Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22
BY the Southern Express Mail.
We have slips from New Orleans to the l4th inst,
Every Thing is going ahead in that cty-commerce

Every Thing is going ahead in that city-commerce
excepted.
Nothing sew in Mobile.
At Augusta they were going TO have regatta.
Troubles sdll continue among the Indians
ST. AUGUSTINE, July l6.-Oun INDIAN AFFAIRS =
Every thing in relation to Indian affairs for the
present. seems to be quiet unless we except a Skin.
mish between company of Georgia volunteers and
gang of Indians, which took place on the Suwanee
some days since IN which Indian was killed and
two wounded We have not heard the particulars.
Information was received some days since, from
Fort King that gang of Indians, seventeen ip
Der, had gone there. They visit their friends, the
Creeks freely, and say they have strict orders not
modest any of the whites, commit any depreda ton
upon their property. They state, that when Gen.
Jesup road up from Tampa to Fort King, he passed
within twenty PAGES of them.
1t is Gen. Jesup's plan TO keep them quiet if posi-.
bic, during the summer, and in the mean time he is
endeavorng TO post the troops with regard to their
health, to hold themselves readiness TO act
cording TO circumstances with efficiency and prompt
ness.
He has sen, for some of the northern Indians-Mi-
ames and Shawnecs and not the Choctaws as we
stated some weeks since.
There IL much speculation among us as how and
when war will terminate, and whether the Indians
will enlgrate OF not in the fall Whatever be the
suit we must wait II patiently.
ANOTHER MURDER.-With feelings Of deep reqre
we are compelled to announce the murder Of Captain
L. GIlleland of Alachua few days since. His horse
was found dead on the road from Suwannee 10 New
manvllle, with his hat and blanket lying beside his
horse. On the information reaching Newmanville, a
party was sent out to search for his body, which
found AT the ltchotuckny springs.
We learn that J. ID. Huguenin confined in the
Quincy Jail for murder, made his escape on last Thurs
day night.
A detachment Of mounted volunteers was mustered
into service, by Captain Webster the 18th, for the
period Of SIX months, under command of Lieut. White
hurst
rha Clo.ta.,o~ Noxo,,x.. ~ r....o o-l L.. - r.,
lowing paragraph which was published some time
ago in the True American of this city,
I'm ali countries were purely specie currency ex-
ists, the people debased and enslaved. Look at
| SPAIN Portugal, Italy and Hungary"
| We add 10 the above-ook at Mexico and the West
| indies. Now, we would ask the editor of the New
Orleans Herald IN the spirit Of good feeling, TO give
his reasons in full for supporting gold and silver
rcncy. There Is not distinguished and honest states
man IN this country who does not rdcule the idea Of
u for Amenca. There is not merchant in this city
who believes in the humbug OF Thomas III. Benton
The editor Of the "cnly anti bank paper" is laugha-
BILE IN his determination to send the Herald TO the
members ofthe Louisiana Legislature. Does he sup
pose they will read III We will answer for him. and
cay, mol But we want to see his arguments for
gold and silver currency.-N .. Picoyune.
| The AsroR Horss RIGHT s,DE UP AT Last
Stetson--the magnificent Stetson Of Boston has
joined Master Fred Boyden, Of the Astor House, and
the cold Boy" goes out, to ENJOY his ofium cum dgn-
tate. Excellent! excellent-excellent! We shall
hereafter go the whole for the Asor House We shall
even take young Boyden into favor, and bid lament,
able farewell to the "old IN"
| OPENING or THE BALTIMORE AND PHrLApsLrHrA
RAIL RoAD.-On Tuesday morning, this important
work was formally opened, with appropriate ceremo.
Mes The presidents and directors Of several railroad
companies, from Baltimore and Philadelphia, were
present with ether distinguished characters. The
company sat down to fine dinner on board the
steamboat Susquehanns. with music, speeches and
toasts one Of which wns the following.
by Nicholas Biddie, ESQ, Of PhlodelpAia---Rsh
| roadside beet metallic basis of circuiatsou. May
they increase until our hearts, as we'll as our land,
are ironbound together.