Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-13

about the 10Th instant Before that period several Gar.
ties Of grants will have departed for their homes,
which departure will release of the corps of the
army destined fer the South The news from Florida is
sill ifanght with of recent depredations.
rs" 1t is stated by officer in The Tennessee brig.
au:' with whom we have just had an Interview. The
ilsl Federal Union states differently. as follows
fLoKInA.-'t is stated that the services OF III" Ten
nrssrr brigade have bcen rejected BY Governor Gail, IN
consequence Of their having prescribed some condition III
IciHiI"n 10 he "ccrs BY whom they to he
nlindrd, HIGH lie deemed Incompatible with cs,c6!!s!i-
20 military regulations. The prnjcC; Of cam
rhi2n Strn!s tn have been abandoned. The fofldans
themselves were Extremely avrrse 10 enga Ing IN H. and
IN general they rvacd ir drau.ht that had ecn order
Ell t'r The parp Of raising Tor tiSrx p:.cn.
lustsCKirr Yesterdays Southern mail removes all
doubt upon the subject Ir Tennessee Volunteers are
about t" carry Irii 10 suffering brethren in Florida
Lee President has 10. forgotten them; will his ni-
~" citizens Of lcIcsssr fail IL second all his wishes.
We have beu!r Us, the Montgomery (G) Advertiser
OF the Sd inst. II lets us into all the movements Of the
tennessee troops, and yes US copies Of Gen. Arm.
strong first letter to Grn Ca!l,c correspondence be
tween Jcsup ana Armsrung-and the fas: General Or
der ct tho Both August calling UPON the Volunteers TO
mdrtht II appears at FIRST that AIursrong# corps Of
ls;'0 men, directed by order from the Secretary
OF war; To be divided into twu etachmrns; ,GtU to
march to Florida forthwith, while the other 500 [" be
stationed in The Greek country, under Armstrong hims"f
Armstrong objected 10 Ills separation u" lis command
ana, besides preferred 10 postpone the Florida capngn
I'LL October November. In the meantime he DESPATCH
&C aspecal messenger To The President expressing his own
views, and consulting his few day after. and before
the messengers return, difficulty another
point. Jrsup raising band Of friendly Indian war
rors to be rfGIppcd HtDHHttH r0"fccrS, and to be
commanded by Capt. Lane, Culonrland JrsuP ap.
piled TO Armstrong for six mpancs out of twenty OF
hts mounted men, to accompany and be commanded by
Lane. Armstrong appealed 10 has men, Net nan III
his whole Brigade volunteered They would not be
pGrated ether from each other, from Armstrong On
the Both August, (aer hearing Of course, from ;:le Pre-
\ Head
Camp Jordan A!abama This is decisive of their move
ment. 1t tells them, that
"The time has length arrived when il is necessary
and proper that the Tennessee Brigade should march TO
E!nita. A savage foe cm,oldcncd by his former Sue
CESS has approached within twenty miles Of TalIahas'
see, the Seat Of Government Of that Territory, burning
and numbering lie wct To stay his further progress:
and to punish him fer the tcprcdalions he has commit
ted, is duty to which Tic Tennessee Brigade will id
vance with aacrily Public expectation demands the
performance Of this duty and the character Of Tcnnrs
requires That we Should not shrink from il.
:: The detachment commanded by Colonel TIou:dnlr,
now at Fort Mitchell, will take up the line OF march, CT
as carly day practicable The fpcciiic lime is left
to the Judgment of Cnlone Trousaie himself. He will
prncerd by Fort Gaines along what is termed the upper
road, across Flint River, 10 Tallahassee
1t then details tie OF r other corps CT tic army,
AID concludes rs follows:
"1hc Commanding General is much graicd IT the
unar:m:y winch prevails III his brigade on the subject
OF the Florida service. This service is alike arduous
Thu nr have 10 contend with is rcsulutc and daring
-skiIiu beyond the Usual Indian character. and. II pos
sihr, savage 10 supdue such fec, who has mere
turc bid r.ancc IT, ard oiird: large forces Of brave
men, commanded by skiiiu officers, will be ordinary
gry. Prove but true Ia yourselves 10 the character Ut
your sres aud of the Stale to which you belong, and
tIa! g!nry will BE- yours"
y communication from ".7n Officer IN The 7fnnfsScc
brgadc appears i'll the Mont omery Advertiser OF the
3d. detailing The above particulars, and adding follows
''in obedience TO this order Maj eadors detachment
took up the line of march for Tallahassee Thursday
LAST and Col Bradicrds will follow on tomorrow. Col!
r,sdals probably under way by this time. and the
wIor brigade wi!I it is expected, reach Tallahassee By
the i7lIl inst.
" Il is Gac TO Gen. Armstrong IN Stale that THIS move
Gncnt is speedy than was anticipated week or
,wU since, than expected By the Prcs'leEt-
But intelligence had been received OF constant ana al
unchecked aggrcssiDs on the part Of The Seminole
Indians aud, we'll knowing the character OF his Brgae,
ami their readiness render aid where il needed,
Gen Armstrong applied Days since to Gen Jesup
for permission to march to Florida This permission
vas uranlrd and the Tennessee Brigade il is hcFed
will lie on the banks Of ihe Fir1cnochcc by The time
ii was first expected they would leave The vicinity Of
the Creek country.
Glory 70 with them! They carry, if not peace, at
least safety 10 FlGrGa