The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-13
,up With her. Tier crsw IS in fine condition,
| and her safe returs is hailed with Joy.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
From RE Genepa Ga-ettc. Of b1arch so
Maj. Ger. H"owo, orig. gen. Gaines, and
the troops which arrived here a few days
ago from the eastward and were order d to
return, have asain faced 10 the '' right a.
6onf." and are row passing on tn Niagara.
The Sd regiment of artillery, commanded
by col. Mitchell. with 2 campaoies of the
I'd. left here on Sunday morning. and
since that large numbers of troops have
passed asd continue passing westward.
EEt1acs, Of a letter from Brozv,. uiNe, dated
March so.
There are now at Sacke,t's Harbor, about
500 troops, exclusive of / 500 attached to
the navy.
There are also now bui,tlius at Sack
etts Harbor. a irigate of The Grst class, and
TWO SIN aler vessels. all of which are rapid
ly advancing TO a state of completion. If
the enemy provide no other naval means
tran those wear inf rmed of commudore
Chauacey can renew the contest this spring
" tn prospect of decisive success.
Com .fdD.
burlington. .1hrH l..
We understand that the ice in the lake,
north of the lines. is broken up, and that
the enemy's fleet have been out south of
Ash Island.
Colonel Clark AMI his infantry, lately
stationed at Mississippi Bay, have crossed he
lake and formed junction with the force
On toe western side, under the command of
ajor general Wilkinson. On yWeis.esda,
last, we learn that our army had advanced
within six miles of the enemy. who we're
posted and fortifying at the River La Cole.
Col. Clark and Major Forsyth were Ia the
advance.
The Indian war in this quarter is drawing
% close. The destruction of the hostile
Greeks is about to be contaminated. Gen.
jackson has moved from Fort S:rcther and
is TOW at Cedar Greek. SO miles above Fo,t
Hull, with tao Thousand foe hundred IF
.frctipe men. He designs making descen
upon the Dc kfuskee towns OH the Tal!apu-
sa, whence he will proceed to tins junction
| OF that river with the Coosa, design 4ted as
the place of general rendezvous. Being a.
humanity supplied with provisious-the
army under General G raham will probably
| march to the same point in a few days. the
North-Caroliua troops have entered the
| nation. Half famished and almost destitute
OF am nnnnitiun, it is impossible the Indians
car make much resistance-these deluded
people, the unfortunate oupes of British
Intrigue and Of their own superstition,
must fall n easy prey TO our united forces.
| VSEC 1ONJNHt, INGTCh 70.
On Saturday last, detachment of $50 of
the North Carolina militia passed through
this place on their march TO the Greek Ma
tion.--They we're commanded by Lieut..
Col. Atkinson. Major Turrentine, who IN
fortunately had his leg broken by the fall Of
his horse wes ecnveyed along in Wagon
On Sunday, Brigadier- 6 eneral Graham and
| suite, and the other part OF the regiment,
1850 men) under COL Pearson, passed
through. A company of rihemep, under
Capt. M'Leau, passed On Friday morning,
4, with whom was Maj. Kerr. This compa-
NJ was so far behind the others, owing co
the late period il was called out. w e
| were highly pleased with the conduct and
appearance oftse officers. and with the or
der, sobriety and discipline of the men q
this buuy.--N"e lsarn that the same Goou
order has been preserved since the detach-
men; march d from Salisbury.
Washington (Geo.) Monitor, March e6
| NORFOLK, April 9.
| We have ascertained since our last, tn ~
| Adu'iral Coehrane has not arrived the
salute mentioned in our paper of Wedhes
tday, was occasioued by the change in Ad.
meal Cocsburn's flag, he being prom ted
from Vice-Admiral of the Blue to the
White. Ledger.
| BRIeADIER GENERAL PORTER If the
United States army is appointed tc the COM
mand OF the army here, and may be expec-
led in few days. TO-
.New HAMPSHIRE Eiertisr.
We have returns from all the towns ex-
cept four, Gays the Concord Patriot } which
,glve GILMAN majority Of 2S2 bur if the
scattered votes are as numerous as last
year, or tn votes as incorrectly returned
as 10 1910, We may vet expect the election
of Mr.. PLuMER. Three Republican Conn
sellers cut Of 1--WE, are undoubtedly elected.
In the Senate, although the votes are nearly
equal, there will be a federal majority