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

is il communication with the military au; hor-
| iGes, and the utmost crertuna ars being e sde
TO defend the city.
The sneBJ i. stated TO be from 20,t1jJ %
&c, 600 strong, and is reported ct Boyle's Sta
too, thirty nine rlIes Fl on the city. They are
s2pacted to arrive opf5ets the icrtihcationa
On Thursday.
The tortg-hflh snd ninety -rilth Chi2 ara
isliirs tatk to CvTington. Our pitEets h:e
ten mics CUT.
.All he steamboats, sre ordered to rsInaa 4
on the Ohio side of th. river.
General Gilbert'a command, II hich tell
back from Lexington. ryachel Frankfort TO-
night, relieving tho anxiety for their saiety.
Ho teleC"aPhic communication South OF FGl-
mouth.
GAETANKEE4 ARMY FILLING B4CE
We copy the following from the Ph;lsdal-
phia Enquirer Of the 4th:
WAamrGToS, Sept. at I o'clock it;a
morning train of one hundred w4scnG, with
aTan.y between Fairfax Hn6 Ctu,reTii}e, ind
:iisiyen or toward Maua5ess bsioIe she psrsy
conld be nyertake:.. Thsy secured the tii's
~ atiAl
: So sooi So this rsid IN the rear OF aur o.
DJ at CentreTile was known, the recerslrJ
III guarding that direction became Apparent
aud at uooa ihe Whole army Of Virgins hsa
abandoned CentreTills, and was Ina4;ei rkij
side OF Fairfax Courthouse. This evening
sthay again took up the line of lnarch, ant lho
advance is insight Of Munson's Hill. The
elemy's cavalry followed them il tho dis
tance, but made no attack, and tho entire
movement was being accomplished in excel
lent order.
at noou to-day, Gen. Mcclellan rode cut
TO meet the returning column, and wa. re-
ceiTei with demonstrations Of gTatiucatiGa
and pleasure.
The works for tie defence Of Washington
are all in sycellsnt condition, aud are strongly
manned b. experienced art;llerists.
Tbs gulboats now Lining the Potomac ara
doubtless designed to pregent any attempt to
interrupt the navigation Of that river.
TEPF LATEST FROM WASHLTGI uE
The cRI:Is-TRe WHEREABOUTS OF Tar,
TWO ARMIES.
tSpatel correspondence Of tie Philadelphia En!uael
WAsAHG1oS, SrPt. 3.-Thcre seems To ex-
ist an idea that az the y ar Department ;hcru
has been. Tor few days, hurrying IT, and
mounting OF steeds in hot haste; but thore ls
nothing Of it, All is as tranquil TO tlo OUT
ward world as though there whs uurhing
trsn5piriGg ort Of the usual course OF syeats.
! dozen contra bands, well dressei, hil the
aislsa to guard the diffeIen- rooms from iin-
proper calls. a few officers and i.S e:
Tilians move quietly from door 70 door.
As We entered tail, gaunt-lookinE .!.sn.
with q care-worn look, brushed b. us, nptic-
ing 40 one; al seemed &c fell back: his kr:
sencs seemed to be an open sesame, he soon
disappeared into the Secre;ary's room; goon
the old westher-beatsn hero iHentzelmsn,
followed. The sharp features OF Silel snj
the grey-hsired "cnicf" passed FROM Ole
room IL another sooa ufter-n0lhlng was
said.
What ail thought We you'd have given e
good Bit to know; what one Of them said DOT
long before Ge do knoT-"that our retreat,
ri hich commenced OH Saturday boonr Was
caused by our not receiving our reinlorc6-
lentS twenty-tour hours earlier, and that 1t
might have beon saved subsel luentiy lad they
been msnaged diiere emily when We 7ers a.:
tscked!" Bat "ars va safe? ?" T'e GsksG 1T
official. Safe? yes, but Baltimore and Ha.
-fsburs are not yet"
How shout the vsuey Of Virginia: Wei.
Our forces have fallen back to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and Lesaturg The body
ofthe Rebel Army lies near Drsiuesvlle.-
They must cross into Merylsnd for supplies,
stsrve, or isli back to the Rappshsniock.--
They viii, no doubt, risk crossing. GAG We
prevent it A few days will determine il.
hope We can. and have no iesrs for the
Capital But heware what you publish, you
n.ust not alarm ths people and get up panic
We do not wish to get up panic, but thinE
the people have d right To kror what the
Rs6sts sre doing