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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-22
!.a'f.aT FRGiE IiiI.. is;;G!iiii;

''Gr iatla from the North nrc t. lhr nth
iIl5s. We make Inc following .otcrrs.ir -ar-
!sctions
"THE PURSUIT DF JlgE%DHt,''
Tic unprincip!Ld Yankee naL;Dn hc.!, ail
creation \. lying The officers oi Abraham,
as will 6r seen from the following. arc 9El1
endcaTorinS to bolster up public op,ni2a at
the North by representing: TIE Coni=j.7at-
srmy at ''r1treating III crest canlnsioa -
Tht idea oi "SLoncwal JACKSON G,IrcaL,n!s
in conliision alter having thraahci III enc
my. l.! simply ridicninus, and ha.,,s th: IL
upon It's face, Read shat this fartar Er.go-
der 6sya:
iIEiDacaETEH7 A7tiT' ~ ElE@E5.,t
August L., l:t2@.
liilipr tfcheral Haiiccj!
The suIjoinen report W. reca,Tti 81 i
-!ook this Il5rni:ig.
.!n,i:i !'oTi
Ms J. t1sT.. ,'imma?:.iiu.,.
lil.n,u.nTEn. CA,ALsY Eor,Ar,,
"a LoRFs. -Ag,T Or T., aug -, l.:.2
Col. Geo. d. Euygles, CAiy a( .%~F
have the honor lu report Lhai, II. atr-
dicnce to Instructions received ii on he Major
General commanding tho armT Ci ,Tginie.
this morning proceeded III the direction ot
Orange Court House with the lst Vermont
cavalry, Colonel TompkiDs; ls5 Michigan,
Colonial Broadhand lst Virginia. Lieut.. Col:
Richmond I; 5th New York, Colana! Dr.. far-
rest, all cavalry regiment. s,i itEr ti1c.z 81
artillery.
hhout three or fonr mics iToni your E@Ad
quarters / Uncovered the pIcEet5 Of the enc
lny, And. soon alter two large bodies oi tA>ai
rr and the woods filed with IontInrir 4
siroh:s line OF sk!rIuiShcrs here were ti.r"" i
Gut wra sa3Ti drove ii Lb, ptcEeta. ii hen
IN rsnKr af the enemy few shell; were
thrown, whish disp, rsed hin in oil directions
The iootiuen kept III the woods, and He'd iy
tho Rapidan atatns. The cavalry lied down
the Orange Court House roads. purSunj
them cautiously fearing an aInbuscaic, {"
Crnuke'i river, which had swollen - such sn
extent that my artillery could not cross. 80
Part of the lst Vermont and lsl Nlrgiuta ta &C.
valry swan the river anI continued the Iur.
suit to the Robinson river, which was So lUil
and turbulent is TO be extremely dargcrJGs
In the pursuit good many prisoner
wounded in Saturdays fight. were fcHad IL
most abandoned.
Major Andreyrs, Chief o: ARTILLERY. 20 Gen.
eral Jackson, was found badly wtlGueA AZ
Crooked river, IN charGe Of Rn Assistant Stu
geon.
. The tight oi the ensG; AitiTT %sturIa?
fight was most preclpithte, and i'll great COG.
fusion. His old camp was strewn with dead
men and h0rge5 and arms lIl.' liag Of truce
yesterday, to bury his tiesi, afforded somt
lnore time ior his escape. The snrny t0-tay
has III" benefit Of hard rain, which put high
water between III.
an, very respectfully,
Your DhedieEt SerTar;,
IS;s1e'ij Jofs Br:1En,
ETi5ai;rr i;sneIal.
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by the Cha37curs oi THE Guard. His psrtnar
swaa Il pa7Gsut G.r. TIL. ruee,4 v.rs The
pcsaafitrr dt h"th SEXES ani ths y!S,t5tg Il
flchy.
Reports HGra current that '5ari0AAA lad
.ca: IL S!r7sira hu at the latest ds:oa he n-ua
still al Palermo
Iol AcslLi. iyliG.crly [n..nient-lj, nr:al
6t The Southern ltahGn army, had been AZ
rested
The cS King Of Naples bad seht hae!. IL
tha t'."r the nllar II ~. andrew. #'c!.
the Emperor .A!eHairrr hal cabit.r?r:! "n
hiu.
Duke Bernhard, Of Sazr y, cimar, :.:":'. '.rd
son OF Carl August, died Oh the 3lat u!timo.
in tha SEVENTEEN year Of hiS ugr.
Ia The PrnSsian Upper llonst the V4g!oos
pending COMMERCIAL trrstlrs i,Ad Eern al.
.donrs, slui1st unanimously,
So ~$f,:FnIweT has ibduced The I.p.5l..Iit:a-
.-''-: ~ ira 4; Cons taut:hople to slt ar1ac
- - w::h the Italian =!
.nss,1.yI- -: n. Ealw.r is Stated TO :.are 70
ci-s1t t:us.::t NJ prompting disturbances ia.
buiearl.- Th1 Russian representative. rnsr-
sri.caiiy repileh.
tcporta were current ii, ',rre.u lha, 4 lv.
lsntinG On the coaat The Gov.GnincTi: hal
5rderei several war Steamer, !c ,Ii!,@.. II.
l;reeI: waters.
Priratc telegram lion, tnlnt.ny; Il .I4!y
I.th, quotes An advance iii c0ltnl ri 1J1,%:...
r"n,:tes per candy, snd ali imlr"y-.,rra,; III,
iT"ights 10 liverpool ol 2l's. Per i"'r, t:.r ia"-
'at,on being t;5s. Exchange -. III. Sn.r-
ngS IL BRISK demand 1T genera! a'!va'"'" n
plices.
Calcntta, July l@.--shlrtings; quiet. TWIST
dull Frcighta To London IOs.
The Governor hal sent to the tlnn,.' 81: =
.rn.6l1 the bi!l Tor the Annexation al i:riush
karraria. The inhabitants vtre viGIest!;-
0ppoard 10 annexation, and tne colouia,,
held generally mnch the same vi,%=s.
Tie ilauSe Of Assembly had agreed !o a
resolution IT faTnr Of doubling t!a ratc d.
postage between England and the colony r.
the narTc"' majority cf one.
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EiTII,E 0S CEDAR Rim

