Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

United States doYernment. he has Z o0un
try seat near the Relay House of the. Northern
Central Railway. but for convenience sake has
for some tine past boarded at the Howard
House.
Nelson was arrestedcsomc time since upon
the charge Of di>loyalty, and, after Il brief
incarceration in Fort MclIenry, took the oath
OF allegiance to the Federal Government and
WIS released. Tho guard took possession of
| the promises. locked the Office door, and, rs
ccndin. to the composing room, suspended
operations there and ordered all to leave forth
with.
Ti'e same paper Of the 4th instant says:
We learn that Ger. Tyler, commanding the
Middle District, in Saturday, released from
custoiy Mr.. Edward +. Carter, one Of the
publishers Of the Baltimore Daily Gazette"
and consented that thn publication of the ra.
per should be resumnd under his exclusive
control. The other proprietors and editors
hIrssrs. Carpenter and N"ilson-having left
the city. ar" ordered moi to return until the
close IT the war. We understand that Mr..
Garter proved 10 the satisfaction of Gen. IT,
Ter that the dislcyal course of the paper was
nOr in accordance with his wi. hes, and that he
had frequently expressed his dissatisfaction
ut The persistent defiance nf the authority Of
til" Government pursued by his associates. Z
Whilst we drplcrc the necessity and admit
the Justice % ~iuTb;dlim: and suspending dis
loyal newspapers, it is always with regret that
we chronicle such proceedings on the part Of
the Government. We ti:ink that in the case
of Nr. Carter the action Of Gen. Tyler has
been iust ard rrnrcr, and VIC have no doubt
he will strictly adhere to his parole.
the ArrEMrT To lang HON. u. W. VOORHEES,.
a correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ca
zette, writing under date Of indianapolis,
Sep. - says:
The Second battalion Sixtv-ihird Indiana
volunteers returned from T"rrc llaute on Sat
urlay. Most Il tie men were raised IN D..
VI. NDcrl"eS' district, ard one company in his
oii town. Learning that be was O thn train,
the soldiers broke for the car where lie vas,
dashed in 1hc door, and, in spite of the pre-.
scrcc ofhis wife, TN entrned To hang him by
t'c Nj ri;e If he did not get of the train
telling him THAI no man wh" called American
soldiers Linc"ln dogs who, when the war YEA
over, would wear cCllarS 50 labeled. should
ride with thrm al:ye. Tie fisers ;rtor!crrd
an! forced the mon hack almost 1T the naint
az the swori. \ second ard third attempt
was made hu. 'aiicd. through the cn.rcatics
ana command If the @ficers. Voorhees, sol.
EMMY protested tat he had been belicd. and
that ;h6v read lut one class Of papers. They
answered that they had seen his speeches. and
that was cn"u.h'iO show he WAS IL traitor
\, lat lie was informed that if he would qui
ely lca"c the train Il: Grrcncastlr, hemightd d"
50: hn' hat III" Sixty third rever would ride
int, indianapolis IN the same train with him.
~ anr man VII" w"' ii abuse The soldiers wiu
were lighting for the Union AID the govern.
mcrt that protected him ~ well as them. 1t
Was n mighty narrow escape FIR Dan, and
n"i'hCr hi~ %"rclirg wife. nor his cntrcatirs
would lave sarcd him if he had continued the
journey.