.
cainula, noi iac ;rats. Oriz.Ss, Eas, duiin2 :hh
i1at week ~ i.ai morlh, ihG scene OF En SSiul
ca:Eetrmp pEs-r:t55r pCSte7 store explosion
II sn earthquake. According tc Official sc-
counts, 1889 mcn, either g2ld!crs or officers,
werc killed, snd o25 ~or1sn, cniidTgl SID
nsn, no,u Or less dangerously sEouGdoi. II
is s.id, IN ln;tcr E-tm OIiz,bs, that Ina ,oisl
of The victims 81 this terrible accideu: euouats
10 =, 500, OF a'h5El 1000 were killed sud 300
Tounded "ThsEa ID not," says tie lettsr,
~ single; p.h:, III Gtas+. TOT dna article of '.sa
= sra, left unhrokea ia the dwelling hoases---
Bulldog; T6io generally 6anagei, lI Tho town
AZ veil hs tho rashbatho"t. TIE Poli:;ca!
ah:si ri 0iE!ba rciursod lii ;tAnSs to lie
French 'aHi 9pcnish i:iHa-s5 ios thu 7a!untAcy
sis;stsn1s they ,ave the 7ietii5s'
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Fort Pillow Arracissd.

Augusta, April 22.-Ths : vsncsa 'Rc-
publican" ef yesterday, has despatch from
Mem phia which sa7s that ii 4, encny COM
inzaced rho attack on Fort I!.i,v, on Sunday,
18th inst, Gnd ronewod it on Monday, Tithous +
result. Fiva gunb bosis aid u, ID mortar boats
were ehglstd in tho sicGe. 1re Federals hs7o
lsnd5t heavy force On Fi>hy Dsor river,
sba7o tne Fort. !; is beiis-i that tbs Fedl-
rails sra tslling down ;he Tst r-ssea river.
Tbs Memphis Appeal 1 ihe le:E, con-
tains Gen. Prices TtsigDG;ir'. SIS Commander
OF :he Missouri Stsis fr0cp4 an arrival from
Paducah reporIR that Gen. i!Al!eck was lhsre
on tis lO:h Inst.
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fChTHEH fnoa TIE FIolT At s6r.H SILL7.
teIou. u io.tclk Day .Boof, Evr!l g.
TEo dia:i1ar A.r.oT a:l.7:d hcT1 iss; r;e

TEo staailar A.f.nE a!n7.d hcre !a;: Z; eIt
Hr;"gthg s Couple ol nur RcI:.dcl ard tNu
tnl;ev prisoners members ct .ns ssh New
Yoik rusrNn:- Sic u!,c; brought l, 100 pornda
II trnihun ,t,Gu, Md - III. !un or lT:!-R cox2S
nf 2.pnu.4 :!.ai.2a. ri.ot csp:u:rd by cur
fVrc,s
w ysrhei33 :hn soIi5wipg pss.icnia.s i:cn
".veTsl aboard L.. Dn1t, w:ie wefo eGgsgsi in
the ign.
The Lc;ion bes,n r; il c'c'otk st !, Poiat
two miles north o! South Mile, whiiEer our
.orc.s had PTncr-ds. i2F tAc puTpGaa oi st-
tsckirE Tho GEe;ag.
Or fo,ee CONSISTED q h;1 conF Falas of tho
I'd GaoIgi, regiment SID AcOonSas artillery.
The companies "arr not full, snd ihs Whole
numhs' c! n:,h N CUT aiio Ti1y Ge at ccTr
ut irGtn three 10 tivc hundred.
The oncmy's forrn, nr their b"r. aaEliasior,
through tfs ptisonaTa captured By us. cGn
sia!ed of'i.s rrHlmorl.5-rs;anly, the 6th Nsw
York, Il ,us;os;) o9:h New York. Dol Hs@-
kin5 4;h Pern=y!yep;s Sist haasscbuSat.a.
aud Is N4w Esm; s.is Teg;fnaHt II commsnd
OF Brig GsE, Relc
Tee battle ;sssrt until s. o'riock, P H..
~5rE auG foTc:s ~sfe aTcc7ed to iaii back on
.nc:7 ao,roucdneata s. South .ai!la, which
they ti! III sCo,t order. The eramy cncaripcd
oE the ground, out dlriaS ;ko sight became
panic stricken, a;,d hastily decsmped They
tasds a resals: stampede, acd SC fear!Il Eers
ti:sy Ct al: proTt's thai, Is !E9y d=d, thNy
burned tis briggs a;;at si!tn 10 pceTeII
aucc.-.@>ni ruran;t-
IT,. c-:Gs.licA 81 cur siiu a?o ~, c2:sis.-
ing CT R.1 killed ard about twantJ iTo. wound
ID. Tno onery's loss is Very great, 90: Cannot
os s5r,Ted nj win certainty. On The dsld Waro
aumreT If ece7as, aDd a;corE !se:-i arc with
hesdstcls rnsised Adiutsnt"
There is Irssc0 70 hdl:cT: ItoRi Tho STATE"
meats CT tic prisjcer", tGat !rs? lnst Tl.z::y CT
.iisi; oti.4cs; and fgoIh al He n1ve hssD sble
&c gathtr, i: Is 2:pbahls 1ha: &c abatement Ts
gave yesterday o. taoir lcss-Yjs; c;gn; nr
:lirs hundisI-s!l PROVE eoITscl
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Az IscrDENT OF TEE BATTLE CT suELuH.-
,bs Mobile "Trhune' kss The )ulowng from

