Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
FRGti THE UNITED STATES.

tt:e S...;y tr:s iiurslI ~ :1l.lclI HSih, h1s
m.a .es>.y.3;. ,ral! II hrh ~e MAKE .ka fol
iowi"s a2.,aets:
C,scrsN,rr, hiarcu 2I.-rhs sns! n:cy n
Kan,.,cky il heiieved to he shnu; 6,GG0 under
tlen. P-grs:7,
7. is repo5t.d inst Wocliosa'e caTalry
200 ieheis yesterday.
Cluke's guerrilsa s.til ko7rr etou: Mount
S'a,li; z, .0fer 200 of his lnen have hcen
y p:uysj si5ca last Sunday.
No spprehen iolls ere fst teF the safety CT
Lexir gtnn.
TIE Union wagon trains, stores sid camp
t1n:psge from D.n7illo aud Richmond haYe
reached Lexington IN safety,
Among tia prisoners taken arc .T" majors,
ons p,yma,tsr with els 600 ia Cc7fcdera!s
MONEY.
'fclrerams Ia late ssoai Gap. rs indicate sbst
G.na,Al Longstreot with . largo army ia
pushing rapidly into Kentucky. 1T is sur
Yrisius thai cur contemporaries hsvs 81 yet
learned ihs itnpot lance OF reticence az &c
srmy p,5yea en.s.-Ep. Esa.j
One hrpdred prisoners .t Gasp Cssse
nsro s:gaifcd their TiIlis snsss &c cake ;;:e
oath Of a)lesiaaes
Two men were arrested yesterday at In
djanapolia fsr cheering for JEFF Dsv;s IN tie
street. .--.
LcrrsrlLlE, Ky, March aa...--The i:ain frcvi
Frankfort brought the ncws of tho retreat
Ct the r.heJs from Danville towards Somer-
sci; ont as tho military authorities have n.t
heec sdvised thereof by telegraph, they ccr-
si3e'cd tho report premature.
DsuvilIo refugees arc coming In, snd sHTo
excitement exists at Lexington, but popular
opinion gains ground that the recent inva.
sion Of Kentucky was tntrely cavalry
raid
L.rsR-E.EYEH O'cLoCE.-Trc passengers
disagree il their reports concerning the
evacuation Of Danville; Some affirming and
others denying the fact.
Eighty mon of the Ninth Kentucky Oa7ai-
TT surprised the Iebel pickets in tbs V;ci1i!y
of Danvile last evening, who rstrested ir'o
D.nv,llr in great disorder. The rebel f''rie
n Dap7ille was $500, including tie r"St
G-orgin Regiment. Harce. nsrr'I aa- hi
been evacuated.
Train passerseva any ouc f4ftes have re-
c7.seed Dock river n pursuit Of 'hs Tehe's.
@ he. aceuGp,s inyist that tbs :ehel3 !!aVe
left Dan7!ll:.
Gte 'IIe:s;d's' ei!aation sIljcie Eaj -
1T ap;a.-s thas an last Saturday night suc'
thrr ;afse cnniainiog cne thoussSd bushels
Of c"., Is.ttd psss thc batteries at EicEa-
burg safely, for tae u'e ef adoiral fsrrn'
CUTS t!art.
Whr rebel papcra st.sc th=! Ec1,,sl L:nS;
s..eat -. rapidly advancing into Hen:GckF.
.7ot.sr Oh asnEI MILITARY OFFICER IN NEW
YcEr.
The Herald" ssys:
The War Department rsssivsi ihi~. Ria
li.r ,l, Thursday week that Col. Talcott
i:,.oT E1g;nser Of iba rsbel dsfencas At Ic;k
,oEn. constructor cf Fort Darling, and lat;
super;n ardent OF tbs TredeZar Wors' q
R.:hmond, would ai,iT0 III this city "a sat
urd.y. Officers we're ct ouce detailed b. q
:. Marshal Murray 10 look after hi1o, ard i
vas ssccrtaiusd inst be had taken room.
with hia wife and daughter at No. IA, Wes'
Tsenty-Eourth street. He left bis house o
5 o'clock, yesterday morning, in compsny
With his d4rghter, end was followed by tn,
officers, who wore directed to srrest kiCi q!
