Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26

in rh:- programme which turns upat Charles
ion i,ut ui such condition Of things as l.
threatened here-hawev-r renntely--'llu hOt
the wrr!d sec France e1nrTge IN the grasp OH
Military Dictatorship: aid. after what hSs
occurrrd within the last eighteen Monlfis
sh"Gli We be TOO greatly surprised al any
tilin,-- % VIC r,,,L Know that there Is IN the
inyai Siai.s iac,:ar which would exu!t al
any ncw Iryniutio:. W iicil would rrs ore them
to power oil snurthing like the old basis :
AN IS i. net the duty of the Government to
rvnslder the possible danger OF permttins
longer delays. such es have already reaouhuru
IT, h. advantages of traitors both WITHIN anu
without it, hnes IlaviI:i; last the bnlcn
paIip Of the South, is MT the Ln!on paIty Oh
The North also III danger : Ii the question
winch >nnilld cOlDc hone with power to all.
.fTILL LATER FRO.H THE NOh1H.
We are indebted u I friend ior copy OF
thc Baltimore .Il,nc-cap.:' Of the ErsR'':y If
Saturday, the 2gth inst. The paper contains
little news OF special interest. It will be re-
membared that the Confederate luss at the
battle ~ Antictum vas first set down ut forty
thousand. The paper now before us comes
down !stla-:ep1esent!Hs lhn loss at SiGh'se"
thousand INSTEAD Of forty.
- IATEsT FR0s TIE AR.Hr.
The :A1nerican'' contains the following
dispatch, dated at Frederick, on the morning
nj he Goth:
\ gentleman vino left Boonshoro' last night
SAYS that the report winch prevailed earlier
il, The day that a portion Of ou: army had
crossed th= i'ntoulac IN the morning ~ 'ncor-
rect. SDne Of our forces had crossed up 10 i
o'clock in the afternoon.
The nring he represents rs To have been
from ours and the Rchcl batteries across the
river. the latter cndravGrIng to cheek our
purs4i; nj the river bank.
Ihr spcaiai r"rrcSro.:,!cnt oi '"' Pllla'ir
uL.:u "Pr.-s complain. tlaL rebel sharl-
sir6ot,rs popped oIi every Calon officer wh"
shovel auy dashing cnuras" in leading his
u,,;, INTO action " he ai,,, ncEhnwt,;s:.s that
l,,,: "i'.a,i,:,!.ralrs exhibited The no>i an
iauntpd 1i,l desperate courage.
che ~nmr correspondent says:
uur ;;"rtnnn trains are up with ilradiuar-
t"cs. nn,' ,ur entire army has crossed Antle-
, tan. creek Thi:. "cks as if (:rner al HlrElel-
Ian intemlsl - push across the river. and fol-
los tl.. cncI:;y t" Ei:I!Inond
The rebels expect to In attacked by Slgel
in EigGil "hp they Imagine Is MOVING
through ThoroughInrs Zap with larg" ar-
riiy.
10 SUN ii ali nr in a few words, had Hook
er been able to cOnIingc in The command Nc
i,ielIan had teuLrlcri him. Jackson md mas
entire army would have been captured; but
| our misfortune in losing hin! by w "nnt,
with nu;rihcr Of other generals, gave the
rehc!:, al opportunity Of escaping.
! The v,rtorlt.: gained are substantial, the
| captures Important but the decisive battle
! ha, vet to Lr fought. The road to Richmond
; is al Open one for rs n"", end if the people
| will max o;.. more eiirrL - reinforce our
! leaders with men and confidence, and Prov
drnce gives liz li'tl= !air weather, General
Mcclellan will be- in Gordons.Ile ten days
! hence and in Richmond before the first hard
! freeze.
! uu. l-sscs have. brcn very heavy. INIT onr
/ aru;y is So large that the mnc thousand ''kli-
ed. wnuIttcd and missing" will not retaIi
our uriyuncc any The loss III the army will
! br must bitterly felt m Northern families.
! "GtuEL DESIGNS At TIE VEST
Tue following paragraph, under the above
cprt;9n, appears in lhr editorial depai illlel!
! OF the "Amerlrnn :"
! Genera! Joseph +. Inhns!nu has been as
/ signed 10 a rebel command Vest OF The Mis-
! sissippi. This means business at the " est
IL means sumclhing different from tie sort OF
! c4npaigning INDUCED in ny Pike, HlcCul-
lnurh. Van Dnrn, ilinhman and their asso'
! claty4 I'ur government is therefore required
! TO reinforce Butler to strengthen CAIRO, ant
70 look tu it that the Mississippi is kept open
and free rom obstruction.
| General Pope tclcgraphs from the YES
tha, the Indians are more formidable than hi
anticipated, ard asks .or authority TO have t*f
regiments Of volunteers mounted 10 pursue
! IT,, Indian war i.nr,l"s.
/ Tir~ Ii,Iit,Ging j., ':"ntpictc list -. casual
ties sin"ls The Ia"t:- -;rnc;a! officers III TN
Llttl.a in W@atrrn Mary land:
Mai1r General ltonEcr, waunded in tn
rost Y or General ScJg%ick, wounded 10
yrr.i, in l:,rrr places Major General Rod
man, mortalv wounded; MAJOR Henc1a
Richardson, wuuricd in shoulder severely
Hriendicr tirneral Mansfield, killed; Rrlsa
di.r General Iiarlsnii, severely: Brigadle
General Danm. slight: Hrigadier Genera
Weber, Brea,ier General M.aGher and brlga
der Ge7rs.al nlrvea, ALI slightly wounded.
UrSTRlr7lOS CT HAkPER:, FERRY FRIDGE.
The "AinsIican' says:
il is brlirr.ti that the Rebels have taken IN
opportunity Of lhcir occupation oi Harper
Ferry to i.tlict anniheT serious 'rlnry upo
The Baltimore and Ohio Isnilroa'l. F:cm IN
formation hr!ievcd altogether re''ahle, "
learn that they have rnt only destroyed tn
temporary railroad bridge, but also bi""nr u
some or al 81 IL. massive stone piers. l
: this is true, aud the work of demolition ha
iucrr rushed to ~ serious an extent as le
ported, it will great!y retard the operation
ni The Company when the road is again pu
in their ;joiscS>l"n.
u.xa-s-zsT-zse,---Ast@s<nnas
y FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Irr., Miss, 2IIth, Ers NonILs, 222d.--lh
!. right wing of the enemy, uldsr ten. foSt
cranz. eight thousand stroi'. "ere ionni 80
;auring about i o'ciuck T"s' ftay aitefnoo
on ri.e Jacinto road, driyir. in our pIche''