Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-20
Th. very Latest KrHI;, ,:.r sa'ryl

Wa ..;e indebted Id Oapiail Philip Ca"h-
meyer for a copy OF the Now York "EI!iaid' y
OF the l,l.h instant, received by flag of truce
bea. at Uity Point. The follow Irg il n sum
mary Of lila cnntenta: =
THE HERALD'S ""fTUATlnN" Ar
TICLE.
Thnre are srmptnns Of u coming IuoTe-
mant in General EIooksf a,n7 Ths tranr-
pOriation rrsnurrna ara hoint. cut Own, and
ofIicars have. BEEN r0,iliei tiat all super
tacua baggage mus. be sen' hnns. Tho off
GERS OF the line are to be allowed nothing in
tho shapn Of camp equippage, ex:ept shelter
tents which thay can carry OF their backs -
This means an active and probably aiduouG
cemps:sr. The roads have dricd Up IN tia:
vicinity Considerably within the pas: Eos taya
and everything now lnnks fav.,anln for >
forward movement.
Oa the rebrl side equally activa prcpsra-
tlons sppear 10 hH gong .n. Charleston is
awaiting calmly t"r eli attack, und General
Besuregard has revoked all fuflough; and
recalled ahssntees to their posts
A despatch from Memphis reports fight
Oil the fazoo river, in which seven thousand
prisoners aud eight Transports are said to have
hefn csptuIet. II WGs knnHn in Washing
ten that such movement i:Y our ganboats
was in'coa.emp!ation, with the inten:'on OF
cu,tng of the supplies of the rebcl,, snd
therefore it is qpile probable that a battle
has taken place, although the particulars
have not yet reached uF.
There is nothins; later from VicksLut;.
-, nz;s "A
rrachsd this city by telegraph, ihst Fort
Doneladh md Fort Henry had been captured
by tho rebe's: bat the rep ,rts are rot crsdlt-
cd A gentleman who arrived in Cincinnati
on Thursday frrm Savannah says !!..r IN
inn se armies sre uIassed in Trnnessen---nne
I" held General Rose crsDz in check, while
the other Hanks him, enter kenlacny, and
movcs iirsc! on Louisville and Cincinnati
10.y a nnlv raiing for tho rivars to fall
aud the roads t. dry to c"nalrncr opera
tiana.
Gen. GTaa- force. who went in uur-
Suit II Van Darn, rr'utnrd to Franklin on
Wr,ln' S'laY. The rehcls tied hsyord back
rivs:, ST We be"~e reported. 1hsrs wcrr
scve.s 81 cavaI,y ssitinishes. and no.ne three
hnn':i ui ialrc.! fellows woe picked up in
tha pursuit.
Col. RIchar':s3n and som: 40U ui h.s rstri
guoril;aH ~cIn slr:,rf'acd and captured al
COvins!rn. Tenn. hy Ii b "iy Of UnioH :ro0Irs
On Monday asst.
By The anivt; ol tho Ausiraiaaiar - ..is
port, yesterday evci,in:, We Alyo dates fc,1n
Europe IL the lst insIant--twO tsys Intrr--
Iha despa'c /. of Me. Scward, rcj.ciin; TIN
French proposal f,r mediation, p.ov5k.s thr
criticism e the London jH1uals. The
"Trnirs" says it is quite corni,tcnt with all
Mr.. Seward hns previously written upan The
su.jsc;, and that ,hs Secretary of State IS
either preterna:u-slly right or inconrpn h IN
sib)y wrong. The "Post"-Pslnerston s or
gan-is more bitter, and declares tl,a, INA
nating. as :h;s document docs, from tho f.ce-
rsl Cabinet, it IS truly incredible that ri,s.
body 'h1uld havo sunk 40 low IS to endorse
Al i:G os-n, in the face Of tho worli, so mu:h
arrant islsahood end absurd nonsense
The "aiurning Star" corridors the do; II
ihent unaas wrrable; i: is greatly pleased with
il, and that honceforlh no. even tho mildeat
form OF interfurcncp can have the lcast hope
Of acceptance.
Tho Paris "Psys" treats lhs matter SONG
villa; indileren,ly, luertly stating tho pun port
Of M. S:ward's response, that in tho opinicn
OF ;hc u:tinet at Washington a more p-actl-
cah!e means would BIO for depatie, frn.. The
disscn,iunt S:atcs to cuDo to Uangrea5 wlIcro
prcjccta Of arrangement couli be di cass.d
and, il adopted, submitted TO The sanction OF
National Cunyeilticn.
The L1ndon cyT'osponden. Of the hlaIch s.
ter "Guardian' ray S that the O.nfsderst, losn
has been aIl fesl y taken on tho Continent,
an.i tba; Englscd will have no mora 1T il
than it can got fran foreign narketa.