Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

LATE FROM MEXICO.
Ertrpci on letter from an officer an he .lferio,I
Serrice "a maiice % The United States. III
mtefy !" resident az HtiS Ctty) 10 his friend II
HdSdIHgtoa, ddt d
ALyARADo, July 10, 1895.
p" BY THIS period I thought 10 have b.,l
IA 'he city Of Mexico, hut it was not nossibI /
shall remain here during tn. simmer N I
place IS perfectly healthy, and have not II
least hesitation in remaining.
= fhrre IS Ut present great confusion in tlI
country cUnspiracies Oh c0nspiracics ercrl
day. lew days ago, a detachment len th1
c''y for small town about 10 leagues up II
r'Nrr' - put down =, t-,!:otls 81! Who arein III
vpr of the Emperor. My lrlend CtztSa ,val
attached to IT. They soon glietrd na;ierI
and brought down 8 of,he leaders as pfisunci
Several officers OF rank wrle Shot at the cid
oil Mexico not long since, for cnnspirng agais
me present government. General ST AnsI
processing &" be surh a great patriot, has bel
come traitor but lac never was consider.
any lhlng else by the people. He was march|
ca WIKI his amy to San iuiS PotoSi. AID
there hts troops declared him Emperor n
by The title of Antonio LIST. His treachrry ID
CURED thus early in Consequence of his IN
setiInS al The head OF the government "a
which he aspirrd. la fact, see uoibing LuI
'nirlgue-each one is aiming for some q, Il
piace-so that every thing is sacrificed Tor 5,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. No Que general. who,
name Is familiar in the Y. s., can be called
patriot, hui Gen. Y;ct0ria. liz has given u
every thing for his country's good. I ihinI
much difficulty must arise before things aII
properly adjusted.
Not l"ug since, an ARRAY took place in onI
oi the coffee houses in Mexcu, in which twd
officers were killed. dispute arose betwerd
them-one drew his sword aud ran the othe(
through Instantly. Col Eslarh0ry Tan inl
mate acquaintance OF min,l erAered at thai
ni7neni, and IN The corpse of this officer ~
c"gn'zed his intimate friend. For this coNl
dfuly action, be- Immediately demanded tbI
s'.rVWoriu meet him, " hjch he refused.
'he moment the Colonel drew his sword saI
ceremrHe and killed him instantly. II,
guard intrrlcred aud took the Coicuel 10 prii
"h, bal nothing serious can be apprehrndel
as those cascs occur so frequently indeed
mercy mer'itoH Al 10 gre you some ided hod
H'"So ar &on'g O." rae ! match viii De-
i"cnwe"i iu-in irrW ioi Vera Cruz, but shall
return as soon IS possible, rs sickness Is pre-.
Si"'InS there. ! never enjoyed better health
man since ha'r been ia thi- country. How
long ma, remain III The service, is al present
uncertain Ma. INT.
LfYiNcroN, Il August john Recs Che
Mai Eohl'tr, was brought 10 this place yesler-
DAY aud logged in jail, on d charge Of robbios
die Mail II appears that hr let Lexington
"n Tuesday last In the Ea,lrrn Stage, under
az" ndn.c of David lianu, cs: he complained
"l beng indispOs"d aud Was permitted 10 lay
d"Wn on the mail at Csearan's miles from
Lexington, where the horses ere watered
heitIrcd INTO an adjoining Geld and examined
d packet Of letters which be bad pnrloiuel
rom tie mail, but finding 90 double letteB
among them, he broke Tie seal OF one only,
aud concealed The bundle. The letters were
found soon after the stage lef Cochran's, by
negro boy who was plough ing in the field al
the uue. As soon as the Postmaster vas
advised of The circumstance, he dispatched
Mr. HaiacN In pursuit. aud the gentleman was
apPrchended a few mites beyond siavsyiHe.
lie proved TO BE- the Dot0ri0us John ReeS. the
TX pOsimastrr, who a frH weeks ago bad
been arraigucd on Il similncharge IL die state
Of ONO, and set at liberty by Judge Bird.
We understand that The sum Of go. chiefly
Georgia moncy, was found concealed 10 de
lining Of his hat, an accurate drscfiptiUn Of
which is mdie public for the benefit Of lis
owners. u is supposed lhat be- continued his
examination Of The contents OF the mail after
ne leit Cochran's aud finally succeeded 10
hnding letters containing back notes lie
viii be examined before Judge Trimble
to day, when We hope the public wiIl Iare
no cause 10 complain OF the law, Dor ni
the administration Of the law Elr. Hal
lack, aud DR. Langhorne Of Nsysrille'
deserve praise for their excrtions in arrestio6
this daring aud rapscious rObber Rep0HT'
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The n. York Evening Post states that Mr.,
PicasantOn, from Washington, is at present
there, and IL making the necessary arrange
mems 20 cause rhe suits 10 he brought for
W ard, now pending between individuals 10
That city and the United States, touching large
deiicie"cics 10 money, aud total failure 10 TIE
con'ia act for luiIding Notifications 70 'ls
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