Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-04
From tie B0ston RePertory.
INTEREsIsNG.
Some further particulars e c0lonel Dis e s

ceratng the movements of SoA'
have heard staicmept from gen. Eaton,
now il, town, which he g>se IN a considefs'
bic circle, win no ipjuacSions OF secrecy
as follows: So.
That early last winter at the city OF
Washington, colonei l5afF opened TO nim
"a project of notwithstanding she western
coan,Yy; separating it from the union )
es,abishing monarchy there, OF ahssh
he was 20 be .he hcad organizing a force
on The Mississippi, sad extending con-
oaest to Mexico; aud proposed 70 give
HIM (Ea;on) Distinguished military COM
mao. e fsls inclgaaat at the PROPOSE
.ioa. considering 1t an insals 20 his nonos ;
but .ha1gat better TO Conceal Ills ieeiin 80
,b., - manifest his resentment: and ne
saft.ye3 Bar 10 be.ray his whole scheme
Barf had the preceding season mace ca q sou'
shssenh the wesIera country hao pfoeu'-
e.. accurste charts OF sveyv important Pc.
sieisu on the waters OF inc Misssss.pp''
andaF 9he cauatry extenoiog TO Mexico !;
{ hsc gofuoes. SC iosercoufae with sundfy H.
Haeasis: Foreigners the anaaisa seEr.so'y'
and soee,her Win scme peraons OF lnhn.
eaee 40 she Ohio and M'ssiss'ppi, aao
Eixrd On plan of oqeraiions. 6afr paso''
Cd - L. the iaiary he had suheFsa from ron
CERTAIN cbse.saSioas which DAD been hisde
or the floor oil the house os Representa-.
tiges, concerning his operations N tanlea'
and from yhe delays OF government IN aa-
iustiag ais claims for expenditures On TIC
coast Here was al opportunity TO shs
Genoify himself, a separation Oh the u
MON woa!d eventually take rlacs---and shas
roanav hecsuss independent ot she AS
Ian &c STATES. It was right they inhe'1t.
cd from coas,ilu,inn-~aud nature had 81
iusted them peculiarly FOR the en]oymeai
OF it. The present moment savorea me
measure. There was no energy IN inc
government 10 be dgszdsd-and the OWL
sioss OF political opinions throughout the
couasty yas circumstance Of when ne
shouii profit. There were very msny Gu
terpr,sng men aa,oog as, who asp'Fed %
something beyoad the dull pursaifs OF .civ'i
life, aad who would volunteer in thts pro.
lecs And The vast territory winch oHSteS
TO a5vensurers, and the mines OF Mexico
would taing s,reng h TO hrs standard from
ali quarters. He did GOT aotbs but shat
inducements might be offered 20 she army
90 embark with nm, Double pay and dou.
bic ra,ions = prospect OF qInndef snd TIE
ambition Of atchiesmeat wosd 40 macn
w,lh qssxisoo soldiers. e. satisfied him,
SELF that Burr 81 as yesolase III the PROJECT,
ana put aia.aelE On e1pedsens 10 defeat hlS
views withons exposing fscis. sie aeeofos
irgiY waited on The president, snd aass'
the sseedona 10 gleasion Mr.. burr as
suitable pessoa 20 eondact Gus negotiations
AZ E.aadon or Madrid. The president
seemed 10 express an apprehension that the
conGdsnce was 100 high. &. thought that
Earr, 4aca put on his honora would act
with hdeiisy; his capacity was unqoestson'
sb,e and sigul6ed shss II he remained IN
,Ais caanssg lac would become dangerous,
'E'hz president did uos understand this III
ssussaison. E.. expressed himself piainly
sfla& lf 8. were not dspoaed Of. we Should,
ssishin sjgh,eeo months have al insursec-
s;en sf zos revelation on the waters OF
shs Mississippi. The president said he
had soc snasa cen6dsaee IN she infora,a
tioa, integrity add astachmentto the un;on
Of the people of that counsTy, 60 admis az
asysrsheasiea of the kind" No further
eoassssarisa was had here on the subject
Eute E. seok leave. waited on two or ,hree
xensaessssl OF congress, and detailed the
uaose gian of Burr. They nil agreed that
ts< tfssifsaazg 6ssrysed hanging but thsughs
she rsssaecs sos rhimesicai, and Bnrr's cir.
cGaasssneea soe desperate 80 gsre It ahs me-
rfs GS ss,soa consideration. L. said DOR
aesrss qs, sgssse of she affair till he was &C.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Enrrss movements
ga he Chic. when nc spoke publicly o'
ssss facts.