Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30

hath CLnio Tnsrnuacfe and Sam ] n:s denied having
an mr. c;rar;on in 'l,s fsir 'v"r sr"wlrc.r "
the rGrt'!nr Il. usaHr AZ aI.gcF, :t5 tE ".'m -.
Si"ursn 'u.:,"-l :od zFs'.ts@ s'' %,,.l'- ss. d"
liz presence. Il Er cmnmandlng "ticrr 81 Font Lnur'r
dale and Major Bennett. 10 ga and hight them B"h
Sam jones and Chlro Tusienuggte declare that II is
their wish comply with The treaty ahd Gam oilers T."
give % his son evidence of ms sincerity loi
larlry Arrived al Fort Laudertne just as Major Bennett
left. Whose intention was 10 make some arrangement
with these Chiefs go against The lndians who made
The a.'as; arrangement, however, vas made prrv
10 Alain l!enntls departure from fnft LaHdefoal'
he directly IN The inc'nna! Inc boat when
brough, Col Harvey that place; The C"lon'l detained
thr srsu,lna, s. nice al Fort Laudedae 10 AID him
! lis operations
hIsor Ch,ids obtained at Fort Pierce three Indians
male ard ftlnnles and sent them to ST. Angus
tine, in The Cincinnati.
Capt Mayo. with The steamer Pnnseti, was al KY
Bscayne having received hs supply OF men "'h boats
and provisions he le that place on MoHoay, ihr i2h
inst for Key Hest intending TO establish post nj IA
Iosnlulce, prevent supplies b"rG taken 10 The In.
dams; and he Intended cruising around as lar Us tampa
Bay
(Frnr1 he Baltimore .7mtricnn cf WdneSdoy)
(dpture ~ indinnS In Mc { 5 !s'cdmcr P0InSsH.-
Capt Be,hwn"d 81 The brig rr une arrived IN ilamp-
Roads Saturday informs The Editors OF The Nor
folk Bparnn that Il bargPs ui hp Poinseli, captured
in Miami river (f!"ride) The 9TH inst four canoes
with lndians on board smnng whom were iuskuenag,,
head chief aud Tiger Tail. another chief ." The Semi
nnles with lhrir ames. Col Harney took the former
on board thu Cincinnati and procedrd 10 New
river for the purpose al drspalchng HIM To bring hm
in sam JONES WIN, il was conjrcturrd was IN that neigh
bnrlund giving h:m TO understand, tho IN The refusal
Of Sam zones in the prisoners would all be put
TO death
The Pninse, left barge of Is mrn a, KY Bscayne,
and another w' smaller comp 81 mr al Indian
Key for the purpose OF securing the MYERS and nts IN
thai neighhnrhn"d -
Capt Breshwood also states thai two snops manned
with volunteers. sailed from Key West ohou, The 9Th
instant, quest Of the sch""nrr which had eft Havana
for Stuvas whose and passengers had been mur
dpred hy The npgrnts board One of the vessels
snnd inln Cape Sable, and saw white flag flying on The
block house. and lhr beach t!ak'ng signs
for them shore but experimenting they
Indians they siond nj again
Capt q. lrft the United States steamer P"insett at
Key West lSh inst IN sail for Cnloosnialchee river
mex, day-ri icers and crew oil well Capt, Mayo in
tended 10 ouch nj Cape Sable 10 whether the
men " hlch were seen the bench part OF
Col Harney's command who frd al The massacre of
their companions nj Colorsala,chce.
Tile lh,roE,s Dsiu,GaDrcS-We harn by the Little
Rock Star "a capital new paper just established herel
that tie Ridge act"n were I" h"id n council AT Fort
GLs"n. Aug % and was feared The Ross party would
attack them v l,p assembled The militia, by fFGn
sirion Of Gov ArhmcsIr In hold themselves in
dnrss-here beug hu 800 efficient regulars out Of the
200 u. troops The post The settlers leaving
The ueghhrrhood company nf volunteers has been
organzrd Lu,le Rock, under Albert Pike. Esq Cap
tain "f he Isl company Of artillery. Mr. Pike 10 the
pet If the Wfsi no contributed the beautiful odrs 10
B!ackwood, ard lately one Of he cnrps editorial.
OUTBREAK AND HLooDsuED on THE CANAL.
HAGERsTonS. (Md } August 23
On Saturday last. messenger arrived in this place
w:!h rrqusun from the civil authorities Of AlIrghnny
county Gen. Villains, requiring him 10 order out q
military force from his bigade 10 suppress lnsurrrc
ton Or riot sdng from armed bodies OF laborng
men. amounting 10 about lG0 who, with guns clnhs,
ard other dtody weapons. to section 1913. The
Chesapeake and Olin Canal aud broke open oil the
shan,rps occupied by Germans, destroyed all their pro
ppry, beat The with great whence and threw one
Of them the fire. several OF whom not expeciP 10
lre; they then went 10 section 2el, and pursued the
same course Of cruelty, and puntered and destroyed
property 10 a large amount
Immediately The cept uf the requison. the i'r-
padrpr General took the cessery 10 detail
sufficient force check The rioters. and ordered several
corps be held in readiness 10 march nj short notice
and various conf cling reports reached here small
curps nf vdces from Col HolIingsworrhs cavalry
detailed and sent. Saturday last, 10 the line, corps
OF observation, who returned Monday, and reported
thai the line quiet but that great apprPhanslons oi
continual danger exist among the citizens OF Od Town
and is peighbnrhnod that several Germans have been
severely ornded and that The ahnrers represented
as violent and lowless. Other reports represent that
several have bpen killed; and The general opinion pre-
walls in the nelghbohond that stationary military force
along The lires OF The canal rear the tunnel will be the
only means Of producing order nmong the hands, and
qu,pting The fears Of the nrighh"rhood.
The Governor. understand, has authorized and d.
rected the Br gadier General order ou many of The
militia of his brigade may be necessary to suppress
the the persons engaged IN IT, ard preserve
The public pence.
The militia OF Allegheny. il is said nre the alert
and expect 10 hear in few days that demonstration
has been made upon the rioters : TorchHgh.
A vacancy the SENATE OF ViRGisiA From
cnmmurit /, n The last kannu ha Valley Gazette we
learn that Brnjr II Smith. Esqr the member of The
Senate from hr Knnnw ha District is about to resign,
or has resigned his in that body We apprIs-
ed of Mr. Smith determination Ia resign before the
protnn ui the term o for which hr elected
bu did moi suppose that he would yacate his seat until
The cnse of the next Of the Legislature Oar
Democratic friends in the District should avail them
Sc yes Of the unP1 pected event and take immediate
step 10 select popular candidate OF their party unite
uron him, and every efit Give means to his
election
II will be recollecied, that Philip Thompson Esq
who run the Administration candidate in opposition
Mr. Smith dritaIpd by fnriy votes only Referring
Erd Efcnial