Az IRcrpENT OF TEE BATTLE CT SaILuH.-
The Mobile "Trihune' kss The )DlIowlng from
a gentleman who participated il tho battle;
During the engagement Colonel Stewart
", Cayoe's hotss wan killed, when he got his
toor entansled soTue way il the s,lr'up, and
md while disenssging himself he was :aken
prisoner by Federal lisutensnt, TO whom he
Surrendered his sword ard sash, and thsn
stood few spaces of' as g prisoner
of war between tbs doali7 6"ea Of bath af-
mics. SLortls afterwards ho inquired Of tha
lieuten.n. ~ Ia. are YOU s9ihg 70 do = Tls
Iieutsnan, remarked til.ain; ais hsad towaVds
him "In lew minutes wa vii make retreat
and ri take you with ms At tina. instant 9
ball from our side struck him in tbs eye Esd
he fell dead f7on hie hcrsa.
Immediate ly after the enemy retreats1, "ten
Dol. Cs7es, with sll the coolnsss thst oecoles
q brave man, deliberately di7estsd the dsaa
officer Of lis (Ool. oayce'r) 0Tn p;oparly' Is
sword. and seeing twn Federals ns"T o5y,
graspsd them ald tGck them prisoners 10 Els
own command
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-. from COrinrl. /.

AtcvsT! 4Eril 22.-Tne NV Orleans
"Pc.yune' Las e despatch from. Oorin,h,
datsd 10TH, which says tnat the report in the
Ms1ph papers If the Landing o! Federal
iorea gear Fort PilioE, is untrue. Generals
BrcckinrGss ar6 Hindnrn havo been appoints
sd Isior Generals, Co! Thomas Jordan, A>sis-
tent Acjr;an. General &c G:n. Bsau:cs a. 4 his
been sPpiointad D1igsdie1 G=oe7al. an5 Capt.
Jsck Mvrgan. Colonsl,
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viii G.N{ GurrSnGeE.

2AvAHs.H apr! 22-Tns Republican"
ci this morning says, that The p1st bill fToE
Tl1nTa, Fla. has tie i1!ln@ing enda:ssEent: ::
The comrnsnIer CT tho b!cckhdiag lseI
within 1wo miIas oi lhis place nss scnt q boat
here, rnd ords7ad tie to~T. io surrender Or ~
bon nbardcd Major Thouas rr9i:rd Come
along thea, si1d ta u; s'.-i ~: sa7roH'
lar ~
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Tbs New Orleans "Bea" says, wo under
stand that authentic in o7tnatiou LAS bsen
received to the etflct that tho enemy ha7a lott
Psss Christian. Biloxi, and tto Gulf co'ss,
ItsE,is is confirmed tbs Sound VIII
DO open, and navigation between NaE o'i0ans
ard Mobile will no longer be obstIucsed.
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Eapar,r,e az 1he TrsRcn u:I,l.:sr.

NORFOLK, Ap7i! 90 The French ship Gas
sendi lefc To day With d. "sTc;er, tie French
.I::o;s.er on baa7i; vuo arr.7sd hare to-day
trcu R;chl l,nd.
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7prr.s5EE ,71ss At CHATTANOOGA.

Nslesrr, and 7ouch for the truth Of the
statement, that twent;-lbfee Of the Yankee
spies concerned In the late daring attempt 10
t.urn the bridges ii tfc State Road, for which
puroosp the SECURE Of sn engine on the road
was recently s9scled, have becn captured, and
that most Of them. on Friday, ware put upoa
trial, bsforc military court at Chattanooga,
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VI IEE4 81 y Fi
Tuai:LEs PALNEs.