ihe 4rri.erI accounts of the late battle OF
affair for ,lS than cur sidn had rcntured TO
suppose The vcracione ed,tor oftke Star"
admits the eu.mr'S lil!>l AMI wounded st
le,su ,sitosn hnndlG1, Pope ani ilailtck be-
tween thea. claim the battle 81 st brilliant
sue. IS - t,.t Pope himself. admitF u ios4 OF
tl;;crn hundred III killed, wounded sn1 pri-
6oners. The number OF prisoners be states
al $50; whereas are have got cn hard b.
tween four aud tive hundred
On the whclo, we think the statements of
corr c. pond, ntt. oi tia Northern papers are
no, a.,v, Tho trUth WHEN the, e:.Eiinate the
loss - fOprH srinl ai a6t less Than three
thousand m.a. Oar los, in killed and wound"
ei is G'.lr:y"l T." he L.ae han eight hundred.
Some state ~ low ~. h;indrad.
Thus terribly lhas,,sad and beaten back
from the battle field, Gra unable TO approach
it ,x!r 5..r:. uu,ier leave cr0vei under flag Of
t-uce, Haleck ieliciiatss popa o.i 4 brilliant
5ucceSs'" Hall1ci vas, scHe tune ala,. styled
bg o.:, ii Tic Northern papers, "Msjor-Cicus-
raj Lrnr ..f tn. V est N0@ TINT ha is pro
na7,rd t. tie post Of ComFn auder-in-Chief his
;s2u!:iea seses to bav,. expanded with his
ran L. ana Pope azs :isr came who eieo-
triiicd the North with joy, by declaring that
itaeJ- had captured thirty thousand Of Beau
regards army! We%may naturally expect,
therefore. glowing accounts from these two
tried ana rracticed associates, OF great Ticto-
ries ST e"ery step in tie progress OF the pres
ent operations.
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c:.i,,d ssssian 81 tie Lssislatuis.

