Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-15

.s IN ,ursat.. The men are determined to
iF?aeGeu rsne them into the very heart Of Florida.
rrTIlahe will he orcrtaken In two or three days. as
thin" Nv Numbered with plumber, women and children
hey az nrch,nScd tina, others will attempt to cross TO-
49,, crf companies, Captain ms Miller, lon'bs, Reese
Hgr;' ' ~. whole hinder the command Of Major Eli
anc ' bove crossed the river at this place aud pro-
Shs'" *, The mouth of the Cnsagrc, where they will
t'e'' !, vreven: the escape OF those who are endca
,-;c l. HHAe VA . $500, ..,c,,,. l,.;,s T., i,
Inc u;-rr Scah. Ma:hla who is in irons nj Erf ali,
N"&h'' Tia, Noah Niece led the nation n!u hos
r7F' then suddenly deserted them al night, leaving
"s. a.: .!r distraction and confusion OF people who
"tM - Lr,rayed a:A !rit without n leader or he al
lave a, Indians cannot be pscifed hu. by tic death
NJ :jef together with several others. who they
= ' hs, L,aHsht destruction upon the Nation They
- M' rsnt o,le. and wiser chiefs, who may redeem
~ Of their Nation, and save their people from
,:e7 anughIaN"h 1,I;.,. with 49,, ,,,,5.r .ho nan,
)" fp,idy Carr, who has always justly regarded the
r7 hsIes, friends They eager for the strife, and
s"s shall Engage the enemy you may expect to
Wien W. ,oJ 5ccount Of them. Tl army will cross TO-
!..at Sooa ''''~
woiiSN' MCSCOGEE BLUES.
Presentation Of Fas-Gihner.
,.. r,. paper we briefly noticed splendid Stand
- n.;ucd by Mr.. Hcgg, in n. York, expressly
:. Wv El::rS, and which was 10 be presented TO that
S he aG!:s of Columbus on the 4,h inst. At 10
iuI!Eing or mat uay I'VE company aSScm'
Head CHARTERS, the residence OF their command.
ps,;n r Schlev. Esq, and from thence, accompa-
49, 49, H. Columbus Amateur Band, who polite! vo
$500" ,,sir services IN this OCCASION marched to The
"i,..s IF Mrs Dillingham; Broad ST, where the
,..,,;,n ,n.k place Mrs. d. being the orator on the
-. Of the l~tcs through whom The ceremony was per-
a. o'clocS tie Company SGT down to most srclp.
f;,,scr :, The Columbus Hotel, prepared BY s. j.
;.,, in his best style. Capt. P. T Schey ofhcisted
p.ss;sp and Lieut.. Peabody az V. President. The
many were houcred by The presence Of the Govern
ihs State and several distinguished officers of the
Inv and Navy. The following notes declining nsi-
ions 10 d:ne weTe read:
C,r,emsn-i have had the honor TO receive an lnv'-
.on through YOU, as The Committee of Arrangements,
:. Ins with the "AuScugee Blues in Columbus on the
sooroachiug anniversary. ~
,.,. me 10 decline the pleasure of meeting you. as
, ~ hs oi,liged Immediately 10 return 10 Roanoke.
With the highest resPec! gentlemen,
! rcn:ain your obi servt,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
g,y: lli!;ie July l. 1886.
Fort MITCHELL. July ], 1886.
G,r.snsn-I have received your note inviting me,
, ,e name OF Musccgce Blues. IL dinner to be given
i,l.o 2: the Cuiui5us Hotel the 18th instant, and
:, ~. Tia. will not De in my power to join them on
.,.yecasion. Duty takes me Immediately westward
-! N the i,h shall probably BE- Il. or near Tuskegec
beg .eu gentlemen, 10 present grateful acknow.
i:cDs TO the corps you represent, tor The honor They
T. G;ue me- and 20 accept for yourselves my thanks
:, lhs polite and kind maEner in which you have con-
,..sG 10 me the wishes 0. the corps.
With l:e. cun$ds ration and respect, =
Your obsdlemt servant,
THOMAS S. JESUP.
