Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01
LATEST rsem Tsis UslTEp STATES,
LABOR AuvEHEST.

, fairly on the III we, il conjunction With the
other l.inriRg classes. in order To advance the
| prices PAID themnai protect thair Interests
| Last evening 4 meeting was hcii hv them 81
| No. lST Brwnr7. f,r tho purpose Of forward
ing their enda ia this cunnectinU.
The b,ok and j'b printers Of Boston ere CT 8
strike.
CArTcR:: ~ 'rHE H,ESiIEE.
Another of the tcS: blockade: unnins steam.
has been captured
BaLriMnRE. Monday Wv. %.
The transport Delaware. from Port Royal .rd
| SCnn bar on the Goth INSIGHT. arrived here this
morning.
On n. 2'St instant the Delaware discfYers1
. steamer CROSSING her hrsrs s.eaai"g mar Invest
The Dslawar. snnn m 1tie ke- ont 10 be h'orls'
| ale runner. wien chase vas imnladnieiY g " IL
The It aanship Fulton c0n'ingup. 'in7d in III"
| chase. and in few hours. the hinrkad--rultner
u'rcnaercl T." the 81, amer t'rcH mud proved
tn he tho rebel a:panier ,'tashat, irol Nassau i.T
" Imiug,nn, with carIo Of graf va'ra. She
was Ilnrrd in charge of Sir. Walker tir,r officer
Of the FGiton, md sent in tow 10 New York.
THE R"wpr DIVINE.
Thn. sarctifed and anGintci m,un!cbaGk,
Mr. Bsccher, scrn,s {, have gwen intense s"t>
i>fuc,idn TO his employers, i" tie course of his
mission to England. II. has admirably re
presented and tyylied lie Dragging, hulIyn.,
vulgar nation which commissioned him. On
the "a h, in the Acndcmy of Music, the holy
Hirleeuin gave an accountnf his stewardship.
/ he en,reats Americans 70 lie q little indul,
gent 70 Great Bria;n:
Americans ought nat 70 be inpatient win
European insti:utionsfor The SAKE u, TIC con-
| mon peaple-f:,r the nob!cst class in this world
was he class ca lei "thn Common -people -
Applause For the sake Of this class, which
! was really Ike unditi n 81 The upper classes.
; we should b. patient; for f the peoples had. a
'uca it mad very little difference which wny
hc governments vent. Eas.ic. The mo'e
pu!ili addresses :vhiuh he Nr. Bee herl a.
! t,yrreG IN Ei@iand, ir WAS A!sG:iig 10 II 4
much in nrivq:a conversations wi,h intc'li.nEf
| men, and TO address private ci'cicS gathered
u private houses, avery morning and every
! ngiI.-,o be. IN sI,n-s - missionary &"t! c;'I
! mrtnIr aninng the heuilicn. Laughter
! was ,.iI r'r5vincc hD- - Gir,. :hr.r his owe
private nrsions, bit to give them lenrescnin.
! ,vo American id'&s lie found Il general
impress on prev.i'ing that the American,
mali N was, by the very nature Of It's instias
ri,ns nnd the character it's rcap!e, !it''ic +,
,uobi. We ure supposed 70 he>7ail, b"asrful
~ icss, arrogant AID unyc:upnlDus; and n''c
sason has ieen thas the hand OF this ra';cr
Ehis bc Il Southern for the last fifty vrars -
Laughter He replied. 70 them that til"
! No-ih lived peace m ira ttan aggressive 80
| are. f,r &c was he natarc 81 slavery to r"s'TI
ro ply ,icai ior:r. Evru Such 81 n,ie rs Hurry
! fr ,-s:.ani was n.Hgnl j" his rcr>aHcn--E.,
.mon TIC ether tri;g'S whi.'G Pro i.;rnr. SAB.
ntiptl him =, va l:a, C.: ii,tra:as ~ his al.
Ire&s-.l ug'.teri 10 >trle the american
! ,an.ia IA American mob.
| Il" i,f,rms them hat he hid presented the
! Unite! Siaies c. in tho character Of an Gle
chant amcng nations; w:!ieb coul crash them
cth It's G'Ot; but that They irtsn I'D. as IT, y
| r;.re s:rouc, to b. ;ncrcirul
! lie also found the ida prevalent tia: Ans :
'!r:L WAS a dangerous nation, '!y reason /
,.ch ni-an IL power ~ was Icing developed
! Then this nation wa united ard str'h on a."
! :r at hundauonst.G ceA0m, vlrire a.! incl
! s":rca. It's ircid " III be Ike an ii. pHarr'.
