davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
TRIAL TRIP OF THE MONITOR BATTERY pAsssG.
The First Fifteon.inch Gun USED Om
Board or Any Vessel.

The First Fifteen.inch Gun USED On
Board or Any Vessel.
The new Monitor battery Passaic made trial trip yes
erday morning TO the lower bay to- test the steamng
qualities Of the vessel and tho result OF the use Oh htecn
inch guns in this class Of vessel Hafpast ten osfock
announced the hour for starting but was not
until quarter TO eleven that tho lines cast OF and
vessel turned her head down the East river under
the charge OF the sklfu pIloage Of Mr. John McGinn
As she left the dock Of Continental Iron Works, At
Grsenpont, over fifteen hundred sturdy workmen rent
the air with their heartfelt cheers
The party board consisted OF Rear Admiral Gregory
superintendent Of roncads Captain Perciva Drayton
OF the Passaic Captain John L. worden OF the honauk
Chief Engineers Robe Farron and stimers the officers OF
the Passac and Montauk, with several other naval Of
ncers Mr. R,wland the CONSTRUCTOR and Mr.. W. E. HILL
the engineer Of the works.
All the way down the East river the passing steamers
and erryboats made the cold air resound with their shr
Whistles and the pier no Ids were soon Aled with spec
taor, who watched with interest the movements OF the
strange looking vessel The passengers the erryboas
crowded to either side excamng There goes the Moni
tor" Many boats eager to much a they could
Of the vessel came up close and followed some lit
tie distance. Our navigation among many sailing craft
fraught with much danger, but by skful manage
ment pilot cleared everything but lighter deb-
erately attempte to bows, and finding that
collision inevitable the crew became terribly excited
letting go the hayards and making great dsa Of trouble
for themselves. No damage was done to her, and we
gave her steam and went on our way.
or Ellis Island the steamer " Seymour left our COM
pany, IN charge of Lieutenant Commander Miller, and
the naval magazine where she procured I'VE
barrels Of POWDER and rejoning us, was placed on
board and In the magazine.
At this time we were well down the bay, and upon
timing revolutions of the screw IL was found that
making Gy -four turns the highest number reached
the trip, giving speed OF about five knots.
Everything being and untried. the boilers foamed
and the journals heated that the engines did not come
up their proper seaming powers and OF course the
screw was not able to OF her eighty revolutions.
Notwithstanding all these drawbacks, the vessel worked
admirably steering without any trouble and mnding her
helm like pilot boat.
Reaching the lower bay the engines were stopped and
the guns were loaded ready for service.
Her armament consists OF one eleven-inch Dahgren
gun and eennch gum cast At the Fort Pitt foundry
The following the dimensions Of this monster gun
the first one Of its size and class mounted on board Of
vessel -
inches
The New York herald., 1862-10-29


The Official list OF the killed and wounded In the late
fight shows loss TO be less heavy than supposed on
Yesterday whom forwarded from Mackays Point hur
rsd estimate OF casualties My account OF the battle
was necessarily FASTENED from the fact that the Crcas.
sian was under sailing orders but she has been detained
and am able 10 send you today full record Of the
casualties as well 70 recall some incidents q the
engagement which omitted In my despatch Of yester.
day.
The contest rightly named, might bocalled the battle
Of Frsmp>en and Of Pocoago Bridge, for a tho former
point indicated the miniature map send you, the
enemy mads their strongest stand, willie At the latter
We accomplished tho work Of driving the,n across the
stream.
when the enemy were driven from their 8rst stand
po, they eit behind them two calssops filed with nm
munisisnl was sent beck TO them from the boathow,
Crs of the Wabash, and proved 10 be our salvation Al
Frarsptons. Had We been unable TO avail Ourselves Of
this Spst opportuno bequest u the rebels We wenld IN
doubteiy bavs been compelled 10 retre nasmuch as the
amuounycu Of Ueutennnts Henry aud Gittiugs had be
cxbscred aud we were nghijDg some eight or pine
mIles ,,is,ant from supplies.
private 8sek Of the First artillery performed mos,
nro,ssnor,hv NJ during The engagement shell from
tbe enemy,s runs lodged in one Of our ammunition
chests d, tho ,sk Of ls ne seized and flung away
- .. ,,o,nas, n, zion ~ u fclifrom his h,pds
We captured seven prisoners, ".V'" were taken
by party from tho Paul Jones, unosS "s's "'f'er "
mond. bcScrs day light Tbcir horses W ass '"st'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17
GslyCetprl

