The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-01


Press Bal. Pa.
E.rfract ola letter from JoHx HeyRr (the
bThish 3hy J to Sir James CrQir. then Co
ve77:or General q Canada, dafsd
4" BnsTo>. AIs,c :. 1880.
q" have sirosdy given a decided opinion that dc
ea7st'oi OF war IS not to b. expected, 5t ltTY 10
all reAspahr calculation, shol ;he congress possess
$s," ana "Lfcr7ls'ee enongh - place tei. popuar
" ~ jeopardy by -oa- u. astlre he. E7ie .,.
~ Va" sSi e'tSsis 7slE ze ME ,oHe 30 ne sLggl.fo.
St1!eS--Siii vvare itself permanent uil a :ey eie-
tinn ot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = coVGGEss 10 DE Ceiao-
SEQ sF DELEGATES FROM rhE rEHEiAi. SrVrrs, and -
rect separate goye-Nrs.lr Tor te.r cos,nIcn d.i,,e
and common interest"
We request our readers exar.nc ths proceedings
OF the Federal members of the ,e,i>.u- OF M%ss-
chns.its and compare them with WI. iI-nry saiL
Ire gears ago, ;hcy would he and then onht fthey
cr, whether so rcmarkablra coincid ar, is I!,el1
sfi' {; of blind chance ard guess work or whether
"a truth John Henry, she British agent ,-s "ot cu,e-
~ ~ the co0aience, and riivy to MI The chcm,s and
reniio"snft tire Nrw-GSGI.lNO WtsiigeioR Be.i-5,o-
lem Societies. Tj1ra! f,,sgs
letter r'ceivedi in tbs city dated Ctoets> Aeon
CIV, 2sth Sept sys'' The Of the Cioc,aw yolun-
;eers ma.chcd hUm cur neiS.bOrhbod Ibis no,i'c or
Mobile" .5eh oGf
A.DASy, Oct 10.
considerable sensation was excited here day bv an
order from his eXcelieucy the governor 10 h. rpen-
bcis o the Lreisl1ue are odfee,s 9 -ne militia in
service az NCwYork, tn rpl>ic,o their posts. AID =
contemplated requiSitOn for ad.lo IS. i,,ops Tor vour
defence from the Western District in c07scGnerce Of
ordinations from the general government said IN he in
expectation ~ an atac, tom lord f;i hv the. lCth %,
November Hail dcze' ct cetcrus could m, co,,cr
M "ca OF al the reported expresses and dis ntcs
from uhs president tire iaycr OF c;tv AID Gene
IA WIS, and :atTunati0n O. ev,,V Grade and species
ON t'iS Subject. The seple facts aye few and soui
be- known, I" pre- cosssrv lrn anil migch;cv
1s eNacger"uons throughout The country. Govern
mst IS persuaded. that if lord II comes out this se-
son, WIN The forces lac might bring with him and meet
mere cSmbne and no change in the plan of the oa-,-
paEn should have hsen bv the future OF tho, A.
tcmptS on Erie, iianore Piat;Jjlryl,; tl.at with
his WEI niin1s troHus and rawerGl naval armament
ana q termination IN las government 20 prosecute tho
war with increased yisor New York woul' probably
be the principal o. first point of tiack and that cc
s'iaiy, previous To the middle OF November The 20
Vernor'. VINO received from Wasinst,r iaet evening
airqIcst to repsi: 20 NewYOrk rs capian-Cenrrl of
nc 'riEi, viii be there next week; anil IN the 1.
squirt ot that pro1ert and Gdcioug pl,catitlo1 which
cha.aeterses his eXcellenc, has orered tie officers
Stationed IN Tat dstic TO proceed their ca nre,ns
"'u MADE AN enquiry respecting The practicaalitv OF
iS''s!Eg tew hundred light troops $50 rdemci') iron.
Inc " eStein District (ChenaU cGunty) il l,rCi renee
TO iETfhcr eail from the middle coantos il case any
emergency should require their aid This Is the NI,9.
"Hnnt q The iaoisn the ease, IRON which variety of
raInluoati0ns are travelling every direction whauta
single ne" or other cTrumJsnocs % foreign advice or
domestic alarm having TRANSFERRED for tirae pas,
Olc 0itutiUCS the day. The
o'S ri Visit nom loid Hill is lstte' on wc! IL d
possbe any private citizen may have as good rsests
Tor dee,ling as the government. Cny,,ra5iet.
ms iSAceiIency the GUeeyroy, on the IOth inst by
ressaSc communicated to the .esisa,rs N esraa,e
9 ne pay, subsistence and forage f brissle OF Ia
iantry, consisting 1.-TWO regiments Of 1880 men each
sor month, Nakingis the Aggregate e. . nav S2t $50
Tor subsistence &c, ISL, and So- .or~se SIS.
The monthly expercs Of the qaart ~ r,es:rss de-
partmeat for the brigade, his sce..easy rs5in.t-sst
The hospital dspqrtIncn; 1T s90
The ordnance t;elsrtriost at 5co
Ais7l estimate Of the monthly c.rnee Of ;y)l "a,
dsts which is STAGED at $500 dollars nm O. :.
AIsANY, Oct. y.
n gentleman arrived here Yesterday in TIE
Steam Boat, who left Sackett's Har6o, on The
1otn INST aud reports that the enemy's feet
were OFT the Ducks, but had not sailed that
the large snip came over the bar, and then
took her guns on board that an expedition
was known to be fitting ont at Kingston, dss-
tination unknown that orr feet were rnoored
N oacketts Harbour excepting the Sylph &
Jones,3wmch were employed rs look out YES
seis--that S1c6ett's Har,jor was considered
perfectly safe ; that above 1900 militia had
arrived there as 2 reinforcement % the reel-
lar troops; and that abont 500 sailors hal
reached the arbour from lake Champllin.
and aoout 100 more were within few niles
"a that place. During TIE whole of this mont,
the weather had been remarkably fine there
had been 10 snow, and very little ice
ST. LOUIS. Sept u.
EEytedi;ion M tic 1Hssopyi
The party who assembled the Missouri bv
water about tllc time Maj. Taylor's command
assembled the Mississippi, arr orrted to forty
five mtn, onder the command oe Capt. Ed
ward ttemstead. The riomted men urdcr
the command Of Cen. Dodge ircmdiag 20 or
50 Slawanoes, might perhaps amount to coo,
viz. Capt. John Tnompson'5 troops from ST.
Louis, Capt. D3ughcrty's troop from Cape
Gerarcleau, and Captain Cooper's troops Of