The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30
NASHVILLE, June 9.
INDIAN NEWS.

NASHVILLE, June 9.
INDIAN NEWS.
Gen. Johnston and his men have return
ed home. They proceeded some distance
up Sandy river, but could get no further,
ON account of ponds aud swamps. They
saw no Indians. AS Gen. Washington was
ordered to reinforce Gen. Johnston, he re-
turned as soon as he learnt that general
Johnston had dismissed his men, as his au-
thority to march ceased with tiat event.
Travellers inform us'the Greeks who kill
led the woman have not gone to the town
OH Sandy, but have canped near the eros
sing place on Bear creek, between Nashville
and Natchez.
FRFDERIcKrowN, June Ie:-The decla-
ration of war reached this place about four
O'Clock this evening. The cheering news
was instantly communicated to the troops
at this place, of the 5th Regiment United
States Infantry. The officer commanding
Captain Jonnson) instantly ordered the
troops under arms. The line was formed
and the captain delivered an appropriate &
animated address ON the subject. Every
eye seemed to beam with hope; the soldiers
exalted at an opportunity to avenge the
wrongs of their injured country. Every
man sworn to die at the point of the bay
onct or live VIGOROUSLY. The officers drew
their swords, marched to the centre and
congratulated each other on the happy OPP
portunity offered to display their vaior and
patriotism. This is the day they had long
wished tor, this the hour to prove their amor
5tatriac. A national salute was immediate
lyhred. accompanied with appropriate mar
tial music.
NEwBuRG, June -Recruiting.-A.Car-
tain Ogilvie has enlisted in the course of a
lew weeks, in this village, fifty soldiers for
the new army.
KNOXVILLE, May 26.
Extract of letter from Major General
.dndrezo jackson, TO his ErceHency Gsu.
Biount, dated Nay 9, 1912.
Major Nicely ~. States Agent in Che
ChickaSaw nation) writes me last mail, lie
IS setting out with some troops, ordered fro II
Fort Hampton, to overtake some Greeks, VINO
are passing thro' the nation displaying swu
white scalps.''
CHARLESTON, June IA 'detachmen,
OF about 200 men, from the 28th; and 29th
Regiments of the Militia of this State, under
the command of Capts StrobeE and Moor
head, were embarked from town Yesterday
for Sullivan's Island. They compose the
detachment of Infantry required from this
city by the late laws of the U. States for or
ganizing body of 100 900 of the Militia for
actual service. These two companies are
20 form a part of the 3dRegiment of the S.
Carolina line, which Regiment is under the
command of Colonel John Rutledge. We
understand that the remainder of the Sc
Regiment are Immediately expected from,
the country, and that they are to be princi-
paliy encamped at Haddrel's Point from
whence they can be conveniently conveyed
to any point of defence that may require
their presence. Courier.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The news of war
produced hustle on Saturday more easily
imagined than described.-Com. Rogers
sent the Argus to the Hook with ord ers fol-
the Congress and U. States frigates not tc
come up. Lieut.. Perry was stationed in a
boat at the Narrows to prevent the ,depar-
ture of single vessel, it was believed the
Belvidere and Tartarus were still off. 1t is
said they have gone.
The President went down at yesterday
morning, in company with the Powhatan-
Mrs. Gen. Moreau is passenger in this yes
sci.
Commodore Rogers has here under hi.
command the frigates President, u. States
Congress and Essex, the sloop Hornet, and
Argus. The Constitution is hourly expec.
ted.
The Commodore, in an address TO hi
N~iSW ot odSuit.dyS loiu ttCitfS tNG llHlC nat
arrived when the country required their ser
tices.--1f, said he, there are any of you un
willing to risk your lives with me, say So
and you shall be paid off and DISCHARGED
Every man huzzad and said they woulc
stand or fall with the Commodore.-Gaz.
Further from, the sa7ne.----The Frigate.
President, Congress, u. States, sloops Horn
ct and Argus, all got to sea Yesterday after
noon. at o'clock.--The drafted men are
ordered out on duty.
Foreign--The ship Susquehannah, Jack
son. has arrived off the Delaware in 80 day
from liverpool. We have papers to Ma,
IS, two days later. We can only STATE
briefly, that there were confident eXpecta
tions of the resembling the o. in G. as far a
Felates to America--Examinati befor.
Parliament on this subjectwere progressiii,,
II is confidently stated in the London Time
of May IL, that Bonaparte had left Pari
for the army. Our Embargo and importan
dispatches from Mr.. Foster, excited consi
derable sensation in England. The riot
continued in some degree--there had bee
several recent murders--The II. of c
have unanimously voted 50,O0oi TO the IA
miiy of the late Mr.. PerceVal and 1000 I
his wife. Lord marlborough is the Chan
ceior of the Exchcquer pro tenn. Mr.. Van
sittart conducts the business Of Finance.
NJ 7. Gaz.
Colonel Cushing, his wife and daughter
have arrived at Philadelphia from New