81 the Proclamation af she Governor od
Virginia, which appears in .thisiseue, it will
be seen tn, he mas called tie Legislature to
NEE; N special session on ths45th dag Of
5ep.amb1r. Ti.s ohiaet 81 tie call i5.that
thei NAY taks proper s.apa To ascure:for onr
citizens supply of Salt. We regretthe ne-
ccssii} for this ass=Gsblsse. hu! the reasons
for raquiIi9Si it Srt sci torth by the Governor
tco strongly Co admit 81 :: :inuhl Of ita pro-
pTir;.- IL mora pressing nssh Il upon us,
especially in riew ot the approaching Season
Of meet-packing, th4T Il supply OF Salt among
the people: AMI the Governor Is but inanl-
testing his hatitua providence in the call no
ChE; IIiAEa:.
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E6AY[EE Enh pEtNE

The EngIish diocese oi Oxford hh1 taken
the initiative of offering up public PRAYERS ior
this country, the Bishop having addressed
the subjoined letter 10 his srch-cfeacons:
"CuDDEsoN PALACE, July 3.--Ay Dear Mr.
Archaeacon: May request you to cor,
runicats 10 the clergy Of your aTch-drs-
conry The following orders from, lie as or
d:Hary:
That, on tEa Sunday alter the receipt oi
1t, they give notice TO the congregation,
at tn; conclusion OF Nmoas Creed in these
terms:
'Iou ura earnestly desired 70 make your
humble supplications TO Almighty God WHO
il lie siitL5r Of peace and lover Of concord
that lie will promote peace among our breth-
ren III !. lner ca, and inspire their hearts wl:h
Christian unity ana fello 1shp-
"To Ailnw of which prayer, short pause
will, for tha present, be made after the sui-
irage ia th= Litsny, thst ii rhsy please Ths+
to give to all nations unity, peace and cor
cord ami also in the prayer for sll Sorts
= aud conditions of men, after the words, pc
commend to Thy iatheTlJ goodness oil those
Thu are in any WAYS afflicted or distressed In
mind, body or estate .
81 SIN, my dear Mr. Arch-deacon,
our faithful friend and akothaT,
6y--;D
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IA al 9isbbmg A4ai-.

a fatal Statbing atrey occurred il tie La
dies Pellet Hospital, in Lynchburg: en- !Ion-
day fa=t, between II" soid:sss, lnnste7 OF the
hospital. The partlee ,3Ts L. Mcdaniel
Company A., l4th Tenn. regiment. and ],
Holmes, Company E, l@tl. Georgia. They
had difficulty aho,it some trihing matter
several days since. hut we're prevented from
aghrine by The interference oi parties near
IL. On Monday they In1t il the passage ol
the hospital, and some words passed which
soon resulted in hlo9S, u hen Holmes stabbed
M:Dsni.l with dirii-knifc about the region
OF the heart, infiicting wound from which
he died within M hour The parties are
resented as being very nice young men
belonging to highly respectable families, ard
the unfortunate occurrence is deaP!y regret
ted. After the fatal blow, Holmes attempted
70 escape, bit WIS arrested before he had
gotten bit short distance,
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,ss ..;.7r 6! Gen Haslsck, returning on the
4r, Il :l.r lu.tyi states uoverrInent. The ru.
-. latter. y Gen. Ice. demanding, txplauA-
.,-- g.. s:.s .4;a scrociiies n!the enemy, shows
81: uiat a,raH. a '.,,n IS drtven by : bad
..laa-
instead nj replying t. 'teh. Le:''4 positions.
sa., ,i.5.' ,,,sci.iIlins. explaining nr Justify
~, lao ,cts ;3rl pa: u>>. oi, he iau bach uIron
u assumed G'nity, aud returns tic letters, NJ;
;,.rrsccctiii TO him and his. This " is much
,,s,e: :.ievi. than 10 hay. entered upon thH:a
-, .. :dst.t;-ir5 tho bsrbarcra eiicts aud
,-2caq;:o@s Of HIS Goverrlnsnt sud niiiiLsry.
bas The czi.tid World wi!i 5s+ IN Il simply a
,,htar!ute. rr>nrted Ii hsrsure. uT,s, tliss "a
.a;a;s!. -: -ause sips;r, its Ir,e''i,.;
.s-.,.,,S S's .i.,ice ior maintaining lie h..,I"l
=. s,,,.!.l,, Is ali oil ont IL IS familiar
80, :ail;,,ii,; saloon III rt,e Land Tic
,.,s:-z ~ho would rot hssra,. 30 cheat
!, h. csr-nsv, whose 0,iSirs:& ii Is IL
1';'''. ''''' -,
''''''.'', '.,' 49, - 49,
'' .
10 a.. 10. Lew EiI',a-i! 10 lie rtluln'is.ti ot
s.r.ci,.rs.G with suc!. language would rlot
y respectful" str would therefore offend
IL ''s'e :,
.. 'Es''.'7 ,,.
h,,, h,, r,.r,,, ,.,,, or ,,,,-
ia. his s,,i ;s b,.,, with m
-; r., ,:f. ,ie.n. sc rv,i a,,i dc
5,.js, :. ,,l,. ,hs ,.,,,,c;. .,
,,,.s .,,, o.r.crs b;s ssns;h;,;.;,. ,ra
-. :. ,,,i,.~ .no,, re a. ,.,,,. .s :,
-;
).
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Distressing Ailnii

