Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

claimed by HE owners.
The ice was beginning 10 accumulate some again Oh
Lake Erie. 49,,
p. S-The Rochester Demncrat Of The 21t.. says The
IJ,nrr Canada war is not ended. |; says:
Letters were received last evening direct from Hfnns-
f-d u &; which state, that upon the Gay Il was Will
ten and before mailed, i've expresses hau Pass.
throupn that place for Il. ron:o, win HE Intelligence
that The Patriots had risen. III considerable nni'efS III
the London District, for the purpose OF IeScuhs te ih
dviduals imprisoned in the jail in that District =,
The letter adds that "beture this reaches you the JAN
will doubtless be taken, anu Tue P''S'"e'S'e 'euseN
cn1 IiTdIEs Lockport Daily Bulletin says
that "Co! Hughes, who succeeded alcNab III the COM
,oand of the Torres, died lew tayS since u MS fu
tcrs, Of the apoplexy. lDonn'iu
ria Bnfalo Journal Of the 2i!h says:
IIs CAPTAIN Z. +. Harding, (who was IN the caroline
s,rauboat we believc left THIS city yesterday III COM
,v Win Col Clark OF the British Army, Tor Chippewa
ty understand That desire has been expressed ny
maN% md o,I,ers who were concerned in the murder
m those ON board the Caroline, OF seeing tiaItInS lace
to face ts he hoped That as they have lei marHS {"
their kindness aud good feeling on tHr wea'nst oe''rh
lw nj This individual that lie III return VIII hnd out
mc r,0 Whereby at future day, lie can identify
ihrn and reciprocute for the obligation they conferred
OIL him.
'rhe npnis of difference between Sir +. 3. Head and
the Home Goycrnment are understood to be respecting
ic apooiutlcn of hessrs. B;dwc Il Ro!ph to oitice,
The former us Judge, the latter as Solicitor. General
The Burlington Free Press Of the Nth, says:
Gen Wool of The u. 5. a. accompanied by Gov Je'
nson passed through this town on Wednesday,, on ter
way TO The frontier, for the purpose OF ascerainins we
.r any necessity exists for calling out The militia OF inns
State We apprrend and trust however, that no SUI
fcienl will be found for such movement "A" Is
po,y ucl in the lower Province, and there IS little reason
n meet any disturbance Of the present state OF things
But should The General determine otherwise any call
that is made upon the Green Mountain Boys Will oe
promptly answered.-N. y Star. .".
tho
of The United States actively employed IN preserving
the neutrality and good faith of the Government by
supprcssng The hostile expeditions fitted out by our cili'
Gems und others 10 invade Canada The arms seized oe
lonr,d 10 the Sta.c Of New York. and The expedition
unGer Lieutenant. Colonel Worth accompanied by
volunteer lurce and civil officer from that State.
Corn ct d letter from the CoItc0r Of tic District cf
CLryELASD, (o) Jan. 81, 153S.
sln: have 10 inform you that tic steamboat Robert
Fulton commanded by Lieut.. iomans, OF The navy ar''
cd here this morning, her way from Buffalo TO De,
trot having board large BODY OF Ohll:u ola"s
troons under the command o! Col Worth, OF The army
The object m this expedition is to suppress The violations
Of neutrality, which now taking place on or near
the Detroit river.
From the latest information obtained from That quarter
il appears That from 800 900 men are organized on
Giiraar Ian American sland) at the mouth oil Detroit
river and opposite Maiden u g.. with the avowed IN
tent Of invading the province nt Upper Canada. ! am
that The Robert GEon WIZ DE- apIe W Ic"C
the scene OF operations by clnck Tins evening" thouHh
the weather has BEEN for two days past extremely cnid
and considerable quantity OF ice has ncrunulaeu IN
the upper part OF the lake. The Robert ful!on iet Eu
tnlo on Sunday evening last On Monday morning she
touched at the port Dunkirk. io:n whence the troops
embarked and marched the village ol tredona, four
miles in the interior Here concentrated about
800 men of the forces lately Navy Island, with all
the cannon and munitions saved from Navy Island
Col Wuh was enabled 10 seize all their arms and mu'
nous amounting about 300 stand oil arms urc sale
" secured them Oh hoard Of the boat.
Tie Steamboat New England had been chartered al
Buffalo TO transport the uTces concentrated al rredoha
To the scene uf offensive operations the Detroit river,
hu, has b.en prevented by General Scott. The New
Eru.nd is now in the service Of Government and Will
nrpcer ND the lake TO morrow far Erie, at least
10 aid in the operations OF these steamboats,: have or
dcrrd al the ohl houses under my superintendent TO
be !lrhled up which for several weeks have been sus-
pended by the close of nav CATION
In haste, tSc.
FURTHER rron THE FRONTIER We received two
strurun, newspapers from Detroit yesterday, (belng
the first Tor the last five days but hey do not come up
within week of the date Of information by way OF
Cleveland.
Since the letter from the latter place of The 9Th, we
have received the following. Of two days later date:
Nat. Lut
CLEVELAND, (Ohio,) Jan. 2G.
have no news 10 give you other than the arrival Of
the steamboat Aro Eagianda, this port at o'clock this
morning She is chartered by he Government, with
United States troops board TO The plumber OF about
100 under the command OF Major YoUsG. of the United
States Army This boat is commanded by Lieutenant
CuAMpLIy Of the United States Navy. She left this
place al ~ to-day for Detroit.