Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

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fourteen companies of infantry, and eight mounIi
panies of the Alabama volunteers and m;li, W.T.
greater part of the mounted force now under Gan ne
terson raised in the Northern Counties nj l.,'F
and propose to order them 10 move through the t'
and Cherokee country TO their homes; and shouIf g
Wool require their services thry will he i, , si,,,
to Cooperate with him before their disclarre '"
The Tennessee brigade has Reported aud t,r.
rectcd Gen. Armstrong to take position near Lloo,
merry. with that part Of it not ordered Nv Gen Sag
Florida where subsistence and forage NAV be 1,l;I'
tanned. aud whence he can Join me in d sino. ,,,,'
should the Indians Issai:ist hostile di..lls,o,
have tlle h"no- 10 be,
Sir, your oGeCicat s"rvant
ILL., :. jEStp
Adju.ant. General, Wasi,ing,.n Cir.
MOBILE, JAW Ia
The steamers Lewis Cass ard MERIDIAN Win i,
came in on Saturday from Montgomery. with 2rl, IT,
dams Oh their way to Arkansas. Among the ,nni
are the two celebrated Chiefs Ncu Niece ard w
ha.hIa. They are both tme-loo!:!ng lud.ans tn. -,
mcr is silent aud subducd in his manner TIA. f,
has fine animated countcnancc, and talks a urea, i
They appear be !oath quit lhci. cuulify ,,. 49,,
were shot ut Montgomery, who muiinicd The. 49,,
principally women and children and but few v.,rrr
The eu.igrumg agent informed us, that anu,lc, ,..
would soon be ready to en.igrair, and thu, 49, tH
the company behind would take charge Of them
(tro,n The .HHiedsccHic s!onanrd Of laioa Jaiy27,
4 NEW WAR;!
.
Creek Indians have renewed Tie
On Sunday last party OF the hoSi;!rs Crossed IT.,
Chattahoochee and attacked our Iroups a, Fart Nr
and rcpnsed them, with the loss Of several Killed -
wounded.
We are without particulars: but .uHor estimate, ~.
loss in killed, from five 10 nine.
The following extract OF letter from friend in Co.
lunbus Of the 2GIh inst leaves tOuD; ;Ha. there ~,
much and hard Sighting to be done.
.:Ncws has Just reached Us, that small party G; l-3
10 S'rrg,.
miles above Roanoke, and attacked Il small body Of, or
men Stationed trrc, and routed them. Five waite ca
| are said to be killed, and several wounded.
{" have no, had the particulars. think You may
res! assured public opinion 10 The contrary ngts,n
! ing, that the war has not yet Closed
We learn, that Gen San!nr! has taken H.: mos, 81.
gorous means rIniarce troops in the ~ rt
Of Roanoke and Fort McCraiy an 10: ac;i.g vi.cn,,
against the Indians. lie Is "!ng ~ person wl. al a.
| disposable force in pursuit u! the rncmy.
Where is Gen. Jcsup And how doris i! h7?pcn ,h,,
ne has closed the and djsbantcd the ARMY Willie Il.
country is !ul! Of hostile savagcs
NV ORLEANS. Juy ~
The Creeks, amounting 10 some II or 1862 including
men, women and children reached our city b: Tie ~;
of the lake on Monday last. Unt TIE cpal.ry q ,ir
boats which are to convey them 10 their place u drs.
nation west Of the Mississippi they have MADE ten.
porary OdIutnt along the bank Of The Ncw Canal.
low The basin. At the foot Of Julia ST. The
rains of Monday niynt, and which continued n.ai!y
without, int omission all Of yesterday. have proved pc.
cuary unfortunate 10 these poor saTagrs IN !.!r Gi!,A
situation some 30 ~ having died, 4I9%.l
| since their arrival
Viii. the aid Of i.w s,arrs and boards some ,ose:
canvass and sailed Blankets they have pat lev !ue
| tents which afford them hOwc:r: but Irebc prorc:..
against the driving RAIN. Should the present wet %rs
Tier continue, and farther delay be occasioncd PROF. -
their departure il certainly would be an act Of Gog
on the part Of the city authorities to a2!ropila!c -
their use some more comfortable hrbalions lln ii Sc
which they have. The barracks, or new cily pr.
