Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14


-..nd f;ounc i. to be held id few weeks, about oo
sss. from this place. All the Chiefs, Braves ana wa"
r;ors of the different tribes from North ana
70 assemble-the object of which IS not ye' &C. Iert
be what it may, Government should oe GU @
Isit ia 10 form themselves into Territorial ,;vn
when assembled they will be able to fontiers
strength They know the weakness " 80 ~ k,ep
and miles, Government augments their io.Ie' "nnc;I
ano u!iesS sSI ,hare is no Knowing what the Conncn
ma, Intimately do Both the Sem'noies ana Sh"vId
thai b,v. come on ore very much dissa'sneo' ;n
a war break out they will light 70 aesPe ts"0'' Ne
,ba, IL will be a war Of e1terininauoh'
n;.,,,.d in the Army and Navy Chronicle ina. Tue
r.ans;ton Of Gen Gaines upon the Governors oil ZEN
nes,ee and Kentucky, for ten thousand V"un'eeis' 10"
hn .pbmi,ted to the Secretary Of War, and IN reply
Tic nyernors of those States have been informed that
the Executive has authority to call OUT or 10 acceP'
,hs services of volunteers Should the contingency re-
,red 10 arise and may be necessary 10 call Tor troops
militia force is the only description that could De re
oured or received. Such QUESTION Will mol DC ina
without more precise information OF the design OIL 'e
Indians alluded TO.
The 7rry and Nary Chronicle states, that Coinn,euu
era Ftzhugh, of the Concord and Ten EycK, % L no
Erie on the Yves, India station, it is understood n
applied 10 be relieved from their present commune u
account Of i'll health. Commander X +. oioc So, :;
been ordered to the Concord, Commahuel - "re m.
A. orders for du,y TO the West India squadron. WIN
one exception the Licutenants VIII lake Pa'S's " '"'
ship Lsrant shortly expected at New olN.
Jbe ,,me psper states that upon the representations
oe Covernor Gmer, of Georgia. OF the ineihciency OF
On. ntesent military force in the vicinity OF Inc
Ie swami the Secretary of War has authorised the
employment of five hundred mounted militia 'oi 'i,'se
nnrbs An officer of the army has been instructed 10
,nus,er these troops into servce and eeuarermasee
and Comrnissary despatched to PROVIDE the Hecehsay
transportation and supplies.
The St Louis Republican of the Both ult states mat
Gen Gaines has ssued order, directing Inc troops
now in garrison at Jefferson Barracks, to march mme
dstely for the council ground appointed by the Chero
KEGS in the Indian territory, on The lth September.
The troops are placed under the command o MAJOR
Riley. The lst Regiment Of Dragoons, Stationed al
Fort Leavenworh, also detailed Tor me 'HPeu'uon'
Gen Gaines will be present at the cophc'i III person
We learn from the same paper that companies OF men
had been raised in Livingston county to proceed TO Da
yiess county to ossa the Momons 1t seems to be the
determination Of portion of the people OF Missouri 10
drive the Mormons out of the State. What estimate
can such men put ON freedom Of opinion:
TLouisriiie .4duertiser.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 80.
Tuprp NIssorRl-The Astora, from Rialto, (Platte
county brings word that Joe Smith (hormon had sur
rendered himself to the civil authorities MS imp'es
some further movements against The Mormons, Of which
we ore not yet advised
Nothing definite as to the Indian movements on our
frontier. Trouble is brewing there evidently
GENERAL oKpERs,} ApygrASr-GrSERALs OgPlcE'
The several field and company officers temporarily
detached from their regiments for service on the North
fronters or elsewhere and all oihcers absent on
leave will proceed without delay join their proper
regiments and companies in Florida the Cherokee coun
try, and the South. western frontiers
The graduates of July, 1888, appointed Second Lieu.
tenants and subsequently, ordered to service in the field
will join their respective regiments without delay.
By order of Major. General Macomb:
r. JONES,
.7djutant General.