Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-28
FROM FREUERiCHSBEhG.
SPECIAL coaREsP )NnrHce CT "Hg EnuUGafi
FarDERICKsBugG, 4 April 2G, 1863.

SPECIAL coaREsP )NnEHCE CT "Ag EnQUInfE
FaEDERIcKsBuEG, April HG, 1863.
The crossing a. Port Royal, ct which you
wore app:ized ia ~ Telegram Of ,to 9th,
turns nat to hasa baen hmi!ed to orotnadrcd
mon, whn, t,un 10 Iankc co ins icciH and i'Ieas
Of doing 'aolnol!,i:g clever" came oyer to
break up tho fisheries near thst p,in., 10
deprc'la:u upon private ptaperty, and t,
"skC dadlle 1t SO Soon Al tho m 80 in arms
who arc hero to punish thar insnlencr, heard
Ct ther viilainy aud were preparing to mect
them.
Their "gra:tl scki .ycInsnts" can bp recapi-
tulstcd in the stealing of five private agona
anu sUme IT, eaty horses, and >. fow like scLs
oi rely theft, n the a!,uoEt deserted viiisgo
of PORT Ros ul. The iiiho.i;s E,r tbs limo ma y
be hroken up, but we hope cur boys will yet
have chance OF meoiinL ,ac2r fish stealing"
scCundrels
Tie ;lch nrd forti'o C.ion OF thu North
e.n Neck ia autf ring all tho mis.,i.a tha: can
result f.t III Yankee GuinlraIOn and dsp, Ella
tiuns. Thst beautiful ami pro !uctiyr reg,rn
might possibly hsvo been spared, had not the
attention Of these thieves husa specially
drawn TO its copious surpl,ss by rspeIred al
]nsioEs in journals, WHO'S fidelity 10 the
cause may not, perhaps, bo qnestiDnsd, but
whoys de,ire to write as often Iesds thtm 10
say sid do things p1tjudicial to the cause, as
they arc found uischarging the 1u.Irs I'll
G2htened .uIns lis.u. The people Of thi,
se".'nu aie unw *ufl. ,ing all the lis wht b q
biu.sl and ccasrdIy fe Gail inf1'ct rpAn
ik-,n. Tsey sss not only dsspoIlsd Of ,hrir
p;hp.ity bel. re th7.r own eyes, and their
pons ie c,rrltd ii /" pIi.rns aEd Dungeons,
hu. the ready i"n!s VI The vulnerable !; .sI.t
in oid@r - C u qnr-, un ! 81 tic .snd uf gene 81
star g~!ion, now th.t tirii Gihnt en- r.,!f
have fA!!ei item, nave .ot 10 work srd arr
syS!emAlically dssrry'ns oil tho inpemcn:H
Of husbhnd'y sni carrying away. w!iog Gr
uaWIlIng, frOm tacir pilgss tf comfort AID
cnntentmehi, tho !sw slaves that hnva 10
m.inad.
rt5ss fats sre attssted BY incont-overtible
tesL.m ,py, and Will "light down" that bar
ballsn inca in oisgsac, 70 tho latest poster
ity." Lnlnln has aptly chosen these words
Among the citlz.rs recently arrested, ]
hear the names Of Col. E. r. Taylor, w. R.
mS5On, OuBs NaN1D, lJr. .. LuVo, anu DT w.
II. Stuart, OF Kihg George, and cthsrs. Thus
IL iiuoker moving" aud lighting Joe"
will fnd il sn easier las. to insult the unre-
ais!ing women, aud csp.ure tho nor E-combat-
sut men than tU attempt the psslsgs of IL.
RsppshaRnock md the "fofraid' II Rich
mohd. But let h,m alone, he is making up
the history Of tEs Wa d r"lnpM'ug the
measure Of Ysnkes intamy. Heaven is being
Knocked, and lho rights and usages Ct civilized
warfare dlsregsrded yet, let him not thlrk
that E just Heaven will be less msrclful to
him sud his army than it has been to item
thst have precede,. Sooner or ia:er, he will
Do defeated aid disgraced, and the army Ct
the Potomac Will 60 reelng and staggering
back TO the fortitcst nua Then msy Lincolu
tremhie, for an outraged North will "dare
her rights nsiltdin,' and VINO can say that
the man who has g: ected tie guillouhe
must not be tho hist to per sh by
it. Before the anniversary of A Anuutan', Lin
coin will be apt TO sing = dff,nnt luue lr.'tu
Jim alorg Josey;" and Seward. We uu.f
will begin TO suspect that his niosty day no,-
il about "plsy.d out" Meantime let tho
peace party 3: the North DO Strengthened by
bullhis hurled at tha rarcaSes oi .hn J-r
Republicans IN ,hs fed. Every snlGior
killed in battle will DO an argument for
peScs: for tho only eace that We sIe ever to
enjoy muat Zen conquered peace. The mar
who doubts THU ia either fool or blind to
the teachings Gf the hour. y.