Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24

N.Y., rFcV0tdInEN COnEreea Tato ouy
Tariff h" been little spoken OF. and the existence Of
smcable feelings between the nations warmly ex-
toiled In Parliament. The interviews between ia. A
merican and British Ministers which were susnsnd,,
for tune had become frequent at the last dates and
the paper. In the secrets OF the bureau frequently ex
pressed hirts OF approaching accommodation The ma
mentioned; but certain it is that II tho stipuations oil
The arrangement are not reciprocal will never be ra,i-
fed. BOSTON Seuf
FROM ATHENS.
Estreet Of letter to the Editors Of the Savannal
Republican, dated Athens, August 9Th, 1880.
Son Tuesday, Col. King arrived from the Cherokee
nation, bringing to the Governor authentic
that tho tiold-dggers had been driven oil by the IT, s.
troops. Ot hive thousand intruders only three hundred
wanderers continued in the territory. Tho whole were
represented law Tess set. and they have
done much harm to the interest of Georgia in their in
ercourse with the Indians. But the reflection which
occurred to mind when heard of their dispersion
by youthful Lieutenant and twenty five regulars was
one of character which love to indulge concerning
our countrymen wherever they may be, under what
ever excitement they may act, by whatever tempa-
ton, they may be momentarily misled. mean their
regard OF public authority, where properly exercised
the enforcement OF our laws In what other country
than own, would five thousand men, from different
states IN remote territory i'm Of disputabe So
vereigny, impelled aud tempted TO opposition by the
dui sdcrd James, have discontinued their trespasses
bringing such daily golden returns upon the
OF such shadow of military coercion The more stu
dy the character OF the American people, place il in
contrast with that OF the people of o,her nations the
strongers my conviction that an institutions
are all sufficient for the ends of government, aud that
character gives security for their continuance which
acquits us from all imputation of enthusiasm i'm the
preston oil our belief that they will be perpetual"
MOBILE. August g.
Tpdr among the Chectd,cs.-The celebrated Cboc.
taw Chief. Mushulaubba and LAHORE, the fr.t at thu
head OF III. south end di,rct OF this nso and The lat
tel commanding the northern portion met on Wedn-s.
day, the lih instant at the Factory Annuity a. il
somstimes called, each In command Of his respective
forces. Mushulaubbas warriors amounted TO one thou
number three htIiJ Oh
ed and Lailores force about fifteen hundred fo,
or i've hundred OF which armed with muskets
ann inc balance with war Clubs, spears and knives
Mushuiatuhba's party was encamped about the Facto
~ where the agents d.trisuting each his nor
ton, with all possible expedition order to start then
10 their homes and LAHORE had stationed bis.f AZ N,
great distance from his antagonist Both beliir ere nj
are represented, by the Green County Gaz.tte f,ou
which paper we take the account, to have beea u o
riors were painted aud decorated in high style The
latter chief had travelled with his army 200 miles 10 ac
compsh the meeting
The whole number of Choctsws il about TWENTY
three thousand; the existing hostility between the up
per and lower Districts IL sad have orgiua ed i'm nm
warrantsb'e and arbitrary efforts on the part of Laor
20 ehIlsanIzs the naon,wiieh rendered him extremely
unpopular with many aud his attempts sell the lands
to the Uhed States. reso wing TO himself Fosi and
SONS ohsts arge and valuable tracts The spirit of dis
content which was first felt against Lahore exbih,ed
itse In the burning OF large number Of religion.
books and two churches, aud then in the
OF Mushulaubba over the disafscted.
As soon as LAHORE arrived the field he
messenger to Mushuatubba, informing him if he did
net consent to give up his commission that he would
iail upon him with his army. Two hours were given
him 10 decide, but Mushulatubba treated the message
followed this, but all he gave the same answers
dsdin and defiance, supported by the spirit and chv.
AIRY CT Ills comparatively little force general battle
was momentariIy expected, when the praise worthy
anu courageous exerinns OF Mr.. Geo s. Gaines with
some oher gentlemen having Influence with IN. mar.
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