Accompanying the aboss NO ieosssd
contribution Of 500 tror William Barrot, Tor
the sans otjact Ne ha7e banded hosh over
to tao Young Nous Christian Association,
whose lsbors 10 the work which thass donas
tions ere intended to aid, ere worthy CT all
cammsndation.
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FIom YMsioTn we learn, from an officer Of
tho army, who lsteiy left tho camp, that there
il almost continual firing Of musket:y, diver
sifsd with shell from canron, between picke,s
and advanced bodies Of the two armies. The
camps are within cannon range, and are mu-
suaily cotpIlGonted with frequent sa!utea.
Ou. position is described az very strong He
hssrd nothing in camp Of the canal which'it 1t Is
horo reported that tso eHotny hs7e cut acr'ss
iae Peninsula, ia frost Of !heir w67hn.
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Mourning ~ uid icon Sras horse one day gr!
! ~i:!. :. i.w Micnds. ae, as tho SecessioniS.a
ss7 wen i'a1,en ~ tne Union army, retired
r:titai gaE:l;1nea. laughter; rs made
~ q ccrugaay oi tTelra persons, cnd retired
into the. Mor5::;;2s, which divides Tennessee
rom North C:r;loHa, aHd in :5u month II NJ.
sembTr wc lsy cu: twa,yc or ff.cr1 nights
! We n23 takca sgiue n:Es,. ara meat. snd when
o1iT Frori2!clG gave u:.: VIZ Killed hisck c>,r
sG'ra Geer hnd aikeys We hAd cops;ns who
! to Ts.t was gong on lfe learned the; ,ha
cotunn..ring c!:iccr had detailed four sd:as OF
cavalry a0a their pnbl!c Instructions wore nus
70 axe ~. tu 10 s!.oG! us on sight.
j. ='E: mta:r ricus VS., vne Ja:urlsy nigh.
sedu. II O'Clock, iig9 bridges On he NAN 'i.a
of rar5rd, s0ue lailes apart, were al. bugnc!
dow9 and were IN a-h;s ty day!gh; rexl
mo:niag. IGia ru. 'ho ger; devil in th9 Sc
cs,s!on,s,s. .:tLuus:I nc h:i trsn Ii ::..I
mi4!9i Il! ,iIo rhl!o.
iEe Legislature vi TcnEc.ae. p-4e-i :,a
reqli!ics las U,ti.s7 to .si: al! lie unr,s.s i
Cnion u;e7 AMI tcke I'm !hvE, si!c:r En:vl,,,
p:s'ClI snG Z..h'. :c:I;Ug, ihs; GUr prope Sc:e
about risrg co"!d gv- tho names 1i
InGa. ilnjcG ,,,.ji u Knoxville r m wore Stat
iohn fJs no v:iinr c:I-rGes l.ah opposing .1eir
D.7ia
eoIu5 ia t.um Sragsg Ncua:sirB. iaf .i;,i
10: ii!s, 10 TeEnsih tharG. - J: ',e Ens IN -,
cprd~rc- ~!th my ch<r@&!tr. ! wss aevsr
kn"wa ~ run from mortal iu.n. o. roInrTirs
20 r.avxriitn "a. t!to~' ,n!o j';i. -: tn
iii 9. D!cS.:,'ic:.
Tie rn,nsioGcT - ,n, ralsoa', srcac'. rss
:. i.'rIa.ivo d RI ig:rr.soh mcn, in .hY kncA,
vi" j,!--of ..,s terrco;orie!.s. viz. t!n
S2cfe:SrT of Tar 9! :re :5,utl.e;u Gon'a,t,,
l&tT, natt ha release ani cSco:i 10 Nashville.
"!si! slI tho incidents that occurred on tG.
"A;,
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L1.cssrEe. April % Tbs Knoxville Re-
c;sr.e ii snuds?, says thss Ii hae rslisbls
irfo7fnsaon !co,a Eastern Kentucky ;hst Fra
mont has left teat section witp his whole
forca-scGs %, ,0C0 meu-ioT CcTiE:n.
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70 the Editors Of the Enquirer

