Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-07-29

Gen. Elr!y has again turned the heao VI
his c9,amn towards the enemy's country II
NJ. towards its capital. This time. while ad-
~yaae;rr unIor the favorable circumstance OF
having only q defeated army in front, no will
not Ii I'd Washington City undefend"d and open
I, lis tr,nr~: but notwithstanding this, We
la,l for important results, if he only presses
forward with vigAr and alacrity. The first
m,rch On " ,4i,ins'on forced Grant to send Oh
1t least two corps 70 tho defence Of The oari-
al. b.. "a soon ~ oar tr1nrs passed Wlnt!leR-
ter IN retreat, tho neeess.tiea of tho army be-
E,r, Pe.c,ahnc. demanded the return 1T bis
c,rns, aad it il believed that they are now III
lin before either ChaAia's, Dtewry's or Pc
tersbu-:. Washington City, therefore. is de-
feuGel only by tho remnant of Hunters thrice
r,us,! armY-and if vigorously pressed must
fall uul,ys again Grant hurries forward troops
T., its rcar.e. The 'Grcsh impulse 90 lately
h;oteI - liz thu rrass If tia enemy, teenia
ab ~. to nncn upon ChaGfis Bluff. Perhaps
G.,. E,rly's late victory on the Chassis field Of
K,rn.,own. l.ns reaessitated tins movement.
With Hunter AMI Crook defeated. and Early
pressing forward upon Wass'ingtcn' Grant
cSpcn,s. ~ threatening Gen. Leo, to arrest
the march Of Early. if not cause him to re
turn TO Richmond. Something Of this kind
mns. bo done, or troops must again be sent TO
W.shinctna. Public opinion i'll the United
St,-cs If becoming rcsltVa under urant in>
acr ION. Sie:Gng Petersburg for q time sat's-
iel tho Y,nkes public, and confident pr"
misses hy Stanton and other newspaper CORES
pnnlen,s. I'D tho public with the hope Of i'm
1ortant ard speedy results. Blu h9pe 40 long
d,r,rrct i.as growu impatient, and mnrmur4
ar. h.srl ,hn, will not permit tbs L.. General
to lie Ii. uacles-ly nonsum:oG valuable tame
AMI sacrificing to malarious levers tho last
army .; rNc enemy. Spurred on by the dam
rner r ar.nn- messiah, and harassed w the
svua,unii s :.;b',c identification, General
G",nl -. !.tm-"li c'ms"!.r! !" ''y H"'ne
=, 80. ,.n. rl,va some - re: ,%n'rtaft. e"lain"
i,:.ll. aai PIT ~ !ag- vaf', AMI All failed
,.n.o. :. 4 gay lctAs~hurg and % causs It's
cv.,r.t,uu. .t>sIii~ urrr lts limos have
;li at iI.tt ~-Tr.t 81. ii~fTu"S1SS iS'N''"b ~!
ais .run,,s L..go is.rnoi th,t II prnstrat'ns
IL - ,-!-ss ~ irb,:t of !ntfcnc!tmnnts does not
capture .hcui. :. !ea4t i. il safer than pushing
tha assault: !, Iii mNrct ngsrors proximity.
The fro in Grants ro.r il more dangerous
10 L.inncin's prospects, "E r"-e!e'ti"n than the
f,rniI ne r,y' presented IL l.,e'.Nrlny--ior
will, The lati"~ u,il defeat iHs .r,hq the for
NOR may destroy AL huNa i"i lie iaiIrh. 1he
sa,r,i e. or tn W.ll,rncsr ara h2,.s?lVaa.,
CJur: House wcr,~ iumila.e! ~ secure fe-u2Li-
~ina.ie,. hnt III ~;i,,t.1n has ye. to Le fought
CIR. Grsnta inactivity IA ACCUSING tie appre-
heaaions Of I!- master; %F:.riy's late Invasion
Of M.-ytra, aal tbs threatening condition Of
his army sire. IL" victory 81 kernsto"n, de
man. ibst s,a.e.l,ins should he speedily uc-
der..I.r 20 stve The wtninI prospects OF the
yar rar.y =. homo. tmisr such circun-
stances il i. 80 imrr"Nmtl. tia. hniore many
d,ya . sc,er. hnl,l. lm.y hr delivered 7oihe-
where a!ans Tao l.aer Of Tho array before
this ci,y and Petersburg. Cadna ""thieh'e
- dangerous =: any tiins, tut lha hnhd 81
P,5c;ls.,a that has IN often ho,,: stretched
firth in rur isia,i NJ! hot b, shortened III
. tho approaching s,Ins,iH. ia t!'a Grmy that
!,aa =, 'gai :.nt!y dci:I1cd this city, and against
such !e.:y oi!l son su:h important Veto
r;es, tho lahl;o confidence may we'll rep"se.--
Tic is-uc IF this struggle NUT be deter
!nia.l ~ ;l.o ordeal Of battle, since Mr.. Lin
cola has rercmp.oriiy refused to consider the
s%n'iar. d! pace. lnmtcw Jays change may
r,mn ore: ~. Lmcolr's dream, and he may
lie mun!. mnrs ls: lilly irtlis'l.