Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

ere" pe n, udenc. and wisdom 10 profit 20 'ar
as We can by ine experienced OF o'''e' 10 w =, n,,v
ers il is y ell known are ir q"t,'''J Gu" " w ;,.n
IN study our systems Of railroads. canals, asa pehIsn
nd !, further known, That othcrs oil our nav
| have VISITED Europe 10 acquire p'hc'iIa o'4 wv, 20
with their modes of steam navigation u hreo Nv.
ale surprise, therefore. that we sno"'u otsie - h.
Something of cavalry tsctcs. beyond that winch can "1
.couir ,i,h ye,y Hunted force in confined !eid %
acilcn -.lyny and hury thr'H'
we understand that board OF otfc' rs IS now 'l''"E
t I'm n,,nnsp q, ,a,u,lis candidates for udnss'""
| into The srmy ,,,L ,,,
The examination is OF their general health and 'ppa
rem, ,hysical ability endure ihr iagurs OF me p,
,n n, a ,bn hey havp received fair English eouch
,,nn To determine The QtIer II IS understood i'a' tan
c,n ddn,p should show abiiy 10 read ana WIRE "t,
Tim, he should have hno"ledge OF me hnr s''u'Ir
uIe arithmetic o the rule ol 'hree, ara III the use "
decimal oud vulgar iracii's mat r sI' ' .', hs
General knowledge Of geography, OF me history d "s
nx country and If the organz1nn ni MS Government
as exposed in tie Constitution -tit0'c.
| r. Augustine, Ang 90.
We are happy TO learn by advrces from Tampa, lha'
The marty semi nv Gen Taylor" To bury the dead al Iaf
onsahalcic. fund Corporal Hay Woo ahu one p'aso
sill living though severely wounaed. ihey Ia" '"''
in onnusIte directions, and remained hid tor seVtra'
DAVIS npiihsr knowing OF the proximity oi lhe OUR
Their suffrrngs must have been extreme ana 'nues,'
bahIr Tire brt+s of Mr. Dallam. and his clerk Nor
pau were brnugh, TO Tampa Tor ntermtnt -sundy ie'
the interpreter Of whom have before spoken
has atoned for his otfences-he was fouHd ceGd on e
ground The Other Interpreter, SAMPSON and ole ara
| ponn were not found -Htraa . -,
miraculous EScape.-One ct the labore's IN hf' Ia
Ins employ has arrived ai Tampa with The following
story which in addition TO his being man oil c'"om'
ty coroborated by the marks I" eanits 90 MS 1'n'
and of burns on has legs When lie lhdans usor ~"
attack on Col Harvey, this man wss tnken uhre ana
I'D m Tree with leather thongs The ldlans having
their hord work retired TO carouse anc Dance
and an old squaw brought quantity OF wood plaeeo
round the prisoner: set hte !" H. nho wen, u%"y
shaver proyidenuiay coming up dead ned the hre ana
NJ The same time snenrd the leather when ehdo'tu '"e
man with tremendous exerton. TO loosen one ann 81 %
| 10 mite himself-lhen watching his opportunity, ne
dropped his hands and knees, anu erpp' 70 we
beach, where finding sanne he put on hi,et 'e"c""e
WIN, hp considered a safe distance, he landed on point
where he subssled CLANS until he got on board
of small vessel that was passing go
! Further .NeTs-not c1hcai-C"'one's Nailr ~ 'nu
Mills hay engaged to DIVE The Indians ont o Florida
with 600 men By The first day OF May next, or Sooo'
nOO or to forfeit S25 600 per day. Tor every Gay apr
that date If the contracts De moi completed, un me aay
that it is Securities not named-D
BLo0dhounds We learn from Tallahassee, that MS
ExceI. nry Governor Call has sent 10 Cuba tor sup
ply Of Bloodhounds auxruties in hunting the enemy
General Jpsup had The Object IN contemplation IN
1887 but was controlled by fear Of public senlimen,ln
putting into execution measure winch h's Judgment
prnp ppd as o. great value The lime. we believe has
tore yer past when trucking 10 false sympathy will
longer delay fail 10 resort 10 any and every neasue,
which will limit the ou.ragrs OF the Indian. Those
who are all acquainted with the history 0t The serve
war which threatened the destruction OF The Island OF
jamaica are fat discipline, bravery and strategy,
all were valueess, before enemy who had the occu
pnncy Of favorable ard almost inaccessible positions and
whu never fought unless under circumstances TO their
own advantage II was last resor-one upon which
hung the very mastery Of the lsandhni The Governor
sent for and obtained supply of Boodhouncs from Gu
hn with itashmen 10 give them the necessary care
The result was speedy; hand aer band left their hiding
nj, in The and under their lPACPr dell
verpd Up themselves and arms 10 the Earl OF Bncaras
We knew the fellow very well in The home ht his exile
and IN his frequent conversations the maroon war,
assured that nothing but the boodhounds which
| induced himself and followers TO surrender
Isl .furustinc .fs,rs
.7rmu IafeiIscnce 1t Col. w GATES. commanding
East ST Johns has issued order for the services Of
| IS mounted men.
Gen Taylor has approved of the conduct Of Lieut..
w K Hanson. in the capturc of Indians al Fort h1enn
Leut Poole ordered 10 report 10 1t Col Harvey,
Key Bscayne,
Lieut. B Poole. I'd artillery in command Of PicoIala,
| relieved by l., r F. Baker 7h infantry company b.
Surgeon Jarvis, from Tampa arrived IN town on
! Tuesday last on his way North
A detachment of mounted volunteers were mustered
| int" service Tuesday las.-D
FROM FLnRipA.-lt is reported thu, Fort Mcclure has
been ariack.d by the lndans-but without much sue
cess. Two Of Colonel Hnrneys command, supposed 10
have been killed. have been found II eeems that the
going just as II no treaty had ever been made.
! ROOFS IN WEST rLoRipA'-i|rut W" Hlee" o'",
| infantry in command
/ Capt Jewett LIST infantry, with company J, al Fort
! LAWSON
Lieut. Granger LIST infaniry, with company 4, at
| Fort Sansbury
| Capt. Day. lst infantry, with company II, al Fort
| hlacomb
Cap, GARDENER, lst infantry, with company F. al
For, ST Augustine.
Col Davenport, with Surgeon McLaren, relieved by
Assistant Surgeon Madison Mills have gone to Tampa
Bay. Lieut.. Plummer has gone North on sick leave.
| 81. .7ug Ns'rs, 24M nit.