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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Read nr Col. Lane. IN obtain provisions
thrrer The lsSi course was prelrTTrd ~
he General and by > couaril Of War,
and he march was commenced. 6rrsi-
N 10 our Disappointment. ~ depot was
established n The point 30 pefemptnrliy
ordered. and The army Mas directed 10
Fau Dssne and Grayis ferry. Luckily The
object Of the expedition WAS edecsed-s
junction Was formed with Col. Lane. Who
ernssed the wythlasPoehse Al Gainess
battle ground On lhr -. ihree miles
above our racampment. having been GO
Terned in his march hy the soand 81 our
artillery. a. We fred daily signal gun.
Thus have ended. far a time. our aPe-
raliOns. Many horses have been lost.
AMI must he replaced. nrP0ss mnsi be
established; We ''aye discovered The pro
per locations. We have iaund the enc.
my's stronghold. and he mems 10 ass9h
il. We have found willing and able
guides in the prisoner squaws. and deTis-
cd much infnsgnalinn frnm then. They
lrIl Us that there is a large peace party
in the aaiinn who would have sen, IN en-
voy. but from dread that ne should shoot
him. They tell Us that their powder Is
nearly exhausted. and ahove all. that the
lwh heal ehlef.. the most watlike and
most hostile. next ID Powell. lie sne Of
the Mirkasukies. the other Of The Lang
Swamp Iribe. we're kilIcd BY Mr.. Pierce.
a For Draae: from that. o. some other
cause. perhaps the DETECTION Of the
Creeks. We believe that there Is dissen-
sim amoBgs, them; that their war spirit
i broken; and Thar they will be whipped.
hunbled. and perhaps shipped before
Christmas. A high spin, prevails 10 our
army; harmony between the regulars and
volunteer militia. and zeal. csurage and
srdOr throughout all.
In addition tn the abaye, the Herald
has the following: 2
Nsine Price marched IN the 5;h. in
the morning. al 9 1'cloek. and arrived al
Fort Drane on Saturday the Oh. with
ten DAYS provision fer the Tennessee
brigade Gov Call marched on Monday
. the s,h Cor the wyIhlacnochee. ,aking a
new direction. with view VI surprise
the Indians: Ia dn this. IL was necessar,
~ GU, a uew rad for The artillery wagon
train fnr more than SO miles: which " a.
performed ~ the bl'lalioa OF two hu"
drrd artillery under M,jor Pierce in hvr
days; and although attended with consi
derable fatigue. an the morning of the
! 18th the advanced guard surprised and
atacked large body Of Indlaus. routing
them and taking twelve female prisoners,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Tshall Be or In . frW days. with =
des.usslaar II Indians Who desire % meet
Gosrrnor Dodge IN lhe Wisconsin ierri =
tory. 70 hold . coancil with him On the
sniieci of The eessiea afIhsir lands lying
Eorh a yonr ssale. n the efforts now
making should be crowned with snecess.
he Indians owing The country. vii eml-
crate 10 The south side of The Missouri
River. and our citizens enjoy their
hn.nes in peace in > country which. Tor
salnbriiy Of climate. health. mineral.
commercial. and agricultural advantages.
Nil not be surpassed By any section Of
North Americs.
With high resPee. and esteem. your
ohedleni servant.
AND'w \. HUGHES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

We understand ina. The Surgeon Den.
list. Adds Brainard. who recently mari
ed a respectable young lady Of this city,
and vas indicted for having as many
wives as a Sultan. has been found guilty
a, Anderson Court House. = c., and
sentenced to a fine Of $1,000 and two
years Imprisonment, in dungeon. We
understand the history OF this mans
success with the ladies' will be publish
ed, from which bachelors may take lee,
sons and girls caution.
.7ugusta Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

naesrie hands WAS put on share 10 take
care u hIm. The poney in The same
manasssie also swan ashore. II is said
thal when me Elephant jumped from he
boar. he rnade signs with his trunk for
his kercer 90 70 with him. This keeper
or some other person in the managerie.
afterwards jumped overheard with 500
dollars 10 specie lied round his waist. and
sank immediately.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11
THE FLORIDA CAMPAIGN.