There las been 20 co1frlaa.icn Of lie ls's
report by telegraph that GaiTcatoa mas teen
occupied by The enemy. L probably took its
origin from NJ aEticlo il o Houston paper
which WAS Copied into N.* Orlsans %jourual.
We fed a letter in the Ncx Orleans "DslLe,"
from sn officer Ia tha Confederate ~serVics, Sc.
Ycrely %dsnouncins the sta.s;oent so made pub.
lie as untrue sid Injurious. tThis Latter, dated
Deeesnhr 2aah speaking of the oity Of Gal
weston aud the purposes concerning il, says
Tia: :5e city aud Island of Galveston will.
in case o; AZ a.tack b5 sEa nemy, BE- dsferd: ID
at all IL Za,js, ind &c tho very bi:te!eae OK.
tremity !: that every foo: q soil vii. be con.
tested, every acre az eiannol snd bSrboT be
struggled TO-, while a hundred CT cur thousands
can Be rallied. ] viii predict further, that If
shers b. any virtue in bullets, il heavg netsl
or light metal, in long range or short range. in
d;ld gums or cisenaied guHs. in open 6sht or
anbuah, in torpeooes, sutm.rins mag,z n5a,
mined channels and ex;em2oraaecus guaboais,
in. breas.w o~ks, redsns, red;ubs and bss;!ons,
10 cu,lssses, swords bowie knives and daggers,
WIKI. mothers on the house tops to cheer rs in
the struggle, and even young ms;ders, deter.
mined not to leave their homes std bTo:he!s.
| say, If in these things there DO virtue, thsD
every Lincoln. vandal or Esssiau thar pliats
his sccursed FOO! upon this Island shall bite
the dust in bis agonies ard Gs;res!ou snail
the sheck, 4 mocuIe5t to Tr1aa
yalor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17

TIE Northern Americans should tewars Of
e=!euis:ing ca too great longsninisy shown
towsrda item by .E1gland Of lsts years, or
settled in their favor, Ike that Of tire Island Of
San Juan, ard 70 naHy others Times arc
changed. The Uoited States were 's'e'y 'ns
exclusive boilers Of al a,.is'o lids 'aai:''a
to the aompe7ca, tho Industry, sac: oia'o'
~quently, tie prosperity, o. L,sai bEl:aia. .-s
Cotton weighed immensely IN 81. 'aS 'sT Tn,t.S
Of ths Eae!ist Cabinet. SoV nc o.a,e
ari;rls - in he tards Of tho Southern Cor.
Ed.r,,;o,. The interests OF E 2elsnl aeln'sly
lead her in the direction CT he Gotten pro-
deeeFs. AID azzu:ediy ,t;s business Of the
Trent, ii 40, settled 81 ample satisfaction, Is
o! such a character as 70 Lad E'g''nd to IKE
the s;sp which io all probability als FHHa
Hct h55s dp7s so so9T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17
!rJ uiCSc taGd So L E'E.
E5ai;lo ncar ar. si"nburs- afcE. .Ra1aunN
sIcIp.lous,

