Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-26

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Sir J I'm Harvey; wiit VIZ F'Fc's '"''' ; 49,, M
go, ,,.ade rub:ic /! vas dressed n nnrT"'"2 on ae
c,n;.i g; the death 81 Sir Inhns son ut'.e'e "es'
neur,mon were Old acquajniGTces and it!ei"S
The miiu still remain ~ tbs I'wn, exercising a"o
discip!imlns themselves crrtf cay
Tie committee t:c = l. E'niGi'y '"'s '"' 5''
rero.ed on The Covenants hItssda' r,
No news from 81. Fasi .:m"' my lA''. = D.
Cf.u,n tic EaHyor ras, .h"'h Is
a letter received il Hs cry at eleven e"'eH iaS'
r;nI, by eNrs-s ifn an officer 81 '"u"n: states mat
Liter had Iren received ri Head Quarters from Mr.
lCln;irr sa,u 'hat e "rrf' sLsiV' OF an attack
rs large nru.1e: 81 G2-g had tr'n carried mp from
Woodstock IL iae :nUh Il" The !siGns'"oa, rs he sup
po,ea FOR he frrpa-- Al r!"r!nr E"ad to lS camp
RE remainder ii Cen Imistn:S force "as ordered
forthwith 20 prGcgcd tie amp. ad they 'ooH ~ TIE
line 1t ,narc!! Yesterday morning.
n We received no .rcssaEr !!,m Augusta Tins morn
ipG h;r English pass, through this cy yesterday on
his return from Augusta aEd 7ry"r,s. that the r;opGSi
ton in Cav Fdirieds "ssanc IL "i such character
that it wiiI not in bis 0puIGn !" rc'l"le - SiF Julh
Harvey lie stale. that Gc". Fairfield proposes 20 with
draw ali our troops Except enough /" ktrr 81" IN" tres
rasserS and protect The inr'er oh Gov Harvey with
drawing his claim 10 rxc"s!"" jurisdiction.
TurrspAY ! O'Clock. p II.
An exrress has Ibis mnr,rnt arrived I'"m iton!;"n
with dispatches for augusta, which are 10 be forwarded
forthwith We know nothing OF i:c contents Eat 1t we
obtain any authentic n"rmaion we shall Issue an extra
his afternoon.
Smce the above was in type !ta'n hn, the express
brought e;Iel lrcm Gov Harvey 10 Gen scott, WHO
is al Augusta.
Nrw Yonx. March - The Eastern mail of to-day
brinrs us no .rurruul news either it:,n the ir,ntel
the Maine legislature. The Bangor NhIg states, On
the authority o.! gentleman from Madi"asca, that
great Gepfedol:ais Hve lately brcn madc "n The lumber
lands Il ono the St Inhns and is branches.
The Observer uf New Brunswick: dated March IN"
18Th says:
THE transport harGre Elizabeth, with n detachment
of the Gh regiment struck on Brazil Rock. near Tape
Sable. the night cf IN" 2.Ih nit and Ues cnnSGtra-
bly, daInoged She got u w!ib loss al rudGer, nGdquc
eaky, by the assistance o. schooner Victory and brig
and lowed into Shcburne where the troops landed.
The drafts from the City Militia, for actual service,
marched barracks Thursday last and have s!"ce
bteG performing garrison duty.
The most energetic military preparations nre IN pro-
gress throughout the FroyinCr Troops cannon, MUS
keGs, ammunition and provisions daily being io:"ati-
eG from this post 10 the frontier.
4 party of the Fisdcrckton Volunteer ARTILLERY came
The city last week; for tho purpose Of takrg charGr
of field p, and ammuniiion with which they
returned to headquarters on Friday.
Anexcc!le, spirit p'eca!lS III this city, in the present
emergency. Several Volunteer companies We earn are
fast filing Iore, Rifle, Scotch Uniform Company,
&c.-.F \. Post
LATEST FROM M.l>r-It is believed he Maine troops
viii, in iew vSihs cncIGcnC: i"ef hnIneward march
from the dispute Ierrilcy Sr John Harvey ccninn.
ncations General SCOT intimate disposition to with.
draw the British troops Tie south .! The St John =
SeyerG! Ct Gen. H.Gsdon staff yisitlo Ban.
gor.