6ir. James Read, resident q LynchIu1g
shot himself Monday evening last. about !
o'clock, the bail entering, near the heart, and
inacting wound whicn il IS thought viii
prove fatal. The facts Of this lamentable oc-
currence are briefly rs follows: Mr.. Resd had
il his possession revolver which had been
long loaded, but which 4 few minutes previ-
ously he had, as ne thought, discharged oiall
its charges On entering his house, he IN a
p!ay yful manner snapped the pistol at hin SIS
Ger two or three times, nnd Upon her renon-
strating with him, to SHOW her it was not
loa;ted, put it first to his mouth ard then t'
!,4 h!rn7t, when the loLiad barfel exploded
the hslI !,a,slhg entirely through h,s body
iie cl into his hrnthar'l arms, exclsiminC 81
s1u kiil5,:.
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ETi5atl;rr i;""eIai
OFFICIAL REPORT or GET. PJ7E
or THE n4rrLE or CEDAR 4orsr.la.

or THE n4rrIE III CEDAR sEotET.1H.
IE.Da rARrhE- ARHY OF FIRGIIilA,
tJkD.s MOUNTAIN, Aug. l3, ) P. NJ
To Major General Halleck, General-in-Chi. :
un Thursday morning the enemy crossed
The Rapidan, at Barnett's ford, in hesvy Iofce
and advanced strong on the road 10 CGiDeper
aid Madison Court House. had established
InY whole force on the turnpike between Gull
pepper and Sperryviiie ready to concentrate st
either place as soon as the enemy Flins
were developed.
Early on Friday ii tstai:!e spparent that
the uora on Madison Court House VA
merely leint [" ,n,tain the army cncF: ot
G,u. Si.;el at Sp,rry"ille, ard inst the maj,
attack Of the enemy would he at Culpepcr
q, which place Lad thrown forward part u
Generals Banks and McDowell's coTJ.3,--
B,gadsr GcneTai EayaTd, with part OF ms
rear OF AcDowcll'5 corps, who was i'll LhG
advance, near tie Rapidan, fell slowly back,
delaying and embarrassing the e1aln;'s ad-
rancc as far as possible, and captuz;;':;;, Tao7t
Of hi; men.
The forces Of Generals Banks arj >ig"l:
and one Of the divisions Of Genera! -,icii""-
cl's corps, were rapidlt concentrated! =: CcI-
PoroT during Friday and FRIDAY night, blnkS'
corps heing pushed l6rw-".5d f;,c n,i!es %orth
Of Luipeper, with Rickett@' urision of IL
Iowel's corps three miles in the rear,
The corps If zen. SisIcl, "t!ch !.:,'l march
ed all night, was halted At Cllpeper I" T@a: +
lew hours.
On SatHrlzy The lnsEnJ adcane"d T'innil
IL Cedar ilpuu,an the sides o; which thsJ
occuI'ird IN heavy forces
Gencrsi Banks Was Instructed ~ t=f" nF
his position nii the ground occngi4l ty Cra'S-
lords brigade, Of BIS c7,nErHnd; which had
been thrown OUT Inc day preTiouS TO observe
the enemv;s movements. lie was directed
not to advance beyond that point. and il at
racised b. tie enctrr. to defend his position
and send back timely notice.
|; was my desire 10 have tine % give re
ceres Of General Sisel all the rest possible
utter their forced march, and TO trag for
ward al the forces IT my disposal.
Tie ar;illcrY Of the eRemy ;@".s cfci.ld
early in tse afternoon; but be raaac no ad-
vance until nearly live O'Clock st which tina
few 5kirrishers were thrown forward CT
esrh side under cover Of the heaTy !7oGa in
which his force vas concealed.
The enemy pushed forward strong force
in the rear Of his skirmishers, and General
Banks advanced TO the attack.
The engagement did not iAlrlJ opc2 Until
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Tnn ticar0y ni Egypt rad quilted ha5isnI
In k,J y.tiit ioT Lhohnurg.
The rA|e iGr the Epn!0 ;51,. cup wsa Won
~ c,Hter hy Lori +. ,'g"lctt1 horse
Tins Whittier The second h5T7e VS.
"LeiiaHi,' about iozar lengths behind the
winner, Hut the Wizard T.ps third There
we're oniT gwen nd MT. Ten Eraecl.' g
American hor" .n.nre,' was sp"Gi the last
in The race.
The Fr.. Il. stsan=r: Imperial md ClaU1
having G.. bc.Td Tr0 thousand troops: mad
LEFT Ionerii!a AMI centirued their Toyage "a
the Gulf OF meyicC.
Negotiat;c!:5 iar commercial treaty he-
tH.,2n Austria aid France are about 70 be
opened.
Tie Paris "Patr,a" s;a:os 1nac, in roasc-
auence of fresh information, orders hsi been
issued by Government fer sh2 energetic rlaia-
tsnsEc3 81 q strict Ehfct on rta Roman coast.
The saEis journal ANNOUNCES that vef~ ami
mated discussions tsks Pi'.:s IN llo confer
cr"sa Ho~ i:eiug heih &, Ionsrantinopie
Oh tie Se7vian qaestion-sereral powers
expressing divergent view5 1n the hub-
ject-
The Emperor OF tie French hud been rgu-
ring il quslrills, ar 4 ball 5iTeC Ct Nichy
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DR.. Griflitls, inc Roman Catholic Bishop
died on the 18th Of June, aged sixty
fh-sa