The failure of General Calls late en-.
pedilion against the lndlans having been
attributed 10 his disappointment in not
finding supply Of provisions on the
. WvIhlacOOchee. il has been naturally
supposed By nsny thai this dlsappoint-
ment was impuiable 20 some remlssness
in The Subsistence Department, ol the Go>
sernment in not placing suihcien, sup.
plies of provisions within reach Of the
General commanding 10 FlnrIds; and this
opinion has been freely expressed through
our own columns, a. veil ss 'hos- 81
other iuur..ais. Il u due. hoN ever. To the
Vlg,lant administration " that department
10 stale that We have authentic evidence
Of It's innocence II any delinquency IN
the case referred Ia. or Ol It's being
chargeable "Ilh any of the blame whirh
attaches to General Calls failure. On the
contrary. there we're placed in depot. on
the east side of Florida. on the 81. Johns
and at other PUInls, az early Is The month
oil September. NOT less than SIX hundred
thousand ralions: and on he west side of
the Peninsula a. Tampa Bay, IN the NJ
wannee. and other pn'u,s. three hundred
thousand "a on I'hI> large stock Of
provisions. ii varIons d"p"ts on hath
sides # the Peninsula. vas placed at the
dispns,lIun of General Gall; he was off
claIlv ADVISED b, the PREPAYMENT OF their
t!et",.it-. and II was l. f 10 him 10 order
supplies to b. transported 10 any Of the
points at which hs operations Night re.
quite them, before he moved his army.
Ii he fal ed ~ do So. and suffered the lrIs
tratIoa Of his expedition ia consequence.
the blame cannot Justly aItarh to the Sub
sls'ence Department. r Nat. Intel.
We learn that an express started from
the city Yesterday morningto Florida. to
relieve Governor & III from the command
OF The Army. aud assign II to Grneral
Jesup. bid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

TURKEY.-The capital u IBIS On,
pire presents . Curious spectacle AZ r,,.
sent. II is not Christian certainly. h,
has through the Unremi,Iing sxrrl,ons Il
the Sallan. renouncrd some Mahometa
characteristics and has made some IRA.
grrss in what ws call elsiIzalion. Ia
rnpeSn Iaclies have been introduced m
the army with the European military
costume. A newspaper - published
Nhich moi long since would have been
considered an shominanon. and in many
respects ihe asptrIiies of he tub n
character seem 10 be wearing away. a
consequence Of the continued nlercour..
with Foreigners. whom nevertheless. thty
vet despIse. but do not hale With That %.
itnsits which Vas once considered r.
ligious. obligation.
The Government had recently seil.
aus d,firultv with llls Brush Minister,
and was obliged N sGceulnb &C hazsri
rupture with England. An EnElishma
had violated the Turkish game lars. .cr
which he Vas punished corporeaIly and
severely. |, was great outrage. bu, u
is extraordinary thar such hun,lIsIing -.
Iislac,ion should have been rrquint.
which was The d'smissIon u the RES ~.
Jsndi, and the chas'lsemeni Of all COO,
cerned. when the original offence "a Vi.
olauon Of The game tascs) was one wheh
some of the higher classes in EngIaHa
consider a. but little short Of Hessos
The circumstance proves TAO things. The
power Of the British and the weakness
the Turkish Government. whai 4
chznge. and how the mighty are fslIsuI
No, many years ago an Ambassador vie
would have dared tn speak in such Ian.
guage as lard Ponsonbury used on lhs
occasion. would have been sent 20 the q.
ven towers. and threatened probably vii
the bowslrins.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

DELHI.-The aslrologers have pre-
scented to his Mgesly the sspec, Of Iis
planets on The coming year. and obsef's :
with deep sorrow ,ha, the horoscope q |,
his Majesty indicates the probabIll'! 4"
severe sickness to the Royal Person,
The conjunction Of Venus in the 'hl'.
mansion Of Mars shows that more m"e'
than females will be born, and that gTa''
will be dear. but metals and other s,a
Giles Of merchandise will be cheap. 1"
lurid aspect Of Saturn determines Vs.
pesiilence and other mortal diseases o. =
be expected from The westward; W
the near approach Of Mars TO The "
would warrant waIIke demonsIr''' W.
from The North. -isruif ObseT''''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

