Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12

,.i las yet been mate Il. I.'' ala ~ ~ We. i'""
Iy u.;,.c arg cor:l iic""n |" i.:c - $50 '
,:;,o!iv nt,rin4d al 10 movement wa al p'ts'"'
he mad by TIE. auIn"lIirS 81 i:a."r !" f'' E'"'' -
ON this smh;.c, i mt:.'afy ice h'N w." - ~ ~ @
d,rl,L ,cyri,ury with The avowFd !ni"i" oI c'aitG
,,G yrrcisinr jurisdiction ever H. "nu 'iaI 'o'ee WIZ
, ~. iihJ,oW, hT i.r crnsen; OF a'line, u"tiI Ecr
ripht Ia taat trrri:p'y Is recognised. ''
force now voGd @t virtual "hEno"hn'c"t =" al VIC
haze cr,ien,ir,, ;.r I'D unless i" parry 10" III pNtl
o-. rpcr,an, Ia the iu,7"s! ii tic So'" 81 'i' cr 'ie
.,rh dissa,i, .cIn . OprGy r1pIt:s'! - i"ny ui u's
lending Van Hu'1H wi'H tie PRESIDENT a'' sSage
Accounts :on, liouiiun. tie American mead quarters
o-c ~, To- TIE ...irg a. tie 81. w.en he vir''f rH
,..s til, Al, ;cIauof.'lu, the British PfCT!nciS
and Warden has rSt arrived at IL Giin", ana was IN
consultation win Gen. Itofdan II Is believed Tie
provinc:as a:r disposed rc:race eir sleeps i"rer
c.,n,3u;,s have let. lInu.ipn ir the AFocS'o"k. "nd
,,oI ,,,r. srceG,.y +, E.!,ov The British f""pS here
nfre al The ,.ugih ii tia: river, had 'e,:'. to Grand
Falls C:
Th, General impression 81 the Arno.;nch w2s thalsr
JOHN Harvey wouI advance Ii. troops into he dts
puled territory mnl! aa.Irs had 1"'h !ecei"ed f''''
Nj Fox the Minister IT Washington.
The rrpar, a; 800 troop. "aH;n1 arrived ii, fffcieh'
ion from Quchtr ard rrgi nj !a"i Cox, - c"nlia-
,ic,cd by MIR English who reached Bangor ~ The "a,
Le,riru prnp".tIcn from Sir John Harvey /" Govern
or Fairfy -ruinare to be for the running Ut PT"vi'
stcua line. IT.,
io,lcrs from Augusta Of The :,h, say 'l'at another
message Gfcm Gov. Fairfield 10 the Legislature was eS
pcc,cd the next day.
rhc Legislature on the ,h passed resolution appro-
pra,ing Sl0CG0 Tor the continuation Q! The road tom
tho hr0osiooa the St I"hns!h'""gh the very har'
o! The disputed territory aud was !" III sent |" ''' *
c.la,ure Of Massachusetts Ter concurrence
The following resolutions were offered III the senate
Of Massachusetts on iucsday, Ou! The SeEate 'cusd To
receive them:
rrrl that the Executive ol The L hav" cri"F "'o
an Advancement with the British mni-cf. WHICH pro-
ydts for the withdrawal the forces oi h"i"e "' 'ne
disputed territory without reciprocal! provision iS 'e
exclusion Of British military force r
RcspircI That w:I! co OTcraie with me Sia' W
Maine in earnes, application 10 the National LH'cuufe'
10 rut on end that arrangement as soon as FoSS''''
conss,en with the pubic ia and oil pIcfcr lt ans,
by NEGOTIATION or otherwise, imnt diately TO settle the
boundary Oh The basis Of the treaty OF 1865, or TIE pro
y:sonal jurisdiction The basis u RECIPROCITY.
Tie rules and orders Of the Senate pieSc:Ior ''' "
bill OF resolution sa be introduced except ny Inc !po''
Of committee: and il mostly matter oil form,
in obs icnce the rule that this was taken Ny c
Senate in refusing to entertain the resolutions, when ci'
tered by Individual Senator.
The Montreal Herald Of The 2S!h ut says that II IL
more than probable that troops ~" be sent |" we" Drums
wick from the Cunadas, although iu lie present or J.
Coborne does ee himself warranted IN GOING go
even though urgently requested
1FrOm tic queue Gazette, FL 20
We learn that Capt. 4. & buchanan oi the Qnr0ec
Volunteers lr yestrGa Tor fTCdcfcAl"n. - "eaier
Of tss2achrs 10 Has ExceIlency SIR John Harvey.
P,rc ,uroyAEl The UHiieG S'aes slo"p OF var
Concord has beer ordered to sea forthwith, b.! despatch.
rs received this mUnug: are informed cy an "l''
Ger of the Navy. Her destination is not s'"ec' nuI
n,obabIv is to BE- on The Eastern station, TO prevent any
depcdaon from British ships ufoh the coast "i hiaihe
GaHgOr Hhts.
