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

Runners have been sent into the nation, from TIME 10
time 10 apprize those who still hold out that me ood Is
open for them in, and Will be until Inc COM
mencernent u! the campaign; alter whth u" co'iihu
nica,ion will be held with them. Many have made Us
visit in copseQuei CO. and have returned WIN uret
mina,ion Of bringing their iamies'n. Should 'he al
lhassee Indians do 50. many OF the hilcRasuhy 'i"e,
b,n closely allied will follow their example, III 'ha'
cvsr; there will he but Cue coo chez and Sam Jones,
with few scattering families remaining wa" i"' u
necessity, follow the example OF Tue others ,"'i
want clothes and neutrality-suspicious. my
WAYS get ard are, particularly those WIN oa" JIM
pretty ~ ell .unpled from the several WRECKS on |' ~
iantic cons, the chiefs, with the exec Pl"" 81
coo chez and Sarnucl-who by LIE way, - no cr
,,ve made their boz the General, and have agreed
IN cnpnlv with The treaty Ten days or fortnight WIN
dr,rrmne whether not we are 10 take the ned ms
is The day appointed Tor The CHEZ oil Inc
mud his people to come in. MISUNDERSTANDING 'hef pro
rsgions partitions going on 'or active orc'a''os
hath nv land and wafer Gen Tayiors plan Is inst 10
secure the frontier inhabitants, by chain oil p"sts De-
tween them and the Indians, and then 10 establish oe
pots such points will enable hun I" concentrate
force 70 act where lis services may be mos requHeu
and with pronptness. We are now engaged IN repair
ing wagons and boats breaking mules cleaning arms
and accou,renentS, repairing bridges &C prePII'toy
the re commencement vi hosliilties ali {" WIN" at"
still in hopes will be unnecessary.
Since the foregoing letter from correspondent was
in tvpe we have been favored with later intelligence
giving different aspect TO the state oil AFFAIRS
contained in letter from an officer OF The army WHOSE
"TAMrA BAY, Nov. 3
"You have probably heard Of late that the Indians
were coming in; and fact the prospect was more pro
missing than i, ever before The two chiefs OF The
Tulahassees brought in their families, and promised TO
follow it up with all their tribe principal sub CHEF
and yea Of his reainers of the Mckasuky band also
came in, and made equally fair promises So oprn and
apparently fr their conduct, at all the lndiaHs
in our camp believed the end was beginning.
Within the last two days change has taken place,
and the story now is that the whites are going to war
with the Frcach and this will enable US to hold out onl
if this hope should fail this winer all will give up III
the spring Did you ever henr Il more cunnngIy de
vsed story induce suspend operations Tor unoher
six months:
"When this last report shall be confrmed trust that
Gen TAYLOR will cast Of forever AL seTfs Of negO.
tation and carry TO the knife. Dob himself had
not such trials aud Prevocations
81 confess that the late deceit Blinded me, and hereaf.
ter no appearance the bodily appearance OF men,
women aud children, will convince me.
IMPORTANT An English fleet Of two frigales and
brig of war passed the l7h inst in the Gull OF
Mexico standing towards the po. OF Vera Cruz. The
brig Ivunhoe, Capt A!my sailed in sight of the squad
ascertain its national character but not near
enough 10 be spoken 10 hold any communication -
We have long anticipated movement OF this kind on
the part OF Great Britain and only surprised at It's
long postponement. The supineness OF that Govern.
ment is unaccounlabe, when the vast amount OF inter
stake IN this quarter is taken into consideration
TN u. Bulletin, Moo II.