LTScHBvsG, Jan 5-!n;e:0seacc h'saa'a
~'ecc,s,d G,is, 3y .hv ieaGroste usa, :!ma
Estt 5si ccc .ris,! y >w. IN: : be,un1 Peg
'o:purs, N lucky. he:"ter Gsa. Hum as!
MArsha;t, with Q $50 G.en, std tie Fea=-,!s
:unb.ring 500. Marshal wa: 't,r.o.in.
Then he was st a,ked, aaG the =nrtn; :s,rg
ucDn him n a harlow goTc.. Inc cn:c:enen:
~h!co I~csuitsj, is represented 20 h-ye per-
rae c. tic trust g~el.sot I'D desperate &: he
VIZ. Coia':=i iionIc', ;: sig:aa. :u-:g.a 1rr;
- -n=Ty, a!G t ..&aa H. Esi.d ccI. Ct t $50:
when lasIsd iiss: AZ i:.Gr. Ire tro@'a.s
lorght I'll. n.l:. bui fia-,!; hT~&.c g.; SCAT
s:rat:. ard lao Il il 'Eg.: Ea%.' siy:".
UaH. Ma:-!el!'s force nnirT 'Atca'i:d ard
80 u:Gch smaller IL n~un,i~!s :...sa :-c Eo..i-ta,
be ieIL back - pit3'cZouTS
Ian COME lsT4'e !u.s a". q i He'd 40 &c
snunGe5. III: eanl;': h. Ma, .s.r.O
IaI !Ei":'EIt.oa 20 iur ;i,i3 engagement .S:s
&7"4g:.- K .:s:agtau ~ r%:,sa - 40 -,
i,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17

Tbs Dill e3upsnsssins qsofs' DlS;, lie
COMMISSIONS 81 2.7snus Ct this oisy and
county Ct aieSandris, fy a:r7:ces rendered,
was passed.
The bill providing snr .he ests5lis1ncn. Of
g military sc5oo. in ccnneetiN vita Rudolph
Mtcon Vollss", vas pa:'eG,
Iha G,s'k sg3d . communication from tbs
Governor, enclosing : js!,s7 frym the Acting
Commissioner OF lndian Af.:,s al Inc Col!e.I.
crate Sta'ce. relative &C. t1C H.ocsa~ triho Ct
Indn5as II toe "at, icc w!r,n the Secretary
Of :ho ~lhteri9c o. the :lj UaiteI States ac!d
IL trlst the sria o! $50, GOO .: the registered
bonds Of Virgins, upon which Gne ;.afs IN.
tsrest is row due. These Ind;aas hae:a:
uTi,e,! thenaslges with ,ha Cnnf-dc:at=S .;.S,
t:e Cc1nn:ssio1rr &c ia6.s1 AT,i-i ,ian ~
,lies for tic interest du: VI tE- :'ga: Ban:s.
The irovern"f raeoM ayHi; th4 p~;1rari:
:h5rcot Referred T. III, Gjmmi:ie. - F.
Ne CO.
Tee i.;l'. eaInpeostt;ns E ) 6I:.s:scaa d
"m. u. Pa!r, 90 k'e;irg "e:.ai: nryro -.
ri2;s in tire c>uCty II nra 9r'i, IS; ..,-.i
Chs folio Ting res ,i4.,p;a &C - $50
expectancy, Hcse Icit;reG 80 .he ar3roMl4,
ccWGntieta.
E IL T.TLoa %: m,k.n. Sju:i ana.
!t'Sif 'oUi bd'i S.tt5 --H. u W. iIst"S
-i.i Inc Norib ANA, ~ ,ns olnut; e. ill.,
c.c. It !=siui !rce.
BY Ar. Il FgIS, o incorporating L1:!1e
Ill! Academy. g lie c?a"," o. N1,Wr2i.es
B. Il. R!e:aFy;T. NJ 8 .:s o c,v-
si!1X BY - "i,c -: XII >; oF.uia.. c,,.;
~ lir;:5 q; a:cnt.r" isr .nsa!as: i: 81 g,
lie fence Is c!@f :rI l. a@:e 1eca%j." ai,.l
Sils:: e tr3"i il s"c:i v.j :.r c.aE1, y e.,.-
raa,cn;:j had = ':'-%ar Ct lila @~Tc.?a-r { tie
pablo tntmy. ~ Il. prevalence aN.oae =
.srpIc therein (! 5"!.;::a:.;S U"'. f>rG:. - e.
:EivTcca.en; of FGa'je is,,i.-.-; aa:2Irr.j
by -, Convention.
The bill "a Ir"r!tc -" 80 construction 6e.
.=:aa tbs @ =ugc SD A,:l,i: 9 :cG 3iinss-
AS Gap ~ra.lIo"d srd Ii. ncauc,d 500 EHdc-
r cnnurg anu P .icmac ial"..i, ~-s :sh2 =, ~
S" vtIsl am:n1In-rts wrc .i.b:rt:g.e Gs-
~ sd, TIC t"a!iy IL -: ~. nd 90 iue::r
.::.
Sir. 5rarsA ssk.:! ira2c - >!tHir:;= ::a
men o:i.i % J4S:pn r ..naarso>a & o.. -
{ if'! rna b.: ibs l,u-s, +nic;;
w. graeted-
s.. BuS ,KD OF raj sfeio':i>iGl q e1G''r.
AZ" Il; eyJe IL NY Of l-s: : - n, u g!
o : 81 SUI I :curi .es eos III! y ~: E.lh.
=; Pusjiyaui IS q p.tt .! a.. ciI.I--
.i!rp:cl.
rco ujuse ;aea e'J'u~n-j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17
Romn,y

