Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29

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ees,'st,etet --I2s Crsa.
T.s. re isslsu~, 4Hs Cs-,a,.
The .sisihgenoe from the Wrhisceoeh's coni'n.
ves "a bc If great ininfesl sHd inp"'isnee. s""n
ss,s, cor lsa Bsblesi,os Ws learned that Gen.
Gsioes euniinued hrh'tng the Indians, hnef thu
bsuis a the ht.i cay Gen. Games i'.eDJ 80 Indi-
d1sns t,ll,A lie bad tao Of h,s incn Killed, sud
several woan5cd. On ihe third dAy the lnG,sn.
or".sed the wHhlaeooete to attack h,m. lie.
hsting taken only eiPhi dave pf',i,ions aud bsing
thut e.p,sly pressed. ecu, fo rc,niorccmenis, pro
u,,ons and ammunition Geoctal Cl.nch. being
pn5st he otdtts e CIR. Scott. ard hs,lng
ed no order to send The gfovaon, far the t'my.
scot corn from his oSn pisHsunn. and Mr. b NJ
Del started Nth up~Arj of so head 81 cattle.
They had n.t ttocestrd many miles, Ntrn
~rpfrts suited from Gen. Genes containing TIC
,nie,l,geo'e, tibet he wss cnlitCls surrounded by
the indisns and uoicss he received prr,i,,nur. he
should be unjer the becc..tiy 81 cuiurg hrs va,
through them. lesuuz hs Wounded. lie frqae.ira
the assembling e the AlsrhuA uhti, 8" guard 20"
provisions him Afi-r receiving HE nacS peced
Intelligence the ptoSi,iuus. which We" on Their
xsy, wcte otdcfed back. TIE soldiers Of Aiachua
,hough uuccnmonuusiv discharged s-'e"'bl"d
10 Tho number uf about 200 TO gutu lhc sstiriauce
Of Gen. Games
Il, the Atu,sl 81 Mr. Samuel Harrison from Al
schus On Tuesday cvemng last, Nc are furnished
with I'LL later In!s .Gaiion.
Gen Cl,nch. with hi. Grces Ia coni tnrt,on with
The Alsrhua bni,i,n. making al ahuu, eight hua-
cred bad eun. iu I'D Gen. Guiucr lie reached
the eanp SATURDAY. lasi, and effected Junct ION
srh HIM. Wnh lherr united t,rces, snioun'ing ."
nearly two thnusand men. G-n. ,iGnss Intended
trossinc The Wnhscuocme M"0des is;. He
boats Heating hriA@-- Sc. "c7c a i prepared. lie
las F1pr twelve Founders. With ~hl,h to cover h,s
landing ON the opposite side nf the Wi,hlacoochie
The Indisns viii undoubtedly make desperate
struggle to prevent his crossing. Mr. Harrison
said that on Monday the cannon we're distinctly
heard. 1, IL all over low, AID We ore BHS,ous 10
learn the rrfult lie states that Gen. Games has
never shown to the enemy more Than two, hIndrec
mcn st orc tune. That II, every instance OF an
ausck, " ether 10y night or day, lac prepared
for them, having anticipated the movements OF Os.
cola In tins way lie made great havoc among the
enemy, having sailed several hundred OF them
HIS lose before Gen. Chnch joined han, was only
eigh, killed aud about forty wounded. Alr
ssy. that 10 bis express. Gen. Gaines said he had
men enough and asked only for provisions aud
smnuBion.
FROM some observations made by Gco. Canes The
nanber OF Indians .. estimated at between two aud
three ,hnusaud.
Dy some negroes Aho have escaped to The whites,
it ia stated, that the Indians have made lotica-
ton on the other side of the Wthiacooci''e, only
four miles distant, IL made Of earth and iaclnes
and surrounded BY wlde moa. THIS II at Osen-
4 Las town and IL probably the strong hold Of the
enemy. II Is impossible 10 say no" much credit
4. due these reports of the negroes. But IN most
oincr instances since the commencement; ct the
hust,cs ui,ch has been lost by moi credi'ing their
statements. Geno'oi Cameo intends marching for
this place after crossing the river There he Viii
learn whether Oseu,a vet sauws how 10 n.uke tor
tifcatlons which Withstand oar mesns ol bat
,erny lien down. Before that place ; captured,
the one ~ which the wOaen aud chtliren probably
are, the struggle will be severe. II will be the
Gpht of death to many.
Should Genera Games succeed. as he probably
b,. before this he Will have conquered the lndl.
ans. and they must either surrender, az betake
Themselves to the hammock and swamps. Tor the
purpose of cunccaling and GLIDING The whites. by
all his movements, Gen. Games has eVinced great
kill aud has shuNn that lie perfectly understands
the enemy with whom he has to contend. TIL,
manner IN which he cut, them uf with ~ ti.e los,
10 hinsclf shows that he has not been all Idle sch"
or IN the az, Of war. We now confidently expec
a speedy close To this savage warfare aud tia
Os~ols's boast of 6vc years viii be short i've
aonhs.
From tie Charleston Courier.
TIE Uar ia Florida An impression has bee
very general ~ thls quarter, from recent account
r,crivct fron FONDA that hostile feeling exist
RI between Gen. Scot, aud General GIlaes aud som
better writers have gone far rs To s'st", that Tia
former Vas Determined mt to afford assistance T.
the latter TO ex,rcate hn from The peril"ns siina
ton IA which he va. placed. previous To the &c
ce,pi 81 our last adsiees from The banks o IN
Wi,Alacoa che
An officer OF the army, Who arrived here on ss'
urdsy, in the steamer John ID M1ngln, assures u
that there 4. not a shadow offinnla'Ipn Tor ihes
erroneous impression. Ga the contrary, IN Ia
moment Of his leaving Plcnaia. 10 b lns'.) ihei
was not a nan ia the army OF Florida, who ie
more snXiou- for he safety and success ~ Hene'
a. Games and bic brave associate than dil Gene
al Scott himself; sud Il was believed, at the IN.
rcn, 81 his departure ihlt Gsaera Scott vii" la
lhcu concentrated al lha: POM, about ~" thu.
sand men, Snuli di-4unun' as many of them