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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-13

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-13

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-13

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
INCREASE OF TIE ARMY, &c.

The SECRETARY of War, Mr.. Cas-, recommends
an increase of the NrS Of the United States.
This Recommendation i made in lie letter CIV
ing information corc' rnire tie Indian Tribes, in
answer loa call from Tie Senate for Informal
lion.
The whole number Of Indians, west and cast OF
the Mississippi, is given III round nunll crs at two
hundred aud Gty thousand. OF Ibis number. a.
hou, thirty thousand ave Teen removed from the
eastern In tie western side of the Mississippi,
,cntv Thousand Vet remain to be removed, and
the Indigenous tribes between the Mississippi and
tie Eocl Mountains amount to one Hundred and
fifty thousand. Almost all this force is in contact
with our western frontiers. ltmay lie safely csti-
mated, SAYS Governor Ca>s, that Ills amount OF
Indian population can furnish fifteen thousand
riors " who may be- considered 50 rearly in contact
with our settlements, rs 10 render ltm at all times
dangerous nciehbors, unless kept in check hv "A
proper disposition of our military force and il
prohabl. that double that number could be suppl
ed, if any circumstances should occasion general
in that region. IN which tie Indians could he
brouSh, to unite tie does not aprrcl,nd such
result ,bu thinks that from the large and ncrcas-
ing body OF Indians upon our Western frontier, up
whose disposition reliance be paced
measures should permanently lie adopted tor pre-
venting ii renewal Of those predatory incur>ons
Which has occa>ioncd 80 mu'r!es, Of lite and pre-
perry. And re reports, IN obedience 10 the
resolution OF the Scrate, that he considers the
" present nHGar, force of tie United States
insufficient to garrison ihc ioriiicationS of the
scahoard, and atihc same time give protection 10
the Inhabitants residing IN the States and Territories
bordering on the Indian frontier
The aggregate number of the non commissions
ed officers, musicians, and privatcs of the army,
according to the existing laws, is 6,30l. Owing
10 sickness, occasional ab>' nee, and other causes,
the actual di>po, able force does Lot exceed 300
men, organized no one regiment, of Dragons,
fonr regiments ot artillery and seven regiments oil
infantry, occupying fifteen stations 81 that, II
equally divided the force IN service would allie"
to each post Il lutte less than one hundred cttec-
tive men. Governor Cass recommends that lh'
number be- increased Ia ten thousand which en-
largcmcnt can be made with very little increase IL
the expense of the officers. THIS is. he thinks
the smallest number which under existing crcunl.
stances the public interest will allow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

boats. floating bridges, &c, were all prepared
lie has four twelve Founders, with which TO cover
his landing on the opposite SIDE Of the NiIIIacoo-
chez. Tie Indians will undoubtedly make de>-
pcrate struggle 10 prevent his crossing. Mr.. llar-
tison says, that ON Monday the cannon was dis
tincils heard II is all TOW. aud we are any
iouS to learn the result. He states thai Ger Gaines
has never shown 10 the enemy more than abour
200 men, at one time-That in every instance OF
IN attack, whether b., night or day, he was pre-
pared for them, having anticipated the move
ments Of O>eola. In hs way, be made great
havoc among the enemy, having killed several
hundred Of them. Ills loss before Gen. Clinch
loincd him, only 8 and Killed 10 wounded.
Mr. u. says, that in his express, Gen. Gaines said
he had men enough, and Skcd him only for pro-
visions and ammunition.
From some observations made lay Ger. Gaines
the number OF Indians is estimated at between two
and three thousand.
By some negroes, who have escaped to the
whites, II is stated, thai the Indians have made a
Qualification ON the other sido of the Whlacco-
chez, onl, foul miles distant. II il made of earl,
and tas cacs, aud surrounded by II vide moat
This IS at O,colas town, and is probably the
strong hold Of the enemy. 1t is impossible to say
how much credit Is due these reports of the
erocs. But in most other instances Since the COM
menccment of lostllities, much has been lost bv
crcdirine ihcir statements. Gen. Gaines intends
marching for this place after crossing the river.
There he will learn whether O>eola vet know how
10 make Notifications which, can withstand our
mcans 81 hatcrlng thcm down. Before lhai place
Is taken, the onr IN with tive women and children
nohahl, arc, the struggle viii be severe 1t will
BIZ the iialt of death to many.
Should Gen. Gaines succeed, as he probably
las before his, he viii lave conquered the In
dams, and thcN must either surrender, or httakc
til, n,sclsc> to he hommoek, and svampS for the
purpose, of cone. alnont and Guiding the whites.
By al his movements, Gem Gaines has cyinced
prcai skill, aud has shown that he perfectly under
stands tie enemy with whom he la, To contend.
The manner in which he cuts them of with 50 IT.
Tie loss 10 hulseli shows Cat hr ha heen no idle
scholar in the an OF war. We now confidently cx.
poet speedy closr of this savage warfare and that
Oscola's boast oil FIVE years will he short FIVE
months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
NEW : FROM TE\AS.
RANDOLPH, fTEVNA NAncn |


