Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06
LATEST FRoI The UNITED STATES.
We are in possession Of Northern dates of
Friday last, the 30Eh1lt. We annex the FOL-
1nwtnr summary ne the ne,ys.

We are in possession Of Northern dates of
Friday last, the 3otkdlt. We annex the FOL-
| loving summary fthe news:
FROM MEADE's ARMY.
| Tic only news from Gen. MIeade's army is,
| tha. the work on the repairs of the Orange
and Alexandria railroad is going on br;sky
under the protection Of Il strong free. The
rebels made demonstration the day before
ycs:cr lag against the Sixth Army corps and
drove in their pickets, but proceeded no far.
| ther.
| RuMoRED RIOT IN RICHMOND.
There was a rumor in the city yesterday
that the people Of Richmond bad risen in in-
surrcction against the authorities, released the
Union prisoners seized the arscnals, and held
the rebel capital in their control. These ru-
mors havsnct up to this, time received any
spasi fsfrma ie;s b butThe desperate ccndi-
! ton of want and priTatiohsto which tho cti-
Zens have been reduced might warrant the
truth Of solae disturbance at almost any mo-
| ment.
| FROM CHATTANOOGA.
There arc some lively movements going on
in the vicinity Of Chattanooga. The, enemy
have been driTcn from the ridge of NOUS
tains on the south side of shc Tennessee river
! By :. force of the Eleventh Ohio under Col.
Stanley, who crossed in pontoon beats. which
he iioatcd down the stream u Browns ferry.
The enemy was thus hnnked, ard their with.
dra"al from Lockout Mountain rendered a.
most Indispensable
The communication between Chattanooga
and Bridgeport will now be opened iu!.ac
Iiately.
- FROM CuAELEsToH.
The batteries oc General C:innro on Nor
ris IsIand-Grcg-and Wacner-torctlcr with
two Monitors, openei fire On Forts Sumter
,.nu ?na',son u, io"l'E at %ei'rN *, IN 'Me
ter;rs ;h-cw i, ,tat TINA one j.m,,raJ .b",s
and the Monitors ono l,npdrci and sixty. The
rcDc's responded IRON Fort Hlouitrie.
THE uER.LD on THE SOUTHERN NEWS.
| In T.; "sitro,;onu .rt;,,n cr th.. oO,b r1-
the "iIcroldu saws.
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IS 'ef! F"'!y "nheeaie", ana LORD husScLl
e"ircS ~ i'F 2 'aiF snare 81 TItupe-atiEn;
| 'e"' laws aFr.yeG III -h""lie on saturday
! Ia*'; t"'' feS'c"cl lne troops mere. IL Is &C.
nieo ny the haG"n' Georgia, Telegraph, tnat
ME- H. L. HtoFhehs mas g0nc'o EnSiand, but
asSe1Ls l7at nc IS SUI III hi1 residence IN
oraW'oros'iie, Where nc mas been ior many
! mnntnS past
oar rcorrs'p',iiuen:iron? Ae" orleans reTeais
u,!o"s "ti4 ''i.tiGSin plans OIL the rcnei5 IN
lsa' GI.eh "iii nc oA'ie Illustrated Ill TIE
map WHICH accompanies MS Ai7'oFy.
! ADDITIONAL FROM xE,pE's ARMY
! nindcnt of Tho pb;,o5o,,l;, n1,
:, '''"
q"i'et, "fi"is ii'''' 9iEO'e army unuer
date OF the 29tb, says:
| Our astute enemy seems restiYc and uneasy
in front, and especially on our right. Cen.
! Lee is evidently very anxious to kccp our army
! DacN; ana maEes the best show OF tho lew
l'.e" ~ hils no" uhaer HIS command tha' IS
PfIr'',ip.t; mN nIai -,
"" M1lliaJ ne mace q oola push forward
| ~ fec"hro'''"' MS spies havifS informed h:m
.l'I' cur nrMy w,.s mr adTaacinS from warren
ION IN lNTce; lhls haa 10 cease Immediately,
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d,tions who connnt chow nroor ~ --,rr1or or-
listmcr: into soros acncrsilv rcco,riz@J a-mv
organization.
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! A "'A inA iHo'i'
o"c oi ,iie Inquirer Specials at the 'front.'
; Irp"tS ''o la'i!maa coii!9Ieted % eatlctts s
,,ont ~, ",ir ~ te"uJ 'ot 'i"n9 u 'na'
! P'rm, Tho ~ Tro.;or ort.".
T,rI Ind;ann coroirr C,:hroi %Inn,n:yr ~ nv ~
-.;,i,;, s:oLt of .ba p1,raInrnoal. .-", y;
covorn1 d>,;s;nn nf ~r,'cIs on ,',;s s;do ord
oo-,ns y, s;aht on tho otbo- s;an Th;, "a.- ns
taIiisbes tl,e fnct That thc nnc,oy was Ill, !,
fnrce about Rannabanncck station ''' 40
The .encaaemcnt Of BnIor3;. co-,lrv a.,
Monday, near Bealcton. with the rehsls was
oacasioneI by the cnc,v throwinp f6rword an an
infantry force to nrotect tba;r wocons wb;lo
hauling avay railroad iron towards the r;vn-
! In this fight with the rebels lieutenant and
two privates were captured, who reported that
Lee intends making stand On the Rappa>
hammock river. lie says one OF their best en-
| giuecrs was experimenting the construction
of Notifications, and large number Of men
were engaged on the work. Tie rebels hare
chosen their ground, and seem determined to
dispute our ADVANCE.