Intelligence irou Winchester tfi7raa Ei:h
confidence shat tie encuy Eel! aut Of R:Gat?
st the approach Of Gen. Jlsk:oa, and retired
to safsr q1sr:a4a. /: IS os,i.7al s5a: Gen.
Jackson captured scne s!oles n&icr theg leh
In their haste. Wc 10 lot 81 kaow whtthsr
the enemy retreatsd.
The terror Of Gen- JUeksca is eoousa to
sampede ths enemy whi;her=oavs- he movss-
They have ed bu;uEe bis sppT*acb until :e
has almost Cleared tham eli! 9! he Fs!es,
withoU. more than q s.irn;sh or two
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17
MzDsEaDAT, JAs0aa7 Is. 1852.

Tie S=.s,s was opened ~fth or@yc. By ting
Re9. D., SsrLsY, u .Gs Seeoui s,Stis,
Church
SHALL y. TEE
BIZ, 1ssEIL- from the Committee 10 Banks,
g ~hom vss 9efe7:ai the Ec.-- bill to revive
and extend Cd ordinance respecting tie issue
of small notes, reported the same with G sub
stitu.e therefor.
TIE substitute Is similar - .ts crdinsnco Of
she Convention, e:mpiJ usiCs tic word TACT"
IL placs Of the werd "orai9ea,e" I: author
izas the Banks in TIC CemmoGweal b 70 / s1s
l9tes of the denomination Of one and TWO
dollars &c Ell amount 1oE exceeding hSo ger
caat. Of the5 capital.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17

