Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30

the i9h instant On board The st'a';'o' ' Hines ter ''
purpose Of aercepling CT ~" S'ta'"'aa'' 'a ar
supposed to be !" the emls ), rnr, e. iy
.,n,L i,i ,h ricw Of rrHd, Zyousrg II snf:r point
below pel,o,, Preparatory TO maxim: !""c'na On tn
Canadian %!'lr' ,
,Tr Advertiser adds" Fem Information whlhlnN
cous knnwlcdcc: lrcIIutG I" think that
n. plans Of the Insurgents GcrIiy lIIdllri They
large resources 10 draw rara, aad ;:rt "rr ar
many dsii:"cted persons la Canada aIpsrc r;In. "'
We nope and trust hat the ui:i:'Fs, c!y and l!i!ary
Of our Government viii cnrry rul tie instructions :"
President Van Buren,, touching our rrUtG.i rrI,lnms
and every proper etur! 10 prevent the {"
lumull and disorder, which ua!appiy C.suihrG ,hIs
frontier Ias! winter. PuLLc opIatnn now demands II
every officer the prompt and energetic d. claf.c Il lis
duty. We shall whether those H. whom cmi:usi
ed The execution of the Laws. haze the moral courage
AM icmness 10 act in good iHt al tn, CRISIS, vile
Their they viii Candtsne!y a:d a:i ahc party, Whose
movements calculated to destroy cur ncu al reIA
tons. and impair our hoao. anI i!:sI SlGE."g
ton. - Gi06c
HEAD QrARrras, 7h Mtory Dept,
Detroit, Nov. !. ISIS.
Ownra No. y
Bsigudlcr GEN DlsdY assumes tic direction nf at.;rs
over The u. s. troops stationed wii!:n the Gisr:c, Of
cnun,ty ass gned - his coEimlnd IN GcmcIui OiIcr
No ..
All officers in command o; ballaiOrs or posts viii.
in addition TO their pfrsr! duty aid the civ. authority
eriocing the laws 81 hc county, and keeping nvIrale
OUR neutrality with the Government Of Great Britain
Col Bankh"ad, duty on the Niagara frontier,
charged with The direction Of ataIr far East
include Rochester. y \.
The four companies ot The 81 Artillery, stationed
the Detroit frontier viii D. considered battalion
under The command OF Mi Payne Ot the same Reg
ment-icsG quarters Detroit
These field c.crIs Will al al! times keel the
der of tie department fully advised # ever ihag u
nulc that E:2Y within hsir Lnn~Ggr IN Gnj way
connected with The disturbed state Of cl-iis a!otg
iioGlier.
(sigrrN Brig Cen. BRADY.
Commander 7M .r#.tary Department
BUrcuERY OF TIE Mon~oNs.
Sr. Lorts, Nov u
"FvEruER rgon TIE McEaox. The account ci I
h'o"dy tG'cE"ry CT Mu'ytro Mornons SaIaans
crrek, is fully confirmed IRA chdren ;gere killed. we
pr"5nn" by accident Considerable plw"Gcr, such as
beds, hats, &c, taken from the saUg htereG Nrt
Of he assaIIsnts killed or hurt
About the time Of the surrender, several Mormon
| houses wc!c burnt in Charlton; and Mormon " 10
refused To lrays. killed.
"At Far West, after the surrender, Mormon had his
brains dashed out By who accused the Mormon o!
burning his house in DAVIES"
We copy the abare paragraphs from The CARTE of
Saturday evening. We sorry TO say, that own
information Corroborates the details Fer The honor oi
/ the State could have ws!rd that such savage cnor
mites had not attended controversy Itself dIsg
enough. We understand that the Company engaged in
he attack al p!awn creek rot attached any d
tisiun OF the army, bnt fighting lis own hook
The men were principally from Charlton ccunIy and
amongst the number was least one member Of the lie
J gsa,Urc. The enemy had approached within GIrlty
yards Of The Mormors before they apptzrt Of their
. APPROACH The hlOrmGns had I!rir families with them
and to preserve their lives the ec,ara,cd from
! them, and took refuge in hacksnith's shop Here
they murdered Ii is said that the NormCrS had
arrs; bat is Iu!e singular that they should have
rsrd them Intellectually not 10 have touched Of
The ASSISTANTS. The latter, in instances. placed
-nft Tho n.
Iy fired the victims within These reports founded
upon statements OF persons engaged IN the attack; and
bas they ore not likely 10 be ""cErhargsd VA
tn actors in the tragedy be suffered 10y Tie Courts Of
. tist district 10 go unpublished !-HcpubiicGH.
Sr. LOUIS, November H.
| Tqrs IF the .NormorS-Thc Western mail vcslcrday
brought US some additional pari!c uars regard 10 tie
! Disturbances in Caldwell county. The Far Wrst pub
l.hch al Liberty. states That Cen Clarke stl remained
/ ri the town Of Far West having Under his command
300 men, who employed in guarding the captured
| Mrrmons The General had despatched an order tc
Cen Lucas. commanding him 20 return 10 end Hiram
Smith Rigdon Wight Robinson. and Hunt, for TRIAL in
Richmond Ray county General Lucas on his way
10 Jackson county and il is said refused To obey this
DER great many of the ,lorn"ns had mad. their IS
ca1a from Caldwell comfy, leaving their families.
The Far West also says
"Just as on. paper was gning 10 rrc:s, received
communication from General Lucas giving The stipuu
lions Of the treaty made by him and the hiormons
will be recocct,d that stated thai General Alcis":
virtually ordered from the field by Governor brgns who
assigned the command In General Clarke, OF Howard
county. Gen. Lucas was ~ command Of the tTucTs pre-
and at the time Of The surrender OF the Nor
The matter was entirely settled before the arri
B va Of General Clarke What motive could have opera
/ ted on Gov Boggs for excluding Gen. Atchlson from
/ any command do not pretend to know: bu. this sc
do know that he has done himself very lI!c credit By
J 90 Liberal n course Of procedure.
General Lucas states that the officers ard under
! his command conducted themselves in manner that
! will ever recommend them 10 his hirhes! aPpTob1on
We are surrv our space ard time viii permit Ia
make any further remarks The following Tie ST
! pulaiioUs between The parties:
ls 70 rive up their leaders 10 BE- tried and punished
| ID To make appropriation Of the property Of all
who had taken up a'ins, for The payment Of the ceb!s
! aud as indemnity FOX damages done ly them.
Sd That the Mormons should al leave the State, and
b. protected cut by the militia but 10 remain under pro
lection until further orders fran the Commander III
Chief.
4,h Togjve up all every description, 20 be re-
cciplcd for,
For the purpose Of arranging every thing in proper
mil legal way: General Lucas left Colonel Williams
AID DE camp 10 the Coninandern Chief, Colonel BuIch
and Major A. Rcrs, Ray county, TO attend 10 drawing
writings, &c, with company Of men, 10 execute all
orders consistent with the siiPua!ions
Judge Cameron, Of Clay county, William Collins. o.
Jackson, George Woodward, Of Rny John Carroll aud
W. W Phelps, of Far West, appointed by Gene
IA! Lucas and Col Hinke, the commander of The Nor
mons, to attend 10 the adjusting all claims, NC.
FROM ST. AUGUSTINE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD
81. Augustine, Nov. IT..
letter from an officer Of the army Of recent date
states that the Indians acting in Suspicious
nrr and did not disposed To treat lie expressed
opinion that Gen Tay or had Jecn deceived o. their
fair words