Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-16


9Th, gives the following account CT tie re-
turn Ct inc todT 81 the ia.e Capt. Layton
among tie prisoners captured by our
troGps in Inc lsrs battle At Fredericksburg
Tas v"un:ai officer, Captain Lnw:5n, OF
tbs Iebe! seTrIcs. and brother 81 rha .sr:l
general oil TIA. Name. lie received II: she
hands ci 90: Eol!;el5 snG surgeons ;r- same
treatment IS CT: cw-:, 0c;i1.;is,;, AK; With
than was Sent to the hospita! ut Alexandria.
a few days since fig of truce brought hi;
wife into cur lines. who was kindly received
By Gcns-3, Sumner, commanding tbs right
wing If orr army he-a, and by hin fen! 70
9s hsr husband: hof IN hs- ai5:@.. 4.
! Alexandra she found brs her husband &
cornse, as having sone t;1ts previously died
os ais wounds. IN her grief ana anxiety IL
Try tho last tIbdte cf ,cT-e end reapect tc his
-sulrins, she aought and obtained permission
to convey then to her homo in Georgia
| far intefinent, and yesieria; arrived tt the
Falmouth Eslroxd Station with tho bc3y
.ncased in = METALLIC cuiiin. Iierr Gcly:ri
| Teal, Of General S.,rDre:'s s.aff. cructrousiy
took the so--cwtul lady and hcr chn-Sc un-
der his care. and prepared fdr their :rauspor-
| tstinn yaaar f.g ui truce 70 tne opposite
transferred to en ambulance. AZ ascHrr Vsa
pro7 ;acd from, tic Tenth New ! ork iNaiiural
| 2ousvea.) who nov iorm TIE bod gnsr5i OF
| General SuEiner, aud placed nadoT 'he COM
r,and OF Lieutenant TAFT, al shat regiment -
I"itb n;iiilpd drums and srC.a reversed thn
cuItegs--mourniI!. Yst 1utuiD;ng something
of cheer fuines;. il the;r 'hright-cGiored SUD
! picturesque i;Riiorms-TouEdt 6eiT w-y i-"!n
SumocT:s taad1usItors tu Inc bank ui tne
! HapDahcnnock. Notice having previously
been sent; large party had gathered OF tho
turtle: side. in expectation 3f The renaaa,
s:d procession wss abroad formed 20 re-
| ccive them. The Union party sad iH.s:v
| Southern charge having crossed tie r:ve-,
the lady rcsIrned Ecr heartfelt thanks TO Coi.
Teal, andshc -ete, Geue'a! KerS.a u, to wDosc
c:7c che was consigned, spoke tcc:;aGly Ct
rho uagnamlty shown forth in these
mariss of respect to a :Et'cr ioc; Q:
lis surprise and qualification ct witnessing
them, AID promised never tc forget tho honor
awarded by generous enemy 10 q departed
comrade. 1fAy this feeling extend 10 all
now il aIms against the The country that gave
them birlh--that Hurscd ami protected then
and which ihty are now svstiG, ~ divide
and DESTROY.
But TIC strclgaet scs1a whio1 the 5outa
bank of the Raopehannock yesterday present
cd, vas tbs mingling in friendly conversation
Of msr y liz bat Z few shors weaka ego stood
opposed in doadly canlict, pouring hail Of
lead int" oseh oti.cTs hicasIs, AID .uir;.stct!
By oil tho hato and furJ' which such Il sifiis
must engender-- toe, VITO naJ at any
moment he called Oil to repeat; set by act, The
late bloody drama behind fredericksburg
Yet white-aurtaaed anu b!us-jscketel Zouavs
conyerscd seriously OF cracsed his Wild jckn,
molgre tbs occasion, with gray coated rebel,
and officers amc&by discussed battles where
in they strained every nerve TO accomplish
each c;lcrs destruction. Gut al isnSth the
strangely escorted party separated, lie rebels
-at;, ,.irg te their batteries. our u'er t. tner
encsIpHe2ts. beth 10 Iwsit T.1I2ils oi =
iiaerent kind f.ozr lis.