Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29
i NEWS FROM TIE I.i%KEE C4FITAL
, The Herald conpsirs th2 following dis
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patshs7 idu. u sshiaet5i! Under date of tas
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7ar r!I .siT7 ~:iI, I'd: ai1L.1=rT oTs'z::ii'2':'1
Ire PreaiTc5t ls5 tes:. 2la5etad a.; ;isJ az
i5Hding srciri5i!e!y II military sHsIs He
e.hitit3 Grsht 7I!sTgy il Eecuti1S liis promise
lbst ths var zhull bs. mos! vig !rou4iJ prose
.anLed
ELfcTI3.i tat .urCtis..lEN =: !'t.Tn J.: Sotiii,
Ti,- prGsiIgnt h4a authorized Governor
:;taniy to order the ei.eri"h Representatives,
in LcEgTs5 for thu Fi!sr 'ant Second districts
! Of tiVrti. .1I olnn. .' '.-- 's' rr."'
~ siFREhET; Siciis Or TGs:i1.r nff.'Ti1.i.
1t Il ascertained from the State Department
rEat tile rGTrent TUElors Of Intervention 3r
t'ncdiaticH b European PowcT5 e:e. TitEoUt
Foundation either IL truth or reason.
1Hf PRESIDENT 7l:T Faa TIT fnLcsi-...io:i ~
tHE frofiE 81 .coioS. .,,.,., ...,.
/ n. ...i.E:ittaa Gi eaiSrsi NET who I1aei.l-
Il had al, iatersiaa; fwith ris PTs5ids1t have
Tat Jec yepieh t. hid proposition Ihsy are
comforting, with leading ind;TiduaiE Of IGa
,eolorci peTaass;on'' . ,slssEEeIc, R;tzz@ ,5ier
| &c obtain e1pIass0R Of ths SensTsl ser Lin aTt
,9lloE 1AiSut Sa tilA1', o.hoJeSt- ~"1hS!'Ui t.S
most intelligent Of tLis alss: q .Rsepis. here
dnheSitatingiy assert that the pr6pc sition viii
be e5pscttully rejected, dnd :ile 'coldrsd Pso-
! Pile Nill annolr1s il5ir preference aud deter
mination. To remain in tte Un!tsd !StatsT.--
There is res57n to EslETe that >znSh5. s.tsply
will he put into. ths mouths ii these people
BY ,hea, ties- aholti0nI agitstors, WHO sre un-
willing 10 'hsgs theil only hobby taEen away.
froli then. With this, view thay hfo ihirs-
trlously trying 10 prejudice ta@ iTce .oueET ssr
against sle oOlonilstioE- s,.hsufa under srtJJ
circdHstgncG5; and they keep cut OF sight tbs
eYident desire Of the President 10 Use the
prcpcssd :9lony. Ct free ,l.lEcks ,aHiy as nu-
cleus tGT ,:a organ zat,oP of society III coun-
try in which thcq.snda Of fenapcipated sllvrs
muy7 hHl a home aRd refuge moro .cengaTsial,
safe and profitable than they cap fEd here:
in the. meantime, parties he:u sTc quietly and
successfully organizr;g c" colony of colorcd
peIa2Ts Ia. begin. ! ,SatrieiaalI il :. rsnr[al
America. and TINS Staff the Presidents
scheme H'ho iolloTins =; :tEG agTs*Ta::r!E,
sisncL ~ tteao eD4lgEsHt-;'-,r "' .''r .-'. =
+ The undersigned. PnI:en- II .os':i 7?-idi0a'
!. III Ihc District CT CoiumSia, herstJ aEice 10
! sEuilTatE u tha. leitlemert III Central -hmerl-
/ "a, ai'eul IA De founded by the President "l
the United States, through the Egenc!- Of such
coElp pam: as le may select: under the pledges
and guarantees, Uttered b. hin il his speech
10 .t1. pcopis # coicr: delivered On Thurs
day, the 18th dcT OF August: lc62. Conn
jing III his g-i,sio o:;;ty- AID tbs power u the
/ gvyerEment t. -I.ss0tIaie With The authorities
III Central -lmers.a: we thus snr5li 5ur:el1hs
! as .aij;iat$: 81 Tle9cs among the first sci.
! ilrTa.
EE:gRUz j5s,a.15:;'t REJECT 3s 'rtiE srT.iss cT
| -'-- .... d. .LoUr.!!T4. 80
Tie report q R=~rrd7 Johr5t5n; ii. Iela-
i lion "a ti,a 'uhjtct Ct his mission to New Or
lesrs: has o"z;: approved. hy th1 a9TernLiient:
! and Tie money IT. contest there Is 10 be paid
tC the f9reiGn claimants. There, is 40 foun-
datioh ."hateyer tor tie. silly. reI.?tt that tne
! staeeneDt OF ,he probable appointment vl, Ir.
Johnson l.: Military upseEEor ,oi ,Louisisna
was on!y ,iufirr tqble talk. Thr explanation
'6-a= inyeEtsI hv parties Sh6 wondered how
itns Eess fea,:hci ,rhs Herald. i! WIS ser
taiEic -I.n rrescI ii dinner tahls confidence,
! for ,no.sucr c3ETe, sation 'is EGowl'itc 1--we
occurred at $nyTecent dinner psr,y here
Ghe wcndercrs viii EE-c % guess sgain. -.
*c7IS1Ai .,C-E1 --G:;:E,s- 55a:;':ss7Z5 &c
/. ,ss, s.Ter:r 3, lee
IL Il % .EilzasIl:TgjJ '1NrrJ;7 JdaEsoi: 80.
q: :izoytr 2oI-O On tie ;th .aEd 9th instsGla, De
LIour,ey":s Brigade |itt The 18th ksnlueEy,
! hsi = ssTie., 81 bri.!isnt aia:rs si:h. ,e,s7eI-
eor'i division i'll srt;Te. force. Tiis enemJ'
c,i7i.i ui,: iseIed De CouI1ey iouT't .uDs -.
p The cne,ly -osr two. husdrsi and t|Gnty-
! tiYe and Lieutenant Cclone Gordon: 81 the
Ll:G lcanc5see. Ts3 taken prisoner. We
Captured t7-o hundred 4 aE1h leads o. forage.
twelve i.ludrad psunds 81. tota:cur andthEty
:. horses AID mules. VT lost tbres KILLED, III
team " ouudei and FIFTY prisoners, Two coEl'
panie5 Of tho l6lh Ohio were surrounded bJ
two rebel regiments, but t7eo-thirds of them
cit their way tnToIi. b. -.------.----
u John itorEsI. at ths head oi TN &c, .tau5aDo
cavalry. left Knoxville icr Kingston .aI0ut
tie 2i ;nst4Ht. 1t is rumored that Kentucky
is 70 be :2Yaied. GEo. ". MoR0AN; &.
..-,r -. ... -. lsr:gad;er General.
l.rr. EcaD,'rs CHrTIp STATES FoRcEs, Or? :.
Lt.,r, Uofumbi.: Tenr.? ,iug:: Ia P: Il. e.. =
-.iIy -1crersD,s- asainst the .Gic:ri]lsaa VI no
i, ns.s eornn;itted the rlate,ortrage'-hs has 7hsen
completely successful, ,".Iajer Nt Gowsi:. il
! cnmmaGd o. ::Es: Third Kentucky cavalry snd
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