Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12
NORTH IND SOUTH.

Very interesting events the wing, from both
points Of the compass We give most Of the particulars
in preceding columns.
On the C1nada line. some very unpleasant scenes
have been exhibited The excitement has not stupped
with the destruction of the Sir Robert Peel; but OF
our boats the Telegraph, was fired al by British troops
at the British port Of Brockyie on the ST. Lawrence.
They said il arose from mistake Of the ma!-lle
Rochester Advertiser of Wednesday states, that Gov.
Marcy was al Sackeus Harbnr on Monday. The ex
cite men was measnrably aayed side, but how it
was the other not learned, the States made
Canadian port on her way up. While passing Brock
Vile white flag displayed inviting her approach,
bn, was unieeded owing 10 instructions from the pro-
pfeturs
The Earl Of Durham has issued proclamation offer.
ing reward Of one thousand pounds "to any person
prisons who shall identify end bring 10 conviction be-
before any compeent tribunal any person actively en-.
ragged in or directly aiding and abetting the pepetra
lion of the outrage The steamboat Sir 70. Peel TO
preserve the peace of the frontier, the Earl promises 10
concentral sufficient military fnrce on such points,
shall best protect the frontier line from all aggression
The inhabitants of The Provinces lie says ne shall ap
neal TO the Government of The o. S. 10 vndcate lis
honor BY avenging these insults TO their authority.
The New York Star states that no unpleasant
consequences have yet ensued, from the attack on
the Telegraph. " There were, 1t Is said, only
two men who fred and those arrested by the
people on the wharf. They belonged to party Of
untcers and the Captain Of The company followed The
Telegraph into Kingston, and explained satisfactorily
The Y. Express says, "The persons who fired upon
The steamboat Telegraph, were Immediately arrested and
lodged in Jail.
The Montreal Herald of the Glh states that Sir John
Colborne had passed through that town with several Of
fcers on his way 10 Upper Canada. The Herald has
the folly add that His Exceency will inspect Fort
Henry and give the necessary orders for erecting fort
fca,ions along the frontier, Of general ,car,
non becoming more probable crery day..
There are reports too Of some British officers having
bee n rouphly handled at Detroit.
Some angry lerlBg prevails upon the lines-But, il is
hoped the energies aud good feelings Of the two Gp.
vernmenls will punish all assallants and keep the
ppace Only tiro Ont OF the % pirates, who attacked
The Sir r. Peel said to he Americans. The whole
number taken the American side is thirteen up
Friday night The prisoners have been marched off
10 Jail at Utica Albany The Canadians xpress them
selves fully satisfied with The efforts the American
side arrest the guilty.
The United States will every means, in pera.
ton with the Earl of Durham 10 prevent further mis-.
chief An armed Gordon will have 10 be dispatched 10
onr ine-20O of the army recruits have already been
pushed of 10 the North from New York Ii would he
shameful if The violence of lawless mob both sides
should interrupt the great harmony Of feeling which
prevails between the ,-:o countries 1t was
greater, than before the disturbances in Canada.
THE CuERoKEEs-1he prudence and energy Of Gen.
Scott have already produced the finest effect. While
they talking in Congress he acting in Georgia.
He had collected about three thousand Of the Cherokees,
without shedding drop of blood before he received the
Secrptary's Letler.-The General will 90 on. with the
remoyal-and Georgia will be satisfied Let satisfy,
if possible the Cherokees themselves, if money do
it. Remove them, but pay them We have never ex-
umined the merits Of the Treaty-thouGh there is
question but great deal Of idle clamor has been got up
by the Opposilion-Bn il there be the slightest doubt
about il would rather pour out the treasure Of the
country than leave the aintest spot upon national
escutheon What are 90 millions of dollars, in compa-
rison of the character and good faith of country
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