RUSSlA.-The news from Russia q
important. aud reaches US BY nay Of Con.
sIanlinopIe. In the Express some wes,
since, we made sllusion To the deslsa
Of the Aulocrat. They have since u@s
fully developed themselves. and no ma
can now be 90 blind 20 To doubt her pre-.
sen, determination to be mistress Of CIR
cassia. South 81 the Caspian her Goa.
quests are securely established. liz
communications with Georgia are unin'
ieuuPled. Already The Circassisns 'rs
partially deprived OF The necessary neap'
Of defence. while formid' bic preparations
are being made by the Russians uRd't
the very supervision Of the Emperor M
cholas. Crinea and BessorabIs are BE-
ginning to be the scenes for lie marshal
ling Of hostile troops.
A correspondent at Constanlinop'
writes to The editor Of The London Che
nIcle tha, the Russian troops have SUI
ceeded in capturing Soudjek kals'
strong fortress between Anapa and "a'
lendjek, from which places simultsn''
Gus attack was made upon il, SECONDED
by a naval expedition from Sebas,opcI'
The number Of Russians engaged is est
mated at $1,000 men. and their loss "
said to have been great; but i, Is amply
compensated by the acquisition they
have made. which will enable them 70
complete the blockade Of The coast. hrf'
erlo inefficient They have already a.
ken fourteen 81 The country boats, IadeR
with sal, and gunpowder.
The payment Of the thirty millions
indemnity due to Russia was completes
on Friday. Five millions Of IL. ] unde'
siahd, will remain here al the disposal
NJ BouunieH. who will no doub, m'S'
good use OF il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

The elephant, which was on board Of
the steam boAt Royal Tar, when i, took
FIRE. and was supposed to have been
drowned. il seems contrived to save him
self. A letter writer states, that after the
fire began 70 reach the poor animal, il
jumped overheard and swan two or three
miles to an island-went into barn
yard, and after frightening the cattle there
out Of their wits, was taken care Of by the
proprietor Of The farm. One of the me.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28
WAsHisoroS. Nay 9. z


Defence Of tie Hsaern Ftostier.-Thc
Interesting eommunicaliou from yhe War
D. partment. and the debate upon il elicit
ed in the House Of Representatives on
Saturday, will arrest the public attention.
there never was an instance which 50
strongly exhibited the influence Gf party
schemes upon the minds Of psstitans.
while thoroughly pu,suodcd that 10 carry
,ns u. those schemes they risked the par
amoun, interest. the safety Of tho coun
try. II will be seen, that At the moment
that war was marching towards our from
liers-whcn the General on our bofders,
whose charge il is 10 protect our frontier
settlements. had actually called largo
and extraordinary force to she lines. 70
enable him to guard them from dangers
he considered impending. the idea af pre-
serving surplus for Mr.. Claws dislribu-
iion prcdominuted in the minds Of somo
over that Of preserving our frontier settle
mcn,s IRON the danger ofsavage invasion
and scrvilc insurrection. The troops had
been called into the service to meet this
cxigency, and the only question was as to
providing for ,hcir support; and We find
MIR. Mason Of Ohio opposing il, upon tho
score tha, it was only a pretex, to Diced The
Treasury, instead of preventing the from
tier from blcediag-Mr. Underwood Of
kentucky (like Dir. Calhoun in The case
f.hc French) opposing i. upon The grcud
.ha. the prepare ton was likely TO provoke
war. rather than avoid it--Mr Graves Of
kentucky laboring 20 postpone sction and
bring on the delays. which he considers,
from his former success, the most caectu-
nj mode Of embarrassing, il not Of defeat
ing. the majority in the House; aud yet
VIZ find all these western gentlemen at last
obliged either to re.rca, from the House,
or give their vote for what they thus en-
deayored TO .hwar. and prejudice. Messrs.
Underwood and Mason, we understand,
lei, the House jus, before the vote was
taken, one having declared peremptorify
thai no,hinging could induce him to sane
ton the appropriation. Mr.. Graves al.
though present when his name was called
postponed his vote, (,hoagh he could not
The ques.ion,) and after finding that only
three names were recorded in the mega.
i've, rose. aske;: to be called, and voiedln
The affirmative !-GIots.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28
FROM ST AUGUSTINE.

