Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-14
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The p,t:rabu-: "Exr:2ss" "C Saturday
furnishes several i,nr:s Of i,.tt!ast ir c9n:'2.-
ton with Tho l&:e a.tcmrt q tho Yarkco
General K!u.z % capture that city. 1ho
"E=pr:ss' says:
l. il nas vel! ascar:.;na; t!i:t ic w.s
greatly alarmed up2r the e.; pearaHce cf {.
portion cf Su-di4;n,'s Battery npoN his LETT,
when rctrcating, and that what ut first wa
conducted with good ordr: SON became y
general stampede. itis stated by persons r..
siding il the comfy, ta.s !!.ny GGa,:civci t:.r
idea that Gen. Ha?ureEa:d WAS advancing in
that direction with q. ynrv large fr"rH i?l
fears Of caTturn HCd slaughter iiicr. ti";r
mirdi 70 the c&c!EsiOr of cTcfY n.her Il onrh5.
4 their retreat 70 .carh Bt3aj ray "r Pu!;f 81
Rmk9--t:'cir rendezvous on Ito a pp0rnat.o&
they made dctour OF u; l:a>; - C. -
mi!cH wien, bu: f0r their i2ara, "a ds .:nc, o.
eight or tca miles would haya lien 81. .r!i;.
ciait. Ticy arrived ~: Broadway au.u: :
o':lu:k y la, when they &; pred T. !..d and
rest. They carried ,if four nn.bulancts =!
wounded, and buried many rt .hciT dead in
tho woo!s 4 lady in Prince q Ganrro, az wcBu
huwic they halted briefly for watsr. says they
estimated their total casualties =: about $50,
and tnat Gen. krutz was Greatly riag-iaeda So
the iae:; that SD many Of his woll-iis,;rlnci
troops shculi have bccn killed .nna wui,..Gei
by Is p:;racI OF ID militia" - .,s" his axn
p-,,:.,;p language.
Tne' e'Rcr. ~. Hall. cr &c Is asGin-ton .ic.s
Os;cnI.g B,;:a,icn oc kt'i:!rTy, who was a'!-
unuuccd yesterday n :'in''',s the GAv.H!:c!,
msdc his ehcaTo - ,,...k I'D .ar!,HL Peters.
burg ~ 1T: l:u: lnr's,,ay "i.;t ~.
Hall .drght IL I!,..rv:a,t ",,u k;nza PFC
vest Nhrs'al, ami Ir2,Js.o,! ;i,4t hc "aa ::
,Diaister Ct the Gusfoi, ::i!, :. Ho1c1p 1p'3atani
only, hc shoEa no: DO I'D ~ i prisoner t.
war. r:I" rco'Dat aerGc6 with h;u1. tu-
stated that ne had E.os ic authority % 90 so
;,ud MIS-; Turn aim and LA case ogar III ticn
Butter. Mr. i Il ha,i a:.I,i :; Eut!tl':. :::,-
der ;:rTc;ag H1@n re ,'.;e,i IL lis o.v" 'el 7ci
GrHsceal Cny, :..l a::.3a up his IA: d y; cncc
th., i;c ...i,ld net 90 beia:o .io ba..at. r il
was pgs:j!c to avoiI it. .:;rizing TIC fi.s. H..
vorablc opportunity, hc r:.fc MS Wy iT.c cur
lines.
M.. IIall states thai :hc cacn'y captured
about 80 lrisorers-nearly o. quite Ill Of
whom are members of the mjiitii. lcrcc, nrd
residents oil This town. lie rcco!iac.s tic io!,
lowing only:
A. N. Kelley, Esq, member of tho Virginia
Legislature, ftcm this city.
Rev. John A. Jefferson, J. II. Lahmeyer,
John McIiwa;ne, and John E. Smith, all Of
Petersburg
Thos D. Dadvidson, of tho Davidson Female
College.
WINS. T. Davis, Of tho Southern Female Col
lcge.
Jas. Korr. who is slightly wounded in the
side.
John Davidson, leather merchant.
Capt. j. E. Wolf, Of this city.
Peyton Alfriend, saddle and harness manu-
faaturer.
John e. Stevens, City Chamberlain.
VIM. Y. McCandlish, who ia slightly wound
ed.
Richard McCandlish.
Timothy Rives, Esq, of Prince George.
Thos. Ii. Daniel, do do.
MIR. Chalkley, of the firm of Cooke 4 Chalk
ley.
The following are missing and supposed to
have been captured:
E. a. Brodnax, Mr.. Kinsman and Joseph
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