Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24
HEw-HAyEN, June II.
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The President Of the United Sites.
We understand that the President will leave
New-I0rk on FIJI lay morning next, in the
steam Boat Connecticut, Capt. Banfsr, and
same day. The Y. ). sloop fwar Saranac. it
is expected, viii accompany the Boat, take
her station III tie Sound, and fire salute
when the Come ct,crt ives within The Light
House, which w,li be answered BIZ the Reeve
nre Cutter, Capt. Lee, together with federal
salute from company of volunteers at Fort
Hale, under the command of Lient. Dickinson
and another from the Battalion of Artillery
under Capt Blaifs stationed on the bank in
front of the new Steamboat Hotel. His Ex-
ctiiency, on landing. will he received by the
Committee of Araan= ements, aNd escorted TO
his lodgings bv the Governors Horses Guards
under Major Present.. A signal of two flags at
the mast head Will be given on hoard OF the
Connecticut, which will be passed by telegraph
10 the city. The Presidents arrival will pe
pronounced by the ringing of bells, as well as
the roar of cannon.
On Saturday all the uniform companies will
parade, when the President will probably re-
view the troops. aud visit the College, and the
Gun Factory of Eli Whitney, Esq.
Its understood that His Excelleucy Cover
nor WOfCoTr intends 10 meet the President in
New-Haven.
tits impossible for us, at this time, to pub
fish all the arrangements. We can, howe yer,
state with confidence, that nothing will be o
united by the Committee, to pay the h0nouIY
90 use the words Of the venerable President
AdamS) due to the Chief Magistrate of"
great, free, powerful, and independent nation"
Herald.
From the Mercantile Advertiser, June 1917
Yesterday, about noon, the President OF the
United States, with his suite, accompanied by
his excellency the governor elect, his honour
the mayor, and several members of the cOrpo.
ration, major gen. Scott, com. Evans and other
military and naval officers, and a number of CT
tizens embarked on board the Steam.frjnate
Fulton the First, and proceeded TO the Mar
rows OIL visit to the forts which defend this
harbor. lie afterwards landed at Staten Is.
land.
We understand The President will this dav
visit the Notifications erected by our citizens
at llarlaem Heights, during the late war aud
on Friday morning, proceed for New-Hayen.
ErtrdCt Of n letter To tie Editors If the ST.
rannah Republican, datedSt Mary'S, (Gc0.)
Jgne z, 1917.
dations Of armed Indians upon tire southern
frOntier-which were attended with murder of
tile most savage nature, aud the loss of cattle
aud other stock to very large eXtent-d
small party Ofmen assembled at Clark's mills,
Camden county on the 10th nitinO for fine
purpose OF pursuing their trail, and to ascer-
tain, as nearly a. possible, 10 what tribe these
sayages belonged. After march Of about so
miles, they discovered, at about nine o'clock in
the evening, an Indian camp, which they fired
into, killed enc, and wounded others. who fled
at the firStfre. They were about fifteen in num-
Der. From this camp was taken seventeen
horses, several muskets, ammunition, &c. Those
who fled were pursued and Overfaken night
or two after, fired upon, aud two more killed.
" Notwithstanding this defeat, small party,
supposed 10 be the survivors, have been down
since into tue white settlement, and drove off