LATEST FROM llAISE.-Tha Boston Alas OF Tues
day contains lie following letter from It's III,
d,iri BsaCuu, Saturday, March Z, lc.J.
Wrpre ara:n in the midst o: excitement The nior.
nation from the frontier which forwarded 10 you last
r,r., aud the Intelligence BY this morning mail .! The
STALE OF lee nI The Cabinet III Congress, ana among
the irnple al WaSlnnlUn have arcus.dl to greater inten
sy tiie interest u citizens IN The ai!-aDsoi H"s SUD
icl and niyeu impulse 20 curiosity inquiry G!scGsS!oh
and snecu!a,ion bulletins and extras I-sucd ana
haw rd about lie and posted up N pubic places
"a M iiue before have felt The probability Ol general
war 20 he so gea. The people 81 tins State WI! be re-
ipcrG II the General Goycrun"nl as there Is now reason
10 Er!cve, VIII approve and ala ana maze common cause
with them in the struggle they have commented ltt
would they much rejoice, enthusiastic ana ,Scieu
as they are II the d.iicat;y ceuu NC letH!Hec" o''"'
ABLY without hloUdshcd.
$oexprcss has arrived to-day, ard there is no news tf
i,upo:lalcc iro, the East draught from tie 9Th d.
y,s,uu IS On the way 10 Caaisit amounts to cUG men,
and go Ilg infantry and rIiienen from the OH division
ure ordered to :.cet Portland Monday, aud proceed
al once Augusta and new dIaus iron the o'ii 1!h'
and Sih divisions Of CO ordered, OF which part are
to assemble at Augusta on Wednesday neAl. IL II re-
ported that The four cGptuied oil Ish THtr ny MI
J.i;iss delacimt IT. cspassers have produced per
u,s from the provincial authorizes. This, believe, ~
iou. rood authority. If Correct il shows the se!i-con
s,l,uicd qua rdanS Of territory III no very favorable
l!r., and proves that Maine has come o age aud as
suInru the manly iOga none too rGiiy
+ SIS o'clock, Z. " Since writing The above Mir.
English. who brought Sir John l!Cyvrys first letter to
Gov Fairfield. las passed through lown with cUmTu
uica,iUn lrom Sir John 10 the Governor Report says It
contains some proposition IN regard 10 q conventional
lane. .Nc"$ icri0RS.
Correspondence Of Tie Boston Comitr.
BANGOR, Sunday evening, Marc! j. 1879.
nn IN from liurun late last MINT vii
dcsraicIes from Gen l!odsdcH TO the Governor Col.
Mclaughlin vas al Gen. lGdstOn $ camp on mission
tom ST John Harvey. II is known here what the
object ci WAS, bC; is supposed 10 be negotiation
Slate Senate through this city 10 day, express
for the A!ooscoh hut Tor wiial purpose IS no; known.
4 portion vi The k,umobec Division SEQ men, arrived
ia Tins city about They will march Tor The ARGOS
took 10 Io!IOG. Tie remainder oi the DIVISION Oh
l.er way.
We have numerous letters from Houon to-day, aud
although they TO not contain uaclI important Inici!I
Cece, ;hey give the impression that Tie pfayncals feel
lha, ihCy have gOt !alU bad sc"pc winch they would
ike -; Of. SIT john does not seem very anxious
10 avail hirti! Of the opportunity We have given him
10 fight. l lie militia vi the province are miserab c
troops wi'lort dsciPl:nr oi!. and whether Sm Jno
Harvey Collect regulars enough IL make push oyCI
lie liues shall see.
(Ircu he PorilaEA Courier IF .Nondyy)
!iy extract 81 letter from officer oi Ct nerS
ic.GuGs staff, dated The 10Th ult learn that re
coi:rsarcc has been made with view H. s'absh for
lra.ios .y' the defence 1t c disputed territory, should
IL become ueccysaiy. The writer siucs-"l have been
down Tie (Aroosiooky river The Macias river, and
loclcd IwO important posts Tor defence, should we be
driven up the stream. : Col JARVIS is now NOV
ing lis men dow the riverin dr;achmens Of about Two
hundred each | do no, aPprehend any trou-
be--nor DO believe Sir john Harvey Will march a
single company the line. Al Iobique there is
bot company Of regulars. At Woodstock there
bu. two companies, and but three moIc below in the
Province Gi Ncw Brunswick"
Correspondence Of tie hO:toa Daily .iisHtisr..
B,sGon, March ., 1899.
From the Aroos,cGk learn to-day, that The tres.
passeTs who wire taken lew days since by the Land
Agents parry. Fish River, were cutting timber under
permits granted by the f5o?inc.a authorities When
the messenger lett The camp, Mr. jarvis dei5rrat
ing upon HE subject releasing The prisoners upon their