Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29
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Il Col. COmd'g Creek V0IunleeFs'
His Exceliency r. K. CALL Commander-in- Chef.

PENSACOLA, Nov l2-\dr"t-lEe u - oiooP VI
War EnsIuu whose arrival announced IN our iist
in the course Of her long cruize IN the Gull visited Inc
Balize, Malanoras Tampico and Vera Cruz alter winch
she returned to Tamplco and took OH board MT weaver
who tie bearer or dispatches from Inc government
Mexico Of much Importance.
We understand that vigorous have been Ia
ken by the Mexican government 10 enlofce tne coiec
ton OF what is there called the lorced loan oil Two mil
Dns M dollars The process is, for the proper olhcer OF
the Government TO assess upon each individual an
amount rroporl!uncd 20 his Eicans OF payment anu IL II
Inc moi pid To seize and sell much oil Ills properly
~ will raise the amount Most OF the foreigners hau ap-
ur 10 the resident representatives OF their respective
Governments TO protect them against tins exacuon aHd
had been encouraged 10 resist It, NO such -!clVe
measures had vet been adopted at Vera Cruz or lamp-
CO. but the people at those places were expecting That
such measures would be opted The money iasrd in
this way TO be applied TO carrying on tho lrAan war
We lave intelligence from the mouth "i the Nn!la.
coochie, up 10 the 81 inst Gen fenG WHO is charged
there with the duty of preparing d'"l OF PROVISIONS,
at the Falls of the Wlhlacoochie is hnliy engaged IN
transporting supplies from the transports, lying about
miles from the mouth OF the river. Our means OF IniHrla.
ton in regard the localities there mol very sHsinc'
tory but we understand that the block house, wrrc me
depot is established, is i miles from where Gen Call
ouad The Indians embodied at the place called the Cove
regular communication by scouts and expresses. had
been opened between The mnln body OF tie army under
Gov Call a, Black cuck ,and the hockhou*c; and Gov e.
was thus kept informed nj the progress making IN getting
th supplies up I!IY rv Wh'n our informant left tile
Wilhlacoochie understood that the next day or
al the block house, and operations agaInstc
Indians in tie Cove. Que of two things scru!s now To
tr cerlan-ciiicr that the enemy are embodied IN thrT
greatest possible strength at Tins point or else that the
Cove will Le found entirely deserted. Their" are many
reasons to Iupe that the Indians will make stand
Their women aud c.dicn are probably all at The C"yr,
and il unlikely that they have been at some pans
add 10 ;e deicncrs which the nature OF Their position
supprs Tie true pulley "f the Indians is tn dSpcrSc
In this way they unt still battle pursuit TOR Jrars--
If they stand ard give battle to the whites. however,
most desperate conflict may he looked Tor The Indians
will iipl,t with lr urT of despair, and with GOODNESS
nud c0njidrucc inspired by their successes,
and i, will be holiday work 10 dsl"dge ihrm from
the Cove The great difficulty has hitherto lecn to find
the Indians elrd. This important, po mt IS now ac,
/ co,nrShed-TIcy are found IN very favorable, anu
what they perhaps consider, iuvnchle position. 1t
would though, throughout their intercourse with
the whites thry must have concealed the existence OF
this stronghold, with view 10 tc'r security III case i
war Our informant above alluded To, slatrs that on the
fourth Instant Gov. Call was expected to arrive with his
! forces at the Cove GG-cuc
III stated, on information from Washington, that
the 18Th Ocnbe. $50 or 500 indiaus including $50
men, suddenly presented themselves to The commanding
officer at Irwiulon, the Chatahnochee, and gave
themselves W as Greek Indians. None of the Creeks
recolrcl ever to have seen single individual Of the
p,ry before The strong presumption is, that they
Scinoes who have thus given themselves mp rs Creeks
alexandria Gn=.
Tur MURDER or PacqUErTE.-The Belmont Gazette
version 6nEeWnaL ulliPEeHl ioH WHICH WIS
published days ago, relative to le murder {" Fac
oncl,p the Interpreter, Fort Winnebago That paper
says" An eye witness to the occurrence inioiis u.s.
that some of the Indians, instSated, was said by
family of half breeds named Greenoush, Propagaed
report that Mr. p had acted trcacherous in his capa-
CITY of Interpreter. lngn mt at having his correctness
QUESTIONED che deceased pursued several OF The family
above alluded to- all of whom fled hcnrc him, until he
was some considerable distance from The place where
the treaty was being held. While returning from the
frui,less pursuit, his murderer emerged from copse of
wood ad ordering him 10 stand, avowed his intention
Of sboolinu him. The deceased deliberately barred his
hosorn and renarkng that he feared not 10 die, babe
him FIRE The ball Of the Indian passed through his
heart and he almost instantly expired. The author ol
The deed, with stucal indifference, expressed perfect
Willingness TO expiae his offence with his own life Mr.
facQuetle, We are informed of noble and
generous qualities, and had scarcely enemy in the
world He was IN our service during the Black Hawk
war, and distinguished himself by his cool and collected
courage in every en'erge"cy-!St. Logis Republican.
A CArruRE.-Ihe Texan squadron living in our bar.
bar consisting Of The schrs Bu,us and lnyncibp has
fallen prey within the devouring cu,ches-no Of the
Msxcans-but of the law. Warrants were issued this
day for their seizure by Judge Irving, under The proy;.
sous of title s. chapter 8, part 3, Of the revised statutes;
and by this linc presume, The war dogs OF the Tex.
ans are ANONYMOUSLY subjected 10 The custody Of Mr.
Hillyer the sheriff Of the city and county OF n York
N. Y. Com. .7do.
| GERMAN WuEAT.-Wnhin the last three days. says
the New York Commercial of Saturday, tccniy thousand
flee hundred bushels German Wheat hive been sold in
this city, a, from So to 90 05 per bushel.