seer IS thoy parted. This occurred sbcr
noon, urar Bs,num's Museum.
rIs va, ct once tskc7 kef"rc Gen. Wool
Ytu ,nsds MI examination 81 tts priscn,T
and tier Transferred him &c Fort l.lfa etc
in cus, nly ur Dspuii.s Dw?cr sod ioung
VI. .Hir~rs w,.c hsh sirested him. TW'
o.hnr otii,u:a searched his baggage and fcua'
scre, ii pspers; among thcM was paai frou
tho Confsde,a.e St.t.s Of Ausrica, passing
niu,s.li wis and daughter beyond tho rebe
;incs. sr ordering the military authoritia
to Aid and assist HIN wi,h all force st tnsi
conmsad, If necessary. lie travelled Nort!
ny the way o: Mexico, and has 5etn 10y
t.lus making hs Tay from RichDocd, W..
Col. TalcOtt is upwards Of siI,J years c
,ea, bas ans Dilltsry bearing. and 10 ros
sSssrd Of high order Of talont ss M eng
nccr. His vie, Oh learning Of bii srres
vas 9udd.ny stricken with partial psplgsJ
sithough the news was broken to her
qnia.ly NJ pns iols. The family were Abou
lyAviaE inr Europe
THE ypRlnG CAMPAIGN.
ieron .hs Nav York we.ld.l
- L.. the usual bad luck seems u hsy
f:,unGs,i the Unicn s,ms, not at ore poll
ouly, I'D. N every Quar.er. Admiral Farr'
cuts tlest Of wooden ships-ofwar have bee
bessor tft by the retei batteries at Port Hue
sol; of this there crn bo 40 longer any douh
IL least one ship Ohio steam sloop-of-wz
Mississippi wrs destroye cd, end Two, if NJ
thr.., othor vessels more or less damaged
Oae Of cur feet passed the batteries, bnt,
sao vas alone and unsupported, she no doul
by thi; lime has fallen prjSe to tho reb
rams Webb aud Q Ieen of the West. Il VI
be rsre piece of luck if shc escapes. II
eudesvors CT Admiral Farragus to get pa
the batteries would seem to Indicate tba:
wished 10 attack Port Hudson from aboF
v hils Gsn Banks. with the la1d force, /
vested it from below. Bu. the plan, Wis
ever it.wAs, has foe vi, time miscarsied.
Nor is the news flon Gen. Grants depa1
raent at all what TIE country has looked 10
Yaz,o City hxs not neen taken, our feet
not above usinc's Bluff nor havo there be,
anT rebel gunbonrs and transports destroye
o. the contrary, both rebel and Union c
counts agree that our force mas H.et wish
check On the Tallahatchie, and wss beat:
back BY fort on that river. This is 7e,
bsd ross, and explodes into thin sir ell I
reports of tho evacuation of VicksbuIg viii
havo prevailed SO universally for some liz
back. There is as little probability Of t
avacustion ofthst city as there IS of Richnor
the WY m ,tters stand at present
The recent gobblmg up Of some Two tho
sand Of Gan. Rosscraoz's command by VI
Dorm Is ~ yet unayengsd. At last aecsun
t. battle sTai iDminent-ons OF the moss dc
re-ate of the war-but FROM Gen. RosecraD:
kloRn ability, and ths iaisn Of the men
hin, we hope foe the hest.
Frvm Gsn. Hooksc'a srry =: heas II
I'll ia in readiness for an =dasbce, hos " ri
If couIae m.Y not tste place for 9 couple
weeks yss-A-!i depending upon 70" w"ath
The recent cavalry nghs in the direc'isn
Cripeper was gallant affair, br: it obvious
was no. rs complete success sa Il wsa
a,cned to be. fhsrs has been fighting
the Black y ster, bn: % nothing has col
ovar the wires in reference TO il, ws jud
! tie news cannot bs good.
IL Iruss also he .d ited that tha prSlin
nary movement; sgainst SsTanDsh ai
Charleston have been unfortunsts. OoVnr
over IS We may the failure to take Fo