Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-15

.,rnr mon Ms It is said an armament is fitting oa
from Vera Cruz. Oar gallant lille navy must ne on ie
ulert. You will sail fer this place, when more e"'e""
ed instructions will be furnished yon
DAVID &. BURNETT.
passenger from Galveston informs u.s. that the CON-
Inissioners sent Maianoras ~ the IeXian Govern
Dent to effect exchange CT PI!sunels have tcen seH
ed end imprisoned. They expect bad treatment, ahu
write from their prisoa, that army OF 1000 men were
at aslanoras 5000 j! San Pa'f!co. and oGo III the IN
tetior They 10 corc.nlIte on the Nuecss --Hft'
Tim Mexico Uiayo Government paper OF iiie 2't
May announce; that ilr. packcEiia: the British Minis
IT,, had paid visit 10 the President pre- t"' oi h'%c'
'nrxp1ess his sympathy at the uni"'uA't DC u a"E
lakinr of the Grneai-inChrl % The army OF I@fatoS
IN ,zIs The Diaro adds "iiS has h!!s,i the HieH!-
can PenDle with gratitude for this gentleman, VINO has
proved himselfa worthy Representative OF great and
f'"'''''' THE CREEKS.
Tho .- is almost over; aud the Creeks in The net
&c rrnuv"I 90 the West Of the Mississippi One report
says Tia. I2JCanoer. that 2'io are on the way lie
Only fragment which seems 10 remain OF ''ic n"Ste par
IT, The small band that was Oh the naFcn 1o G
icv have been .i.ercepeda par! ct them cut OIL ana
ti. others are cnr,rd up in swamp, 10 when th'H
have rc:reu,ed. There is very little doubt they wl all
be cut oti-The following ale lie prInc'pai i'e:S we
hare received since our las! p:PeF:
(fycn Hl .UUedesriNc Ftdtroy U0ioa, ja'y j.
WssuIyGrnS Cry YoLryTEEEs-A company OF vo-
Lnecrs crhtr Two s:nng raised in the city T." Wash
for term Of twelve months, under the late "c'
Of Congress for the protection vi the frontiers, coi'h'
ell by Capt Robinson. arrived III HedgeriIG on t's Is!
ir.t After parians If collation. with The citizens
they continued their march westward. OH the same DAY
1tr CRrrK WAR r>nED.---Thc Greeks have aIan'
doncd the s:rngg!r Generals Scott ard sanford WIN
the Georgia troops and United States regulars, and
b! Of friendly nd:as haze i<ar4:Sed III" Creek coun
t.~ without cnc0unterng the smallest sh":" nl resist
a:cr The Indians every where srbm!tlcd The noto-
r,s Jim Henry the only chief vino could leaf! i"in
a.tsr The capture Of Nea slaha is himself prisoner
As the Greeks have separate GcrcIn1en no lGTna
medication can be made ait! Government should
continue exert proper vigilance to prevent iuftief
mischief unit! their entire removal 20 the West. About
1880 Of them commenced their journey for Arkansas,
fw days a1o-lhc Georgia volunteers and drafted men
wcre 10 be disbs ndcd in The present week.
We have acquired 10 gl1ry in this wnr; but lie easy,
ra;d and bDcdlrSs conquest at armies bears strong
testimony 10 The skill and judgment with which The e-
r,'ion< planned and the cnersg with which they
were executed.
the army. 900.
Fonr MITCHELL, Al,EAHA, JUiy 2d, 1895.
DEAR SIK:--TIc WI IS at end alh"u, the army
ir!mg cua. General SOFT rs just reached tins place;
after thorough Of The Creek nation for the last
ten t.ys The Indian finding themselves most com
p!r,e!g surrounded By overwhelming numbers. have
from day day surrendered aud been captured without
giving line least appearance at l.ht VA y'sefuay
the noted jan Henri and his band taken By part
Of lh: array Tire Chiefs and murd:rers: who can be
dcl:ifi d. Of this unfortunate race, will be put 10 DEATH
tho others will be forthwith SCH. 10 the West small
party o ;he Htchitees have attempted their escape TO
Florida but we trust have been urcrtaken BY thrcc
hose companies who left Roanoke c4h! days since N
he. pursuit.
Later to the Editor, from intelligent friend attach
cd 10 the army.
