Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30
FROM ST. AUGUSTINE.
OFFICE OF TIRE HERALD.
81 AnrmSiinn Nov L.


81 Augustine, Nov. It,
4 letter from officer Of The army OF recent date,
states that the Indians acting in Suspicious man.
ncr and did disposed To treat He expressed
the opinion that Gen lay Tor had 5eeh dcceircG % their
fair words.
It's rumored al Black Creek that the Indians who
assembled to hold talk with Gen. Tay lor, which was
have taken place the 9Th inst, had all dispersed and
gone "to Nh. brSh, on the 9th inst This we are inform
ed is but rumor, hut we have counter rurnor. The
number Of Indians is said 10 be about $50 Taaiassecs
Decisive information was expected on "Wednesday OF
This talk, but the regular Express from Tampa brought
nothing.
We are informed that the Indians at Tampa received
the ne VS. Of The murder Of the Of the brig Oney,
several days before il was known 10 The whites.
Errae. If td:er, daed
"MusKEror BEACH, Nov. IL.
"Drar Sr-l must inform Won of the loss Of The steam.
boat John ~ Lain We arrived off the bar about sunset,
anI ashore the breakers; the vessel and cargo
total wreck. have succeeded in l1nding all my men,
and have saved part Of MY mnskets and little anmu.
milton | am in hopes to b able to resume my command.
iiIARvEY BROWN.
"To CAPT. Uah commanding 81. .sugnstinf
Immediately on the receipt Of the above information,
pack mules despatched 10 their assistance, with
provisions, under escort OF "a d:agoons
NASHVILLE November ~ -Hon Amos Kendall LEFT.
Yesterday morning in thr stage for Washington city,
much improved in health by his visit 10 Tennessee lie
Will travel Tie Lexington route and Pay visit q! one
or two days 10 Frankfort The scene OF his early iaeots
as editor of The Argus in the Gauss {" Democracy MI
Kendall has made very favorable impression nP1n those
of our citizens with whom he formed acquaintance,
and left behind him yster appreciation OF his talents
and activity than previously entertained during
his visit the West lie has been husiiy engaged in IN
forming himself Of the wishes aud wants OF s section
of the Union and shall speedily reap the benefits Of
bis personal inspection CT lie Offices and routes IN IN
creased accommodations aad greater regularity in the
TRANSPORTATION of le mails - HiOn
EmrGRArixG CuEEcEEEs.-A detachment Of about 0
thousand Of this tribe, under the charge Of Foreman
one of their Chiefs passed through this city on Ssur
day last, their way 10 their country West OF The
Mississippi We take the liberty of here correcting the
NUMEROUS msstacmenls aoat relative 10 The poverty
aud dcstilulion Of this tribe, and The sutrrings attend
ing lhcir emigration All the dc!achmcus which have
passed through this city have been well provided with
teams sufficient in number for the accommodation Of
the women and children. In addition 10 these. they
haze large number of horses, ponirs mnIes and some
private carriages. Most of them well clothed al
though few are i'll provided in that respect. We
noticed but few, OF the children. !u barefoot
Many Of the men, women and children, are furnish
ed with good cloaks, hrarskn or Blanket Gvrtconls
thick Lce,s and shoes, ard Stockings. We have :s!c