Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-21
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CORRESPONDENCE OF TEE RICHMOND rSQuI!its

CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE RICHMOND FSQuI!irF
FRANKLIN, April Is, leG"
have Just reached this place from cur
lines in from. Of Suffolk. But i.tlehrlrg vas
heard cu Yesterday. except sn nrcssianal 70
pgrt of he riho Of All !. yaDced Picket, or 3
stray shsll now and thca f;o,R :hs tt::iaJ's
batteries. Tina b5isslcs Of Gmeraia jenkins
And Joe Davis occupy p1;iii"n III IN, cen
TIE, st point whe:s tina SoatA oasy rc"d
cross.s the railroad ttack-ihe Skirntisot1s
being in full view Of tito town sud Yankee
k.its,ies. learn tbs: Ger. Hood add Gen.
Pickett srs slnHIy p;ls.,as .ot"a;u tho 'e't
AMI ,lstt wings Fl u "sr:v The artl'iffy
81 Ger. He'd .s.:. i.:..t 2ulte an animated Al
fal. With .::loe Of III, creny's guEhosts IN
the NanscG, end rfv-r, whci: rr:.u'tsd in the
iniuIing Of s!i three n.re ur less. One vas
to ken from the cor tl,:', WiLn,n halt an hour
after the fixing commenced, badly injured
Lsrr'd battery, frGur Geotg a, i'll tina ergugs-
u.ent lad ono 20-peuud PAr:elt gun Inc.
what iamsgsd, and smother III seriously 81.
frcted By III uwn tire that It was taken from
the field. Both guns bsve been se1t 20 Rich
mond for reps,;a. Lans's battery bad two
men killed.
The poopla III: choht The country were
glad ~ we:cUne tho return Of Uur army.
Bu, f.m Of the citizeas have sustained inJn-
ries from tho Yankees. Their prese Ice, how
ever has been source OF great Inconvenience
to tho;,a who refused to accept parole and
to trad. with them. Their oyertures have
almost inyarisblg Lean tIea:ed with scprn and
contempt by The ciizznr.
Considering Tie great amount of'emmuNi-
ton which the enemy has expended upon III,
tho numbar rf our casualties has been s,aal.
Seventy Ava killed and wnunded will, per
.haps, cover our entire loss. Whist tbs enc
my's ja, of coutss We do not know. II cor.
talnly must ba .reatnr thAh onrt. ManV have
besri CARRIED eff III font OF us Oh litteis.
Every advance OF tho eremy has been met
an, rspulsed. Now aud urn body of cav
slry make dnhh at "cr lie , bat they sis
mva i4blY uriY.n back with lGs:. isrgs
bod, OF their infantry hsvs bean seen 10
mai ia Out Of Town BID il h attack ua, hut
they lake s:sat rase net [" approach within
raugs. We a:c III Possession OF their s'gnsl
station, frcm which point All excellent view
of tic town ind their f0rrticsiionB mar DO
hai. 1t is platform placed upon the top Of
y pii.s lres, shuut AZ feet his h,whlrb is gained
hy Ladder. The VieW is obtained By great
personal rlsk ard danger, being only about
five hund ed yards fran their hres5tworEs
Taer invariably frs shell. shot ono aall
whenever they d.coVer any ono gciDg up The
ladder. The whole line Of their works WAS
skeLchsd from the platform by 1t. Ooloel
Wiley, Of the 5:h :. y. V
A lady by tho name Of Smith WAS killed
by the explosion of q shell trad by tho enc
Hin ~ ,uh i,,b
stood Immediately bstwctn cur lines and
there, without giving notice 70 ih1 dwsllers
10 remove. Several fam'i!:s had everything
d=stroye cd, barely escaping WITH thor lives.
No one knows tie plans and j=ct Of
Gen. L1ngstreot In This movetlent Htoa Slf-
ltik. WhetEer tie p!s.e isto be assaulted,
or urbieged, or hetner any uesrer approach
to II will bs INSIDE. are quest'ors yet to he
decided.
Below you will tini a list Of cur killed snd
wounded, ffUln Saturday sf eruoun until the
present, SO far as ! cou d a-ca. :ain .heir
names upon ;ha field and trcln DR.. u. &.
Coleman. Surgeon il charge CT hospital at
hi. pscs. l: m not qui!s rnup'C.e, ns
Ieatu there Ale a :ex mnie casusl.r;: ~ Con.