v,r,;a,a. cf.tt a.st psst, aaa L !. Wakes.
Secretary OF II ar OF tins Confederate sta'sS u
Ameries OF tle second PSI. Gisoes@eth'
where's, tie Convention @: tbs peSr1e q
v:r,;nia bv y@oluticna passed Juno s':h,
le0i. sult,orizo6 the G werner OF Virginia 90
make ;rsns'er OF certain prSpsr:E 70 ne
en- Of he Confederate s:a:e; ioT use
d,-irr Inn war. And, whorecs In erdsr to &c
s-.a5art ,,,n ina :erins, which would DC
met and reasonable. for carrying the prrnosc
ror;tec.c6 IN said .esolutionN into :ull tf:ct,
49, ia Governor designated and appointed
7 p Tutt.r and Charles D:mmock on the
49,, IS VIRGINIA. and the said Secretsrg 0! War
gg;d d.sirnsto snd appoint 4. 7. B'edsoe end
T corqas on tie part CT tte Ccnfed.rate Sta'ea,
r. confer together and ngrse upon such terms
for the said transfer: And, whereas the sac
nsrties 60 appointed hs7e entered into an
article of agreement in which the terms q
transfer are fuily set out and dsided, which
esid article Of sgreemca: bars e?on date witt
this deed, and Is made q part Il the ssTo, IS
IL herein Inserted ard fully 1ecitG Ano
whereas thu parties 10 this d%td 10 rat'fy sno
corfym the terms Of The said agreement, IS
set out Ind d, 6ned in the said article
Now, therefore, this deed mitrcsse:h, that
for ard il consideration Of the ~Er'Gl;se. sad
ef the tirns, etipu;atIons, covenants aHd con
di.;ous contained IN said article u agreement,
tie said J IN L;tcher, GoTo.Dor Q! tie Gem
monweal,h o! Virginia, b. vi:.u:. 9? authority
vested il hiu, doth hereby turn o7ac ard
transfer unto the Government Of the Coaiads-
rate States all the property meatioE:d in the
said article of agreement, and proposed 'hcreia
TO- be so TUNED over ard transferred. sui c. te
all the reservations conditions, and s;ipLlatious
and reversions therein provided fer.
Aud tire said L. ?. Walker, Secretary Of
War as aforesaid, doth, By r:F,ne Of The "u-
tbority vested in iiu. accept the sid t~ransfsr.
SUI sct to all the reservation {, orGil"i r SIP
ulstiops and !aversions therein provided for.
And The parties to this desd, f'r az in be-
halt Of tie sad Commonwealth 81 Virginia,
and of the Confederate Safes os Aner'ci re-
spect;vsl;, do hereby c3vsnact a"d HsT'o ,bet
the severe! rcsei V~ations. conditions. sipu'H-
tions and ,erersiors set cut in .ha sad Grti,lc
Of agreement will be faith'u'J ooserTsd, per
formed and maintained bY tn.u ic al! respects
whatsoever.
But it is sx7rcs;lg unde-sso' d that the
transfer hereby made ~ the Cover; n ut Of
the Confederate S's,es is Only Tor Use daring
he war, and that the right and II ie 20 toe
said pr. psrtv is expressly reserved TO 'ha said
Commonwealth. -.
In testimony Of all which ihe parties n :his
deed have ne Te.o SCI their hands ard I'll ed
their sesls, the day snd yeer fist above witt
ten JoEs. Ls7caE", i. s.
L P. HslKEs,
Secretary Of Val.
I oorirm tie sb2ee-
J. P. BESI,ItE,
Ac's Ssc'y Ct War.
jcosrlsren IN SIC ND FAGEl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17

Tn: R:n.vA. Of t'Aa"H D.MMojc-
;!2 L 81, urc &: Z muck, Z: f. .T!rt
hass adopted aresoio Sc defr s7ir: C.u -
m.eL! .t Caner5n Er2n ms %1s! q Sstt=iarI
:; Va T;.s Louisville Lem~:r.: =a5s:
90: ~ { The N,ttne:a ..r3st &rn snocasI
- ~ ',aga:S'ne"c2 ni R..r-naZy III requisite:
t.2 ~rsi:a::: .. o. %-Il. Sd: cen d.
its' 'tG ,a'ra-'iaatsa - 'E"i7 !"i,u.s. &c
.ncGy IS " b:'re: Uni"n :i-:. thar 10y oi !:
E scr :rco or slG.e otatra. 5ho sEo~s VI:
is t&n mater do-r Sonsh. a-d Der eisic. 20
oGt,,r d. f.eisJ; j. will ssyo oioCd end u-.
~. Tire Suggestion !hst CGEe;on has ,s:a
:=y Confederate tcvsrd kcn,a.kJ, IL .:.r
;ag I0or": y 81 ic,a::s So. lie = ctun.Hs
. ;ii ;caj;;: bare Or m=s5 ,hs i}>Hii.r ..3
f::tae; &e!'h. IL il ,fe sentiment; f -
3:sss hist ClDeron nught TO retire; re- 'tg
Li:is!2;ure tnly oppressed iha soLer j.5g"
,nui; 81 Kentucky in ting resolution NJ C.a.
Sioa or p!-;udice pbou: il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17
Ear ths Ea4Nirer.