/ 1";:i among IN c., II t"li them ,aas Are
; nc. & d rnt want ~ me!d eIn ;1re ~ prIi.ics.
! = Tree &c cry from it, vsry nature was -
! fl l., while slave s,aia:T wns lsii rI,e !
nus view ne o. kai- ,i:cm . give their nor.
Ip30rt e. iha nati"n, Tor il wai hr:.ai:er
! I. united uni-r the auspices Of free ideas
! nr', er our,.e tsmaii ARMIES. srr.i,l! n4yiat.
I'D pteiii: relations With ell fsig borin;;
;tut-s. tAprlnn~e)
YANKEE coREEspaNpENT.
4 Mr.. Geo,gs Hart, 4 rcsp'ndentof the
Herald was lately captured i,s Mri,- a. s.
~. lie secn's surpris d at hsirg treated With
,mmon cna,tcsy, and does Major ilosby II c
o.or to say ,ha5 he cel5 l,l;se!! MT his pri on.
r. Irt ili- compaaion:
FFarQrArTzrs U" TTp SADDLE
! = Rs,1E TO / cHuns" Under MUsDr7s ; sC"ar :
nIIE PIAISs ", Nv. / !so, }
EARLY this In"rning Major M"sby, aacomra
! ,ri hv sev"rnl # l;'e mon. srdienly made
| * nr}rarn~ CO. 1T the home al MIR. Nicer
| u ok, in lie T. wnuf Auburn.
Qniety rrrcSi',g and t"taiy unconscious of
"a ger "tre iwo Of your correspondents it, tir
rur allnd To.
Uor "t them was Your hum'ie seryGn. mr.
EFF: the Others Hn,ne: nit g. his request,
q. his family sac ounr.
| Tie iirst- iItin:, OF wn received Ct the
n~c,cnre f this fnrnitaJie ard a!uos'
,v,hca, individual, the mysterious and
lii,utnns Mostly, WITS the screom o.
l.c ladies. with aTIris' us of the
ct s orally after We we're summoned to
ncn he dror. which We reluctantly uh'ycd,
md found twogcnr!crien coirte u>'y 'citfr
| rr us the contents Of two rTvO!rcfs if we did
a'r,rrrend"r To,e,iss was cut Of :'e queS-
| ion. the odds hnirg too great. as The house was
urr unded. and ,i,c only wearon in the party
5.iae small picket pistol. To cscsp
.as likewise imnrartcalle, not tn speak q
-.f insecurity f the attempt. 81 tie ny
-emairir alternative was acceptft, aud "
urrendercd.
Tie ladies Legged, inp1orsd ard cr:reac':
m our behalf: Int M",hr was unrrlenting,
nd, finding their ff'rts 81 ortirs, tho ladie::
hr:a enrd thnm with Gen. Ices 6isplearnrr
~ we acted in the ca7aci'y Of Frrrct"1s to tho
nici!p; hut al to no avail a"dwa marched
,irin triunnI.-I Moan tc NJ -sly's triumph
; N cur own horses, "r. ] should have said
! .hnse hrLrg;rg to the Herald" ten in 'nl
posse ssien. We ride atfg I'.urely. Major
| doshv opening c rversati. + which socn lie.
| .ame highly interesting. W" focn discovered
| hat the Mai was very different crsonnge
rom what he's detcrilrd
| In his address,anu demeanar DC is q rerfeci
! ,an,lamnn, and in his relations With ourselves
Fas highly cnurte ps. He is about ~ enty
,,isst c ,rsnGa prepPsssssins apI'earar CT
ndcrrtaist]y ihr retrrseafiha picture craWI
| hin, in new. papers generally: lie wears
-hea,nifrm nfa MjoT in tie regular rr!'a!
.ervice.r By pr. fss,ion hesis lawyer: and
s,rh n considerable share Of rati'e shrrwdre't
ambiuestie aceuir ed fact Ct tic professional
1t rnry.r :. -
In his increment. he displays great rnrrGy.
| md. asa, crilen"c Of his pnweps of,e' Gu
-srcc. ace ,nr."::cs lis men on al their eHp-
| i;t;rrs On thu occasion the. o'}j CT Of hs
visit 10 Auhurn was TO make = reconnaissance,
rs he frequently docs rri'r 10 tie period he
.,r.empi..tes making s.rikr. understood
hnr General Lee no. sun:lial with me infor-
nation BY NJ ,inr hi"s'y which 'rdne d him
:, make lis latr advn,r'. nnd h's meanszf !
.-ourinr Knowledge e the s,nre.nen:~ &c