The s,nsm rackc, Dolphin, Capt. Penney.
e,, Arrived 1asi crcn,rg. lei. 81, Augustine on
Saturday, evening. and Savannah yesterday
morning 4. BY her, wc have received the 81.
Augustine jffroa Of Thursday last, and
The szr annsh Georynaa Of yesterday morning
Froa, the latter, we copy some accoun. Of
farther Indian murders, abou. 20 miles from
Jnrhsasiile, f. F.
Gen. Scot, was passenger in the Dolphin
as far as SarannalI which place he was to
have lef yesterday, in tho steamer George
Washington, for Augusta, on his way. as
was understood, 10 tho Creek nation.
We learn from Major Lyle who came pas
scugcr in tho Dolphin, tha, there was nothing
new at st. Augustine at the time Of her de-
par,urc.
Cor. Call has scn. an order to Brig Gen.
Hernandez. 10 call INTO service 200 men for
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28
TEXAs-CONFIRMATION.

The following letter from Major Gene
raj Gaines has been furnished 10 the cdi-
tors Of tho Washington Globe for pub!i-
cation. and is in par. conhrma,ory OF The
accounts of the victory OF the Texans
published yesterday. l, will be seen .ha,
General Canes considers the staiemen.
Of the victories sufficiently authentic to
found the future military operations OF
the government Of the United States upon
its correctness. and has conniermandcd
his requisi.ions upon The Governors of
tho several bordering States for volun.
lcers TO protect the integrity Of our soil.
urAp Qr.RYrs. Wrsr.as DEPARTMENT
Camp Sabine, 2eth :3pru, 1896.
Sal have the honor 10 state ,ha, re-
ports have just now reached this place,
through various channels, which leave no
doub, of ,heii correctness, Iha. OH The
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

ON the swenty-huzh Of February, eigh-
teen hundred thirty.two. BE, aud he
hereby is, authorized,, without regard
to existing rules and requirements, 70 re.
ceise such evidence Us 10 on Eie, and any
further proofs which may be offered ten
diDs 10 estahlish .lfe validity ysf taV claims
Of Massachusetts upanttae United States,
or any part thereof. for seyicss, disburse-
mcn,s. aud expenditures during the late
war xitl, Greet Britain; end in al! cases
Shess such evidences shall in hts Judgment
nrove the srnlh of the items Of ciair', or
any part thereof. TO, act on. ihe, safns 20
like manner, as if the proof cons'sseo - ~
such. vouchers apd eEidcseeas is feqdIea
byscxisl;ng rules and regaIatians teuch,ng
the allowance &c such 'clsirs,s: And stnat
In The se,,lemcnt Of scaafIns OF other S,nles
upon the untcd, S.sass fog &c, vices, dis.
burserncu,s, and expenditures during Che
late war with Great Britain. shs same kind
of evidence; .yoachsts- and proof, shah be
received as Is herein provided for In reia.
lion 10 the claim Of Massachusetts, the
validity Of which shall be; in like u,snnet
determined and acted upon by the Score.
etary Of War. - =. 49, < :
. ArpsovED.- Hath May, 1885,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

cd for the reception OF our women and
ehisdrsn. in case Of Az. attack, and the Go-
vernon should be requested 70 send out.
az early as possible. such yolunleef CON.
n.,,ies as csli b; had, 10 The sarious posi-.
ions ON our s1,ended frontier Hne for. We
tslie,s-no t cscape ID 10 be expeehsd .fom
tbs ,rsfie, the samshawk and scslping knife
.ef these. ruihiess garages, hui what we
NAV expect 10 6nd by bold and ;sigproos
lighting. ,--.-..s.-,...slS- z
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

