Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

d,ucl:cr 10 tic an.oGn Of fly iioazand doi'aTs, nor
than per cent oi he haa caP@i. '''s ~. ~
THE 10 the public mind, which was lost IN wonder be
cur.. n, ,;,irry WAS announced before. The s,oT.
beran 10 leak out Friday evening, anu We s'a'ea VI
Saturday morning that some one III lhe otice's was
defau!,er Ii turned oul II 1t lie lashier. lie oi'i
GERS Of Justice were iii pursuit o hun, bn ne Il Pf""3
HE bv Tins time far on his way 10 PARIS, Texas or son"
other Paradise Of sbsconding drihuiiers Once me r.
call Of nnr late legation Paris composed Of , arr
wont Price and Lewis we haze been rather poorly &c
nrescn,ed n the court Of 81. Cloud and II quii'
likely that Rcdiied may have promp'ly .one o WV
his credentials out oi pure pa'fi"'>'n-.' o"''
Try>rssrr IrcI,Larr:r.-lhe message oil 'le uo
vernon and the report Of the State lfeasu'ei'
read in the Legislature on the -" "t' hair co
loug J,cnmcni, occupying abou, eight aud ha,. CO
LII ~, ;,e Nashville Wing. The report oil Inc ifea
sri,;h,s ,he finances Of the State ~ rather 80
! ,;;ac,ory condi,ion-rece Sb,o-s - uIna IN
,nects Sicu.i4 15-halance III inc ''easus -
- c,rornor Polk urges a resumption oil specie pa
- 49, ,ha Ranks OF that STATE, and recommends tue
,,,,,e Ia fix an early day for II, giving 'hem am
Mo ime 10 make the necessary preparations. -.
en,s all The Banks OF that State 10 us ~ so ~,
condition, and expresses inc oti'el ,"u. 'ae s,
~, - ,asume if reasonable time be gwen them.
! R,o,, I.IASn-Thc new Constitution adopted oy
,h DLde Island Suffrage Convention introduces
mand,uen,s that viii place the power more i'nmTu'
aeIv into The hands c the people OF their o'ae'
,,osi nportant is the extension 81 me r'.ht u
~ syerv he male citizen of lawful age VINO mas re-
.;ded one wear in the State and three months 10 'he
,owrship in which he Offers 10 vote. The properly
anal 6caon is still retained in questions oi raising
TAX or appropratlng tie proceeds Of 'aS' '"e
then must possess property either rear ot personal
the value of Sl50. Tie Senate TO pe cop"ssu ..
members elected b. districts, and the House oil GU
members The Governor has veto power, mt the
majority Of both Houses Of the General Assembly can
pass 6 after having been returned with ms "')'e
lions lie is al,owt j lorly eight hours 10 CONSIDER
hall The JUDGES are hold their offices until removed
H.. vol. If butn Houses Sheriff. and Justices o! the
Peace are elected rs lie people. The State election
Yas f.ed for the ,irs; Wednesday OF April The lon
vcn,;on which proposes these alterations was vonn-
tary unauthorized one, and the question rs now now
intends 10 carry the frame Of government mo ope
FROM FLORIDA.
S,,.x~,m. Oct. lG by the l ). steamer .NcaeheTh
Captain McNel,y, the Editors OF the "tors'0n nave
received The following from their attentive eofespoh"
rnt:
Carre,parasrst offh. SrcaHoa Grors'sn 40,
EAST FLORIDA, Get. II, lHIl.
Dear SRA party Of from twelve Ia twenty Indians,
some ten DAYS snc. passed into the settlements ana
killed several people, an account Of winch yon have
doubtless seen in The Augustine papers IL IL pretty
well ascerained the party did all The damage anu
murders reported ard left the settlements thrnah ir
litter nah scrub. II 50 happened that tins party passed
ucnr IN. encampment Of Capt. Fulton, 81 Dragons,
alo was in charge of train Of wagons, ms company
baggage &c, and in command nt twelve men, aoon'
twelve miles north Of Fort Russell, on The night OF The
9th uli he gong ~ JON ms company stationed
., Fort White on the s;an.ai.e. The daring raseals
ked the Captain camp about; clock IN tie even
inp. firing a voey and making nsl: INTO the encamp-
mcut The surprise complete, 50 Tar rs as'onist.
