Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-11
.efr. DAVE HEssAGE.

sStA ''--''S N"--'-aS-
Tie Elgl!sh papers OF March II a4i s.lestu
with laudatory lonnants On JET. DsTis' mes.
gag. - uis Congress, Z! Th:ca the sabjpned
fro IT. the Lordou Herald" is q isir sample.
''l'he brevity o; Mr., Davis irSt message
10 !he Gcaf:Gcrslo CDhgre,: is 9! promising s
OMEN for in0ss Eh0 take iEIsres! iu American
politics. undsr tbs flGtrsl Government such
messages mad became lnly.l5 hlyoat al rea
son or EXCUSE, ADO ieetle ; Proportion 10 their
length; it was duty to print. but za intolers.
Sis o;:lsauce to read thsu; 5 better example
is set ty tbs drst Presi!tDt 81 he Southern
Cariticraay. laa Ling gu,gc aid t=mpr, Of MS
.arssago dn huEc: 10 iiis cour:cy .!'. to hin
self Ii is tcrsc aEd sea,!;!io = !:u aud laan,
ly Tho c:lici cf ..nsticn struggling for e1ls-
ltr2t aati!ist giToES and eavaG5 enemy
psss!ona.e!y Esred ur ms strength, anu bitterly
! iiaspsed ios n!s :.ags ger; SIR Davis INDUCES
! expressions Of passion, 10 20 !rG?otnnt in no
| mena cGs OF useless rail:!s :. Face TO tsco with
! Danger and lie'eat, ha Is neit;er dishcartaced
nor excited. In cat= .:3i rvi,.ca dlsmay. nor
striyo 20 hiia 4 sensa L: d!s.iscr OF alarm
! ulicr tone nf ;casifci ex:ra7ss, He
speaks the language, ~. at biind passion CT
tSaItTt 't'I-S, Su. w I''A- SSIhNSi-LS
a:sis;msnilSs shif re!!aEco.
president Davis distinctly Recognizes ihe
cctH!ct between uaiii!c1. fi5It3::t!vs AID mill.
tary pa2E. ard tEe i..ri:to2:c au hjeci;ua .! ths
latter % tae !a;ine: 81 GGs Of the chief cauJes
Of tbo recent Ec-::32r&.s reTs:ses- Hs has
ceca iuVc:d Il ATTEMPT &C. iuuCa-tc .sieln
lhe whcle ffoaiiar ca IL, eZpsnGe CT dividing
his strength in tts face {! . supario: cacuy.
Us dsE.a:i ns-, ao1 .siirvet. G;m fc:m this
obligation T.. usy, 'ri:l7ut fear oi csu,1re,
caacent-7l= bis :orccs 'Tii@t- they c.a ulakc q
stand witt; rsssa.stie pr a>pec. Ct Enccses;; hs
mlf' w:.l,!Gaw :Esm iE;3 li!:5g Dcs..iols,
Thfre tasy en- 2p,d .aci7 y:2cad aga;as. su
p.ro- nu.n.r.5, sne; :E2"re re po~eE cf the
ene.I: |, artillery mss DC "a so!av degree ne1
! .rai!sad by nhti5o cr oy ;s:uhcitlors; and il
the ,a2sior- .! tlsit ;r"sat successes should
temp. the F:Gsryl;s.: SC In ATTACK, The ruGt OF
Bull Run n.Y &c r5pelEai, viz. l.: uiore de-.
astruuS cE.cF, wiossttHc 81 three hu"drcd
ulil:r f iiss:ilc :n:lilo.y will interppso b.
.wccn tic fug.:vc2 aud theT plaza u refuge
IAcK4LoT. TIE CHlsANiN, TO BE HrHe.
j4ckels., the Chl.=man Who "as arrested
Ds.r Jersey City, in Aa.ch, 1860, clsarged d
wiz bsyibg murtorei Capt Let and brother,
OF lhc slcop Sp7@y, ha!Hnsnf 90 Guilsotd,
Connecticut, i Scc!iy about &, ezoiata hs
arims upon the gaiuW::. IL w's tried at TreD-
ton aud convicted oi raesry on the high sens,
VIXEN the casu was Appealed on tt@ grouDd that
the crime VIZ: ccinui'.tsc 1:fc' :hesSIrlsdic-
ton of tho State OF 4: Yu:k Ia case vas
srgued Before the Supreme Cn'.T: Of tins Uni.
ted States, ct ashiDg1on, a. t :~o Teeks
since.
From l!s decision nf tie { .rs which hss
just baeH rendered i; rpesr.' /: It Long Island
Sound being par! of the high SEAS the
State of New York hss nc ;uriF fiction cTsT lis
waters, and therefore al r:i.Eg. committed on
it come within tia Jurisdiction OF The United
States Cour:
:. Accordingly. oa Friday. )! .csalo~ was rs
moved frcll tic Mount uo!!: .ja!l, in Barlirs.
ton county, to Trenton. for sentence. He ap
pasra iu e1cssnt spirits, snd msnfests no
cnnceTp whatever al his approaching iase.--
Tbs bodies ot tia Lnels T.:c ieve: recovered,
consequently JlciisloE could only Is convicted
OF robbery ii stealing cia.hidg, watch, snd
otnar articles belonging TO :he victims. he
hsd also sbn..; SToG IT yrid, undoubtedly the
proceeds oi tie stip,ioaa and produce brought
TO New Yo.k The proceedings in this case
cos, tia Government o*or s20,0oD,
VIOLATION CT AMY oRDER-aoHTE::,. ED!Toss
IL = n!rEG.
Sub,ored is q y '.:s!"': 1s.ssi-n 81 lie
q n to the Nsr =. press:
! WAsHtse-~, .!.rch 24.--The Secretary Of
War Is abo. :. assemble in this city : sieciI
court-nari., for thY trial O.: several newsra-
par publishers WHO, It is alleged, have given
aid and comfort to the ereuy By publishing
information as TO the strength, position and
movements OF the Federal troops. Geo. Luni
& o., of the Boston Courier; Prune, Stone,
Hall and Hallack, oi ths Ao~ York Journal oi
Commerce; and Samuel Bo1les & Co., Of the
Springfield Mass R=pu5licsa. ars among he
publishers wno bavs tcen reported 70 the Wal
Dara,tnor, :. vic:s!.ol CT the articles O
war with SEici, .Lay a;o charged i5 punish,
| sble With dcet'i.
Srversl ediiofs *Is proosaly De mug her:
! within the aeHt two Tscks.
kc;e coGToE cosNa .Onra-
1 Nv, YORK, April S.-TEensy-eight bales o
| cotton arrived h6ra today :rou Tennessee, tht