For The Enquirer.
A DIRGE FOR MARYLLSn
Written Icfe'e leorSa9 Ike State.
By 0. ". ARCHER, i. L.
Icscao. rcsF:
Fen IN the ou;e: oi this lonsi5 wood.
A two lid spirit gods tnJ breast,
Aad stirS my oio:c:
Tee very cir
Hangs heavy round ms, With c p=!pab!s faint
Natures Wild b~eau'ies, sls: 50 ;IE,
Grow ssdiy faiot.
Whers'ec ~
IA evil presence b arts. Coz aye, nv path
Al times, i, dis uy heart Tiin Soe-
At times. with Siats-
Each toiy fame
aaen hal: accused vice weeds CT praise
ascecdi
WahhJn MIS- sod p.s;'is l si:s7e in vain
az soul to ol=2d.
NJ very hcns,
Whsn'er | turn ns 70 g shajes, sseorS esr0'd,
Eaeh Dos, N ,cuch'd viii E2l-ea SIoom--
Aud unuana'd
! cannot rest:
E'aa in the Stiffness oflhs solitude.
4 tHo-f)ld spirit g2ads ng breast
Aud s!Is M blood!
Oh, whsrefoIo-;ay,
! Are things so ca:St-so chang'u irom Tnsi
they We're?
Will there no. dawn n brighter Day
o. this despsIf
Ia. not cast down
8, aneh b5 tie fcr:e carnage orde e! bard,
As by tue ing!oTivus ics'ess ;ero=a
Oar MAINLAND.
Dsir native Sts;e!
8 dungeon 5aHns for each sras san u thine
Waere, sigaiog. ne mast "a;nIT T&is,
And slowly pinel
Al me ! thy dom
Is worst Of sli = Thy sissers still eao e?ue,
With f,ss-or lad heroic ;ou5-
Thou hast 70 hcps!
BiseI-betraS'i
By recraant scas. III ,yTsrt mas Thee new
His 6.Ik CRATE CASTS q hideous shste :.
AIhwart thy brow.
Fen Dow be bieEthes
Hot gusts Of passion ia thy bGau'Snu5 face
His hell;sh hesrs 30 d D.; i Esd s:elnts
For tbs sin5rac.I
H,w can | r;s!7
Zen 10 toe eqiet Of this lonely wood
At*o-i,l! spirit goads ~ 5Itss',
AID s;us my tl9oo!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17

We understand that proceedings have been
instituted in the Confederate States District
Court, for the Eastern District CT Virginia, to
u 81, ale the property, in lie county Of Cul.
pepper, belonging 10 W. D,uglas Wsllacb, Of
Of the rotc;ious Washington Star. .45au,
the time Of The secession OF Virgins, Wsllach
made a deed Of, settlement Of ssid properly
upon his family, the validity Of winch, with
Cher ,queatioDs, will DO determined By the
Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17
Tho Csp.ors or i.:e Florida Eortre
NltoJa Of ue Enquirer:
IcsT:vuLE, 5LA.
.-t.rr - :, 1870

