Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-28
,n;o., be necessary +" The most speedy ana t':vc''

H., :, :; L,own that Governor Call and Geterai JeSu
have both been very actively engasea ~ dvc
,n 70 hone that the objects Of Lie campaign W." S,'n
i4 accomplished. But as those expectations my NC I
,noinled and Us the ni service L" lie ien'ss't
yiun,eers who compose very important phIL 81 "'e
rcn srrvinu in Florida will expire the Isl oi Jal'u-
Az, i, has been teen" important 10 make provision '
cuor!ynr their places, III pa:l, a' least, from c
nrny Wit!l this view, The commanding oiiceE u "
second rra..,nl Of dTa GooHs directed" on c -'t'
ul,;:o to organize the recruits enlisted Tor lll corps
uio cnDars and To hud then in readiness 10 be NOV
ID 10 Florida the shortest notice 1t Is also eA prc
that two additional companies nt artillery may u F
pa-cd for The Ike purpose, during the present '''.
fer maturing these arrangements, information vas ''
crred at til, Drplliien! that General !rsu? ma !c'
Gently called Oh la. GuvcrEGr o! Al"Aana "' '",'1
no; ~, on Tie Governor 81 Georgia i1r regiment 81
volunteers, t. mccL the contingency or want g" LOFTY
on the Discharge Of lie Tennessee brigade ls Gail
as bce: approved proper precautionary 'nraS"FI,
but il is ,l:Cyrd that the "iief troops now III f' 'N
will be sufficient, especially vine" reinforced as "o'
surcs!cd for all avail ;hc purposes, even Siioi" ZIG Wal
be- continued and that The Sc!viccS OF Tue Y0!nh'ceIs !'
>; ,Icd for may therefore, very he dis Pensed with
be-, leave To refer - tie report u! the Gr'sTai'ih
Chief fora accom-. q" The operations ehn'
necessary By lhC hostile movements 81 Tie C!trh ~
d.nns 10 that acc,int, however, 1t is 0Gt just ~ d''",
that the marine corps. Al very alarming uicl"'e &C.
urrus volunteered their services 10 AID III supFrcsET
those ls..!cs and accc7dingr employed Tor i'Ia
pnrposp Si;lcc t!. termination OF Their tour o! Gully ~
the tfs"h c";;iTy, '!iey HaFe otS" !'o'sN
where t!y Compose EiCst rilcleh P'I''o u "'
neral Jcsup's !'!cc
Indications Of niscIeyous disposition having 'ecn
exhibited By the GaIsbl goes eud other tribes III 'A'
North west: s0nc no*c"'c"t oi Tie 'rSIis III 'i' r
l!ssiss,jh were had in The months oi July ana :i""St
last which produced Tie desired cillct OF nWins t't!
into QGir;arSS
Tb, movements OF the forces under the personal com.
Inand @. .hlacr-Grnera Games on the western IIn
tiers of Louisiana ard Arkansas, sufficiently state"
in the rryCt III the Gen .rallm CT: Ell General GallCs
mus recently trn relieved ci tins command by br'Seur'
General ArJuch!c, WHO was Instructed, under cae c.
the l0.h Of October last, 10 make ul report oi TIE
couGi.;on of things in that quarter lie was also par
;cuar!r advised that under tie Instructions previously
given Genera! Gaines that uNicer was not /" aGaG
into tie territory claimed by MsNco ana II ne Si3ud
have uruncrd, 10 retire. unless the INDIANS were
actually engaged in hpstes against the Unite" safes
or III cas he had undouD;cd evidence that SUCH hoSi-
ties wee Intended; aud were actually IN preparation
With, tia. Territory. o.; The eleventh u!!imc com.
n:unicalon vas received from officer IN colAiian"
al Camp Necog ioclrs, giving IN n!aEo'lhlc account
o !is health ui the tIUD?s IL that post, AM s'ili!S
that their co9tinua:ce here durag l!e winter "oGd
make il necessary construct barracks and quarters 10!
their comfortable accommodation. III consequence al
this communication, Bg2drr Genera! Arbuck;e was IN
s;uc;vL undo. Late Of the l&tl ullmo: to lake al re.
