Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13


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or,rAxs, Nov 3-Msjor. General Edmund P.
e,,,rysG IN town last evening on board the steamer
,,,Is Rock from Memphis.
- ship Natchez IN descending the Mississippi,
-. ,r,.s below Natchez, run aground There ap
49," ma probability Of moving her iii all her cargo Is
taken out ,vo.a, = dow, c,,r, G, H.
,,hs Florida, having IN tow schooner octav'a, Dor
sF md schr Vsper, arrived at this port yesterday,
% 2l3 Seminole Indians board, emigra,ing to their
w home in The West, appropriated to them by the Go
sInmen, They have for the present eneamped on the
other side Of the river; near tue second niunc'pai'y
rs,y Landing and III charge OF Major Daniel BOYD,
/ o;,ed States lmm'graling Agent
From the statement OF the U. S. Agent Mir. Moniort
Stokes i, appears that the object of the Indian tribes in
calling general council, was TO renew The friendship
,s ex;silps among their forefalhers. This movement
,ks vetv suspicious Ii is the very first step that would
a.. aken If the tribes intended to act by concert and COM
tuaion against the whites. Gen Gaines deserves cre-
DIT Tor his penetation and those who scout at hls views
had better reconsider their opinions.
From HArASA.-The brig King leader, which leit fta-
rra the 2Gih uliimo, arrived here yesterday morning
The reception Of the Prince de Jonvle by the public
authorities and population generally was quite hosPlta-
he and complimentary. On the same day with The hing-
leader he sailed for Vera Cruz, in command of feet Of
three frnates four coIvetes and three briggs Whether
he captured Havana and left in charge of French
carlson is rot mentioned, but we presume he has de.
s.ed MI his return from the conquest OF Mexico, the
execution Of the grand scheme which the Courier Il
Fngqirer has charged against Louis Philippe, viz the
sLuuralloa OF Cuba
81 the brig Rngleader, from Havana, in
-osSrssOn Of advices 10 The 9Sth At Government
Jun,a held on the 22d for devisng the most adequate
means 70, obyiang the difficulties encountered in the
raising Of line subsidy extraordinary 1t was decided,
,ha, the property Of The religious orders Shouts be le
wed on 10 the amount Of two millions; the re .imburse
men. Of which was guaranteed by the revenue from The
pnt!c ;ax- proving deficient, TO be made up from the
.sya! Golfers
TF1As-We; regret TO learn frcm The Redlandcr,
Published San Augustine, under date OF October lTth
that tie Indians and Mexcans threaten another hostile
movement against the white settlements Col Rusk
lsays tina, prn had thought proper to order out two
hundred fighting in addition to the number already
in the field, force amply sufficient to check further
depredations and put an end to hostiies
An express received few days since from General
Rusk, stated, that the guard OF Capt L. H. Nab.
bits company attacked by the enemy, whilst
marching from fort Houston TO Nacogdoches The enemy
concealed, and after firing few rounds reteated
Oar loss killed and three wounded-ihat OF the
enemy not ascertained.
Upon the receipt Of this intelligence Cen Rusk i'm.
mdiatcy repased 10 his assistance, with about nun
dred and fifty men, aud has since joined them. The
rherokees fieadly, and have pledged themselves
fight for US. We inclincd to the opinion that there
are not sufficient number Of the enemy, al present
embodied, 10 render them formidable; yet should de-
Low and conquer them, their numbers will CONT
10 augment and annoy our frontier
In confirmation of the statements Of the Redlonder,
respecting rise among the Indians and Mexicans against
the Texans, copy the following from the Opelousas
Gazette. of the 9th utmo:-:.We learn from gentle.
JUS, arrived from Jasper county, Texas that the In
dams had killed several Texan soldiers and tax pos
session Of Fort Houston situated in The vicinity Of Tr
ny river The authorities Of Jasper county had given
order for draft, which to have taken place on Sa
inrday ast.-Baiietin