A LII eteD va brigade. which have not yet b''en
Sent up. Ttsir wounds sre Sight. Also, q
few III Gen. Law \ brigade. ln0,ily Ai.hsini-
1ns This ficmuer oIn:.rd vii n,.i coach If
teen, re;nAps.
KlLLED-L'ap,. Iu,ner, 5lu TeXas: Charles
10, oud Co T. 53d W v .ll,am Picksrsil,
T., z, 81! Va; ---- Harris, 5ih :. G.;
Corpora! j. R. ',nsw, Lanes (ia) Battery:
u. Ou:p=rucr, l.sEt's (G.l H,ttnry; --
Ustk, Lafayette A,.Iiosy.
al
! Il, 60 D, wrun;.oi in back Miles RidditA,
| On |, in the he.d; " Blsby, O. +, in tho
! head.
Wounded iltsnsh Virsmia.-ci W Man
nMg, % 4. leg omouta et.
Wcuned- Seventeenth fT,inIa.--tfiies
Cook, " b, III M gin Leu; kay, &" Il, III
arm . Huffman, 90 X. in high; Th"Ioas
L.ntaIy, Dc +, hlf; 3 " P"t'Y -" Z; 'hNs
! u Slppfe, @" F. in H.,
W,urded-rrcrtg iata Virginia. jacob
N,F, ~ =. =. t.@sr., 20 3; J Radcliffe, 20
B=t.y uuu4ha, Nc E; I y No;tcn. % Ii
D.Wi :in:ton: y" X.
Wruitet-lLi.,le,h Iisinja.-J. 7. Lin
merck. 10 |, III thigh.
Wcuudsd- - rhi:tj sight Eirginia.-H II
GiHa|n, q, b. In leg
Wounded Fifty -Tlut Virgin, Captain
J Timbs'iakc, IN psl'is, supposed 10 be
! mortal; " u Steel, DO Il, ia ttrus; L u Han
vsr, 10 a, in neck; Rcsme, Go y, 10 isg;
Up Walker, O. |, in LEAD; Lieut. Bal6artz,
70 I, 10 arm; T. b, Rdshs n: ga !, III l"gi u
VI S,rber c. T, ia hand sni lhl.L y
bradley, 90 /, ia iac.; " IeDpl-, 70 y, in
lungs; a 'jI,de, Uo y, in ley; J Bradshaw,
Co Z, in Enss; d Q9aiiss, 40 Ii, in thigh;
J u Hail. % II, lower jaw snd longus: q.
UnnnaI,y, % y, III am; II L Pedawsy. 70
y, in am.
Wounded. L. Fii;y Fifth North CTo!ina =;
Blany 3cntt, g., \, srm aIupd,s.eh.
Wound od-S oYsnlh Georgis--Sefet q Z
ParscDs. Uo u, in the srm; Dsyid MdrEsn, ca
3, in ankle.
Wouutci-- ilinlL Georgia. PsrFihh, Go
/, confused wound; L b Hut, Co /, In hsnj;
+ r C0nnslly, Co u, in thigh.
WouEd.d-eightA Georgia { fGurg:
% X.
Wount,e1 -EtevsLth GeorglaJ u Nal
cen, 10 u, right srn ampulateI.
Wounded Eleventh Mi5siss!ppl-W 7
EthIidsa 90 A in leg; L S Saith. W A. chic
SHOT of; :! S.svrns, % E, in head.
Wounded. - Forty s,c1nd Mi:ssslppl-L
Rohblns, l'o f. in ieE.
WoundpJ. Forty fourth Alabama-J "
Nicholas Co E i'll tbisb.
Wounded. - Forty eighth i-labams -
Greenwsy, 10 Il. in leg.
Wouniad. Fifth SOUTH CsroIina-Frnnk
Ross, III .b'Eh.
Wounded. = Hampton Lssion--W Walk
er, Washington Ligh! Infantry, in arm.
Most OF ,ha wouuded nave been sent to
Petersburg. Rut f=w are dang ,rousIy wound
ed. The mon composing The army Of Ger.
Lonestrest wars mover in finer order. The
utmost spirit end determination prevails, ard
under the control aud leadership OF such
Gensrals as Lenestrest, Hood, Pickett, French,
Jenkins, Davis and others, they will acc m
plish much. [ have never seen onr men
svince greater desire to fight The Fsndsls
than no y, aud il they will only Venture from
behind THAR strGnEhnlua, another victory ia