J~ru=ry v.h, 1859
Gani!el1 .n-Ia yo:T chronological -~sc9.:s"
;,rad IN the "Euqlirsr' Ct p in-s iss ms.
,akc &c witch | desirc &c o,ii your e.enlioG-
]: "a in too following wori-, We: 'j'ruary
l3-FJrl Darsncns and TIE t+;,r YaGstP:n.
s,so!. saxon hy f.c'sds iroar.' F:s places
~fsr.si g wlta FJrs a:cH % al; lie arsenal,
w2rs tskon by al At.oima r & msa', oon.
7a.9dea o7 Col. Lamar, nUu'. !. {. uusEG }! TIC
;Di,d Al .bsm. II ginsn', il T:sn,a.
j.! ~, lss H. LIE i .:a.aa !:eoas tHsa
tEeY ssIo:id aGrc :Ec I'D; 9! taAGs !c:a !a~
c;-t:a- p~"5ls:"c.
Th,.:u.: d; his.aE3 a:sa :.c.i;es &c crcr
~ oa cg7E.et-d. il II 9+,hc2s more cIcgc: !oi
mo, ;hsn a1gotIcr peri-",;2 g..i'ycur attention
70 il, IS the troops very ~o:.iric; :! rro whilst
G:vs;nnr q Alabama, % Pa".acyi4, With TIC
:".seat 81 Gj- Perry: Scr i". VarrGsa 81 tex.
i2l tao Na9y Yard a5t Sj:!
itel assured it III! 20 Gil ~a,!s;su:e e
ea.rsc. his error. / :S3uiA J: 10 t;ns t. ~
tract frcn ,ra c:eGi ii ruG :%,:!.G! s!.!:E,
FOrio1, br. saG dnseT0; e. IA ~: credit s;Tsi
Der 10 your Dooer.
i 2. Moo-r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17

AEoiITios PcaPcsE-A correspondent vi
ting fr1u Washington 10 tic Gam York TIKI
Sune," says:
10 ia,ciicsn: mzT c1Gi: have Ronp cnr q
i1n Ss:,.ie ISa1,c:: his morning Ei,hou: :fg
CONVICTION :ta; toe '*jonsc-iPs Fa,ce-sn -;
sisady pronounced the G5o;r o. s!nTw,y ~.
tina cna.;ncI- An Got Of Congress Wi ~.
q lesl!o7aoiy S:7:Es the shaekics Cii .nc Al
cate III r9ary Sfg,n 4 Ihs Un.or o.:or, ;tv
r".: anC:"@'s"Ty 81 WASH n2tot's t.r!hcay.
aee=a@acEza@
DIED.
st IL = =, "a : / % & sss s'i 6 III, q ,Is co..:
.! H,oaicGburs. c h. Isl. ga Q. h-r age.
Ia hsr = c.'E. :cc.c : Nsg Ice! "a: 60: ii : % t;>i..
Gsas. AL Tie 2 : ard rre8y : { osi: = - -
re xla'Iuas Il Ne ,h. Discouraged tx dn':ei :s:;hiL!!.
2l'lI2 COMO : 10 b. ~ uc her %? E che .'ji -! CO.
tsn;s In!nd, vii h no rev rs: 0 fot:sn= co NJ 81 { ~
'5er " .ys core uty. O. y -a'aE;nti,. Is d 4, h- r~t'
gre p..c-." hin: IL: sc:sr yea rs,;, L ! 81 80
Ep:s.pst Church. hr ga. aa+ ,.-a 40 srss~ -
.! -us : hris ..r-aes1, 'osiy, . ac All !oigiT!o'r 80
nInd p . a. DAY 20 i.riL % ch"ii:j. iirr !a't +h'1:":'
we're the riunph e tie Chr %. IL o,s:d 8 h, tho bT-
81 az, hal 60 t. .rors !3v Ee htVioS fall 'slu' and ~
demo, L. Il = 81 s.sd Retesu=:. a. Eco rs: sd :S.'''
Gle ~ &C CO Ell her dI!ss 'tsa-:s 2 s,:rsaes q ~
rouratcI rylpRhJ nf naEs os s.! cd had rii!fS
rhr oets her " III: saSl 'ei .6g I'src. f:t ifhe4 -
! Yo,d sod disc nssls' o ! u.osld, .ad . ." sFeetioSsa 3D.
ea..u, ctiidreo. TO mourn der i:rep s-ah'a loa<.
When these GO lo~o s'e ,7a,htl .Ts7
BIZ DEATH ~se.,st'es b mi,
Our h.hra the E15E.afui t'sr1ta par
Ih., frcsGb!p :saSt DC c'r'.
Oh /! ls: q, to the. 6: VI. Z:
Whc7e 3<n elrus car 5av~;
Then thsf ruE hopes aac- nd aa 4 =,
And irtra ii Ger lie Sra7s.
eE" Petersburg Ex7;sss aaa Rchaod 1ss&a 1asa
dpu..s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17
Victory u 3rts:0nsbuR.