Nsss:s lyswsox. Howell. aud PEABODY Committee
rar(inrd by slcknrss which! prevents hun from join
~ ,he Armv General Fenwck is obliged TO decline the
a,T. invitation vf Tie Muscogee Blues on the 4th OF
i:: Ee appreciates highly their kindness and civili-
- and begs accept the assurances OF his respect
and Consideration.
Msssrs B. v l,r&soy, J. D. HOWELL, G. A. PEA
EyDY-C COMMITTEE.
3J.h Jane, 1856.
Amen. the Toas:s given, we're the following
VOLUNTEERS.
~ The President, OF the day. The officers Of the AZ
=, and Nav: The aacri,y with which they have re-
sized 10 the OF danger in the Chattahooche, gives
.ll,,. That should hey ever meet an enemy IN the
tyods field: they vii cover themselves with !mperlSha-
:e lunors.
Ev CAPT Evans, of The Cadet Rifenen. William
SsT: Ii times Of emergency, the efficient Governor.
This toast received w;!h enthusiastic cheering,
aF which the Governor and delivered sho1t but
2a-opTate and eloquent speech, which ne closed with
-: !r.owinT sentiment:
Georgia Tolun,eers Brave, prompt and patriotic, and
iSas ready al The call Of their country, when that
c3Ga;.r Uceds their services.
b. the Vice President The officers Of The Navy pre-
:,a: They have left their mountain wave, TO battle
the Cteeks; bu the Creeks have fallen, and they
:,;$! return; our blessings go with them
II which Dr.. kearney, Surgeon to the Navy, made
's !D!!nwing reply:
Gsntemsn-As ;he only organ present through which
a Navy would press its thanks tor the honur just con-
ed upon i: allow in The absence CT another guest
Ii the name OF that service which your partially has
ach distinguished, 10 assure you o the high value we
ace upon you good opinion, with an expression OF our
c>2I4on 10 deserve i.
Tie Cha:tahvochcs ''(The Emhellished RockJ'
':pe OF Georgian raior and Georgian pride.
by Col. S +. Bonner. The National Administrations
Possessing combined ability and concert, qualified 10
~iHage with c.(ec. the important concerns which the
Na,:onal homer and interests deinana.
The Governor being called for toast. gave the
9t0wng; Major General Winfield Scott: The accom-
2saei Soldier the sklul General aud the polite and
.Ji.shrd Gentleman.
&? Judge Blake Capt John Page, U. S. a: His un
TearIed exccns in the discharge of his duties as su
l"r.aepd"nt CT Indian Emigration, entities him to the
thanks and respect Of this community.
BY Lieut. Lindsey, OF Marines. Maj Gen. Winfield
sco: The pride Of Army, his gallant achievements
!: the battles q Niagara and Luadys Lane, gave him
s'@cent fame. Tie happy termination of the Creek
c1mpagn consu:na:cd By MS skill, energy and decision,
deserves and will receive The thanks Of the gallant
GsoEg:aHS.
By John l.. Lewis. Andrew jackson he is too hon
ct and patriotic to commit an intentional wrong.
INDIANS RurTED-The party Of Indians who started
+: Florida were fuiowrd BY Col Beails LIST Reg
q Georgia mounted Volunteers, and were overtaken in
Inc Understandable swamp in Baker county; and rout
%; . Indians being killed and % wounded. OF Col
3@a'!s men, were wounded, 2 mcrtally The Indians
led IN every direction, but the swamps were so thick
'&al our men could not follow Col Beall writes that
nc inc'ans are still in this swamp and intend re-
naming there. The'Columbus Guards, Cadet Rilrmen
'a4 Artillery will leave to-day for Baker county"
(from tho augusta Sentinel, IF July g.
"A letter received at our Post Office last night mem
ns that preparations being made for the stages to
I'm through the Creek Nation as usual, and in few
fiyss the channel for intelligence South and West Of
Aa.nsta will be opened as formerly.
:. lou have heard Of the capture Of the famous Jim