RicHMoHD, April ~ lcoZ
Gentlemen :-l'hs poor 5'ider,. when sutfor'
iIg IRON dsesas and wallhds, deserves more
pity sld help than any other OF our fellow
men. Vii! you please 1ecel7e elOO enclosed
fer their aid, and ash others Thiso rnsana ax-
coed nine to do likewise. h1pe 10 nave
more ~ spare if needsd.
With Drsct -sL Dect
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i6EGSsp uIaPATCH

IT, .,ortaera p.pers say thst among :ho
pr;zes captured by the Fed,..! soldiers at For:
Dsucsor, wss riA, said to be worth orc
tbcussnd dollars. lis oreecn il ia!aid with
tho faest gold- ]: belonged to hotel keeper
In @empais, aud WIS ron b. him at lolse
raca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

Coon EaE 7aE TglssrT SOLDIERS. Extreme .
thirst is one of the most Severe trials the ac
tive ssldicr tas 70 encountcr. During long
march Mid on tho ieid oi a long and hotlT
c1ntes:e.. 5st;ia hp is often almost overcome
with istiEus artd !t:fat An CID ilontiersiaan,
who hes hsd Ouch exp1r!cnos 90 tho Western
borders snd co the ple.ns, suggests The follow.
ioe as he best remedy ord preventive Of thirst
.ta. hss ers7 Geen dseo3cred: After meal
;ass IL: codou grounds, boil them over again,
aai pour it OF into your canteen and let it
cn.l ior your E.sxt march. 1t is not only nu.
tlttvs ahd stimulating. hutit will quench the
thirst l,oiv sfsatually Than water. It will 90
two OF :.Tse times as iar aa W:ter Also take
tho catf,e grounds, after bci0g thus used, dry
them, a!,i rnt theln in Jour pocket, and chew
than OF nta;Tsla on the march, or during any
arduons service, snd they will rcpress thirst,
aud Sstiate greatly tho cravings OF hunger.-
This course hiss been TRAD With the most goat
flying results, and is worthy OF trlsl By every
soldier in tie service.
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L Correction.

NJ ots solve in quitea number Of our sr,
changes, lhs 18Th seei:0n Of the les military
law, csllud the Ccascription Law, errouecuslJ
printed AS follows:
SIC l9 5o 1t further enacted, That sll PER
sons subject % suroment, Hha Ero nov 10
asrvier, under tho pro7aion5 Of tbis act, shall
DC permitted previous 20 such enrolment to
voluntesr 10 cutnpsLes nn~ ~ lie service.
The Omission OF oLe Etle word, totally
changes sho application of tho above section.
1t should rad SAIL pcIsoos Fubilct to enrol
msnr, 1soare rot nov il ssrvice, do" 1t
sivss L.. li;ose wko sre about 70 10 brought
1870 ,ho sotrice oy sEe Transcription The op-
por,uoity CT selccsios thsii own company if
they will make hsste TO enlias hsicTs the en-
roliaz officer Commences Els woik We doubt
no. tns. ru!ritudes will bs glad to sTai them
ssiets 9. the pri7ilaee.
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Count MerGlcr.

q TIE outsiders bRve settled It for themselves
without Knowing any thing about it, that The
object of Count Meroiel's vipis to the Oonfede-
r,cy a. this time, ;a to negotiate some sort OF 9
Ooiamerssl Treaty bstHsep France aud the
Cooisde!scg. For Ourselves, ws know moth
ing Antaor;satissly Of the deaigns OF wishes CT
France &C tins GoSsrnmeut ci ths Confederate
States, aid ~ can only speculate with the
fest. rhs minister haa left the city, but ba-
fore doing 30, had one or two interviews with
the authorities, Rtyoad this fact nothing OF
bis mission ns5 trsnsp!! aG.
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Sterling Price was born snoutths year !otu,
in Prince Edward county. litglniI' c'a'Iy, !,
which also gsve-bir,h- Gsnefnl Josepo Z,
Johnston, another of tie most distinguishes
heroes of the war for Southern !GosPS1dsnc''
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e: 1avs atfong rsason To hope that tho ac-
o3u1. published in this shd tie oiher papers Ct
this city On yesterday, On the authority Of a
letter, ii thu killing Of Dr.. B. Shumato. Ct
F.uqursr. h5 tbe Yankees. is without fcunda-
ton. 17o are informed By gentleman from
that county that the whoie story is doubtless
a lirie invention. Na sIa truly happy to
he.r .hi=. ard tapa there Ii 40 mistake in this
iniofmatl:.u. We likewise dsbalie7e, On
sseans ie.eons, the statement that sir. Helm,
OF Wlttsnlar, lad taken tho cath OF dlsloy-
atty.