The telegraph ;s.is US :ast Gaa. MNshal,
OF Kentucky, hss routed = much superior
foros Of the easng in a ga!isa. fsh! nesr
Prsstoasbu7g, IN the eastern parton Ct the
State We have To ~turtt13- ras,icrlars tbsa
s7e stated il tho dispatch In another column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17

This deed, maze this Sd dsy q September,
1sSl, between John Lstcaer, Governor Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17

Offers o. the Q. S %ssg O, tbs reserved
lit who resigned sinoe the secession Of V;r.
gina, aid have not been appointed in c. S.
Navy.
Csptsin- Hugh n. Pag.,
Il. e. Cooke,
Commando. Joseph Nyera,
Vim. Greer.
L!eutsrsnt Bushrod ". Has:sr,
J,hn s. TsSl:r,
Master. q. n. T. Young,
Officers who resigned several, yes7s since
sppoisted in Virginia Navy, and not appoint
Cd in c. S Navy.
Commander Vim. Leigh
Leu.eaant VIM Taylor Smith,
@. S! G: holland,
Andrew Wier,
Beverly Randolph,
Leonard ?, Lyme
O E Thorbu!n,
Surgeon. A. Y. 2. Garnett
Mr.. HAYX1Np II ~ tia. to 1t con MI
nica:ion Do referred to the Committee on Con-
fede ate Relations.
The motion vas agreed to. l'@. ="
Tne sec,n md Communication Was then road,
% follows:'
E1rcr7rvE DEpAk4aEsT,
Nov. 2sd, 1857
Gentlemen Of The Generation:
Certain resolutions passed By you on the
90 d day Of June last, aushor- zsd the Govsrno,
to make q tran.fer>of property therein refer
red to 10 the Coufedi rate Govtrr ment for use
during The war. The trar 1er. has been made
sod toe property Is now in, their possession.
I communicate 3 copy of the deed, (snd
tie agreement attached thersto.) which has
boon du,y signed, acknowledged and admitted
to record in the Cle.A'stfa 70 OF the Court of
Hastings 10 this city. The indentures refer
red to in The agree nent have been: prepared
and ere in Inc hands Of the printer. / expect
to bs able to furnish them to You ID a few !
daraL Respectfully. !,
JoHN LETcArR.
This deed, maze this Sd dsy o. September,
1sSl, between John Lsteaer, Governor Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-17
LEGISLATURE CT Virginia
aEN II r.
TUESDAY,. Jan. ID 1869

lUE3DtI. Ut =
The Senate .as cs:!ea ~ c-ts7 oy the ffes'
!dcus, Lieut.. Gcg. MoETAeus. Prayer by ses
Ros. Mr. BsGER. Of Grace Church, lE}ico'
pai.) =.
communication was 'ccai=a1 ireta Inc
House o. D ,ie5stas shGoiaci"g Gr@ :-Ss'e'
OF sGnGTg hi!la.