Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24
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mans brigade. ins fsE: lasted until rJur
o'clock p. NJ, c!iiCily with u;usketrv, when
the eaemy were driven back to their works
'rhe American" fails to inform its read
crs that tha rc!"ubt:.hlc Hickman and his en-
tire brigade wc:: captured and sent to the
Libby.
Governor Bradford, Of Maryland, las issued
his Proclamation, calling for three regiments
i,r one hundred days service They are TO
RENDEZVOUS 1T Baltimore, for service within
the State, ard are in no case to be required to
10 duty outside the State without their CON-
sent.
Thyrlas f. Bramlctc, the so-called Gov
error of Kentucky. publishes the following
brief c,ll in The Louisville journal"
"Kontucki;.ns to The rescue want ten thou
sand SIX months troops 1T once! d. not
hesitate Come, | will lead you Let us
help n finish this war and save Our Govern
ment..'
u. ID. Townsend, y 4. c. Of the Uaitei
States, declares " ali Federal prisoners of war
and all civilians on parole prior to MAY :,
lSGl, tn. date Of the order, exchanged" lie
SAYS tho C"niciGratcs are still Indebted to
them - $40. for whr, nh- equivalents have
been received by The Federal Government.
On the Hin, Uou, snl on the 18th, 500
waunIcd were received i? Baltimore.
Andrew Sm:tEi5on wa3 arrested in Baltimore
on the l4ih charged with denouncing tie
Federal Government. and swearing tina; Gen.
Lee hal whipped the Yankees, and would do
50 again
Lord LYONS denies havinr had any cores
ponienco with the Confederate Government.
Sheridan arrived "a the James river on tho
l4,h irs;. The Baltimore american" says
10 has oocon,,;,bea ono or tho ,randcss reo.s
or,.o ,, S,.r;Ia., bo J., ,rorl, hovo
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ui tn, position ut General Butler. lie saw
"a, ,,s Ii,h,s IF the .i.v and heard tho rirr.
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Srch'rs; 'Ms'eFE"'l"h PEt'"ii''.
The following named Confederate officers
,r,. rrrortcJ in thn hands Of the enemy:
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G,"rri,. U,loncl D,vids,n Of North Carolina;
Col"'c! Iardeman, 0! Georgia: Col. ii,w:!I,
OF \ c; Colonel Fitzgerald, Of virginia; no 40
r,n, 80 G.,-,;a. Ta;,r r.rsn,, 81 Goor.,;a.
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so,;, &C. Louisiana. Major Warning. Of Loui-
Jana: Co, v.rtcvcutcr, sc Virginia: Colonel
Com ';mn Co!on"i i'nTnr' mi Virginia; M"! IT
h" ADA, ~ Ionrr;,
rlo R,I,;rorc I" ,,,o,;.onn cav. the fol-
IIo,rir, - ,,iv.p "a ihn total Ir-.cs in the YAM
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~. c, r,.. lac las. oIo,.,o LrrJ-cJ
killed, seven thousand wounded, fourteen
hundred missing. The Fifth Corps has lost
Twelve hundred killed. seven thousand five
hundred wounded. and thirteen hundred mis-
ling. The Sixth Corps has lost one thousand
killed, Fix thousand wounded, and twelve hun
dred raisSing. The total losses OF these three
corps amount 10 t~cnty-seven thousand seven
| hundred Burnsidc's losses are nearly IN the
same p-"portirn, and swell the total to about
thirty five thousand. The proportion Of slight
" wrunI,,l il extraordinarily large. Most Of
those rl:ts-cd as missing are among the
wounded
Tbc New York "Timcs" publishes the frI-
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pi.o .nr Nnu York. Stevenson of Masca.
chusetts Hayes Of Penney vania-total ,.
W"unded-BrigadIer General Iorbert' CT
Nc" jersey; Robinson; OF the regular army;
I.rt'y' oil tns same; "e'o' &C., 81 :, He " l"'h
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'" Gnn.rai, E,r,',,t on1 O,rons ,r,ro oIs,
rs,v sIirL,lv w1unJad Lutns tbcv ara sill at
thS be j Of their hrieldcs in The field, they
,annyt be considered liars du comJat.
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turr OF ono BTga1lc1 General Hickman ard