Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10

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&C., &c., SC.
Especial Despatch to the Richmond Enquirer!
FngDsRIcEsBrgG, March !, 1863.
have received copy cf the Washing
ton Chronicle" ofthe 9Th instant, from v h!ch
make the following summary OF late for
eisn news:
FORT N'ALLlsr.R.
The sukees report Fort McAllistor takOn
on 9th February.
ATTACK on CHARgS7oi
Advises from Hilton Head to 2.th say the
troops are under ordsr3 TO eUbaik, and that
the next steamer will probably bring news
that the atts:k on Charleston has Begin.
FOREIGN INTEhvsETIoS.
4 grand mass meeting was held in New
York, March 4'h, TO protest against foreign
Intervention. Speeches We're made in Eng
lsh, German and French, great enthusiasm
(tol'grsph saya) prevailed.
MEETING OF LIBERATED STATE PRISONERS.
4 secret meeting Of State prisoners recent
ly released, was held in New York on the night
of 4th. MshoDey presided. The proceedings
hnve not trgusp'red.
FROM vIcEsBuRG.
Cairo sdvicee, March ltb say that two
dredging machines are 10 be pu, to work OH
, the cansl immediately.
High water is interfering seriously with the
camps AZ ISiaEd No. IS.
The :cyccs arc broken, and the water Is
pouring over ~ fearful rate.
, Another flat ho.t has run past the bate
RES, She wzs struck three times. Lake
Prov de,lce town has l,cn nearly destroyed,
together with large lot Of ;ommssary
stores there.
A canal barge with pl opeller, hsd cotton
through into Lake Providence. 1t WAS pushed
overland on slides, to lie used for exploring
The i.h~s and n0ighbcring bay"us.
THE p.MocRArs IN NEW JfEsEy.
4 mass ulsuilns Of Democrats from all parts
OF New Jersey was held in TIE nton, March
1. Th,tty-f.ur guas were fired in iei >lcinG
lh,t tho present Yankee Congress- had e1-
p,r.d
Speeches Jtnouncing executive usurpatlonS
and tho CONSUMPTION bill were passed. Toe lat
tnr was ssii 10 infringe State Sovereignty. Tho
people are called up)n to show tirlnness snd
ccuarse in this emergency. Jsmcs BROOKS,
of New York. was among the speakers.
WISCONSIN, AsD rEICE.
Resolutions calling fDr MI arustIce and
convention of XII tho porpie Of all tho States
10 IN ct at NaShrl!e in June to make peace
have Been defeated in the Wisconsin Assembly
AYES -, nays 6S The Democrats AL voted
aye, the Republicans nay.
THE MiSEE1s.
Cold closed in New York Oh the 4.h 81
l6I.
MiSCEii ,Hspus.
1t is SAID U"mua rhee Many, G. 5. -
now in Euglsnd d:s,gma Capturing tho IAN
keu iieet i'll the Mediterranean with Gunhc:-
aow building il England.
T. II Seymour, randidat" for Governor
of Unnnect-utt snys: Il abhOr tie whole
scheme of Southern INVASION with all liz
horrible consequence 8. IApipe and PUN
der" TL- umy chance for hope,
ho CONTINUES, wit! be ~ tEo .dopt'oa II
Christian policy ysry different from that
which prevails =; Washington al the present
time"
Hooker has gwen orders f1r his men to
have ratlons Of vegetables and fresh soft
bresl daily.
General Sisel has resigned, owing to 10
supsI able diifcnl:e.' III his iutercaur.n with
the comlnander i'll :hirf.
The senate convened III extra eesaun on
the 4:h, rs called by I.'ncoln.
Tho Yankee Congress odjou'ned on the
In. No,hing Of leeinI interest marked it>
closing hours.
rx0M IuRCPE.
The Liberia has arri7ed, with dates 10
the Goth
Lord Strathorduu hss given notice i'll tho
House If Lold that he " i'll move for copies
of the dispatches cf MIR. Mason to the Coy
ernment relative to the rccngnilion Of The
S. uIhern Confeteracy.
Meetings, lectures, Sc, ale Of dxlly occur
renee in England to express approval Of Lin
coln's emancipation message, and a meeting
If this kind was have been he j n, Liver
pool Of ON imposing character tho dsy the
steamer sailed.
At an emancipation merting held at ST.
james Hall. London, the L,rd Mayor was
unanimously condemned fu' invitingl MIR.
Mason to his late dinner
The London ''Tim,n' cu:np!si.is thst tho
grand old cause against slavery AMI the slhSe
tiads has drgerviatsd into mere cats-paw
to Seward
The Bank Of Mobile. has sent $40 1ch.
(320p, 000J in specie to England, to pay ln'e'
ci. on Aabamas debt tn 1864.
Tie Shipping 'Gazette' says The accounts o.
the Charleston affair arc yet 100 n.eagre to
justify my Government tsk'n! ac.iIn upon
II.
Tie fumors that France regards the
OhnrIe,,on blockade IS raised, lack COS
iirm2tlun
Tho instruction i'll Poland is spreading
Prussia will not slow Russia to Iass troops
through her 'rlitory to crush Poland.
Considerable transactions have taken place
recently in London in American securities.
under the impression that tic war will aupr
end.
Adv'ces from Paris mention contract for
Confederate losn to have been received 70.
three million pounds, ia bonds at seven pei
cent exchangssble against cotton