Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

bratcd Jim Henry and his party, to 60 into the camp o.
Echo Iarjo friendly chief for safety These remarks,
thought proper for the Justification OF uoverh
ScN.ty and Gen Scs't leave the people To- JUICE II
they lave not acted properly and deserve well OF their
| (From the Columbus Srntiacl .ImyS)
| RrrrrS oc Gen ScorT aRd Staff 7cth the y7rmy Under
! Gen. SANFORD, and Brig. Gen. Lowe, 'rihs their
sapctirc STATS.
s.Om Tuesday evening last, Mai Gen Scott, of the u
S Army, and Staff, returned TO city On the next
day Maj. Gen. Sanford and Staff aud part Of the gal
liant army of Georg canc in, all in excellent health
and cheerful spirits, and cncamped in The vicinity Of
the city Brig Gen. Lowe and Staff came up several
days ago: in consequence d the serious ndspostion OF
Grn. l.. Since which, happy TO state his health,
although yet far from being established is much better
at this time Ever since Gen. Scott and the arniy cross.
I'd the river at Roanoke they have been actively can
p"ycd Ia securing The swa.ps ur the Halchachubbce,
Cowaggce and Uchec creeks searching for the enemy
but without The Indians had cleared out 20
parts unknown, surrendered in time 10 save ''iel 9
con, lhey have played the game up 10 tnc ho"uieL
took TO do all the harm they could, before The white
people could march against thcn with an organized i"ce
As this effected aud The force got IN shcr
neighbClhood Ia! they give up, and are taken ihto
camp fed well, and hauled OFT TO ARKANSAS ns "a
their sleeves, all the e at the success CT their trick
This the rea.zatnn Of what we at the start pre-
dicted; it turns out true TO The letter:
'r;s true and pity Ills, Ills true.
"The army will he ,isbanJrd and paid off at this place,
as as the rolls can be made out, at least all that
be sparedl they will return TO their homes with
wishes of our whole community. With promptness and
aacry the volunteers 10 the rescue-wc say, let
similar prompncSS and dePach be used IN discussing
them to their homes their wives, and their little ones
And may every blessing attend them through lie.
"WEsrwAEp no From Fort Mitchell on Saturday
last the contractors for the removal "f the Creeks, had
the pleasure of starting sixteen hundred Indians, men,
women and children, Ter Arkansas. The hostile
! riors, handcutItx3, marching in double file. long
train Of Wagons conveying the children, and such OF
| The cid women were unable TO walk, followed in
their wake Their departure for the West prose- MED
Il scene on one side, pleasing and gratifying; on tho
other, solemn and sad. Meet ssy, the dictates Of hu-
manity and te preservation Of their future national ex-
istencc have all :c"nSpired to force from them long
ud last lacweA to the homes 81 their youth Surround
cd by white population, broken up in their na"n"ii-
ty-wriched and every undunc; this miserable rem
nant Of powerful people have at last yielded 10
the force of circumstances, and with bitter curse upon
tie heads CT leic enemy; they have lett Tor what,
we hope, better country; and happier condition On
tho march, the contractors will gather considerable
inulcc from Echo 1la # camp, Tuskegee.
At that place, they will find Nea!I Niece, Cheema!ee,
! mud Jim Henry. The latter has been refused TO be CIV
Up TO the Executive Of Georgia, the OF his
being citizen OF AlaLama and consequently that he
must bc tried first by the laws IT that State. We are
much pleased ct the which Executive has Ia
ken in this matter LIE took the earliest opportunity Of
inviting his ieiow-cl2ens who had suffered any nJu-
ry from the hoses, to 30 forward and Identify tieui,
in order to have them brO"s Int to punishment. AS S"un
Is lie heard that the notorious Sim Henry prison.
er lie despatched Capt: Garu,aay with his command,
with Capt Hawthorn of the Artillery to bring him in.
But the deasd Of the Governor was refused to be coni-
piled with, the plea above stated. The Indians are
placed beyond the oil our Executive, by the peo-
pIe-of Alabama who claim dave llcm tried thei;
citizens, and by their own laws. However, n"twitl'
standing, the Governor has succeeded in lodging nine
Of them in the Jail a, this place, TO await their trial.
Among his number is I!c noIusous Dave llardrdge-
In short time, there will be but few Indians OF any sort
betcw the old Federal Road, and the gang which rs
capped to Florida Ge nabbed shall soon be bies
! With an end Of the Greek
1--WE have at length received some definite intorma
ton from Coils BeaIl and Holmes, who were in pursuit
ofthr runaway Indians. Gen. Scott received this morn
ing "wednesday an express from Col! BcaIi, copy OF
winch have Ubtuned AMI publish for the information
Of the public Gen Scott has ordered Immediately 10
the Of action, The Columbus Guards, under Capt
UtIuhart; Cadet Rlencn, Capt Evans the Artillery,
CAN'T. LuwIon and by the earnest solicitation Of the
alascogcc Blues, Mq llo&ic, who has the command of
the Whole has consented 10 let them have chance in
the expedition. They have left on board the steamers
Metamora and Reindeer. Easter Chala's, look out:
"HEAD QUARTERS, near Chickasahatclee }
! Swamp, Baher ceuaty, Ga. :
s'SIE In obedience 10 'ordrrs, have pursued the In
dams to this place. where find them encopasSed in
to four il width At II o'clock, A NJ the Isl inst,
LEARNED that The Indians encamped within miles
Of this place, but unable To reach them shot Of IL
miles march,
"Oa yesterday, about 10 o'clock, A. NJ. made an at.
k.--L s~ ..a".,., driving them from
their camp, with the loss Of that left dead and
from rom Tue Signs VI o,oou; suppose twenty or thty
hi';eu "nu Moun1eu "e i"uaaIS neu plec'pa''
y III e1elJ ute'oI' ott was urapie 10 pursue tnein
u,i ,ha rs,,o,,ed ,sn , y. 80. @
va ~ eaeu, L,'e e H; ~ w. 'ie"' ""I
...e I'ae Vi our Wou"fu' ndF''g sven VI "r'n nhu
, i neas' an't1S ",ilh tnete no uouo' 'nat
;iin a.. sui in "ie s"Gnp, aiu from tne nost
'''sr". P.'so"s "t.e, a'n 'nuueeu 10 psest ''ey
elii'Ilg I've neeG one hundred 'Lltno!y IN
uias coi.i".u W ANY eIF, 10 pursue 'ne Indians
ai'a e'et 'e OUT aho sha!l De gfa'hcd 10 receive
"e" as eu';y "S Piactcaoe' al consequence oi INC
thcessahl rams we nave ao and having fought IN wa