Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-12

! ';"nrrnI MaClcl!ln IVES providing strong
i,r"'"",l"" '..r Ill the ford' between Wash
i.;i;.HI II,rp"r'S FerrY, and any attempt to
crU-. wonh. be ',sc.nlr disputed and contested
~ !'e,!..-ai tr""r~. Ahoyc Iarper's Ferry
oar rvrces are 'ivrt..'i fully adequate to every
circrgcu:y iii:.iy Ia arise shortly; and Gene
raj " Wool IS fully posted with regard 10 all
tLr movements Ia hat direction.
luS,rad 6l' Octasionng any panic in cur
cay the rnncrcd crossing OF The rebel troops
Wa received by Tho loyal portion of cnr COM
lrnn'tg with evidences % qualification, whilst
tic d.Scyd! looked to the crisis with fear and
trembling. They s,.diculy discovered that
! thu coming Of lhrlr great ielivcrcr would be
Il hazardous experiment.
we learn thai the Baltimore and Ohio
Eai'rual have, AS q matter OF prrcaution, sus-
Icmis1 operations beyond Frederick and East
! Of Cumberland for the present. hut tr.at, up
! 10 noon to-day, they had heard Of no invasion
! oil thc line pf their road.
F.eM nnfo--RL6EL MOVEMENTS l.. 1ENTHcEY.
Ii.e Saturday evening edition Of the" Amer
! lean" ton;a!u> nothing Of the occupation Of
Co.ngiom aEd Newport, krutucky, nor the
Ill: 'iy.UaHi "i General twby Smith for the
SUN er,lrr 81 Cincinnati. The "Amcrcan''
contains the following sent from Cincinnati
"r Saturday,:
,'i.r,yH,II, Sept. e. Conductor WooiaIl
lu:.t!. u rcr"nnniSs;sI":c lc>.crdar with al c:I-
YIN" "I. lhr kentucky Central Railroad To pro-
r"c'! ;u pom. ten mIl.s Nor!h "fCyTtiIiaunl.
where hr DISCOVERIES! thrccmrn whn,up"n being
!ai!rd, said they belonged to L Georgia req
n!"I,l. II" afterwards discovered their calur.
hut It wa, 50 much hidden by bushes lh.. h..
.o,i;I nnL mike n!t the nTmhrr&
\ despatch from Faimnuih, 'ia:cd one
. clock tlS morning. faES that s''G;S rc!
tie rebels within iuur miles oi that pi,sc
with artillery.
\ ,ic,patsn f,nrn i'"mcroy Ohio, says that
S:"nc,r. Bnan- county. Va, had surrendered
ln.Ealnm" lcnE:a$ a:i that Col. Ralhb0me'
r"ti.th.lid nld >rrIcnccrcl and been taken
!T!S"nrIs. TN Wednesday Jenkins entered
!itv,r,w"r':. N,i:,iuis, and crossed thc Ui!o
a: i;u.:i"ri"n's i>lalu!. r.nc down 10 Racine.
uiv, k,inn: one inan, w"undnc two ami
>'ra''a" tH"IYr h"r>,s, then rc-CroSSCd the
rIsrT Il; N"ii'S har nn,. rnca:nprd for l!c
mj@rr. Ihc people wclc rising to resist fur
lh'r n'lrEiit,.
\ I,:rr rrpgrt SAYS the relics crossing
4, l.ac!nr a:.. ...miltg Gown oil both sides oi
tia river.
:, dr,,at.h from P"ipt Pleasant, addressed
H. ;hc Military Committee IL tal!ipUliS. says
ia" "oM:"'"iing forces are now IN SIGHT OF each
rtnrr. The cHrtnr are 81 d H. be 400 strong,
An's ha'tl.: u, l,aIhlurH'.
nuy,In"r Norton h;.. ordered ail male rI;I-
N, between i and -, residing; IN the
rrt..r rrInIir,. 10 or-IniH" themselves into
ln!ii'iry companies 10 rcpcl INVASION.
LEXINGTON ~ ro,>E~>ina or IIIE CnHrXDERAT,.s.
T'le !3al>vi'c journal" "i September 2d
says:
'f!.'. q. aHrc Guard uf lie I.ahel:; entered
Lexington early yesterday morning oh the
I!ichInrnI r"'H and lh"y w.lr coming III Oh
lie Tat, 3 Crcrh road 4s,.. All the Govern
n."rl ,turr>: lave been saivi J removed. except
.I..r "l,l lrnI> blankets, ana u:hcr articles OF
rI rn -rrat yaTw, w'rIa:t were destroyed al
tnc FAR t.'Uund.. lIr. l.. B. Tudl Post
master, brought away all the pouches and
.nn,l matter. reaching here last evening The
Ea%.a%r Trans We're sent nil towards Frank
,tol., the r.t:aat protected by ir!gad!er Gene
raj James 5. jackson, with 200 cavalry, in
Guiding Col. Jacobs regiment and portion
Of CoIpnel Natcalfc's. Near or quite all
the stock Of horses and mules have been
!rv"n 81 for safety Colonel Warner is at
i,!rlrm"ni IL prisoner, anl was not dead on
Monday r.hl. rhruI'i his wound is regarded
-, yer, ,!aa;y"rou,. t"lonc! l.andrum, who
waS also wurlnicl last week, is not rousld-
rr.i ~ Il dangerous rnEhi,iorr. There Is no
rolling stock IclC at Lexington; every car has
hcvii removed. car Informant who, lett at
!.a,i.p,-i SIX. says GRATIS factory had not
hran DuInyG.