Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11

Gen. Cnchs regulars divided as follows f.,
companies at Fort Drane, which Fort includes r
ton of Gen. Cs buildings pcketcd in two other c @
pants at Camp Lang Syne, short distance from r.,
Drane, where some ether buildings OF the Grnca az
included with pickels. filth company is slauuned -
Fort King under Col Crane, and Il sixth 4; Frrt C,o
(Cul. |. Fl. McIntosIs place) All those build ms f.
tird either contain provisions necessary Tar Tn" snp,
of the troops in themselves essential to rr Com
fort When Gen. &. marches to attack the Indian, -
doubtless will hr did when he fought the battle rr N,
Wilhlacoochce, garrison these posts with fuuu;C, Is A.,
take the Regulars for action.
The i.nposinc Corps of Richmond Blues from 4.
gusta. under, the command Of Capt r. M RoucI,sr
reached this Pos, this morning in the Steamer Fr,t,
Their appearance is crctabc to the State and the ~.
whose bosom they have lett tor the wiids OF FLORIDA.
An express arrived on the opposite bank a5ou, tst
an hour previous from Gen. Ciinch, with d"<pac:c
answer to dispatches sent from st. Augustine OtU
nature of these dispatches not apprz"d as ,A
were sealed but learn verbally that Gen. Call with u,
wards of 500 mounted volunteers was with Gcae,
Clinch.
learn that the latter could, after securing Tic pot,
rarrisoncd by his command, spare about 100 men iron
the Regulars tit for duty TO unite with the youncc,
in acting against the Indians. The blow i,
struct the better and doubt not this, ii GrneI
CIinch has had the least opportunity, that he has lu
cd the tide of and taught the misguided Of H..
forest the folly of their blood.thirsty course.
JAy 3l-The Mongin, with Capt Stone conmant
and the detachment of Phpax Rjtlrmen under the CON-
Inand of Lieut.. Segur arrived this morning. am On.
tilted 10 see our llowcitizens Of Savannah arTrara,
in the field in the garb of their respective Corps
Since writing the above, have been will! five o:ar,
across the ST. Johns 10 bring over our gallant Srrga
Reed, for whom felt individually some Apprehension,
as soon after he had started from the Ferry ycS.criay
Indian was observed the bank of the river BY wQd
the men in the boat in which Scrgt Reed was coGYc!t:
across. lie clad in dress and when discover.
ran off, throwing his right hand over his head roJaa!
as sign TO some of his companions. lie was ,co +;
for shot at him TO take effect. Srrgt. Reed ovc'lo,
Lieut.. Dancys party between and . clock ycsicf!:i
afternoon, about % miles from The Ferry on the Toad
Fort King They proceeded near two miles tu'.:
before they encamprd for the night. Lieut. d. wasEc
ioiccd to receive the intelligence communicates Is
Sergeant, Reed Of the force arrived at and on the WI
to this place. and expressed his great satisfaction 4! D.
ing able convey such gratifying intelligence To Gen
Clinch He was however compelled 10 continue b.,
march, all the Volunteers mounted and their hog
ses as also lhosc in the Wagons were without gram
corn and none could be obtained within some mikes Il
their encarnpnIrn which To obtain they were Obliged
proceed on their journey. Otherwise, could they 'c
returned here, Capt. Robertsons command might las:
Joined them. As it is, not aPprzrd OH What cay
Capt, R. will leave for Fort King.