Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-23

them. and il will ere lons fall heavy IN theIn,
YOU, and YOUR property. they say they woald
have no objection 10 Your settling any way To
the west OF tpa,acticOia river; int where You
nov are, !oa a,e ainonc d set o' Outlaws: they
have lately committed twenty most cruel muir
GTlS Oh women and children on the lfCu,icis
at the United States, aud stolen oiic hundred
(.isncd; ". tiA9i6Lr.
tSiynainrcS OF The timeiS ot tle Creek m.
tion. 10 "A power given y. Aibuttuou, dated
Uie tIih OF June, 1877.
Caprachmico. inhimathlo. Oharle iuSio.
Haky, Oiod A,CO, OChacJna tusioual<y y, 'math-
Iachc. Ia,r,,na,h!uc.j. i-akoi HimGtl',0, rain.u-
chts Hatcho. Hic!,;s ALTO, Opptihhnirs.
Interpreter, PETER SiUt XXI.
Approved VI by y. .. i.bENND,
tDaaqti.,iaht, 81. Idi.. ).
LoNpoN, August -. -. Dispatches
have been received from The Bombay Go
vernmeai To iIit ,;oati al Directors uf
the lnh,a Company. under date the iiih
oi April, Hnd vaci0Sing u long series Gi
othca! documents from SIR IhoInGS His
Top, Sir John Malcolm, a0d oiher officers
enSaGVd iu generations against the PIN
dar,t, AMI lie Pcishwa. nu,n the I'D Oi
January 10 !he end of March inclusive.
The g,cat bulr ST our eAemes having
been dispersed aud Subs!ucd, atd the war
throughout iaiia having !nsi lis general
interest III proportion as its results be-
raiders for the details o! tie present III
iei,igence 10 the despaichc, which Ne have
elsewhere inserted amongst them will be
found narrative by SIR Thomas liis!up,
on gallant attack upon the fortress OF
Taine!r, The kiiiedar OF which had set
himself IN open aud uHprovuhctl rebellion
against The British GyYrynnent. An al
tack upon the tort WAS tiereiurc unaVold-
able. Seeing lie effect at oar batteries
upon l!s works, tie khiedar solicited
terms, and subsequently came forward 70
surrender liinis Ii ::t discretion 10 the Adj
lntan, General of the troops. Some OF
our officers with dozen ssonaSierS al the
ROYAL Scots, having entered one Of The IN
terror gates, witch WAS opened from NTH
M, were treaChc:cUsiy attacked by TIE
Arabs III Tie garrison, WHO bu!Nhcied
them with spears and arrows, bef-rc amy
assistance could be sent To them. On
This occasion, Major Gordon aud Capt
Mac Grcgor were killed and lieut. col.
Nj. Murray, Deputy AdWiamt General,
ere he could draw his sword, vas dCspe-
raiely wounded by the daSesr5 "a these
prriiHi0us mlscfeants. :'heir success.
however was Shortened, as II deserved 40
be. The other gates were blown open
by cannon: the place was Instantly Storm
ell; the garrison, consisting Of 300 Arabs
sword and tie rebe!lious kil.rdar HIM
self hanged by order OF ST. Thomas His
Top. This severe but just example WAS
expected 10 have u satutaIs effect through
ont the HeighbOiuing districts. We are
Happy 10 learn .hat Lieut.. Col. Murray
buds fair 10 recover from his wounds.
Gheetoo, il appears had withdrawn him
from our custody and ran, oil, but
WAS pursued by division OF the British
army. Times.
The Margarine of Amspach had in lieu
oi her dover, : 900 Il year granted her
by The king Of Prussia, upon the transfer
by The aie Margrave o. his municipalities
10 The Grown Of Prussia. This ( 900 per
unnnln was confirmed by tie present king
OF Prussia aud his Ministers, on the death
oil the late mGrgrave hGt, FROM some
cause AT present unknown, not ii single
instalmeui has been paid, notwithsiand-
ing circumstances have been urged.
Tho Marsrauinc being Informed that Il
large sum OF money belonging 10 ile gov
ernmenl of Prussia WAS deposited al an
eminent bankers iii the City, she is said
10 have been induced by her law advisers
10 attach the said money in imc bankers
hands TO the extent of her unpaid claims,
amounting 10 = -, 900. San.
MANHEiM, August l9.--Letters from
Gutiinsen announce, rs lie final result of
the events which have taken place ia that
city, that the University has LOST nearly
half of It's students, The nuu,hcr OF whom
is reduced from lcCO 10 600. im these
600 are comprised all those Of The king
don OF Hanover, of The Duchy of Bluns-
wick and the m#j0r part Of those OF: the
Dmcty OF Nassau. The latter Ducly moi
having any university of lis own, dat oil
GoliiDgen has been marked on; for a wear
- nj 4 81
Should study. The number of foreign
students who have returned 10 Goltinprn
does not exceed 100.
retrospect IF the erentS of tie z,aSt rsek.
LIVERPOOL Aug. Stu The course of the
nest nouih, the Congress OF SOveIeigms will he
fcin az hlA Ia Chapeiit-an event which can
tOt be i1oAtd 10 without pOwG Ttul interest
bPIOfe tht conclusion OF the late ircmeUdnti,
war, tie In0narCfs of Europe we're never CON.
ncCied ny ues 50 close and 81 iieIouS; and
~ Is " mates ot 30 snail pleasure That the con
iihodl Earrings and d!sCOrds OF p4Iiom. have al
'eugth subSided-that the temple OF Janus is
clos land that the leads OF the mi.iIty fan;-
W are met Tor the confirmation Of peace and
tue Sircng ihCuiDg Of uEiOu. The puruusc of
iEiS assembly - mainly, 10 consider OF The t,i d.
prety OF the evacuation Of FrGace Dy sLt arr
h'Soi occupation. The circumstance Of su,uo
oi tie minor states OF Germany " ~ ais, came
under uleir consideration: and il is -etitVptl
mat Spain VIII apply To them f0T uicGitiinu ar
Interference between hei and htf te,oniii.
COLONIES. By the treaty Of Paris ia lG!j.itva,
provided that troops 10 the uun,Irrof $50 gaD
COLLECTED from The Sovereign, who actt,ci\
opposed Nap0len BOrdl'arte duin" bi, SEGA 7
reign sheuld OcCnpy the eastern frontier no
wires OF France i"i three years. - Trr'et, Z
the tranqriityo of that gu Empire SO essen.
tial 10 the tranquility OF Eu,Gps-..- u a
were then judged that int object w1sIGt tai
~ attained. the military Oct ul,.iion 81 Guild con
tinue tOrjwO years bUUgtr. SWce Aat ttcaiN uu
appearance OF rebellion on 81 i.ii discut 4 has
manifested itself bUth DloUatch aud p Opit