Volunteers are returning ircm Texas. As we
heretofore predicted, lcy lave found any thing
else there than food for a rolic, and report very
discouaeinelv of the inhabitants ofhc country
Ia the camp, at San Antonio, tle troops had been
entirely out Of hread->tull some days before our
informant left, their food being Spanish beef We
wish not to cast damp feeling upon Tie spirit of
those disposed to see Texas Zee from the Mex.
can Government, our own opinion being what it
may We are a friend to liberty any where and
every where, in its pure sense; but any iniorma-
ton, whatever it may be, from Texas, we feel
bound to give. MANY thai have returned from
that country speak Of Ike lard eng rich and pro-
duetiyc But of lis inhabitants they give mise
rable account. They are said to be very poor,
and care not fig under what Govcrnmen, tllev live.
We speak of rhcm generally doubtless there are
exceptions. The volunteers even have TO pay for
food orthcirborscS ihy Sav there $40 moncv there
excepting What tie volunteers take with them, and
dat the majority OF tlem are returning. The prin-
ciple object OF tie majority of the inhabitants that
fight is plumber and piIIagc. The country is now
free from Mexican troops, but Santa Ana is en-
pccicd IN the spring with powerful amy. The
Inhabitants said 10 be INDECENT, and quite con-
tented. The only lands that can lie Given to volun-
tccrs are upon the head waters of the streams and
lack in tie interior, tie fine lands ON the naviga-
be streams being included in the grants to conlpa-
mics by the Government The weather during
tie winter has been a continual stream of sun
shine-no rains for two or thrcc months.
Rccorder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
SAVANNAH, March Is.

Late and imPoiogt from Eoridd.-By the
steam packei llo,ida, Capt. Ilchbard, which ar
rived here Yesterday afternoon from Picoloia, VIA
Jacksonville, We h vc received the Jacksonville
Courier OF Thursday LAST.
In addition, We learn verbally from gentle men
who auivcdhclc in the Florida, that Gen. Scott
has started from For, kinp, via Black Crcch, with
30 II. ops, composed otrceulars aud Georgia ,u-
&c ha> ing been compelled from the want Of s,tli-
Gent Wagons and hor>ts Ia transport HE requisite
pro, isuns inr all, 10 leave about 80 Of the Gcoi-
ga volunteers at pcolala until the return Of the
wagons. Tie obstruction in the Oclamaha river,
the want 81 Wagons and horses and heavy rains,
which have made the road, Almost impossible havc
caused great DELAY. The last express from Plco-
lata left Fort Draur on the Slh inst. and states the
latest ntcheo nee received at the Fort from Gen.
Gaines was en- the Sd nsl.--that Gen. g. WAS left
cnirenclcd on tie Bank OF the nhlacoochcc
Gen. Clincl started from Fort Diane on the 5tl
inst. with so or Geo Woops and Il supply pi pforl-
sions to succour Gen Games.
The Georgia and Carolina troops, were IL
high spirits ard have received every attention. il
is said.
The lc( why OF the army, cor posed of regular
and Carolina volunteers, under the command OF
Gen. Eu>ts, had moved via NuluSia to lntcrccp
the lndian>, should they retreat from the " ilhla
coochce 10 the everglades.
The Indians attacked Gen. Games, witt, sucl
boldnesS, and approached SO near TO his cn,rcnch
mcnt. than many of Gen. G's command, win
were engaged in defending the right flank OF tn
entertainment, were wounded in the back by ball
fired Toy the Indians on the left flank.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