ment was concerned for the soldiers felt perfect sccnr-
Is: no Indians ever having attacked party OF sonieis
for long time since. Captain Fulton soon rallied ms
men and with the assistance oil Assistant surgeon
In ,.ttli him returned the EuTIltHfS
fire and charged them with great bravery and cecrmi-
nation His course appeared to te as unexpected 70
the Indians their iiic was III The iirs place '" te
soldiers The Indians rctreatcd, which gave Captain
Fulton tire Ia break open arm chest and arm the
teamstcrs with carbines. lie hardly did this, before
the Indians fred voley from lie oihc: sdr 81 Ms
camp. and rushed in, even to his wagons The captain
faced his men about and this time gave them fatt"s
for the tealscrs being armed with pistol anu cafblhe
rave good assistance and drove the init'nm r0sc3's
out of syl.t and hearing for that night There vas
unc soldier wounded By the lncIans and several horses
among the rest The morse Of Asst Surg tiainmo.d-
A ieuins,er accidentally wounded himself WIN car
bine !,
.ypectcd lInspiiarkls people have hot all come IN
To the Number proinscdncr probably WI! SURRENDER
At all There is that post about oO lndias ncind
ay ninety warfors II is believed tifJ w be shipped
iii few days 10 the West
IN ,ho i'm, mat meeting was expected with Tiger
Tail who was firmly believed to hr honest and sincere
in his professions Of peace, aud Wiling TO emigrae
ri,ops e intends to be true, and IS stirred 81 he mar
r 90 i country viii lie rid Of 800 red siiRS, that
,ro = ,hIes,,ue Yours, truly.
nm, ,ts -, .7s.u,tre ..r,-s, VI oefetef o'..l
We have adyces from Tampa 10 the lst INST. on
the 9th, COL Worth to ship from t%o hundred and
fifty 10 three hundred Indians westward, u "ho h''ie
ty.hye were warriors.
Ga the Goth, the troops we're 10 be simultaneously
IN motion throughout lie Territory
Tie rapid cnse OF The war by the constant surrender
and couture Of the enemy is an event OF rejoicing; bu
with this apparcnt prospect oipcacr, perfect SrcuT
H. dnes nat exist, Maraudius parties oi The enemy
a,e m small bodies occasionally throughout the coni
irv aad The traveller aud settler require caution, 'g
lanc. and care To negIec, iis much OF The loss
of life may be attributed
The reoccupation OF the country ~ settlers Is pro-
crossing but with and caution, winch besPeaAs
their determination tn avail themselves OF the liberal
oyertrres Of Colonel Worth, and at The same Time CIV
ing surety that the persons are sincere III ler uhoef
taking spirit c enterprise IS set worthy OF all PRAISE
and Il followed M would 90 far toward remedylng
many evil, wic! Incidence and inactivity have pro-
duccd slowly rs have been the settlements MADE
,hus far they still nucleus tor Inc gathering
Of others and the time is not far distant We hope "hen
the interior will again rPsornd win The cheeri"i VOICES
] OF the citizens III use.u! labor.
! sausoa slave Of Col. G.. Humphreys, who was
captured by .lc Indians It Caoosalatchir, succeeuea
in making ms ESCAPE and went INTO ampa on Inc 'o.'
NH, He has given some very valuable information 10
: lie COMMENCING uliictl.
4 Tnr Rock RIVER THAcEpS.-a letter from Jnd
Ford, dated Oregon city, Illinois, sept 2'h' 70 lae
Editor Of the Peoria Register, says,-"' persons
who had hand in the Driscal murder lmmer,
have been indicted and tried al the recen IN OF the
circuit court of Ogle county One hundred and TWEEN.
,y persons indicted, and all acquitted oy 'he Jury
to Congress over Arnold the Wing candidate lbs son,
! Augustus c. Dodge, was recently elected IN Iowa
! E-oa N, " y. Cca,is- and Jcurnci .; Commerce
4. LATER fROM MEAlCu.
Perch of Santa Ina against The Gcrtrmmemt.
The bark Ann Louisa Captain Clifford, arrived yes.
erday from Vera Cruz having sailed on The lo'h Sep.
emher. We are indebted TO the Captain Tor files to
The !4,h Sept.
Our previous accounts had prepared us Tor the utei-
lqeucc we now receive. Communications IRON Ge-
nsral paredrs, who We already know was in array
against the Government in Guadaara, were received
by the Chamber of Deputies the 2ls August. and
| from General Santa Ana and the Governor o! Vera
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