Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10

on the other side Of the stream cannot OF course be ccrs
" known but must Of necessity have been great i,
the remendous fire poured i'll upon them so long b.t
from points and hanks the orders OF h"tr c'rs .J.
over as heard by iudIans GirrrtIng the Gt>L,..
of licir dead and wounded, furnish the t$tilnu,, -
enemy to the same concuson-iitiy at eaS; rnu,. ,
fallen in the conflict
The army having now exhausted The last d,v :,
could be spared in pursuit o! the cE':ny wthou lnur
ing actual starvatlons Compelled I" rt:url =. -.
caInp which j, reached about ~ 1t night; il ,I,-,
marched the next day for FolusIl where suppl,4 .i
been previously ordered, and which II reached on Tia
morning Of the oll day. Before tins last nnrc. ia, ~
undertaken the troops had been for days On ,rf
raDns all the exhausted, not grain VAS h,, T.,
the wagon horses These piivatinns borne bv ~,
troops with the utmost patience, and even cr r,A,,x
from the anxiety 10 protract III" contest is long 4. inns
sile The results then, OF this campaign are hi, ,l
strong hclds of the enemy, the cave o! the Wla!co
chez aud the Wahoo, have been penetrated and rxo;o
-;,io;asscs hitherto uniuvaded b. our armies: I
enemy have been defeated III four several BATHS wit,
great loss; that lro"ps have now shown them ill.,,
neither the swamps nor the lnmmocks t!l nnnr,,
cal riorty afford them safety defence and Nm.
nothing can insure the escape but impa>.le A
ricrs OF nature: that adequate supplies Of poy,.j
10 which the country contribute uuth,Gr sl,,
were wanting to enable troops TO destroy tie c
utterly. This Grmy may also boast, that in al =,
marches through the country encountered - i ", L
n, immense baggage train, tic eErm!y. Uo arra
dared asSa III did he, in any Instance GU Il 49,
OF lis GcaclnIrntS conveys. We further r..r 49,
the army is nj Eu!us!a receiving ample SIpa -
provisions and that fresh noises are being traH<;,rt
tina, point. enable it speedily to enter upon aur
expedition. The Tennessee brigade. whose trrn,4,r,
vice will expire in this month"; Ca9rrl7 ipau, -,
! ward to another fight with the enemy Oh lir " .5,.
coocee at which point II Is proposed 10 cJaTa .ga:,
their homes. Should Gen. Jesup, Of HON n,!.af ,,
been heard since his arrival At Tampa. be- IN 4 en-.
dilion 10 follow up blow on The W!4cuoltre saI
| The heart of which our ,..
duct him, ,hr result may prove decisive The cnrn,
Weakened defeated and Gislrrd, can Otter #: c.l
resistance The fine army commanded b. that abb. OIL
Ger. On the other hand, should the enemy have Gsar<
ed and Tcrcatcd the nj ht tf tic *iS a> lfr /.
great TO suppose, from the nuncgou> s;ra ,a,
discovered by spies the I'D, al! converting .,
one large trail leading TO the South an! East il, ryu.
expected be pursued BY Gen Jrsup. from Tampa D.y
| it is hoped may bring him in contact with the i,,,
bands and in an open country where il!cI! Gcst!urta
! will be inevitable.
AT present. Tie army is engaged in demonstrating tie
StocEadc work and buildings AT No!usia To- serve Is
post and depnse for the army, and it viii he ready IN
few days, 10 receive the am supplies =. PROVISIONS IN.
! 10 il from Black Creek.
Gov. Call health IS get very feeble, bu! r continues
to struggle against his disease ana to sustain himself n
the amidst of the most labUTouS duties .ni trI IN Difficult
ties He LEFT Fort DraEc lust alter his !rcuycry f. I'll
dangerous fever, and after had twice to .,
HlhlacOochCe, aud 10 encamp IN the Cove without vn
and almost without fire, in cold rainy weather. lis Sp
it and zeal for the service suSlaIs han in wonderful
manner, midst the greatest suilerings and prvatuus;
| der an extreme prostitution Of bodily strength.