We copied ycs.erdar, sn account OF the rGt-
tie of Cedar Run, written By the rotoricu-
Wallsck, OF the Washington "star."e tie
writes as an eyewitness, but left early. Ii ouI
soldiers had known WAllsck vas about they
ought to have thrown dog-net over him snd
caught him. Two years ago, Hallack was
great Breckinridge man n;-Buchsnan was
then feeding him-nov, he isa Black Eepuo-
Ecan, for Lincoln feeds him.
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.La.I.,.TAL CONTRIBUTIONS fRGa MIssOT-
Rims EcG EEITET OF TEE T3uaLEp ET
2tCEauiir.

.ScEutIE'
+: tEr :t'IlaTirH correspondence Il VIII tf
:.s0 thar in addi;ipr. t.. tho magnificent con-
:roJtirEs recently announced IS received
:.li" tru, Ti.ar's army, = single company Of
..s =. -,,r ..i,:.rt i.1va iorn aTls.i ll f:,:t-
= I'D. iro;i. Iupeln, Missouri, The sun Of two
ar,7:. cd .a;i twenty dollars for thl rtIr! ol
- Lrsy- u,sn Th1 were wounded in ~" Te.
:eE; r.lt,= in this vicinity.
Iii, rot al ali improbable that their gallant
AL n37oraG Chief Will soon again lead the
Is=ourians against the Toe, y i.en t!.Yy pur-
:.--te mas n=ed ne saline aid aud SIN pathy
@hci. irsy nov so freely give to others. In
mat Eour :hc: will be remembered, c"en fi5
i:ty H17T7 remember and assist their sutfer!rc =
3retA@rS-:G-Gc:as. Oh, how we long for tic
d. waea tue Confderacy viii be able 10
.e-Isr tEgt cSs;s;auco. TO those brave mcm
Wish z'il enable them to free their Com
,010" saltA al re- enemy The tol,bl:.rd
;tiItTe..s III tuuTa.r OF the M:ssouri sol-
itsrs : s',ch :: provcG them tTun heroes, hid
;.stsns th:L. L. 3uT ssmpaEhie7 and afie;-
:'&G. 1: n"cSS al ;t~.!:
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RlCH.loEl3, Va, Aug. Ii, IStT:

IN h'lpfSi', ast fNuE ~ lNlT...
lear Sir: liz bec0nAg tte recipient pro.
tenn. . { ,::22Gl twu hundred and twenty dol
lars, so generously contributed By the officers
and members af Company \, of Cockrell's
FL A!lssou. regiment, of General Sterling
Price's coInmsEd, tar lie hsneiit of the woun-
dad in tha army around Richmond, believe
now gratefully my heart resronds to the
delicate compGrnet and with what pleasure
its judicious disbursement viii lie promoted
by its rendition TO Mrs. George W:-Esndolph,
Tite nt the SecTeinry of War. whose well
known efficiency for SO sacred II mission is
simple guarantee Inr 'lA Samaritan diatrihu-
tlctt whom aud where Inoat needed,
Tie orportune arrival OF the liberal oiier-
ing will sEiord relief 10 many noble suiierers,
III whcse behalf W. would express most
grateful acknowledgements 10 Tia ErsFs and
kind-hcarIed contributors.
E" Woruan's words sslIn weak; her hsArt
| Though poor in ;hanl2a. IL rich i'll thHnEfm-
neas.''
ilay r"qneEt YOU personally to protier /"
aati, oI.1 al ol IN. gallant soldiers Interested
i,ere.n, Sucl, betting need oI commendatioh
rs msy prove hdw much lnore bleGt II is Ia
2.ye than to receive
Most respectfully.
Mss. WiFr Rosir'2r',
cMa. Tcrrv ". Williams.
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'''''''
! va iu"I@i!S a'"i unceaHinS.
Throughout The Ttnnohaln: wf,r'h at .iGst
w-.J ,Ic,i!torr, and directed uia al : .E2!t.st
the c4y:IrT, ;..G '9HtIniiri tj receive ~
porta trou: General BANKS th.t no aitaci,
ws5 !'rE:. @ey,'.rd 7nd tfat II" .nryia~rstle
iniartr. iu.ce "i the cTcIn? has! ao..- l1r-
ward.
tet towards. ry";.jn' liz: intre;t'" III 'ae
a'Hl'ef! ii.i". iIn',l, HaiiiTel Eie an rfI-aE.-
m::!! iiigA. hc ~ f,;l..,!, though thc lateIcs2
"t Tue ntur :,.!rr.I It unlikely, DrletrG
''t'en"ra! Mcdowell /" advance Ricketts, t@i-
'iS'"i' "a support Genera. Banks and directed
,,viterh! osE"i II .h,il" h!s uc.i upon i5e
| ground - soaT aS possible.
| arrived pef,ou3ll,. "a ,h,. field IL srv-
! ~, = IL. end ;Gund The action rayine f..i.-
nu,ir. The iiIiaGtcy ii.uc ,1As if.,l.>ssnt aul
saTs,"
ilvinI Genera! D3nis. Ao:1i..z ,.:l p,,ai.i"h
he tou:, ..p rarty IL. '.r ;..srH,1s liz .vasc;
;sere 1s',.,.
E...o~.;a -,rt.,ti ~ .ra,..a,;;..,;- p,,as,-
~ .oT,ar.:, sud o.'igr'i ;tn r%ht .. G,c,,-
e.s! Ea:,,.:, ihe t.l.;,,llS 81 Crawford on,i
aad Gordon i"inG tueg:e 10 change their po-
,ition iroT t:.e r!gri AMI MSS .Aens,.'ei in
Ii" '"litrr.
t:i,t. l..,s .han:r could be c:tcct.: Il Was
! llii',. .i.r!- :,nr.h the Srfliicrr ire .r..tIn-
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TrrrLo, Nli:s., JulI =, l.C..

''fi-"'f -hiSN-5 'ei - 4"S--'
Iita, C-iieFa:-Lieutenan Whitman. oi
Company =, "a Regiment Missouri Conisde-
rates, las !ast handed NE a220, donation t6
ne Wounded and suffering under The cori-
-!anG o; General Lee in Virginia.
.'uT ceio:-d and honored commander will
isss:!. c4tp yreheud thai the handsome dona-
"o1 '2f.es i:0rl men xho haT= lett their
iIisns-, i4on!-a and families, al the call oi
:h:r Hlje( resolved ta stand by him and
l!r'' country until each one of the Southaln
>;a!r5 hall hare heen declared independent.
nur hearts are all overshadowcd with the
;so7-o~s 81 Missouri, but we pray the dod oi
asi;ses that yod may live TO lead Us back TO
:at k7.n:. not VT consumed b rTc.
.i.~ss brave nsu are nearly all from North
Ni->"nrl, many Of thcE from my own city OF
Hshn,''.i 'ac n..,at nj them Ey neigth3r5.
-i.eh accounts i.,r the ,uuuey being yepr 10
as
Remit tie Amount as J'au please.
ours most tr|l-,
J. P. McMilIir.
40 IL. l:II:rral SrrsLl:Io Price
'-aminSnding Army 1! tns Vast.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-22

