Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-21
4i!lkmon0 En2ulrlt:
N0ND4Y MORNING, ArRlL 20, 1868.
FkOH NOR. ok.

FKOH NOR. Ok.
i gea,lcmau who left Norfolk on Tu,sis.
,si, =, j reached peterablrs on Friday sfte7-
,a"r, !hf"Tms tho Petersburg Express" thst
,n.I s's.t constcTnatipn prev ile1 amorg The
..s.a he oath Of slletiaraa 10 the Linccla
iavsinu:snt- Tie rumot ed approach OF Ger.
loass,:et st tbs head of IS 900 rctols, hsd
c.aseI th.m to pack up in manT in-tsuces,
N aci themselves in resiiaess TO !tsve At
"a; n ,insi,'. Tho heavy firing hesrI il The
direction OF Suffolk, on Tucsdly, lad a.ded
:r.a,y 10 the general alarm.
ra, ir'c- u.ant of tho "Exuress" States tdat
tbsra i; 10 doubt about the occupation Cf
ps:,ioaS Nansemoud riv-c hl hns:!e fArcss
:, ss Yankee s.eaHcrS which enia"cd that
>:rc IL 1ntiog Sunday, Ietur"-t il few hours
:sc;e i,er having Is led to reach Slifnjk.
s;ss quantity of hay, w.;:h hsd been
sat ii. 10 Sltfvlk for the purpose o! protect
=; Isrkss troops sgtiust tbs C,rf.dcrcts
Sc, was burned to keep it from falling mo
sur l,rd. All the houses on the suburba
ofSlf,;k h,vs been burned, to give unob-
strcctei Passage TO the balls Of the Yankee
canon.
,sn. Reyes hsd CAUSED tbs following order
10 .. printed and freely circulated in Aor-
Olk snj Portsmouth:
HFIpquAHrERs DEPT. OF VIEGrHIl,t
Norfolk, Va, April II, 'G2
The f-oEir.i.y of the Confederate forces
r.ri::s it proper, by virtue Of the military
,rI rsys! an,h ,:ity o! the Unitod States, l."
svs Ihs fc!Iowing netics:
al Ioie:su consuls. ana their families, Ill
women sol children, and all other psrsnns
~ in tie service Of tha United Stat S, who
i',i:r G.f::y To tho c.piiic: # war, arc mott
-. .kas 90 the sppsoach OF the ensmy 10 sny
.s-r nr v,l'sge within this department, aud
.nsrsnEe ri the Union guns such tor I iii VII
.:e viii be ti:ed OIL, w!tScus. further a0rsii
r:.!icn. h. ID. hEfts:
MsjaE General Commanding
Depsrti ent Of Virginia.
TIE following resolutions bave been adopt
d hy :as Union Asse cis;ion Of Eorfalk
.ksaelqej, Thai this Association hasrtily
sTBpatSizs with the ADMINISTRATION and toe
Gjvsrnd1ert Of the United States ia liz Ell ,rts
lac'osh the present uuhel5 and disbolic,I re-
as!iion-a rsbsllicn which originated in the
o:smpered and insane ambition Of military
and pnlItca! chic fans in tho Snuih, who
were resolved 10 rule ur Iuin-- and wbr. ind
ing tbs sceptre ab4u: to depart from thei1
h,Eds, Determined tu bave ii .ts;;rod tN their
,r'sp, Or - YER u helm .h..haeiv-s and their
c9dotry in Csc c:1u Inyh rir.k L.
