The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
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- LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.
Ertract ,af a iesier.f from Coi. Ho7-tir,s 70 tie
Fa'tcrs, 6otec Crcek-.Ayeucy, 29th Dee,
1914.
he army will encamp 20 miles west *
MS tins evening. follow after them to-u,orA
row. being detained day to organize 100 T.
cnIas, Who are here enrolled in the service ef
the y % 1t is reduced to a Certainty Bst,
tish Heetof70 or SO sail are on the sc..~eoass
ncnr n. Orleans"
H. The last accounts from Orleans.
stat, that the most active preparations eers
making to meet the expected attack ct sl,o
enemy. Gen. Jackson had invited all Tx. free
people or Colour, and they coinpose a l.sso
portion OF the population Of that country, 20
arm and turn OUT in lis defence Reinfoses-
ments were pressing on from ali Quartz rs..-.s.,
that even should the British be Is ss,,ony as
represented, we have nor much cause teiear
the result of the Conflict.
rHom Mobile, we have nothing since ..,p
iasf. u IS said, most of the hostile Greek fn-
,nais who had takea refuge in Florida, have
been captured oY destroyed bv the, detsoi.-
nient lately sent i'll pursuit of them. or,ics
VIA. Biuc. The noted M'Quecn ESCAPED.
having gone Gu board the British feet at Pen
sacola- ,59,t,,as
january 5.
EE.W-CRI.EANST IfREATENEfs,
VI lnis morning an Express arrived a
the Executive office, with, the following Ia
teresiing Intelligence.
From General lEinctes,ert 70 General " X.
/" lNooLe, 2oth Dee. ssfs.
ne enemy has assembled his :ssst az
Smps Island, Consisting OF go or, so, e,f am
descriptions, and his land force Is stated So
! be frem o TO 5000. On the 18Th ;nss lee EN-
tnreo i've gun-beats, near the entrance OK <he
! pass or ST Joseph, and on the same das aso
boats and barges full of men, we've seer, s,sn.
| ding course which indicated az, intention Of
! attacking N. Orleans.
II he succeeds or not ia that project. sAts
place Will be his next aim, as che Lcy ~ IA
dian influence. Therefore pcrh.;t ne Ia va.
peat my solicitations FIR reinf.,lres,,;,,,s az
! one or two Regiments, to DC FASTENED FOR,
| ward by torched marches. a few aays
! gained by CELEBRITY Of movement NAV insare
| victory, when without it, the conflict NAY he
| doubtful ~
CEN; MINrosH TO GOV. EARLv,
fithin IS rifles If CNatGhoochte,
a., lsf Of Jcnaar4
| no eHertions on my part shall be want
ing to press forward with ali the at.tiv;,v Ia,
| l cam TO endeavor to be in time to aSf,ra
| my best efforts to save our country 5gatn
! the polluted foot of Z cruel ard or sfe,sSlys,
| foe. y ''''NS
have received information which be-
lcve to De correct, that Mai Blue recp;ysd
intelligence OF the Red Sticks or yIes,i,e
Creeks' who few from Pensacola al tie sp-
proaeh OF Gen. Iackson's army, Icing situated
ON an island which they had recourse to al a
temporary safety frorf pursuit,
! The mode ofhis acouirirs- t;;s ;ns,-p,,.
ton was from two of his Chortav I,rs,,s,
! be'nk sent cut TO endeavar to get some nE.r
marion Of their situation, who spat the Greek
! Language.
! They met with two Of them VIM bnl
crossed over to the ma in lard IN Boats ~ LII
cat5sc. The Choctaws appeared friendly nn-
III they acquired the necessary intel,ietogs.
hey then Killed and scalpcd the Indians Ana
re5nrned TO MAJ Blue, who immediately fork
afvantagc Of those BATS, and passed his cor:,-
| ni+.la oyef on the island in the course Of the
or th@t made their escape in anosler sr.t
| they had"