son. nigh: BE- used for such purp2se
These Indians are not chalnrd, as was reported. In!
quite at large. They do not appear 10 bc dies !'uie
! Of In. proper clothing. and without arms We ~.
ccd among the group some fine booking warriors via,
with their well chSeIIcd frames. strUDgy developed
muscles dark hair, hazel eyes. high cheekb"nrs, ~!
nnscs that would rral the Greek IL precision Of ouap
showed combination Of manly beauty and strength,
that have rarely seen surpassed hy The pale acc-
There Indian damse!s too who need only the hIo
nents and decorations ot more refined state ct s"e
ty t. little envy among even more polished
! danes the observed Of all observers.
JuLY 22-lhc arrival 0l the migrating Indians las
been noticed and their appearance commented upon-
Yesterday afternoon they took their departure for tie:
future home in the steamboats, MajrStIc Revenue. Lamp.
lighter aud bLrquc Cumberland; they looked healthy, 2aI
appeared cheerful could be expected oi nrn !" a
! circumstances. We heard complaint OF the E2ft
ships iaiIgucS they must have suicrcd-bul 'Hr"ga
no good, frequently met our ear. SuG!cG; has ALREADY
been written upon the course pursued by the Grnr'
Government towards TIE req incll-!l VIII
as blot upon the fair escutcron oi our country. aI
will tarnish it down TO the remotcst ages oi posIeEIy
! Be-
NloyrGoMrnY July 2O-Fiflcrn hundred Taaesjr
mounted men arrived here on Saturday last ami 9r
now rncanIpel upon the borders OF our town. We III
dcrSland that Yoholo and Jim Boy, the two tr!rHa;
chiefs wo rendered such important service in the Greek
war are brcomng dissatisfied with the whites, ana u
Gen Jcsup particularly. 1t is sad they pettrod g.
SUP for leave 10 keep their relatives who were ho''
and r, hp
westward, with the other hoscs. nor be sent TO Oe',
gia for trial. This request JcSup refused which SAD
TO have rendered Iohoo and jim 30? very much I>s'
tisird In consequence OF it, Gen. JeSup Intends Keep
ing large force in the nation until III" rc*at OF IN
Chiefs resentment is more fully a,crraincI. Somedl%'
ger is apprrhcnded also from the department Ci lAi
friendly Indians upon their being iniprmrd that iN,i
were To b. sent off 10 the Yves, Immediately wtl ta'
hostilcs They raise 5,00O fighting men at least
and some say more. They had lately lI,J under arms
who all still in the nation; and there are large nan
Der beside residing in Iaadcga. Chambers and '!.9i
upper counties, who took no part in Tire campaign.
FLORIDA.
Sr. ArGrsrIyf, July q
.7notLtr triton at Ucnn0py-From the extreme IN
heal,hinrss Of the position, the Command Chef rs
ordered the abandonment of Fort Drane The realog'
of the sick and stores TO Micanopy commenced On tLr
10Th inst letter from officer at the latter P5s''e'
ceived by the commanding officer here The DIST, SAFE
that the first train attacked on that evenn[ "'y'
quarter oil 4 inHe ol Hiicahopy: ~ three HIHr'''
d!ans-the action lasted more than hour. twelve m''
were badly woundrd-many horses kil!cd. Capt hsH'!'
Of the Cd u. 5. Dragons, severely wounded thi'G-"
the neck-and Assistant Surgeon Wcightinan oa'E
wounded through the thigh On hearing the firing III
the disposabe force within the work at SlIcangpy NOV
ed out to the support of the escort. Other results ~" Nv
loss of the enemy is not stated. There were TO- SEA
the posts and many of those reported .o 'u'
were in 4 feeble and dcbltatc! state ,
Since writing the above, accounts have b'c" TrcSJ
, that ,n 1pIf
Of 20 men, under command Of Capt Ashiy. {" "L -
S. Dranoons having lowilzrr, and that ne '"'Ii''
were drea,cd-sevrral Of our mortay "o'"u''
(From the Saruannh Gcor"i0n, J|y ~ H.,
LATEST FROM FLoRlDA.-By the steam pac"e; 'o.'
Stuncy Capt Frccland. arrived yesterday, if''" '''