Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-13

In the National Intelg -ncer. about SOFA
Extra National ntellgencers 10 600
In other Newspapers and Extras 10000
$4,000
By this Statement. it is evident that al l.as,
thirty thousand copies have been distributed Inv
mail direct from this place TO every part of
the country. lU.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Some weeks ago, publication appeared in
the New York Statesman, containing certain
mysterious illusions to Letters said To he in the
,"ssession of General jackson, which. if puh-
lished, would annhiIate the prospects Of
-" as candidate for the Presid-ncy.-
THIS -" was nj once interpreted, hy tina
" New York Patriot" to mean Mr.. Crawford.
The 4" Washington Republican" copies The
whole oi 1t, and this Ingenious fable has, we
learn, been the theme of serious conversation
IN some parts of the country. Ii is time 10
stop me circulation ofthe unfruth TINS gene
rated. The Editors of the National Int. Iii
sencer are authorized to state, that, Mr..
Crawford never had any correspondence with
General Jackson other than in his capacity of
Secretary of War that he never wrote to tbn
General any other Letters than such AS wen
official, and are of record in the War Depar,
men', and that he never requested the return
of any letters written by him to General Jack
on, as is intmated in the original publication
the New York Statesman. ID.
NEW YORK, December Eve learn bv
the Laura Ann, which left Bahia an the 10Th
of Oct. that there was great rejoicing AT that
place on the 18th, when the government of
the Emperor was formally acknowledged.
and the Province was admitted as part Off
Empire of Brazil. At daylight salute of
90 guns was fired at the Battery. and the
A. liar Inn pf,,rp nj
This caused great alarm to The Portuguese re.
manning in the city, fearing some excuses
might be- committed by the soldiers, but per
iect order was kept-ln the evening the ci
~ was Illuminated
The government had engaged two Amer-
can vessels To send the Rio troops home, hav
ing no luther occasion for their services az
Bahia.
Capt. Huntington reports that the market
was extremely dull for American produce
ship arrived there from New York leth
Oct. which could only sell so bis. at IL mil
rras currency, (equal Ia IL Spanish dollars)
and proceeded on tn Rio on the 10Th Oct
where flour was selling in small quantities at
le Is mileas, hut was expected To decline
Ia 10 on the arrival of any quantity T.Her 3D.
IL VIII be seen by an advertisement in this
p'per, that the Commissioners of the Canal
Fund will receive proposals for a loan of
MEXICO.
We are indebted 10 gentleman for Mex
can paper, containing list of the persons
who have been arrested on d charge of being
concerned In the Conspiracy of the Cd of Oc-
lober. The following are their names and Of.
fees -
Camp .NarshGl-D. Jose Antonio Andrade
Br;gddiers- ID. Jose Velazqurz, Condo de
S. Pedro del Alamo.
IN
dro Lanuza, ID. Manuel Barrera, d. Mariana
Bsrrera, ID. Antonio Vicente Cevallos
Captains ID. Lorenzo Zavasa, ID. Jose Ig-
naclo Paz, ID. ADacIeto Cuevas.
EnstgnS-D. Ansrlmo Cairhorra, d. Man
uei Muntrro, ID. Mariana Garcia Rico, ID.
Francisco Mtgia, ID. Aatonio Galindo, ID.
Luis Olazahai, ID. Antonio Salazar, d. Jose
Maria Ramirez.
thirteen non-commissioned officers, and o
soldiers.
Affixed to this list. is an exhoria,ion to
the inhabitants ~ Mexico TO congratulate one
another, on the crushing of conspiracy,
wnich had for lis object, To assassnate the
princIpai officers of state, 10 raise again, over
The heads of thousands of freemen, the exc
trahie throne Of Iiurbide, To prescribe the pa
lriot, To rob the peaceable citizen, TO shed in
nocent blood and to proclaim tyranny to the
Mrxcans. The discovery of the conspiracy,
Is attributed, under Providence, to the ndefa
tlgable Yea! of the Governor and the other
public authorities ~ T. .ner. .Adu.
NORFOLK, Dec. 10.-Captain Dallas has
been appointed Ia the command of the u. S.
ship John Adams, about sailing for Thomp-
sons Island.
Captain Carter of the Navy, who has
been some days IN town, is appointed TO com
'nand The Peacock sloop of war, destined for
the Pacific.
Samuel Larned, Esq. of Providence, Or. L)
has been appointed Secretary to the Legation
to Chill.
A noble library of nearly loco volumes WAS
shlnped an Saturday from N. York, for the
gallant crew of he U tied States, frgaIe,
G 4. Huii. now in Hampton Roads, VII ch
was subscribed for by the seanen.