, 1863-09-13

1css, Our Bol1lers and sailors ara enthusias-
ttcalIy In favor Of the new arrangement.
Fo1rRzss NoxRox, Sept. 1.-The Rfch-
moud Enquirrr his also tho following dir
patches ftom Chasleston, dated Sept 9th:
To Gen. Cooper:
Last niRht thirty Of the launches Of tho en-
emy attack ed Fort sumter. Preparations hnd
beer made fC1 the event. Al. concerted *l3-
nal al tho batteries bearing on Fort Sumter,
nsslsted by one guEb0at aud a fatat opcutd.
The enemy w.s frrulsed, leavlug Ia Cur haada
H. RtisonsfEs including gsnt 'n,s sh so,o
r. T. BEArRBGAnD.
eEcoND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sent, 9.-Tho enemy fs atient
TO-DAY. Gen bcanrcgara refuses TO have any
cor, uuLicssion with tho Yankte lag Of truce
ubtll nn explanation il gtSen Of thuir ar1ng
Oh our 1ag Of tiuce l,oa!a. We took tho orig
inal ling of Fu1t SHUTTER, which MAJ Andesson
VIA compelled to lower, aud which DAhlSrcn
ha1 hoped to replace.
TllusD p1srATcn-
CHARLESTON, Sept o.-Thcro was no ttInG
lubt n'ght, except from our battehes. The
epen.y IL working hard on Norris 1slaud. All
il quiet thls morning.
PROCLAMATION or GOVERNOR noSulN.
Gov. Bonham, on the 1ith, issued his proc
la1nAtiop, ordering uon.combAtA.fs to Leave
the city, as follows:
Whereas, Charleston Is beleagntred by our
foe with a powerful laud aud naval foscc, 70.
nuitipg US TO put forth every ane'Ry, aud 10
sutuil 10 every sacriuca that tho 6o9d o. our
eau,s may asinanah; .h,s nd anass3 II aa. tx ea
nrrrsed' 40 the sense Of the people Of South
Errullun, assembled In Conyetton, that
Churl. eton elonld be defended At Ans ccet OF
llu aua lnoEcrty, ann that III taclr oelpsf1:e
judt tnsy Xix Soaia iha cntic, rt7 IN
1ul.s to VI evacuation ort sur1vnd.r
On apy terms wh.veTtr, aud q. tho
eamo iine elected commission to
G. .n.i.t es the followlsg ctt'zr.., namely :
Metss e u. Fur1napi isIn ChstItn NtrI'sn' ena " + +
rurt, :, Nh0 wc,c charged with tug removal
| II those persons IN tha city Of Charleston
| Who, by Tcntol- Of aEc. sr3 Or lutImity, arc
| ucaiable Ct taking Part IN IT, dstcnce. II
tuch removal bvco.res necessarJ1n y re 1aoe.
1neut Of tic commissioners, aasi also the
| removal Of negroes aud other property, alsi,
wheEsas, the Mayor Of Charleston, with
| the concurrence Of tho Co1nmanalnF.1en'
rral. sid, on the 9th day Of July last.
advice nad earnestlS request ah women
leave The city rs soon as possible, which I'd
yice. it IL tea1ed, has not beeo sufficiently ,
| ltcoed and, ~leIGas, It ia the desIfu aud
| ruiro.c cf the commanding General ito DO
fttd the city 10 tht last txtfHmlt3, and also
Ills tskirr that non conbatAnt., as far as pF.c'
tlt atl.,. elould tc rsmov,a d it ut4e to arblt
the losEipiltts Of ally ter'one oo4 motions t
OF II jufious eff ct tn the dtituse by tAci
},reeeuce "-ln ill Of which rrtolfca ard puy.
i'6sts tie pre- sent Executive oithe stats nos
New, the1tfore, /, 31itledse I. B,ahsm
Con na1der-iu. Chief In and over the st ste Q
| South CarolIna, do recommend 10 and enjoIl
upon all good citizens tnc Ionosal t.o1
Cra,l~ston, as early a prs sc'lcabl4, Of Ill non
eun,t,atants, and upon tho said Fomul.sio'
the rropYlety Of exercising, II @ecesssry Il
their Judgment, tho powers c91Ss4sAA, AA,5;5ac, 55c,
them bs ,5e cqVnb5eeeett."wit qVnb5}eets with = $onns,nlias
J 2211uefaf whose skill md va1or ha5p ulul.sa.ce
Cha.lcttop, and ohlc.rs and MIN who hayt
been distinguished on many a3Ns1lfeusa
ne1d; and, above Ill, With the at1 ail,i eut.c
: tlon Of the Almighty, VIC do p9: doua. tia
tlis ancieIt city, the portal Of t1s Stats, ri
be successfully defended. Yet, IN view 0
the character Of the defense to bs made, th'
nece>rity Of protecting non FombatlntE
many Of them the wives sud chDdrcn Of Oh
gallant soldiers in the ticld, agAast contln
gent iiju1ies, and the importanEo Of dise,n
baETassipg the military authorities in the con
duct Ct the defence Of the city, pradtuc
!. dict1tea TINT such non. combata1ts should b
removed, and removed rs early rs possible.
| Given .Sr Af T., RnxnLxt