cess!cy restore Tie health o. Inc t'o"S ana
in the event % his deciding tG retain possession o. lamp
SacoGucss, 10 provide N t:! place all meHaiu accom-
.no;!@ o,s lie also informed that it was not IN tie
power a.! The d pdfrn wiiA tiv !iHl.cu Il!":l"N"l
then in lis possession, IL give any positive U!"Sf IN re-
gard 10 the further occupaon ct III" post NJ opinion
was, however, expressed, that there seemed 10 be 10
alcq uatc or any longer maintaining position 50
uihpalt,!iu! and ncDnvcen and he was instructed, IL
case he bad not already withdrawn the troops. 10 give
the requisite orders Ur that purpose i:!eu!al;f on lie
receipt OF That communications unless he Should !heh
have in hi: possession information satisfying h!ln lat
the ma nten1f!ce o. Inc post essential to tile protection
Of ruulirrs and the due execution o our treaty
stipunl!onS, explained in The previous isIncNo;;S
10 Genera! Gaines and ~ himself.
III tic month CT Jane last, 1t became necessary TO call
Oh he Governor o Tennessee under tie act OF The last
session. tor volunteer i,lce sdiiciet 20 pui Gown any
hostile attempt Tie rait Ct tie dsaiirctsd Ihri"s"S
ard TO insure Tie peaceI!! @X cutnn "i Inc treaty tA
;a,y concluded will! that :ibc. The comnlTG OF the
troops 10 Lc raised lor this purpose committed 10
Ericader General Wo3i. who immediately TcPailru 10
lac Cherokee country: and IL yet IN command there
The iorce undsr hn amounted, at one iii!e 10 ABOUT
1850 but has lately been rrGIcsG 10 Gpl-a hH!hci s'
fluent, from present Appearances, - prevent any !
Guilty in that quarter Much pfa's. Is Que TO General
Woo! Tor ll rronptlude and zeal with winch he has
devoted himself to tie execution o! lis tniics.
~, whu! number 81 militia and volunteers mustered
into the service Of TIC United States. III tie various
movements mud operations ahovr mehhoieu, appears;
from, tie rolls received in thr ri;ce OF the u&nt Ce
neral 10 have been ujyuI - $50 In the case oi the
Tennessee volunteers mustered bY Gen. Wool larger
number appeared than had bc:n called tor but. rs iry
acted in good faith, and under patriotic impulses ala as
the commanding General deemed orSt 10 receive ''i:
I
nav I,ry provision val also be required Tor the lus
settlement of many the accounts growing on d tic
eniorr!en Of militia and volunteers; and !or the sails
faction of elaine, which, hGugh equitable, cain"t be al
lowed by the accounting o!EGerS.
In executing tie Ist seton Of the Gcl OF The 2-t Of
May last, st, provide for the payment ni expenses i;cu-
red AMI supplies !urm!:hGd Gil account oil tie militia q!
volunteers received !n;n the service III The ntpd StatS
fIr the t!ceicc Of Florida, II has been decided lha ts
section does not authorize any allowance for horses or
other property Impressed into III" se-7cr CT liz: United
States, Tor any special damage done 10 indviuuai$ uf
their property b. the troops OF United States or the
enemy Some Of thvs. ought undoubtedly 10 DC
provided for by Congress; ANA lvIs@s under The peculiar
circumstances wc! attended thea, provision siloa!d be
made iur embracing III" whole.
In addition 10 lie movements now in progress, already
mentioned. the troops stationed al Fort Dtarton C'!i.
caro have been "relyd proceed 10 Fort Howard, 0"d
10 in the garrison at that post, and " recruits are Oh
their way ltM In. l.: regiment OF dragons al oil
Gibson The public property at Fort Dearborn VII re-
main in charge Of ;a late commandment OF that post
A. iicacra S4G-Gie reports Of the cc:s of the ti!:
fereu+ s,af departments exhibit pcrsficuouS YicY OF
their operations during tic past year
hcg leave cal! your attention to The conmI'ica-
ton Ct Ire Ad;ant General selling forth the d!ncui-
ties which have brrn and yet experienced IN various
ianc!.s q Tie public service, ior want Oh ata'i&l
stat ciccrs.
liz fiscal oaara!ians CT the rartcrnas!cr ant SUB.
sis,erce Dcrul ,rns have Lee!r unusually heavy, III
consequence OF! the hostlites in which the army has r@c
e,urycd Il il due these two important arms Oh t!!c
service that should state, that from the tune w!rn aGe'
quac means placed ct their disposal By Congress
nothing has been omitted OH their part TO provide Tie ne
cessarY supplies 10! IL" troops IN the held.
The :eDur. oi the acting Qnartcr-nastcrs General
states the progress made rather The inability TO nahe
rrngctss c constructions Of roads, ana Diner wnihS
with which the department, is charged IL also exposes
in 4 lucid aid convincing manner, Tie utter sulcicn-
cy Of This branch of the service, now organized by
law to the execution Of the duties committed 10 it,
The expenditures Incurred during the pas! year in
the emigration ard Subsistence OF Indians, will appear Ill
the repnr. Of tin commissioners Of Indian a!!aIrs, to
whose Office tat business transferred by rrign;a-
ton made on Tie Isl u!ii!no. Ibis change was mace
r: coryic,n that lie Interests Of the service woad