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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-16

TGese surgeons, on tnair arrival, were, oy
:aae bafderias OF the officials, placed under
s'Ees: and guard until midnight Of Tuesday,
oeors !Aey were released. fnair absence
'Ti2 lie b3dsides of the wounded, though
:sns c.usGd, is yc. made matter Of remark in
ia l.,trrs Of tho newspaper correspondents.
>..na Of these gentlemen arrived in our city,
:aToush u.g Of truce, on Tuesday evening
We have received from them the gratifying
a:t!scncs t:la; s3me Of cur brave soldiers
Who wc,o severely wounded and reported
dad, are in fair way for recovery. The fol-
!ow,os is list Al: CT those marked 'se-
7e:c.y" wounded, are considered out Of dam
gar.
Col L. E. Williams, let Virgins Regiment
severely.
A.joF Vt. 4. rayct, 4,h Virginia Cavalry,
soiercl;-.
hej Horny Forney, = Alabama Regiment,
severely.
Lieutenant Reeves, lst Virginia Regiment,
Severely.
csP;"ir B. Taylor, 18th Virginia Regiment,
severely
I.ivu'. Wood, le.h Virginia Regiment,
sevrs,.y
Private G. ". Vand orgrift. ls:a Virginia
Hes'meat severely.
Private '" II. Jones, 18Th Virginia Rcg.
ment, severely.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-16

ThIres mr., n"w in pu,su, OF them. AS we ap
preached W W:.anSourk %o wore met bY 8
drpuiS.r'H u; cil;zGi*, requesting Pr"t-rllon,
Witch %aG grAntal.
OCCUPYING rnE ENEMY YrRoNGloLD.
O'Clock. Tho !own is deserted by most Of the
male population, tut raany ri them left their
fstu!lics behind j. il a beautiful town, Of
about Hfcen hundred inhabitants, ard, should
jlhgr, delightful residence before tho war.--
The STREETS uro now badly cut up and filed
With broken wagons AID rubbish, thrown awny
bJ tho retreating rchelE. ! cen lnsrn Of only
ni. family i'll town WHO have remained loysl
through atl lie difficulty, snl that IS the
alnIiy of Mr. 3. They haze uniformly stood
out and remained fsithnl 10 the Old flag, but,
in consequence, have snt!,rrd every indig-
nifty which rebel ingcaui,S could ihfi:ct upon
theu.
The rest Of the people sPpear to have become
heartily sick Of the rebel army. rs they have
appropriated tlur property and houses without
mercy, and paid ior it, whoa at all, with worth.
ieaa paper.
WHAT the RsssLs SUFFERED
Ti,a Tnncls left six hundred Of thair Wounded
here ior us to Take care o., and they nre now
t=;ng o.ough; IN and cared for By our troHps
Every one of them that have talked with tell
the samo old story of having been forced into
the nrmv and that ;hey were glad that they
wore out Of their power. Tho rebel General
EMlS waa wounded in two places ., the charge
made By General Hancock, snd Culonol Mott,
o.; tie Nineteenth Mississippi, and Colonel
Ward. Of the Fourth Alabama regiment. we're
killed also tie Colonel rf tie Ninth Alabama
regiment.
4 squadron oi cavairS had JUS, come III,
hriasing about eighty rebel prisoners, and
they also report Inc capture of several heavy
cuna and an Immense number Of small arms,
which the rebels have thrown away in their
flight; also a large quantity Of connissary
stores. The rebels are re,rca:iTg to the Chick
ahominy, ten Ut twelve miles from here,
where they have extensive fortiicstions AS
5onn 81 80 can got fors.rd our stores and
ammunition We silGl again attack thom. Our
nlan and horse: have mado long march and
fought q hard Ialtlc in tho rain anI mud, and
are rnrnoe.gly used up, As soon ss they
haze sutfi ;ialil recruited they will be pushed
Sh.
THE sccSG ~ GESER II. N ciELLAS HBAnQ5AR-
TEES.
H..AJqIar G.,i beer established III y hlt
takers holgc, d high, square. white and un
Virginia like ed!lice, nn the Yorktown load,
ablu! three miles east OF williamsburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-16

