Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-14


six weeks ago have been quietly landed from
! & private ship in quiet security as rebels and
refugees. All Europe echoes nos VITA their
namts. All Europe sill rise up tn do sheir
| honor, ana yet You surrendered l.leiU. did you,
II escape tho recognition by England nt tie
Confederate Stats, and yDt:" SrcrZtary 81
State: with Christian resignation Or sole PIN.
icsophy, Calmly ~reiolces tGgt The I~licctuai check
upon anu waning proportions u: lie in&urrec-
ZION, ~ hriI y: ;hr comparative un!mp,rtancc
Of l:le peripons concerned, happily enable the
administration. utter SIX weeks Of experiment,
10 ci.estlul!y llboratc them, and thus 10 rr-
move this tsirrimt caast 3rEt
Sir ylre tnc leave 70 say !ta' The Inr,1rnt
they lSIason and ;,lidel) stepped upon tho
deck CT 4 British msn oi.war. your prisoners
VI! STATE. whom tue other day Tou would haze
cpI.:gn,d 10 felon's cells, bocamo indeed, Il
earcys and ambassadors OF a recognized ind:-
renacn: State. and | predict herr Iu.tay, i'll
! 3p;ta Ct tins deep NATIONAL hS9nil!aticn. OF illll-
: oi perhaps becsu:c % if, aid il. Sg,tt. TOO. II
The SURRENDER. without protest, Of Tho .AiunIur
doctrine. :nr forty Years he cherished am
proud puilcy Of this Government, in less than
threc months you viii te al war With treat
Brl.aln, III else, in tic meantime VIII have
.t;rseiv submitted - iiir recognition u The
! Confederate States, ard the breaking ~ o; the
! blockade; and II II war .hcn, With hearts m
sIIurz, and hands unnt:"ed, by this very sur.
re1Iler.
Courage! courage courage si:, is Lhc beat
u1G iIr;t u: rcaComs6ers. 1 Know w-li, d
cJur,,, sIr, that ilAc ali vih=: s:rn!iar p-ci:c
tons liz GOING years past, II r5sart 10 ou1
pubic arsir=, yYu viii treat his onc .i.;. with
Sc, iiny ard l~n:redr.it: nut nevertheless, |
vu. i IN record hers 10 day. This protien.
man ~toresretil the evil and hidc:h himself. hut:
the simple PASS 81, snd arc punished
STRENGTH OF TIE ARMY.
iCcrrstponieace OF u. C;a..nas;i EuquIr=r
TAsluNsro., JAZZ. 1.-The Ccmnsinlel id
Clie! has determined On a simultaneous et-
tack, and il. % drawing inc cords BY d!s;ribr.
ting tic troops. making ready tho uansporta.
licn supplies, etc, that Il grand forward move -
Inent Of +s5, 00D men vii! BIZ MAIDS ~slluuila-
n=ouily, the immense column extending IRON
TIC potams: through Tirg.hia aud EcnIuck;
il The Mississippi. The .'my Oh the Po!OrOsr:
are ngT ready fur tbs. movement; General
Banks. G%ar Winchester, is also ready. Gen .
eraIa = l~sccraEl, Buell. and Haileck ere not yet
ready, CUmmudore F1ote is not ready. The
utmost diligence and industry are being ez-
cftsi 20 have h complete preparation. Rose.
cracz viii be ready by The 20th, Buell. By the
lo;n, ard HslIeca and Fvote by the 25.t.
The Burnside rxprdition leave in about tel
dlys IN i mission that must Necessarily b.
highly successful, wtlls 4 iieu. Of boats will
come up tho Pntcinac, Mcclellan will
advance: steadily u: Manassas. Banks and
R;secra"s vii! take he enemy in their re::r;
Cox vii eIIiku out 'osard Lewisburg; Gar
hcld w!l move tor ards Cumberland Gap ;
B.arii, ei,h his four divisions, towards NASH
v:iiv; iIslIatE, Wallace, Grant, FrHote ani r.hrIs
toward Memphis overland. end Down the Mis-
s;s.inpi river, lnd the forces n: Fortress Monroe
ana Beaufort wiil moyu inland 10 take tbs me
:aY III the rear. Gen. Mcclellan will not ";or-
ward" u";ll ne j., entirely resdy, SO ll.at Il
s1ider ami triumphant vict".y ulay be the
cruwni3g rcsu!! Of his patience and prcpsra-
ton.