Governor White has approved and signed the
hin for the division OF TIE city. \ new era OF
prosperity awaits New Orleans in consequence.
Already has lis influence been felt in the eager
purchase OF real estate in different parts OF the city,
particular, in the upper district, where property
in many il ,ta' ccs has risen % per cent. but tins
will o,rrdo the matter. Capitalists who can IN
vcst ihcir funds in real estate below for % dollars
will pot he particularly anxious to purchase like
property above for i50--as they could give equal
or superior advantages to the port aud commercial
convcnicnces of the lower municipality. tnwisc
speculation will defeat itself. \. y. Zee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
From The Sorannah Georgian, Harch IL.
FURTHER INrrfft.rNcr PROM FLonrn,.

We learn from Nj. Isaac Garrison, formerly o
Ifincam county. nov resident al Fort Walker il
Alachua county,, Florida, HAT on Thursday eve
ming la>i, I'D inst an express arrived from Cen
Clneh al Fort Walker, requesting Capt AIlcf
Williams 81 the Spring Grove Guards 10 marcel
with his company aud three other companies IN
tins neirhhorhood. Immediately, to Fort Dranr
for the pniposc of carry ing provisions 10 Gen.
Games at OuDllacao,hcc: That Captain " IL
lams left Fort Walker with his company (}2) on
Thursday nigh, for Fort Dranc, distant 20 miles,
intending 10 leave Font Drane with loo head Of cat
tie, on Frida, morning. The Other three compa-
mes also started for Fort Dranc the same mission
making in all force of about 100 men.
Tie intelligence brou ht by the express 10
Fort Walker was. that Gen. Games had been
fighting the Indians al Ouithlacoochec from Sun
day the 2slh Feb. II Thursday that several In
dians were killed and small number OF Gen.
Gaines communicated the situation of Gen.
Games wa, very critical, for want of provisions
aud ammnnitiou--ha Gen. Gaines had erected Il
iorilfcation, within which his men we're placed,
and that lhe indians had ad, nnced within mnskct
shot, and had been fcpulscd. After the attack ON
GANGS iortlicalion, the Indians rr-crosscd the
Oaildacooeder, slowed themselves in numbers
aud with much alu>e) dared Gaines to cross over
aud Gphr. The ratification made BY Gau5c, IS ON
the hank Of tie Ouithatooehec, where the ri,cr i,
itiy yards wdc, and tie land GA both sides j.
open aud lafrrn. Tia, General Games had COM
munieatcd 10 Gen. Cluch, that tie number ot war
rior, opposed to h,m WAS fifteen hundred.
We also learn tha Gen. Games WIS engaged in
constructing feat, and RATS 10 col,ey hi, troops
To the West sidc OF tllr Oulthllcooohrc, Where the
Indians showed themselves.
There vas also arumor Wien Nj G. left Flor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

We do not know the extent of the means of
information of the writer of Tie letter from
which tic follow ing is extracted, and therefore
can only say oi it, that tLelettcr is auIertcallv
What ii puppets 10 lie. and must be Judged Of by
the lights which the readers own mind and mem
orv afford Nat. Int
Erfroct ot a letter tram a prirate gentleman at
Paris, doted JonuorY D, 1886.
" France has declared, hy her Chamber OF De-
putIes, that the nationality OF Poland must be pre-
served ; that the equilibrium of Europe must be
restored that they are pleased at tie close iniima-
cy with England, aud that Il eN hope the media
ton oi England will hc able To settle the affair
with MS, to Tie honor of two great nations: all
which means to say To the Ming, form an oflrn-
S've and defensive alliance with Great Britain.
demand from he emperor Of Ru>sathc observance
OF the treaty of Vienna ilhc refuses it., execute
1t b, force of arms, and pay the United States the
money, We are satisfied. That this will be the
case, that there will be a war with Russia before
The year expires, is jus, as sure as that the world
will last that long"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
IN SENATE.