OFFICIAL DEsP4rcH FROM coNNANDER PAERAGUT
WAsnINeToN, MAy 9, 1882.
The Navy Department hss received the ioi--
ling Interesting official details OF the capture
Of New Orleans
UNITED STATES FLAG SHIP HARTFORD,
AT ANCHOR OFF TIE OI1Y OF n. ORLEANS,
April 20, 1852.
Sir ain happy to announce 70 you that ou
flag waves over both forts jackson and ST.
Philip, and at New Orleans, oyer tho Custom
House. am taking every means to secure
the occupation BY General Butler Of all tho
forts along the coast Berwick's Bay and
Fort Pike have been abandoned. In fact there
ID general stampede. shall sndeaVor to
follo# it up. l sm bringing up the troops as
fast Us possible, We have destroyed all the
forts above the city, four in number, which
are understood to be all the impediments be-
tween this and Memphis. am, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
D. G. FARRAGCT,
Fiap Officer Gulf Blockadinc SQUADRON
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official dispatches, received yesterday,
'Fc;n General Besurogard, state thst the scouts
''on ocsola cay, that the enemy's gunboats
"aouad City and Carondolet ran aground
" prevent sinking. One pilot and seventeen
.ss aeh Killed. Gen. B. thinks the repprt reli-
s'e' Ihefe has been no firing from the
,.s I'm sinco yesterday morning. Their NOR
~ "a ooats have all been towed out of range
t.s' us n'er defence men are greatly elated, and
'e' confidence in their boats.
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

The Western Virginia Legislature assemble:
in Wheeling on the 5:h instant and Governor
Pierp9nt delivered his message on the same
day The message is almost entirely devoted
to the new State question, and takes strong
ground in iayor OF the PARTITION OF the Old
Dominion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-16

Charles Ready, who formerly represented
the Fifth district of Tennessee IN tne oR9.eu
States Congress; Joseph O. Rye, casaier eI Tue
Branch Bank Of Tennessee at Ooiu 9ola' Ms)or
William Ledbetter and D. u. veneer, ol Mur,
freesboro, have been arrested Tor Teeson' anu
are now confined at Nashville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-16

The rebel; Tan, ,nl id rot burn the Las,
ss intended.
Abundant c0.nunssary stores, L.eutcna"t |
Coionel MAJ ard twenty priSates were cap
tur.d. TIE Sitzans remain, and seem Loyal.
The daire:.; D. ;:,e rnbels al Camp Greek VS.
more imyortsn. thar vas at first supposed.
G=acra Milroy is no. fighting and Shenck
is advancing.
DISPATCH FROM GENERAL fHkNoSr
llgAuQUARTeXs MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT. t
May S, lS52..
Hon. L. NJ STANTON
General Cox le;egraphs tnat hiss advance.
consisting o! part OF .hc Twenty third Os.o,
under Major Cnuley, occupied Giles Ceuit
House snd the nar,oSs Of New river jester
day, driving out the resris, who were taken by
surpr rise. a considerable eIsn:ity cf comuis
asry atorcs wss taken, AMI some twenty p7'-
yates made prisoners. The surprise prevented
the burning Of the place, IS the rebels intended.
The citizens reinan And most Of thcm Seem
Loyalty d!sptsri He sdls thst the rcverscs oi
the enemy nj Camp Greek incrreso in iu;por-
tanco a. tnar became more known.
JenS G. Fremont,
Major Gsncrsl Commanding.
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SECRET SESSION.

The two military bills, reported in full in the
"Enqursr" Of yesterday, we're discussed at
longsh in secret session, and adopted, with
few immateral amendments.
The discussion upon those bills-tEo ten
thousand brigade and tho homo guard bills
was Of a character which would have besn not
only interesting, but instructive to tine public.
We accord to DR.. Worsham Of Dinwiddie, all
the praise that We can give, in the capacity Of
journalists, for contending against tn. secrecy
OF tho debate. Weknow that it was important
and it's character was Of that especial kind, the
knowedge Of which, tho public would De
greatly benefited by.
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The Surgeons and the Wounded.

TIE following is :; LIST OF the Confederate
Surgeons WIS sent into Williamsburg on
Tuesday norainc, under h,g of truce, to
render assiStarca to tie wounded Of ou- army
IL the battle OF Monday last:
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FRoM NASHVILLE

mass meeting for tho restoration of the
State Government Of Tennessee will be held
in Nashville next Monday. The call is sigasd
by nearly one hundred Of the prominent citi.
kens of the State.
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THE FIRING 1Pov FORT PAGE.

