Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-13
LiT&si FROM THE United STATES.
Tie Baltimore Gazette" of the 10Th inst.
has been received. We suljoin a summary
of The news:
PROM TENNESSEE.

has been received. We suljoin a suramary
Of The news:
PROM TENNESSEE.
A despatch from Gen. Rosecrans' lead
quarters, dated 6th instant. saws thar 10 ,n,
was injured hy the rebel batteries on the rre-
vi"uS Gay, aid the mcu continued their work
"a usual.
y i"!rgraptic despatch, dated NASHVILLE,
S'h ms'alf, says: "lsumots prevail TINT the
rebel cavalry have captured ard entirely de-
str".ed Si.rEhyvjilc. Tenn, taking the forces
there pF'sOLars."
The 'h'"Sc Chattanooga nlyices saw nil is
4"i"t, 'ni The " Il no appearance of IN attack.
Vie Nashville correspondent of The phila-
d'irhIa "irqn'rer' says that burnside, with
w" CORPS. holds a position the value Of which
IL taCI!g Known yet. When the rncmy il
thrown iacS upon tho Virginia and Fast Ten
nrsscc Railroad, he will be ready to finish
Con. R4.ec.ans' work. Gen. Mcpherson il
advancing from the est by one route, while
General Sherman, with the thirteenth army
corps, IS inoring up by Is shorter and better
one.
: Two c"rrs. under Howard ard S,ocum, are
moving rl.h: up the -%c GuGtry, under d.
fec'iom If Gen. Joseph Hooker.
a movement has been made which will en-
sure our possr-sion IF tho railroad to Rich
m1nd, east of Knoxville, so rs to prevent any
possible flank attack of the rebels upon Gen.
Burnside, or II rc"arture Of Cumberland CAP.
TIE Nashville Pr S." Of the 7th, saws thnt
Wheeler crossed III, river ut Washington last
Thursday morning, thirteen miles above
Chattanooga, ard passed down tho Seauat-
chez Valley The rebels captured 50 wagons
IT rneui cTr trims At the fnnt Of the msu,-
tains. hear iuders"n's u Rulis, burning d
number Of them, and killing about 800 horses
and mules. The train was loaded with AM
munition, clothing and ~ratiuns. Furtyof the
wa cons we're c%arryin. m"srsa! stores. About
ii''v suffers teams were also lost.
Ga Saturday afternoon the relel cavalry
attacked ,McM!nnyI!lc. CAPTURING the town and
g%arr,,on, con>i. is. %. the +th Tennessee in
tln:rv. The rebels burned n train Of cars, ,
IN! dc'trn2el the railroaI nHI telegraph.
Observation-Disclosures nF PEACE PROPOSITIONS
! a special Washington dispatch 10 the New
York "llrraid" says:
'Notwitlis.a"d the denial Of Was 1 ,cton news.
piprrs. whose managers assume To know every.
thing, but really kT"w nothing, it is a fact that
tor Two months past the question Ct q settlement
of the impending ,'iiiicultirs between tho North.
ern AM Ssnihsrn States, without further blood
shed, has been un!er COnsid ration both in
Washington anI Richmond.
The act!Ua tins lar hardly authorizes the
statement that peace Propositions are being
considered. Inc negotiations have not vet
reached any d,.iuite propositions. For tho
present yOur correspondent is under m cbl;-
alton al secrecy anon the subject, which
isar, in u few day.. lie removed. when it will
br shown that tie government has either &C.
ceHtel or rejected n plan proposed to try to
criny thc war IL II speedy and bl,0dless con-
cluaiun wi,huu: a-hpncr to tie North or hu-
initiation 10 the South"
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 considerable force of rebels from Mar.
maduke's command, under Col. Shelby. have
entered Southwest Missouri, from Arkansas,
for IL raid.
The draft in New Jersey will be COM
mrnced on the 25th.
Nothing important from the Army of the
Potomac.
The gold market, in New York, Weines-
day, opened at IL lever figure than il closed
the day before, reports having been current
that the Government would break down the
market prices. On Thursday, the highest
rate was l4ji. The Tribune" says that gold
was sold freely upon the street in tho morning
III l46tl+G4 upon fresh runners of peace pro-
Positions it"lh TIE rebel States. The quota
'i"a at the F.r,c !? nrl, FRIDAY, was l47; Mt
S'r"rd EoHrJ, li"i. Virginia sizes 50, n.
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