lance. We know tho Indians are desperate,
and probably dO. fght with much daring. bt,
then we think, Dur people have good right
70 be desperate too, md 6ghstpr .hlr fami-
lies, fhcir homes and their properly, with IS
much, ds1ing % hese sayagss5s sud il
we Eiiseuay oD the Frontier hns the crops
3iabe lost, and great dsstess prodaced:-
No, LheFe Is no occasion for paliu-ue have
no.asc Tor panies.of anf sJzt--1ns for men
who. cau -6e psnjcised 4 n enough ,thst
onf Gmid ron,ea may be- somewhat sgita.ed
on account toi lhsif lia,ie Children aud nus
bands-kIe Eos men. aud men who have 50
much 70 hose. fif ,i1e fndians break through
the liae. and deyastass ,heiy hohes) 10 shea
alarn and, conssernasipry az a hanstith Of dis
otdantzed and constifutippzfly sowardly In
dams. uauu poi be ,said. LAre revery man 10
arms do bis dely ss solder. who feeisshe
hssih lives af his family aod: :he property
iodcsnd, or he viii loose theu. and let stuci
Obedience 70 our oa6srrs DO eheerfultg fissm
-Le,51s make good use 81 The time and
means pGvan us, zud adopta good and deter
n;ard plan Of f.eppssaisaos-and boldly Gag.
.ry shen inro eaena--ao duly dalIy-bu, good
earnes, work, snd,ss safe "a st,s sun shines,
we viii piye those rasoally slhaians. a lesson
..hsw 70 hitand bafn up, % tbcif own houses,
COR naoaending friends.
:, We apdefs,side e-iha. .Jadse Isesson pro-
ceeds 70 Washingsou- -eily ma dss o. two as
use lepseseuisiiss If she son.seG.os for fIse
rtmosl Of the. Csee4s. in-oedes. TO ar!snge
With The Gosernneats ssa.e place 6tfheif iln:
taedssis emigration. fhs hn,e .hss arrived
u6en, policy, .jjusieS, humanity MI aepan=
ded abe speedy sspo.alef ,hese dcisdcdPeo-
'nss add q pcr.uss,se measures have ta5ed.
66enise ones should be Icsetim 70. kei ihem
b carried of a die point ps ssrhs bayeace !.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

The Mobile III, eantilt Advertiser Of the
18Th inst. CONTAINS ma.her version oi the
ba,.ie, in which Santa Anna was made pfi-
soucr, furnished by NJ. Joseph Andrews. OF
GepEgisi .wbp was one Of the prisoners taken
by thc Mcxicans. in The. detachment com.
mandod bs Col. Ward, Of .ha, State. and
vas smoas those ~tso escaped the grneiai
nsaasscsc Of Iha, detachment. and was afaef-
iw Z sen a,cd in shs dseI<vc ba;slf, Tough
GyGeu. Houston. Ills aecoun, Of this &c
,.oa corresponds generally with the STATE
nsn,s previously received. Santa Anna IS
rcpsesen,ed' by h,m. as apparently Is years OF
sgc. OF rather small s,a,oc. dark complexion,
black hair. black bs,gh, eyes. and altogether
"a good looking man santa Anna IS stated
10 hare assigned as reason, for destroying 'h''
prisoners composing the dc,achmrnts Of o'
fannln and Col. Ward. thu. he had moi. pro
Visions .uiiie leu, for them and his own army
and scco diy, ,ha, he had not mcn enough 10
spare To keep ,hcn securely.
Tho following named persons under tho
eosnu and Of o!s Fann,n aud Ward. made
,hci, cseapc-Jorph Andrews. David Holt,
Lewis Washington. - Dickinson. Horace
BulL,ek, Samuel iiardcway, aud Bcnjam n
Mordecai. all Geosg,ans. DR.. ShankIcford.
of Alabama. had h" l,lc spared, and Is now
in attendance Lpou the wounded Mc'ieans.
In tho battle between Houston and Santa
Anna, toi Mnrabcau Lunar. of Georgia.
greatly d,s,iusul> he'd himself for his valor
an ,n.tcp.Jny, aud gained the applause Of
ALL
|, is said there wss no, fifty Texans in The
ba,llc-,ha, tho Texans .rn,y was composed
alm,s, entirely Of volunteers.
Santa Anna IS PRISONER IN an armed vcs-
sci, near Galveston Island. where the Mcxi-
can prisoners. who arc able 10 labor, arc Gu
gagged 10 building breast works on the Is
land
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28
1Uug oDeUieuL 8eTvant,
EDMUNLP r. GAINES,
Msjor General commanding.
TO The SECRETARY OF Wan, =.
Washington City.

