Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
domestic Intelligence.
IMPORTANT PROM THE SOUTH.

IMPORTANT fRph lhb H'' ~
tn. editor, ~ the Nod9H Beacon received by
The l,., Southern mail ibe fuiloV'ns Highly 'mpor-
ian, ~orsef.~ ~hicb 49, COPIED from the wsnu-
.e,s, b,, friend 10 Colotneas md fofs,rd"d to
o. fsrth~iih. - osi,H Cr'.
~ a ) MasIsges Als5da1. hih sept la"
Tn, Mac, Genera Commanding los The ss'is.
a,,,on 10 announce 20 ihe Army ihc entire e"sfs-
,o, of bo.,,l,iie. and the movement westward ai
a.. n,;,cin,i rstt of the Cfcct Nation. Tic con
.,,,uI,ie, both Ofboev sad Soldiers. 90 The coin.
nl.,c .ueeess ahicb lss attended itrlr opcfs i"ns
.s,ssu. ,s,,u, ,-uTs'Eu. uprr Inln : oVV nos
Tile Indtsns, amonR Them apestds 81 200 warmers,
were oap,urcd by the A'shama troops and friendly
In1t.ns-sll Of whom tsVe been removed =" Ar
kansas. or are 10 the custody Il the civil aa'hnu-
ties. waiting the., insi for offences rguael the Laws
Of Ceorgis and Alabama.
Several hundred lndi,ns aho escaped from Echo
U.dio's Cama. IN the neighhafhnod, ard attempted
10 force their way into Flotids were attacked ia
The most gallant manner BIS the Georgia troops aud
with few exceptions we're destroyed captured OF
driven back 10 their fwamps.
The greater psr, of the Georgia sud Ahbsms
troops, called oot for thee months, have already
been dscharged-,hose that 'emain IN service, with
Tho exception of Maj. Nelson's Battalion and Capt
Henri. company of Georgia Volunteers. viii bC
mustered. honofs5ly discharged and paid as soor
a, .usngcmeu,s Or tbs, purpose can be made.
The services Of General OHices Of VOLUNTEERS
being no longer required, Mai Gen. S5ntord anC
the Officer. oC BIZ, Staff e Georgia. and Maj. Cen
Patterson and Brig. Gen. Moore, with the Oteer'
of their r,speciive Staff, Of Alabama are hereby
honorably discharged. 10 separating officially from
those gentlemen sad The oaices and troops tha
- . Ia Ma, psot al
do injustice 30 HE oNa feolrss, woie he TO oml
the expression of the high seuse vhch he enter
,sins for their good conduct and epld'erly 6eport
,nen,. They hs,e he en'.ie a3protaiion aud dc
ter,e ihst Of their country.
The Tennessee Ddgsdo under Brig Gen. Arm
strong descree tie h'qbesi commentator tor %
promp, and effective msn1er 40 which they hsr'
performod tho duties tha, devolye1 90 them, Will
they were detained 10 the Creek country. The
are now on their march 10 Florida where deter
mined and .ciiye enemy awaits them. The sam
promp,ucss and attention to dnty which distinguish
ed them here will ensure them victory there
The Regular troops, excep, MAJOR MIn'osh
company, will proceed to Florida IN the course {
this month early IN October
The order. disciplnc, and good conilc, whic
thew have displayed throughout this campaign, an
tho readiness with which every duty has beea pei
formed BY Officers and Soldiers do them the higl
est honor.
The Mennes will be necessarily Detained SON
time longer in this country. Both officers and me
have acted in the best manner, and have pefforme
evory duty which has devolved npon them with
proup,ncss and correctness. creeiiabe 10 'hemsel'e
and Characteristic Of tho corps. The gallantr
which prompted them TO volunteer for setvice
the field. Nill be long remembered by the Arm.
end BY none more gratefully than by the Moj'
General Commanding.
By order Of MAJ. Genersl Je-up
HENRY STANTON,