'@a=is,t aEt; d"s'..-3triclcn .ie,,..:s ;rgr4 X
s#nmfa # s!:: r,ouri. a"A II - ti. ,.."g.a3. !
ard '.'.' i.'."sr,hus %oluasesf-. w!.I nave
Hsp';i ."rn h";p.r tii~i,m0nt who wall ul;.y?
l-'.::''iE -!Iss6t az HrVgly-E17Ti ie@ling CT
'.r... ar IT. :-FE sT';' ..,c,i.y th. hopes or
'"rHit.-. @ti!csTa- !. Say ;,$ :'i.in, ;'sfia y,'
. 's'!' 80. g:"Paec. prrPDrcla- u! s1ir;J II:
"i r''is>, .:'.,,t "ui ..rG, :..7il nr:7 4t1= :
our I:rF.-= 'r-i ;I.is t,:Gi.t .r;I hs Ia. I'D
VI .!'G :: u. 7::rafi cIfiity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-22

These communications fully explain the
use to " hlGh the money il appropriated sud
hy Hnnia contributed.
Iii placing this trust in y1iI hands, ma
dam, am satisfied that comply with the
Instructions OF General Price" to deliver the
money to such p""&ons i'll Richmond ia will
lDnst faithfully exruts the knd wtshAa Of
the giTers." Z.
Very respectfully.
:, Your oheIeut servant.
llFnRr ". WILLI4My.
IL Alr4. Writ Ro!,insnh, Richmond, Vs.
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r,aar aI the Yankees.

A of liz Country III the vicinity CT the
White !!unSo ,9 how iniireiy clear of the
Yankees, aud coIuu,unita1ion between Rich
fnond aud that point is uninterrupted. a de-
lschinenl from Hampton : Legion secuted the
intcrren.llr aHd GR ataE; country on Tuesday,
proa--din;, a. is,' down rs Rawland's Hill,
where some ol' tLe strongest iorIfcations Of
the enemy were discovered, deserted Upon
approaching them, our men, fearing cheat,
crawled up under the entrenchments upon
their hands and knees, but found not single
:ce 10 meet them. It's now evident, from
this and other observations, made in the VI
cinitv Of Berh eley. that buta Hodicuin Of
the Yankee arm Of Mcclellan remains be
tween the Chickahominy and the james.
We call attention to the exposition OF hen.
suckJ affairs, by & well informed citizen OF
that STATE. lii series Of articles, tho hrst OF
which appears to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-22

.
TIT Italian canton ni 1'lcino threatens IL
geecde from che SWISS iIna$jers tinn, and the
general Gia> ia vesaivs'; - IraTrnt such with
dra ,cs,
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N1l0r Genera! Comu&nd.n,c,

,':,,.rA .'i. :cg: DisrArcH sroHr rFS1"'i. nAL-
lex 70 GENERAL roTF.
.Va.or C@nera! i"cpa:
W.sHG;GTo:,: August !i-Iour ts!ss.T5Gr or
last evening is lnosL satisfactory. iconsrIn-
lu,, you and your army. ana paT.iaular'y
General BANKS and IA: corps on your hard
earned hit brilliant surccSS ssainT vaeuy
superior numbers IYur troop haze co:rred
Lhcmse.+' with glory: and Cedar Mountain
wall te kE9wr III history rs Ole oI the great
h1;;ie-risIds al the var.
II. W. HALLFcE,
Ueneyai-!n- -Ln.ci.
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R::cH.Io1r. Va, Aug. j.. i5C.

.,4acam; herewith enclose 10 vou tie su IN
u t~e hundred and twenty dollars (t22v,
= D.! :! :% SeSfnuaica'ions-oue From Mr. Jno
i, 49, 4cSsiii'So to Major General Sterling Price:
VT other from Gen. Price 10 myself.