Fatal Accident. We are infornedby q
friend from LauEens, that son OF. the
sheriff of that District, a boy 8 OF 10
years old, los, his life few days since, by
eating the poisonous and, fatal HeMIoek.
The deceased, and TWO oF three other boys,
repaired 10 the woods for the purpose. as
they said, OF procuring q roelcalled An
gtGec; but through mistake took The Hem-
lock- The deceased. ate large portion
nlit. and then gaze some 70 Ills companions,
WHO par,ook Of only small quansty.
Hewas Immediately taken violently u and
-s.aried home: buthad not proceeds d more
than half or three faurlhx Of = mps before
he was compelled 10 stop. Senc Of sha
other boys went t. !.ouse tor esaistsnce;
and physician was called;' but soon aficr
he arrived, the unfortunate sufferer cx.
PRED The distress OF the afflicted pa.
rents, ELo did not arrive until their little
son had ceased 70 exist, can De better ins-
-gined than described. The companions
Of the deceased were very ID from the ef.
fcc,s Of the poison. but by timely assis-
,,nce. they rccoyered. Soaetiye and rio.
Zen, was the effects Of the deadly ferb,
.ha, i. was the opinion Of Physicians. .thas
no Medical skill could have saved the de.
scssed. unlcss assiftaHce had been iinme-
dia,cIy q. hand.
Let this distressing occurrence be q
warning 10 parents, who suffer their chill
drrn tas is frequently the easel TO esi Of
wild roots, hesbs and fruits.
:fnsexsiHs &Mntaaeu.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

GIgE b. brittle Vas fought near TWEEN
II .miles east 0i HafrisbaYgs in Texas.
bstaceiiatIle Mexicans, nndcr The itpne,
diafe eaatmand. ..of sheir President, Sapte
Auna, and the TEXANS, uhdek Eean1l
Housycn,. their command ef.in-chic AND
that K resnliei ia Ne enfiE0 oysrthrowac acf
the. Eapcsd- corps pf the Mexican ass11y,
which appears to hayr been ssry fsr out Cf
supporting distance from t6e lMger part
Of Tie army, most Of Hhab Is sad 70
have been upon the. Bfassos. near ST..
Philippe, aistance Mxty miles i e:
stated that between fiyr hundred and Sin
hundred of Me Mexican troops we're killed.
and tie residlic Of the .sdSsnce, about tho
same number, taken prisoners, including
the President himself win his staff, and
mostof his principal officers. and fbai he 5
has declared h1mself ready and gillinE in-
s:sntiy toacknowiedge the Independenee
of Texas Upon thiss point, haRe1eI, I
presume fAe constituted anshOrit;es Of
Mexico must be cpnsulted.
hares moreover, learned that the
cherokee aad other Indians ID Texas, from
our side of aie national boundary Hne,
are disposed 20 return to sheiresllages,
plant corn. and be peaceable.
This intelligence suggests 20 me the
proprieiy of desiring the Governors of
the States Of whom I requested volunteers,
as stated in my letter OF the eihof this
month, 10 suspend their movements. To
lhIs have added, that akosld the abaye
re port be confirmed, as hive NO doubt fhav
will be in ihe course Of q few days. I
wiRfu ,lat event, order an officer direct.
TO the States respectively, meet the so.
1uBreers, muster them into service, and
then discharge them.
Your obedient servant,
EDMUNL r. GAINES.
Msjor General eomlhandine.
TO The SECRETARY OF Wan,
Washington City.