Wednesday,, Norch 6, 1872.
The Committee of the Whole, YESTERDAY, ."
motion of Mr.. King of Alaban Il, struck ont Oh w
bill the following clause of the lth section =.
" No slave or slaves shall, directly or ind're''',
be introduced into the said territory. except "
citizen of the United States, removing int" saw
territory for actual settlement, and being, al Nv
time of such removal bona iidc owner OF such s'''v
or slaves; and every slave imported or pio"s"tf
into the said territory, contrary TO the proVis'u".
this act SHALL thefeupon, be entitled 10, ana -
ccvr, his or hen freedom
g On the question Of concurrihg with the co.d d,
mittee, in striking ont the clause Mr.. Nl'ls n'au,
some remarks 10 shew TIE axppdency OF reIa'h''i
ii in the bill. Mr.. King of Alabama, REPLIED a.,'
Mr.. Mills further advocated disagreement 10 VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. March II.


MAJOR General Maeomb, accompanied IL IN,
aid-de-camp Maj :. Cooper, left Washington on
Sunday last for Florida, intending 10 proceed b,
land rs far as Charleston, ). C., and take steam
boat thence 10 Picolata. There has been dlier-
ence, with respect 10 rank. existing many years
between General Gaines aud Scott, and an aPPre-
lcnsien that their meeting might lead 10 some col
li>ion points of etiquette or right, has probably
been the cause OF ordering Gen. Naconb 10 the
scene of operations
The militar, posts in Florida. excepting Fort
Marion, nj 81. Augustine, are within ille district
commanded " Gen. Gaines who perhaps con
ceiycs that hei acting "thn,he limits ot the COM
uand assigned 10 him.
Gen Scott was Scni to Florida with sprc nj IN
structions from the War Department. one portion
of which was thai hc Wis not to regard the boundary
line between tie eastern and western departments,
in his operations against the Scnln'leS. He
VI csicrn Department comprises all wesi ola Inc
drawn from the >ou'icrnmost points 81 f1>l Igf-
ida To the North West extremity OF Lake Snpe-
nor; taking IA the Whole of Tennessee and hen.
lucky; aud the Eastern Department al East OF
such linz. including Fon " inncbago.
Img and Vary chronicle.
Information has been received at the Depart
mcnt Of State from tie agent who was sent out III
the |. :. sluop of wai Pcacoch, 10 cAehange the
notifications OF the treaty concluded viii Museat.
Also, that tic Peacock was for >hart llnc eN-
posed II great danger on tho cuaS Of Arabia, from
which. however, she happily escaped, alior ltro~-
ing overheard part oil her armament and stores.
The Sultan OF Musoar, upon learning her sitIalioa =,
promptly despatched sooP oiear OF h. own 10
her assistance, aud >Cut guard Of several hundred
men 10 IL >loIe Tor Tie prott ctlon al H. crew III
case liz, should land. He whole conduct OF is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

NV ORLEANS, March The idmp,eo ~
fau.-Wc arc informed HAT the |. ;. District
Attorney, Mr. Carleton, has instituted sun against
General jose Antonio Mciia pronounced Meh'a)
for ftine cut and forwarding an expedition from
thi, por, 10 Tnmpco, aganstihe Mexican govern
ment and that the latter has been fer the present
liberated on giving 5000 bail for his appearance
in the federal district court here, on the "a Monday
In My next.
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oor, frem Trieste and NiarseiTIes, has on board
,Lree lacks ard three cnnies, which, we nnder-
stand are beautiful animals Of the Kind ne u
nicofn touched at Malta for the purpose oil of!he,
inc Them 10 this country, Tor ihat fhouc sPi,"eu
individual Henry CLAY. Esg. to "io" h's auop,-
-, s,a,c &c really indebted for this and other val
liable acquisitions, accomplished without regard
10 labor or expense. 'eH' '"'e'"'
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Extraet eta letter received in Charleston. South
Carofina, datcd
FoRr DRANE, Wareh 2, 10 4 "

=. II NJ
An express has Just arrived from Gen Scott
who is now at Pcolala and whom expected
here before this ordering Gen. Clinch not to fur
nlsh Gaines either with men or provisions, which
would be the means of his making another false
movement and by that means giving confidence 10
the enemy, and deraneing all his intended move
ments Gaines is now surrounded bv the indians,
and all communication cut of firm hin, and bis
."nvisIons entirely out, with about 80 men wound
cd, aud the other, getting sick every lay, and
without Tie Gle"!.s u .au,jas ,h,m, should he be