The reso,aicn offered By Mr. Cole in The House.
rPnoilpd hv the committee hnuI amendment. Some
of the r!o,nrn, Wk;ss opposed it, as indicating dis
position back ont. 1ey were for aGe!ing 10 The re-
solutions al Jan ~ aEt Feb -, and rot yielding an
inch In The Sena:c tie resolution pa.scd-Ayes lG,
noes ].
part or oil the civit force employed TO drive or tres
passars lave hecu discharged This camp situated
a river about NO mics wiIhin ihn line claimed By
Us Serrfal companies of General I!odsdon's command
'eEe. and hr seina'Gder al the mouth OF the
P:tsqCr is, miles MS side. where they have strong
position urnn which Guse az The cnmp fall back IN
case Of rpcess: The troops under neral Bacheii"r
will probably b. Stationed io he present. still farther
West. at No IL THIS arrangement, We presume, will
BE- Observed until some definite agreement Is made With
New brunswick
The Bangor Nhir contains statement, on tie arlho.
ry Of MIR. John Baker of MadawaSka of grea! Gepre-
da,ions The timber lands Of the St. John and It's
branches amounting according 10 his estimate, 10 some
millions Of feet.
The New Brunswick Legislature still in session.
By papers from thence TO the l2h, we learn that the
transport Eizabelh with detachment Of regulars had
struck rock bat had been got of, aud tuwed into
Shr!bune. The troops "ere 10 be brought round TO ST
John
~ S, john The drafted militia we're in barracks and
troops cannon, provisions &c were daily being i"r-
'.atded to lhr l'-I"' STv"'"l ~!1",rr corps were
b. ring chou, 10 " \. Star.
THE NORTH EssrEES RouauAEY Tho Boston Atlas
Of Yesterday contains the following reso.uilnn3 which
passed TIE Maine House Of Assembly Oh Tuesday af.
ha"ing passed the Senate the previous day
EtS0irsI, That this State, in view Of the measures
Gently adopted by Tic Government Of Tic Union in
lar!on TO Ills question, ard particularly the provision
made for L Special Minister 10 the Court Of ST James
and acuaied by earnest desire 10 10 AMIGA
bic adjustment OF The whole controversy, will urbeGr
enforce hrr Jurisdiction IN tina, part of her territory,
the possession cf wEch il usu!ped by the province
oF New Brunswick, far she do so cOusstcn '
with The maintenance Of the resolve Of the 9Th January
Ssitut she has seen nothing in recen, events 10 Cause
her IL doubt that IL IS her imperative duty, well as he
nvarabs right, 10 protect her public domain from de-
probation and p'rrdtr up TO TIE EXTREMIST Limits of her
territory, and that power on earth shall drive her
from an act "l jurisdiction. proper in Itself, and 10
! which Ter honor IS =" irfevccably committed.
EcSg'rcG, That the public measures ni the Governor
Of ts STATE IN relation 10 the disputed territory meet
The co'da. appreciation OF this Legislature that they
concur IN TIE doctrines and scaie contained in his
recent ines'ge-ta' they will sustain lin IN carrying
mo - CT Tie resolve OF lie 2i!h Jan. aforesaid and
that wbecy"r Lee shall be fully satisfied hy tie drcIlra.
IoCs OF lie Lieut. Governor Of New Brunsa lex oh
efwse, That IN. la'Icr has abandoned all Of
sccury:ng tie disputed territory VIII military force,
ara ct attempting he expulsion Of cur party that The
cX ='ucy witch called for the military having CEASED,
uc Go"s!hor be- and he hereby is authorised 10 with.
draw the came, LEAVING The Lu;,d Agent with suii
Gent ios.", armed unarned The ay require,
10 carry said resolve into feet.
MI Vase Of Augusta proposed The oil1a :nr additional
/ resolves, which were carried
E'So'scd That the pfacticabIiry Of running and mark
III -" North eastern boundary line. accordance with
u" PROVISIONS al The treaty OF l1c is lndubtlbc-to
Consent 10 another a:hilTacn in pursuance OF the
c"inG!rrGaon Of the President Of tie u S would be
virtual abandonment Of the rights and interests OF Maine
EfS0irtd That crisis has arrived when il becomes
the duty of the Genera! Government forihw it'll 10 pro-
pose to the Government OF Great Britain Joint coiGs
s!cn iuV the rnrp"s" Of running the line accordance
with the treaty Of l1c3 aud, case Of refusal The
part "i Great Britain, II is the duty OF the u. s. 10 run