FYEr MITCHELL, ALABAMA, Junc %: l13G.
Drsr CnI-Eor several days: having 'ruitles>iy al.
tempted to ipin the Georgia troops from this point,
have been occupied in gathering W all Inc scraps Of H.
tell .Gncc runners, GOSSIP: ~ VILE "!lch garrison
ui,orlns bat have only geahrd.
General jcsup is here. and has been here Tor several
days. Til" Alabama troops, rid"F has cnmnan' lett
tins two days since 20 take pS! twenty one miles wts'
of lls Tie fifteen hundred friendly Indians, opera.
ting heretofore with those troops. have tSpersed and
go! home several causes assigned !or this one the
refusal nG General J. to them 10 10 led their own
Era,icmcc tie inac!inn, tard!ncSS "t the m"""
mems Of the ,!iiirs and finally the l, Tia; Of
| thu Aiahama troops wantony murdered 4 rw i!enH
" Indians with full knowledge that they we're and
v.!s, actively r!np!rycd IL i:rcting oH the osti!'s
No cunsure should attach To tie people OF A!a5ana Tor
,!s violation II good ai:h and cowardly conduct; :Gr
! belie"e ever Intelligent man oi them condemns the
act and is for Tic punishment III tic aSSa5snS
! 1t strikes me the commanding General ("eneraI IesuP
should have made them suffer - The summary process
% court martial one thing Is certain, The honor OF
Al,ana requires Inc application Of The lc1 taonis.
about three hundred warriors confined here as phi
soerS, many irons. few captlvcs AID all. an IN
toIcd, have been brought i'll By the friendly Indians,
whose Invaluable aid in this Of warfare has not been
appreciated. Gelcsl tn" principle ntcnpl"y!ny one p"r.
tom OF Il people in The suhgaon o. the other. II has
been done nrvrrt:eIos and all the good far achieved
has been through their nSIumcniay. IL is the I'M
preston Of The officers here. and especially Of Gen
.rsup that The campaign IS nearly ended, that moi more
than hundred two Of oS!I!rs are get III arms
think from the invrs CATION wch have made into this
matter his conclusion IS erroneous, perhaps widely crro
nrous The ended, will arise from Ike fac: solely,
thai the hustiles have leader o fierce, bpid and
military gcnuS 10 plan, 10 execute, and TO control them
1t is strange calculation that nearly all the osiIirs arc
| prisoners and disarmcd. Il wish it SO Indian
coun,rymer, and whites intimately acquainted with ali
;I,,ol,I Er.i
sand Creek warriors in all ut least: thousand on
known 10 be friendly three hundred OF three thousand
alone accounted for. Where are The remaining two thou
sand hundred: Most likely many OF this num-
Der are in their hus neutral from fear many, in
deed scattered in small parties the whole OF the
Creek territory y portion have escaped 10 tl"rda so
express states, say two hundred in body some
few with the CherUkeeS cannot THINK that there
are less than twelve 10 eighteen hundred yet in this
country doing mischief in small parties; They will not
and concentrate and fight think the key 10
the enigma Of all these dminuons Of number, &C. Is TO
wound the military reputation of General Scorr; he has
4 hust OF enemies and mark it, in order TO stab the
deeper ALL ALL OF good pshed, will be set down
performed By General Jesup all OF bad, or misfortune,
accident ascrbed 10 the unskuness and lardness Of
General Scott. No impartial and honest man, who
knows all that has been done by the latter, but will
unless deferred from doing justice by the extent OF an
unaccouniablc prejudice, that he has done every thing
which good General and patriot should have done,
could have DONE with the embarrassments attending The
! armng Of the Georgia troops.
| If know myself, would not rob General Jcsup 5
brow Of leaf to place upon General Scott: the latter
does not need it; history already full of his fame, and
have much mistaken the character of Gen Jesup, if he
either desires such honor ready to ascribe
him. for achievements not performed hy him, or for
those which they say he has been Yrcrc"tcd from per
forming, BY not having the superior command The
truth of the matter is the bad feeling of many towards
Gen. Scott has attempted and may ciirc!uay do what
they seek increase the slight misunderstanding OF two
friends vino acquired their honors tn: same hard
fought ieieLs into rrcparahe breach, bitter