Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16

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boat Gen. jackson that had reference to-"
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IAlbanyArgus,
From the ST. Louis Republican, Of May 81.
MOVEMENT AGAINST THE INDIANs-On requistion
from the Governor of Illinois, detachment of
panies, of U. Stroops, from tho Sd and 9th Regis,
left Jefferson Barracks yesterday, in the steam boat
Enterprise, for Rock island to quiet difficulties mt
present existing between citizens and the Sac and
Fox Indians in that neighborhood. The detachment
we understand, accompanied by General GAINES.
We have very definite of the origin Of the
Disturbances the Indians said TO be the aggressors
to have trespassed upon the property of the whites,
burning their fences &c. The land upon which these
Indians reside sold by Them to the u States, but
by some arrangement they were allowed to remain
it for longer time they stipulated in the treaty They
arc now very unwilling to remove, being ms:hs attach
ed TO it as the burial place Of their orefather; and ia
thought necessary to apply force to effect the object
The following officers accompany the expedition viz
Capt. ]. BRovN, 9th Inf, Commanding
LIT. Il. +. DRAYToN, do Adjutant.
i 1t. CoLcoCR, Sd Inf, n. Or. Master
1t. Brooks, 9th INT, Ordnance Officer.
Capt. NOEL, 9th Inf, Capt RooERs 9th Inf:
1t. WHEELER, Sd Inf. 1t. VANswEARENcrsN, 9th inf
Ii. Rousseau, 9th Inf. 1t. LINDEN, 9th Inf
1t. VANpERvEER, 6th.Inf 1t. ALEXANDER 9th Inf
it LEGATE, Sd Inf 1t. RoYsTER, 9th Inf.
We understand that Gov. Reynolds of Illinois, has
put in requison part of the Militia of that State.
The conduct in Gov. Miller OF this State, the
dsapprobation of the people, Gov. REYNOLDS also
deserves censurc There be necessity for those
frequent drafts upon the services of the Militia when
United States troops stationed at point ia
vorabe for being put III immediate requiston.-
such movements are very properly regarded popu
arity hunting schemes the part of their authorsby
which large sums of Uncle SAINTS money made to
circulate in the disturbed districts without
, responding benefit we have no notion Of approving
] such humbugs
p S. Since the above written, we have learned,
that the isaccted Indians composed of small bands
of Sac, Fox, and Wnnobago tribes that large pro-
portion of she several nations have removed ACCORDING
tie treaty. and that those remaining express very hos
title feelings towards the United States
d The following letter written by the Duke OF
IS Norfolk to King Henry VIII upon the committa OF
his relations the Tower for their part in the
y affair of Ann Boleyn. We extract it as curiosity
a. from Vol. l. of British State Papers Just published By
a Murray of Iondon.-N. Y. ANERIcAY
Is '1ost noble and gracious soverayne lord. Yester-
DIS day my knowledge that nyn,ungracous mo-
I'd Their in lave, myn unhappy broir and his wifi, with
" my lewde suster of Brydgewater committed to the
h Towro which, by long experience, knowing your
customed etiquette and Justice, used all your sboctes
sewer is not done. but for their falls and ray
is torous proceedynges agaynst ycur royal majestic
Which, revolving in my mynd with also the most abb
homynable dedes done by of my iesys agayls your
hghnes, hath brogt in to the grottest perpexite,
that poure wretce in; feafyng that your
jestie, havyng oftone and by many of my kyn,
bene thus fasy and troyorolsy handled, might not
only conserve dsplesuro in your hert agaynst me,
and all others of that n, but aso in manner, abhorre
gracious soveraync lord PROSTATE at your fete
humble beseche your majestic to call to your remem-
brance, that great part of this is light
by my declaration TO your este according TO my
boundcn dutic, off the wordes spoken me- by my
e Their in lave yonr hghness sent to Lambitle
10 scTche Derham's Golfers; without the witch thynke
she had not be further exaTynGd, consequently her
10 ungracious childernc Woh my procedynges to-,
f. wardes your majestic consyaered and also the small
TT owe my two falls traytorou niosys, and my mother
&c awe have borne unto me, doth pat in hope
that your highness viii conserve any dspeasure
% in your most jane hc1t against me; that God know
eth did tiynk thought, WITCH might be to your
Instrumentation. Whcrfor eftsonys PROSTATE ay your
royal fete most humble besecche your majestic, that
by suchc, it shall please you to commando, Imay be
p advertised PLAINLY, how your hghnes doth way your
favour owardos me- asscwrng your hghnes that onle
C. may hpowo your majestic to contynew my godo and
gracious lord yc beoI their ocnsys committed,
ly shall never desire to 1--WE in this wprlde any longer
but shortly to fynishc this ansitory ly God know
,g eth, who send your majestic the accomplishments of
Of your most noble hartes desires. Scribed at konyng
hale Lodge, the 18th day ofIjccembcr with the handc
off your most humble servant and subject
r.. (Signed? =, F, NoRT01Hr"
n Gently returnedlfrom visit to his native county
franco arrived at his residence in Washington q.
Friday last.
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IN this city, from Philadelphia Sunday evening and
&c departed early on Monday morning for Washington
ID Brit. RePa5!ieI..
n Mr.. O'CovNE11 and his son Mr.Mou-ce O'C3uaaI.
left town. this morning, for Ireland. Several hundred
persons assembled round their in BriJ
Westminster and enthusiastically cheerod them they
, proceeded in their travelling chariot along Psroncl-
C street STIR
fl We state believe with confidence, llat thJ
prosecutions agaiust OCorncl and others sill ahai..
doned-the statute under which they were prosecute
Z, Dublin EDeninr P,.:.
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