The hesith Of The E-Ily here is exceedingly
gnud, ond but few deaths are occurring, CON.
pared @ith the Immense rub 81 soldiers in
the field. By returns ia the War Department up
III the G2d OF December, | learn the. the DIOR
tslitY II orr armv sirce the war bT0ko out
will reach 1000 men. The number killed in
battle. skirmishiag, &C., - about !! LOCO, ard
, the number wounded 1900. These figures
MAJ appear s~t4ciiin: 10 . great many, but
thew are reliable. The number If prisoners
South, and soldiers deserted aud missing, is
about 5000. Tue entire Ell ciIglh d our army,
IL By rsturna ~ toe AGjutant Generals Office,
'oo:* Zip gel 900 about lsG. 4lD row reported
g; III fnr serric:.
TIE 6LENslEE EXPEDITIONS.
Tie A1napolta correspondent Of lbs Bali.
:neru '!Anericar," in his letter Of The 9Th,
says
* fortioa of TIC dsot psuring tho tlools
Of General BrrEsidc'a expedition, consisting
Of the lst aad % Brigades, sailed tlis morn.
Jog about = o'clock, and the ~Tesseis bearing
the remainder cf the troops ai the pTcsen,
Writing have sitHm ~, aat ",li probably
1lGys in i snort tIiIc.
cgaIu VI IoI. SvLI.
it.!as3hr. IL, Jan. l9.-Coiuuri Ssul=l
Colt ,i!zl h"re this morning. HIS h-e- aruia
~f!ctory vii De cssr:cd on by t;c kce=eaF c1r-
poratiGn.
4 despatch irym Uaiio 10 tEa St. LOU:
"Dem9cral" sass that tue Ech-ia! ar'nr. trGui
sixty 10 seventy-n3r thousand @tr1Gg, ara pie
: pairing 10 noye iiuia that p"lnt and Paducat
against Nashville. G'nis a:Giy will form
!: junction HiiIi uenels: FUELS lnrce anL co!isti'
tutl the grand expedition down the al:ss's
sipppl Valley.
The brig =. g.. Cook ms been 6rsu.l.. :ntt
Holmes Hole in the custody Of Uuiied State:
Offices, charged with supplying coal g Tit
p-iva:Set SuuLeT in the hsTbCr oil SAINT Thhnn
u.
iiyic=s iforD Missouri report thai Genera
! Price has bevu reinforced by troops iron Ar
kansas, and tia! theie is so1e probability e!
light II Eol!G.
r DIAE0LlcsL ATrEHPf ~ sL0H UF Tug MILITARY
HOSPITAL AZ ALEXANDRIA.
NAnuIsGroS, Jan. 9.-An attempt was !ssI
night made to blow up the Mansion House
in Alexandria. This building was ~iorIuerl,
occupied as G hall, bat now as q hospital. \
barrel had been secreted in the cellar hllct
+ with powder and projectlles, and d fuse wa.
found extending from ll.vln 10 the stable.
In proximity 10 the combIstibles luc,ie
matches and Chinese crackers had tcen plen-
t;fuily distributed. and the fuse end at the sta
bic had actually beer ignit=d. Blu: this fac
was fortunately discovered by the guard, anc
the progress o.! tue slow Ire extinguished.-
But for this ~atchfulness and prompt action
not only would several hundred lives probably
have been lost, but other casrslite9 resulted.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Wn. T.. Smithson
+ the banker and broker arrested here yesterday
afternoon by order Of tie Government, oil sls
+ p.c;sn OF communicating wish the rebels, lef
in the same afternoon train .or Fort LatuJ cite
THIS Is considered ons Of tue HOS: !mpsrlan
arrests which has taken place siuce the com
!, mrnce,nent Of the rebellion.