Rss !7ed Tli4: whist We deem ii wholly
Unnecessary aot ,mr9iit.c. ior true UHiun
.rau /, IA Sca?:;-y critics., very &C. that
'1s =" -. :.i +! Gnr trGS'y ant faithful
cai~f D.s;alra'e in the Hsrcleau efforts
.hch 10 "a comr.''"i to em -iny in order to
::p2's>s the sit.n!iA rebellion which spreads
'o';?w snd deso|as:on over tho borders of
- 9rc" ..73py S;sre, y@t We all agree IN the
iIs:: ari unYielding /. solve 10 ssani by snd
support wi:h might and main III: pltrio'ic
if"':.-E Lmcoln in eye:y p.,iay sn,l in all
.Ga 'slsu - wi,'ch he has hitherto adopted
.i'lnn restoration of the government, apd
." saIrs;,,:a # Cur glorious upioh, and that
':s,:i al rther qnes;i3ns but as dust II
!is i"anc-, wnen C impaired to the lGtes-
u and p.rprtoi;y Of those Rspaallcau in
T;H,i'5S ~ n:ch He:e g.jne;! by the toll snd
:'?Heh!ei iy the blood nf our a1cnRtnrs, aid
Which -@e" hsnhvd down b. Washington
I'D hi; "omratri9is as the dol:eat legacy
Shl:h "nu1 bs bequesihed "a heir ros-
;.ritT.
Resni;asi, Tia; a copy { {. these proceedings
.e'rsi Su;itcl 10 the Presiden! Of the United
'.s,sa
President Lewis ". Web.
We Prosiiacts-p. Div o1,h, WIN. Il.
H'on:e P. u. WGireharst, Vim. Petnt
>.c,:tery W. W. Wing.
Tisasurer-- Vim. K. Jones.
Sanding C,mnit,:e-p. II. Whiteinrst,
Tn. II. Books. Peter D.iwortn. Wm. Petit,
"iD. T. Jonss, S. u. Campbell, G:c. 2. Knsl-
", II .r.', Creekman, Geo. c lnninghnm, Jo-
sph II. Hall, WIN. +. Bail, Reuben Watson,
tlech Oapps, A. S. Mclean, Samuel Pattex-
@n.J H. Borum, r P. L1vott, Tnor. Cream
Il, J-n.s " allen, w. W. Wing, Thoma7 P.
v'OSe |. Augustus Browuley, John 4. Dan
SIS, Geo. Ws;itz Oven hnIhoilsnd Samuel
I:",;. Win &. Weber, Il. V. Cnsa', HenIy
4. b'Sd,n, Geo 4. Barron.
Ae lr,.tors If Norfolk Lsve declared that
@tompnlsd to leave tn, city, they will taxa
-, Of ine III nst prominent eecessionisss with
'a.n 10 b: h.id US hostages for the good
'-A't' vi 'u1 i0'''tiSo - " hieuuo w VI a's
Gs
llr,rauARrE.s MILITARY Cows
Norfolk, Va, March 80, CO
vsors.-Al! fire arms in tho pos es;ion Of
S',:ns " i'll hs delivered at once to ihs Pro.
VT Mcrsrel, who will receipt for the same
oihs owner.
'bI order 4: Brig. Gen. E. L. Visls.
j. II. LBsN.r,
Asst. Adj't. General.
From suFFoLE-CHreEiNG TlDiNGs.
'At Nirthefn sccounts, pvrticns OF which
':r4tt 81 H. lay, ga that Confederate forces
s;'e .spproscting Suffolk last Monday by
,:'e'N rosds bot .h.t they we're not then
.,ntuAd'd, end aLo that they bad received
"'csneEta Dol. X m,.li'a Z SLAVES beng
..i ih- New comsrS.
lac last night from Il p;rfe1,ly
-''a, that tur gallsni .ivops cap
-'"'cay two Yankee t'anJpofis and
rr'ie"heIS. below Sut':ik.
Sacs Intelligence came direct from Ivor
,'h'o -, tsis Norfolk and pst.rahu:g rail-
~ "hs'e d courier lad just arrived wish
!a.n 'h's srIny nns- Sitf,lk. Wo shall no
-, n''f mole shout Ii 10 dsy. 1t il q good
:s*'Ik -P.tersbv-r Hrprsrs Il Isl.
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