In front Of this deserted Fort General HGn
cock formed his troops. while Captains Eslno
bg and Wheeler opened their batteries upon
Fort Page The firing wal very spiri!cd for
somo minutes, when the batteries wero ordered
G advance and take position about hall wsy
between toe deserted Fort and Fort Page, o
distance Of only hyc hundred or six hundred
yards f.om the enemy. where they poured A
terrible fire on the Fort.
Our position was very precaiious one, be-
ing an open Held with an open spscc in uur
rear, extending back distance Of two miles,
and surrounded 90 all sides by woods Cane.
raj Hancock at ones saw that it would afford
splendid opportunity for the enemy to got
in his rear, and sent back for re.inforcements
Through sone mismanagcmcnt, our Generals
had failed to havc up sufficient force within
supporting distance. and before they could be
brought upon the field the quick sight OF the
rebel General had seen our weakness and
sent free Of four thousand infantry and a
regiment Of cavalry to attack us in the rear.
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HOUSE GF DELEGATEs.
Ihe House met al nine o'clock. A message
= as received from tho Senate announcing the
passage OF number Of House bills, and sew
eral other measures, which were appropriately
referred.
Tho Senate bill establishing ''cord Taea-
sure" was taken up and passed,
The bill! fixing the pay Of the clerks Of the
Legislature at eight dollars por diem, during
the extra sessions OF tie General Assembly,
was taken Up and adopted without discus
sion.
The bill authorizing insurance companies to
change their places OF business when neccs-
aary, from the presence oi the public cheray,
was also passed.
On motion Of Mr.. ANDERSON, OF Boteioart,
tho bill authorizing the Governo. tc organize
a force consisting Of citizsns between tho ages
of thirty-dvo and forty-tivc, was passed.
sir. RUroRD offered resolution TO authorize
the publication of the bills, in regard to hirl-
tsry Matters, which had been passed by tho
General Assembly, for dissemination in the
public which, after some discussion, was
rejected.
The bill authorizing the sale OF the Roanoke
Valley Railroad was passed also tina bill to
increase the manufacture Of lead and saltpetre.
The House then went into secret session.
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ToThI FcPO.tsu - h'7-'
The above, it will be perceived. is the mum.
b=r buried by three divisions and ono brigade
Of the nine divisions engaged. OF the nine
divisions one CIV. Fl. L. Wallacs's) camped
near the river, and probably did not bury
more than twenty-five or ffty at the farthsst.
Taking the above as basis, we can construct
a table like the following:
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Tue REBELS FALLING BACK.

Daring this tine tho rebsl line had bocr
gradually receding towards Williamsburg
By the time vi were in possession Of their
works they had retreated tu the town, and
could DC seer moving along the road % the
EorthwS't Our troops pressed forward III
pursuit, sorc light artillery and Cavalry, and
General Janiscns brigade, being in the al,
7snco. General Jamison himself and Uaptain
McKaavcr, Assistant Adjuthnt General to Gon.
e:al He!n:zcImar, wsro the first to enter Will
hamsburg. The enemy wers retzsating rapid.
y. abandoning III tho road cannon, ammuni
ton and csgsors Their rear guard had not
cleared Williamsburg on ths ~est when Our
advanced guard entered it on tue east Gen
oral Janison would have pushed on with his
brigade, but he was strictly ordered not to do
so. His orders were to throw out skirlnishe:e
and pick=ls beyond the town, and to take ex-
elusive command of the place, rs commander
OF the pnai, which he did.
OCCUPATION CT WILLIAMSBURG DESCRIPTION CT
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Total rebels burned by ,2F9
Added to this, the number they took from
the ground aud buried on Sunday night, while
they held our GIMP, would swell their killed
to not far from four thousand. Their wound.
ed is probably less than ours 1t will be recol-
lscted that Beauregard issued general order
before the battle for the rebels TO fire low IN
order to wound our troops, and thus impede
the operations Of our army.
FROM CEN FREAoE2's C0GPS.
occurArroN OF GILES COURT HoUsE-cAPTrRs OF
PRISONERS, &C., &c.
HEADQUARTERS MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT,
NEAR PAMsHBuac, Va.
May 3, 1882,
A despatch from Fayetteville announces
that the advance Of General COX, composed
part of the Twenty-third Ohio, under Major
oowley, occupied Giles Court House and Oar
rows, on New river, yesterday.
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THE LOSS or THE ENEMY.

