Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-10

CANADA ArRAlRS.-umn,
Tie Navy hieaa Pass;sas, - ~ .,n -
sssvse. have moved higsse ~ wAsss aseas
eeo1Asoos probably as this iins 6ieleA
S0iheslaD6, wAo eatls hinsslf Dris,Ger1
writes % vsa ReoB,es, vhso - ssylssrC~
DEF u Chief, 10th aassve Aassieaao, eivi~.~O
count IL HE attack o. he lslaad q - Ns
which hs captured tro0 ahoss 800 pee,~
groes aad Indians, Who Asd lsavieR g.
gage and stores. The aceaase e IA -
their schooner then fllows. TIE fallovies
copy Of Suthesasnd's ProclAmatioa.
PROCLAMATION, :
zssse Psssist Arg # UYe, Ca.saa
Companions IL asns:
True courage 10 always aeeouosa;ed MIA -.
hooor and with mercy to 4 su6ausd e.,
We fight, Dot for p:undes o. power to -.
but for liberty AID sacred rights, ssd he -
cauec OF all mankind.
Our friends have hem plusdcrea a.a A.:
from their homes, their wives aud aa,.Ss~
dragged from their beds and exposed 10 ~
outrageous insults, and almost everv an -
territory 10 er'anias undss. The mast iasspeersss
| tyranny.
To redress these wroass, re are as,c-s,.s:.
and scorn and defy oppreesiou.
| Soldiers Of Liberty! Ia order IA ......
cess AID glorious victory, II wiil Be- .ens-~
to entorc the most rigid military discipi;ne :
No one having joined the army, viii b. 49,
without tho permission of he csun,.d;.-. -
Ger to Ieave the ranks. Every deserue m -
punished with death. 4' -
All order. must be strictly oasyeS No q
mast act under aav Circumstances k.,e i. 49,
encc to the officer having command :
Every persoa not in arms must b peoaeeseA !,
his person from a Ihasm.
a" private property must b respected Nu
a single infringement Of private right OF po,,a.
sion will escape tho most ssv sse puaisAs,esa :.
No one not in asu's, OF regularly sassalsa ~
be PERMITTED to follow the ea0P. Rvesy -
will bs taken up and punished. ,ts
We march to :estore not 10 destroy rood upaup =
preserve, not 20 violate the wholsso0s hve :
establish equal rights and justice, yislaiaP e.
theirs - rigidly a. We demand our owu.
TIL. J. SUTHERLAND.
Brig. Gen. Commanding I'd Divisisa.
Patriot Army, U. c.
Head Quarters, Cd Division.
Bo;s BlancSU. c. Jan. 9th 1885,
Tho whole nffair from the beeianins TO end i
most shameful business, calculated TO diacs>c, :.
i" the estimation Of every forciga power havise
relations with the United States. We ass ~.
fed that the British government has no dip,nua
in tho views and declaration Of the Anesieon
/ t.
our diapo.ition and anxiety to put dows tAsss
NOV cmcnfs and punish the clEenders. Yet -
cannot, NJ a people, escape from part Of the e.
um Of this fragrant breach Of faith 10 asssekiae
the possession Of . friendly pows3. -
The authorities Of U. C. will have thess -
shortly in their possession. We caa do -
iog for them IN. Y. Star.
LATER FROM THE FRONTIER.
i Ftess Ne .lHssy .asxn AAM
The scene OF operations ecns ~ - -
transferred from Navy Island 70 ihe $1,000
OF Lake Erie-to Detroit, Maldcu, &se. M
test adviccs from that quarter arc sis Jeeo
The Toronto Patriot Of tho 10th contains Dssua
dates Of the 18th, four days lsser than havs ~
received from Detroit direct. 80.
/. The Detroit Post coasains The o(icial despotA
, &c addressed by Thomas J. Sutherland stsiao
bier general Of the Patriot army, u. C." 10 Co
, Van Renseler, commander 10 Chief" &c. e
giving an account of tho movements IL q
: quarter. They are dated at Bois Blaze, q. @
Z ON the 18th and 2Oth inst. Tho 6roa deenAl
!. states that Sutherland fousd himself @ q n
i '1at the head a a very respectable and galao
force" with which on the 9th, he lseded q q
;. Bots Blanc Island, under the cover Of he -
d mounted On small schooner, captured the -
}. pulled down the eaemy's flag, and hoisssd Z
r patrol tri color. The British force, coas;sa
Q Of about two hundred, principally neeroes Z
camp equipPsge, large quantity Of arnmussiu
}. &c. e
Il The second despatch details ths loss =
J, schooner with three pieces Of artillery, twos -
h and one mise FOUNDER, . small quantity a@al
,, milton, aad Ii persons including "Gcs. Thsuo
d Col dodge, and Col. Brophey. Gf shs esgiessn
!. II seems that in tho attempt 70 moos The srfs.t
n as to bring her guns to bear upoa scow4s1
i sIooP that was preparing, ~ wo- supposed, - {
tack Bois leland, she ran agrowad, parted ~ q
y BILE, and finally drified over % the Dsiaisbsi1
q aud within gun shot Il sbe epsces thorc, ss1 u
? fired on until after che had ousreudered.
u FRUIT TREES.
d A. this season has beea remarkably oss1, -
n buds will probably begin 20 swell early = -
= season, which will greatly e. dsn4er the -
'r of being killed BY late frosts 10 the spring u
o can be to great extent remedied; and The Pm
a cnt 10 the most Cav osable time.
While the ground IN hard fro3es, place stsa
q or the shelves Of Aax or hemp around the rosas
ID the trees, and setain the frost IN the grousd Cd
y them a. 'oug possible, dusiae every .
y that may taks place betweea this and spdl
still removing the rubbish during fteez,ne vss1
&c er and replacingi il during tho time Of thsv,l
haee hn H., 49,