Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12


tached guard for the protection of Ridge, ubo
naccd with death by the Ross party. Z NJ
Ifthcse fugitive Creeks be caught, ws n, 81
the war as over; and The rest of, Tie nation will
ly removed 10 the West Of the Mississppi-
seen letter from Gen. Scott, Fort Mitchell Js. III
He writes The Indian is pretty well or! = tx
without much fghling-N"nrly all the warrior. h..
generally, voluntarily surrendered-Setipgo our f,,
arrangements. lie was not acquainted with IN. -!
his recall when he wrote-but we understand A0
ers to that effect have gore on, tut not hkeiy
him before the 9Th 9Th, by which time We hrn'$ 81
will be over. We deyou:!y look 10 this consr..
ton for his sake, as for that of country. Tbn b
sure of his rrcall has resulted from some difsrL
icrfn himself and Gen. JrSup-hu, it will not be ,S:
,ru. that i, is his arrangements in guarding the Cb
hoochec his active measures for bringing 50 l,-,a
overawing force upon The Creeks. w!c!! has
bu,.d TO bring The war To so early but b!oodcss a.
We aarce with the Baltimore American tia, ..,Io
laid plans Of Gen Scott, there is reason 10 brev,
have brought about this desirable !esalt before In.
patch for his recall shall have reached him On Iba
ult. he crossed the Chatahoochee al R?anrke IN
abon. $500 troops, and was marching up into the h..
OF he Nation This movement, It YVES tci.eycd, ge,
terminate Tie war
:" The Washington correspondent Of the S,,g.
Patriot, in his letter Of the 29iii r!i adds Tia, Tho m
den, has ordered inquiry into Gen. Scots c,a.I
in relation to both the Seminole and Creek ra:Yn,
Gen Jr:up already the spot succeeds MIN Of c
We hare little doubt that Gen SEQ, will <..,, |
ordeal, to which he may he subjected without g;r;rS
10 his military skill wcllearEcG lauFc,> So
Charleston Courier--and say We Gs.,f, ..
the recall Of Gen Scotland if tie Esecul,r. b,7
dercd Court Of Enquiry we are sue ,lal lie yi, ,,
shrink from it, il lie dDcS not seek II. We shall -,
withdraw an atom Of our confidence from 50 caH,c,
ACCOMPLISHED officer, until We see much better,
dcnce thai any thing we have yet suspected TO .h,,
that confidence in nina.
"Cu.aLEsros July 4.--1hc Steam Packc, p,,,,
Can't Pennoyer from ST. Augustine, via ST. May, >,
10 hours from Savannah arrived last evening but 6occ
no papers.
I'VE learn from Capt. Pennoycr. that Major Ip,n, 81
IJcilIcman. of the Cd Regiment Of L. : Ar,lrry -.
gallant hero of the last Indian battle died al Fort D:.
| on the 9Th OF June.
"From the Garrison at ST. John'swc haze the nlcy T.
astrnus accouns.-Of 2i0 mrn, leu were sick, aac,.
whom were officers out 'oi IT,
AT the post at Gregory Ferry, there near 81
miles from the inlerur-n s!cky and from two !, To-,
diving daily from chi!ls, ievc.s and the measles
! g The buildings at Fort King, which had been aba,
duned have since been burnt b. The Indians
! Our regret for Hcileman S death is the gveler h.
cause he was never aware OF the compliment wE!,h h,
been paid him. in the brcrrt just conferred upon hin
The situation Of troops may well cause Us nraI .
| the ARRANGEMENTS now making tor s"mne: Camrl,r
NAV result in considerable mortality 10 lIocps-
TIE Administration IS anxious to close The war rs
as p0ssble-and as great means towards Il. M T.
s,rrr the crops and seize on The slaws ana napo
Every thing appears to snumd t.'r note OF preparations
Tn. General order Of Governor Call, for raising IT,,
Volunteers under the act Of CorgrrsS-hc orders IT,
Secretary of War, commanding all absent officers 10 Z,
pair to their posts, particularly in ficrdl-Ns ~.
1000 Tcnnesscran under Gen. Dunlap Tor the t.ast
District. and probably Armstrong ioT Tie Ncs';Lr.
orders TO march on, &c, &c, Will seem 70 she's H.
| prosecution Of summer campaign.
| The only account we have from FLORIDA BY y's::
| days mail, is the following:
From the SurannnA Georgian, July 81
"FsoM Sr. AuGusriNE.-By the arrival of the s''ar
boat Dolphin, Captain Pcnnoyer. this morning from
Augustine We learn that n skiIn!s took place al Ac9
Evansville about two weeks since between de!achme
Of Col. Warrcn's command and small party o. lGdnr
in which tho latter routed with the loss OF mes
We thank "a Yrsnian" in the las, Baltimore e7uic'r,
his co:npmcns but much for his ad'icr-lic >7:s az"
shrcwIy suspect very ccrrecily that II ku-" Tie Ec
,lc Baltimore Chronicle uud Baltimore Patriot we'll As all
he Rcpublrnsy READERS aud MOST Of IHIIEs, we "ru
think il worth tonr) while notice any thing they might
know the OF the Patriot OF oand tia, u: the Lh'oa
in the before us only TO confirm the suggestion
wc to think OF Slang"hang"I, "to :"
parl upon his the belief that n" An"hc man
because ihcn-wEu toes II with the fact staring Ia 10
face that while say the President considers as simple
sit all and purposes resulting az ~
soutc traticaanG wo c"nounds good consequence WE:
lrly result frun the BILL with The Hcrtors which we uf
.-bc Chronicle j., guilty of the huncr o! saving ihai "e
given solemn pledge never TO support Nh Van DHstn !s
rd-ncy and I've nrc) his mnat devoted io
rI"-hiI Numbering editor but cT"niclcr OF iar'
cnnounis the rdcary with the Pee Presidency o'r
nj the ocn stated Why We declared
rye did wish Mr. Van Buren, for the ice fIenac!
well The rcaSens :rowns ont OF the OF 'r
Whi-s which compce2 his friends afterwards 10 run him
bis yiiuution md linen blame u
They recall Kim first Minister from LonGonand then ir
| supporting him as Vice President
GENERAL COURT.
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