The loss Of the enemy is estimated b? pri
Gnrels and citizens of williamsburg e, irnln
Two to three thousand, while our losn il killed
and wounded will probably not exceed ton Or
twelve hundred. Oar troops fought with
great bravery, charging repeatedly with the
bayonot, and driving ths enemy in confusion
at every charge. While theso events we're
transpring upon the left, Gen. Hancock, with
his splendid brigade, was making havoc wi,h
Tue enemy upon the right. They were dc
ploycd under the immediate supervision ci
General keycs, upon a road which led 70
the extreme right Of the enemy, where tncy
CAME IN sight Of tho outer works.
Two of these were taken without opposi.
ton. As the brigade tiled to the lott Of the
frs: OF these forts they came 10 AT open hsld,
rhcn General Hancock brought lhom inlo line
OF battle in an ed;by short space o! e;mr.
and in the most splendid style. Before them,
at the distance nearly rnilu, was the second
work, designed to protect the left Of Fort Paga.
This, upon investigation, was also found de-
serted and soon tho Stars and Stripes were
waving from its ramparts.
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WEDNESDAY, May l4.h, 1862.
CcSATE
HOUSE GR DELEGATES.

This body was in secret session from g
o'clock to 8 P. NJ. continuously, and again in
Tho cfternonp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-16

4 Republican Stste Convention of Main
will meet in Portland on the 9th of June.
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From the philad,! phia "Irqu;Cer, ol the
l0.h, We copy the following

From the Phladt! phla Enquirer, o II.
l0.h, We copy the following
DESERVED 7RIrU1E MOST SoBLY RENDERED.
o. motion Of Mr.. Lovtjoy, OF Illinois, the
following noble resolutions were yesterday,
passed by tie Nl!ional House OF Representa-
tiycs When it IS remembered tbst Mr. Lore
ioy is The representative man Of that school 0:
politicians v bo have heretofore censuIod zen.
McCivlans method Of conducting his ca:n
paisn, this tribute Of praise will have i's force
intensified . hundred fold, and Mr.. Lovcjny's
generous sctiua will De more thoroughly IN"
stood
"Res,ly:d, That It is with feelings Of dc7cu!
gratitude 70 Almighty God, that the House OF
Representatives,, RON time to time heard ci
the triIinphs Of the Union army in tho great
struggle tor The supremacy Of the Constitution
and lie integrity cf the Union.
'.Rest lsct, That ~e receive With produced
satisfaction The intelligence Of the recent vic
rories achieved by the armies oi tue Potomac.
ASSOCIATED from lho.r lvcali.ie;, With those OF
the Revolution, and that the sincere thankc OF
this House are hereby rendered to Ma or
General G. E. McCl=;lan, ior the display OF
,hose nigh military qualities which secure i'm
portant results with but little sacrifice OF
human life "
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Very respectfully,
Your ooedieut iefrant,
d. G TARRAGUT, Fisg Odiser,
Western Gulf Blockadilg Squadron
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LATE NORTHERN INTELLIGENCE.

VIZ have Tuce,vod sCv aral numbers OF Nurtii-
cru papers, RS late hs Ia tne 10th Ihstani.--
Thuy contain accounts Of tho late Operations III
the Peninsula. wiIicn tboy state With the most
astonishing talsitca.ons. The severe chastise-
ment ir hieted upon tharn in the bs!le TT VII
Hamburg, and their easy repulse d; Wes;
Point eli "Wednesday, they cisim ~ u.agni-
hcent victories
TIE "HERALpS" ACCoCNT OF TIE EArTL 8
or WILLIAMSBURG
POSITION OF THE ENEMY
It Vas ascer.aiuei that the enemy Vas III
fond them. Their line OF delcncaa consisted
laid out with great skiil. The principal work
was in the Centre Fort Page), and was INC
only cne that mad any heavy mounted guns
This was protected by eight smaller forta, four
on eSch side, while rifle pits and redoub.a were
in every direction.
THE PLAN CT ATTACK
Our attack was made at the ssrnn tiTio cn
both wings and On she csatre- General Han.
cJck's brigade, consisting of the Fifth Wiscon
sin Voluntonrs, Colonel Cobb; Forty ninth
Pennsylvania, Col. Erwin; Forty.third New
York, Ool. Vinton. and Sixth Maine Colonel
BurnDam, were stationed on the right.
Gen. Brooks, with his Vermont troops cou
mandeI the centrR, while the left c, Al ;:nIi,
manccd by General Hooker Tao a!!ac!1 w:.3
first commenced on tho extreme LETT By Come
raj Hooker, with his fret brigade, General
Grover, consisting Of the First Massachusetts
regiment Lieutenant C0lnuel Mills; Sixteenth
Massachusetts, Colonel Blaisd.ll Twenty
sixth Massachusetts, Colonel Small, and Sec
oni New Hampshire, Colonel Marston but
tho Firing soon became general along the whole
lire. Tho enemy fought with great bravery,
and -ith force equal 10 aay that we had en-
gagged. They threw great forco against tho
left, and succeeded in capturing 8 battery Of
fiTc guns from Lieutenant BrGmhs, of the
New York artillery but .hsy were retaken by
our men. The heaviest Ioss that we sustained
during the day was at this point.
The New Jersay Eighth, Colonel STAR arr
said 10 have suffered the most severely. Cnc
loss OF the enemy on tho ,sil was very koavy,
the ground being covered with their dead and
wounded, besides very many which luey car
ricd rff tho fald.
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TaErts nr* l,"w in pursuit OF them. AS we ap
p:onctiad Williamsburg ~p @arc met by
deputa.i"H %; cil;I:ris, requesting protection,
witch .Sai rrAni.,I
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plsrArcH raoN GENERAL rHkMoNr

