Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-27
NlEXICO.


Reports have for some davs mast. bsen j.,
circulation that this interesting ssct;.I nf
North America was again Inakipr an f,,,
Tor political liberty; and ind ed ,ye,I IN /,
~ 10 announce the deposition Of tie Vices
Toy ot New Spain. From a file of IT y.,,s
papers TO lhr 5th instant We have man. tho
snbJoined uaGslaiions. Ihry are tho onl,
irncies which relate Ia Mexico in the<. 80
perS end although their Information 10 nv a.,
means explanatory yeti - sufii 10 satisfy
MS ;hai tht almost qgriled ro,nlution csn,
mcnced ~ 1910, by I've Cnia II .dalso has a
sH!n bursi forth III mos. urIonked E,r mn,
ter, under the guidance az q laa.irr hi n is
he estimation OF ur CrcOles universally
own through Mexico, possessing the re-
qaisites OF grca acuNily aud cour,ye AVID
st having been regularly trained 10 Inc n,n.
SSion OF arms under the best roval comma
ders vino flonrlsaed during the height of ,hp
late connection.
Colonel Don Aeustln, better known in Mex
leo. as G""eial YiurVidc, is an American oJ 8
highly respectable tam ~ When the ,evoI,.
tiou nDder HtdalsO biOkP on, YinryIde ;Iru
"A youth. enlIsteu nm ~ under Tie bapue, a
OF Tie royal cause HIS military talents. his
entefptiz" and ms In dihoDn sU0u attracted
the notice of the Where's. G. 1yernmeut--,ud
ne was eaIly assigned pnstsIn those par,s Of
the Kingdom where skill daring and aclivity
we've most requisite ia he cause which he
had eSpUused' The tank OF Colonel was AT
length conferred on him; aud in the command
IN
tasty ~ the lDtendencies Of GnauaxHsto and
Nallaiolid he continued his military rateer
ultil about 1917 Nhen having obtained AZ .
reward Tor his sigudI services the brevet raok
OF Btigadier, he was called TO The CITY ol
Mexico, and his comm nd was suspeuded
Since that tune he has lived retired.
Such is tbe outiine OF the character NJ tbe
man who has revived ihe waichword of ipdp.
peDdenCe on the table lands of Mexico. Fran
the small pOrtinn ofiDioTmatIOn on tue snbr
rnrys So. H.. = "a
meets in question. The flame of revointion
appears 10 have burst forth ~ The vicip ~ nj
the csuitdl across the high road leading from
II to the sea port of Acapulco: aud i'm one nj
the fiaest sections Of The kingdom, where The
InhdbitaVfs have algtadV asce1taiuea tbsir
strength and snpetioTiiy ~ many an ardnons
corHici under The criebra ID, but ill fated
pdfri1t MOTeios and othsr chiefs
Ibe private letter from Tic Vi.erov
heirays state OF alarm which he has eYi
lily wished 10 conceal Indeed. when il
becomes necessary tn cover the appIOachps
10 'he capital--vhe hen so dariug .ptrit ~
Ttnfvide has taken the fie!d suppnTtrd as
ne NicerOy's proclamation cOrfPsfe, by Off.
GERS, aud soldiers dsSeriers from the royai ami
aud when ihese champions o. IDuep. I'd, nee
are Opr atirg within a few miles OF the can,
tai the Mexican empire (fOr such is the DO.
siiion OF CHeT0abAca) the Viceroy has good
reason TO frGl sgijated, and IL behoves him
TO take care of his personal safety
A 10 the letter rom 81 y villa on behalf
OF himself aud arlIiefists, u is that ,pecies
Of bombdst lor which tie vale sduiatOfs OF
Ferdinand are remarkable; aud uoiwitii-
standing what he makes his metz say. We
should not be surprised 10 bear by the next
accounts, That his arfiIIeTlsts have lefi him 10
mount The field pieces himself
with tue character 0i ID Pascual de Imam
who, IL seems. commands The royal IoTces
those Of 0Gf readers, VINO have petused ROs
biuson's memoirs OF the Mexican revolution
mast be acquainted. They viii recognize the