Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
DOMESTIC INTELLIE NIECE.
ST. ArsrsrtNr. August 70.

ST. AUGCsrtNr. August -.
Our Etitae ffa,-s.-Wr learn bv al cxpfcs.
winch arrived hcre on Thursday from Geurra 1ss
ups head quarters th,t information hal reached
there bst the ludl'ns were ASSEMBLING ~ sreat u I'M
btfs IN he ~, chhothuod oC Fort King. They ~
pre-. c3 nothing hut the most friendly intentions.
usual. Orders however hid been given 10 the com.
manders posts 10 be on the alert 1t ~ saii Ia be
I General jesur's opinion that they contemplated IN
attack upon some points he has gone to Fou King.
General J. his ordered the purchase OF horses aud
mules for the unsstu- campaign.
The tntce 10 be employed 10 the coming campaign
viii be large, and we are inclined to ihnk, very eff
Gent III. FIST pdg OF tho ID regiment infantry,
anu - remainder 49,. me ~ regiment oi dftgoons
have been Ordered 10 tgtd,. .'"' iqsm 300 To
'-o9o volunteers, mostly Fioridl1u-, and W., unit
ri, hatc hrr1 raised, organized, aud mustered INTO
the service OF the Hitcd States together with 900
Indians al various northern tribes, now thef wiz
10 londg. The whole army will probably be com
posed Of ,boui 5000 mca.
But with all this folcc to b, ~ tho field We cannot
venture 10 predict the result many wrll-appoin-
ed armies have been IN the field, and many have
been ont disappointment aud failure. from unforeseen
causes, that ~ cdn totm no certain opinion
the rr~a al the next operations Of the army. The
eliniop l. expressed hy some that, When they find
the large aud overwhelming forces winch vii br
brought 's1tnst than, the! viii make uuoondl-
iiobal surrender
i,y the ordrr Of Gen. J'sup, all Indian rropen,
dIllona stimulus Ia every individual belonging to
he amy 10 cNcrt himself, .,ud We doubt ilai IN
',gnse havoc vii be committed among the enetnys
Ianks. vi viii be done thlt eau he done to rd the
county al rs terrible enemy speedily.
MtLANcnoLr Sulrw K.--Ow community vcs-
tefl#n ..1s hfpHn uto unusual gloom nv the lrccp-
ION ~ Information of the most melancholy chaiat-
ter feTS have beru entertained Tor the safety oi
the sehponrr ;. :. Mills Capt. Eyman, winch sailed
from tins poft lor Charleston on Saturday, the oh
ns She elt here with every prospect OF an .Npr-
ditous MP her port OF destination, when tho galr
oi SUNDAY sprung up, IN Niuch she was lost. Ru-
mon after utmot was set alu1t aud "" are CoHs ain
81 10 say, with the most poignant feelings Of sofrow.
thai The Wur> features Of tum0f have been more than
re.,ljzed. BY gentlemen who arrived yc.tctda,
from savannah, VIA 81. May we learn that II as
cetllned beyond the possibility OF doubt that the
Mills, III attempting to crus> the bat oi ~. Andrew
sound. c1pslIcl, amt cctrP SoW IN b321d pert>tfd,
except unr sCatndu, who alone saved to tell The
aaonizng taIr. The man WAS saved by clmeng to
spa, which be jrltcd To JckIv island, WHENCE
he crossed Over to Brunswick. where We Team he
INV II.
On board ol her were several OF our most Yaua-
bic eltIzeus. WHO have met waery ElH,r. The iol
lo~Iog Is lisl OF the passengers fan as lave
been able to lean:
Nh. Jo,ne,, Nlcssrs. s. NIckcrson NJ. Angular.
an las Hanson tthi> cly; Joshua Hickman, Esd.
ol lat kaom,lc; Rev. Mr. Barns, OF the Roman
talhohc thuch; Iurln Walker, Of Charleston.
aud Nm. @ Bryan. soldier, recently discharged
irnm 81. Maj. AshhN's compau, ID Dragons, Tor
merlY ale,dcut OF Washington city.
Tie trunk OF Nh. lIckmu found Cum
h.fland island \ Large amount of n,oncy N batk
npic> aud drafts VT, on board the Mills. belonging
- many 81 our cillHnus.