HEADQUARTERS MuuSTArS DfrARTYESr !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06
~ ESE IL TEX =!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, davenport, Iowa:
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county
Maryland, u years I'D farmer by occu, alton en-
listed September 9th. 1862 at heokuk, BY Mai 1r
lillian Beknay, for > years; has grey eyes,
-''wn hair iair omplexion, feet inches high
for the 10Th infansry.
). l.. BRAUEN, born in Decatur county, Indi-
ana, aged % years, by occupation a farmer, en-
listed at davenport, Iowa, iugust 10, has hazel
eyes. black HAIR and dark complexion, height B
feet IL inches.
W. } TOrrEN, born in Gallapois Ohio aged
30 years, by occupation farmer, enlisted a.
keokuk. Iowa, sugust 81. has blue ewes, BROW
hair aud tair couple xion height feet 5 iaches.
WILLIAM Is JONES, born in Ora, &c county,
New sork, aged "a years by occupation ear
penter, enlisted in Io,. City Iowa, July 81 has
black eyes, sandy hair ard dark COMPLEXION
height 5 feet iaches.
JOHN HOCGHfEN, born in Hardin county,
Ohio, aged ~ years, by occupation farmer, en-
listed at Davenport. Iowa. September 20, b IS grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height 5
feet 81 Inches.
Any ole appreheniing any one or all Of said
soldiers, will BE paid ali BILE cost Of trans
portation and subsistence. togeh her with a reward
Of five dollars when said deserters are returned to
the Coma snding Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
X. Nj. LITTER,
Captain ID Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, Oct.4. 1852. DIFF
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Illinois Central Railroad.
~ q 552IlIa7

I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Central
oepot, foot Of Lake aud South Water street:
Through Express, At $3.50 A N, arriving as
iaiy exc, Sundays sairo at 4:3o A NJ.
LIZ This Train connect. for Peoria, Alton. g.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation At 400 ii. for Cairo and Way
.r Train; station, arriving At Cairo u
~ This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only TO
UtDank rains arrive at Chicago ut ll:o5 4 u
mi s:30 Pm.
n Tickets and information, apply Ut the once
ptae Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Weed Lawn,
go Gas AN
s:45 AN BEAM
l1oo M 1255PM
..UO n EA5PM
6:00 II G:5OPM
W.R. ARTHUR, Cent Supt.
W.. JOHNSON, Gen Il Passenger Agt. noiOf
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"Camp SOsgss 10 . collection Of Nssiossl,
Patriotic, Social aud SertiSseatoI <osgs, " many
o. ,s t al nO,onx ~ ~. :,%s -. -
Tighten the hours Of the long ana weary aareh.
TO do this nothing has been found equal 10 nusis,
and no collection can excel Camp songs 10 the
number and variety Of is pieces, oonpsidsg -
they do. something for every occasion. The sol1
zoo more" bs we'll supplied Tns lpnlcD ~ CAnr
NvNos 10 ONLY Tsn CsHrs, on receipt o. vhish :
copy i'll b mailed 70 any sddrsss. Dlf0ONA
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