Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-27

nand as II row rTeyaile in Sraia; the appoinsmen n.
an ecclesiastical regency TO administer Mexican
'dst-- IN the name OF Ferdiaapd. until he should
cehn''ivsiy arrange tie government. The fisi
assured General Mora. that there was a royal com
missioner resident in Mexico WHO directed The
grand conspiracy; ihsi he had enlisted nov - iu
party, ard thu, all The necessary fund- were r,ovid
esl The concealed auditors thea came for h. and
the irfar exclaimed: a" Gentlsmen, / an be,ray cd
bu' am resolved a die for m. king aid NY re-
lisioni shAil no, be the FIRST martyr in the sscr ed
cause. and will ascend The scaflold th pleasure
The Mexiran editor adds: This moment we Ia We
been told that The friar has been poisoned in lil
The government has taken aad i. pursuing the most
energetic measures for the discovery IT his accom-
plices We doub, much whether hey will succeed
although those no well affected tn the Spar-
i.h government can be almos, pointed out with the
finger
The message of the President of the republic to
tie congress, is a long and able document.
No change, says he, has taken place in the a
mcable relations OF the Mexican states ~ iih those
OF N. America The treaties OF friendship, navig,-
ton & trade, conclude with their minister penipo-
ieniiary, have been submit. ed To YOU You v i'll .
giving preference TO this important business, has
ten me hnal settlement OF our relations with
neighboring people, who are united TO us, by those
energetic sympahes which the identity of roli-
teal constitution and forms necessarily produce -
Inc American congress, which drew upon
Itself the notice of the civilized world, vas held
10 the city OF P'nama, and is abors advanced so
happily, hat, in September the plenip ,ientiares OF
Mexico returned bringing with them the tr, atcs to
which the chambers will no doubt give that sne-
cisl attention which the federal compact OF the
great American family merits on so many ac-
counts 1t was there agreed that the congress
should be translated into the territory of this re-
public and here will I've ireatsd with the consi-
deraton and sincerity due to the representatives of
republic with which we are connected by intimate
relations and fraternal ties Two of the ministers
OF Colombia and Guatemala have arrived one OF
the United States OF the north, and Others are ex
pected to be here soon, continue the si,tinrs OF
the great congress in the town of Tacubava','
Ihe PRESIDENT Victoria afirms that France had
made Efforts III concert with England to induce
Spain to acknowledge the independence OF the lew
republics.
The other material points Of the message. are
that the public revenue for The last wear, was
double what IT was for 1923; that ample funds
had been provided to sustain the credit of the
Mexican government abroad; that the nns be.n
60 yield rich harvest to those " no have work.
item at SO much cost AMI pains; thai The vaccine
virus was diused throughout he republic; aud r.,
the LancasfeTian system OF instruction had taxi
root in all the states.
In tile annual report OF the minister of marine
concerning The condition Of the Mexican navy. is
this sentence. " Captain David Porter is now
executing, in the Atlantic with four vessels .per.
fecty equipped, interesting commission which.
probably, will produce The best results 10 the re-
public.
President Victoria in his message, also observes:
The little squadron OF Vera Cruz has sailed with
secre' instructions from the government. -
In an official list of the number OF Ter chant YES.
sells that entered she ports of the republic during
the year 1876, those from The United States a.
mount 10 500; from England SO; France 40; roIts
Of the Pacific 40, sc.
The regular army Of the republic consists of 32,
Ooo men, well appointed, according to an official
report.
The general congress have annnlled the decree
by which the sitting members of the legislature of
The state OF Mexico abrogated The regular election
OF others, IN order TO retain heir This mea-
sure is said to settle the dispute
We are indebted TO The National Gazette for
the above translstions
FROM SMYRNA. Letters rem Smyrna 10
the pa November last, have been received here
direct. They make no mention of any recent war
event Piracies had nearly ceased, O, p TO the
activity OF the United States and EUROPEAN men
OF war in ferre,ting out and furnishing The Greek
renesadoes. The Ontario, under Capt Nicko!-
son, had been busiy engaged in this service, and
IN giving convoy 10 American commerce. The
British Anba- sador at Consiantinople as before
known, was engaged in negotiating n pacilication
between The Turks and Greeks, and was 10 have
the aid of the Russian, and the acauescence Of
the French Ministers. The terms of the nrr,noe
inent were of course unknown out Of the Cabinet
and the conjectures OF Others on he subject need
not be reported. Wh'tever should be agree, IN
on would unqnesonaby be guaranteed Ivy the ne.
goiis'ins powers. The Egypiians (1O0Ol which
have occupied for some time the Island of Gambia.
were said to be poorly supplied and paid and
were confined to their strong holds. One of their
Generals it was said wished 10 10 take Passage in
the Ontario 10 Smyrna, to procure money for
them, but Capt. Nicholson, considering it worId
be breach of neutrality refused 10 grant the re-
guest. The news from the Morea by way of
Europe is OF later date han that received at Smvr
ma. Tranquility prevailed in Smyrna and The new
troops were becoming adroit in he European tao
tics
The Smyrna letters also mention, that the mac
ZION which was every where apparent in the pro-
secuton OF the war betwee the Turks and Greeks
was the effect of she fair prospect which existed
OF The success of The negotiation of Peace, by the
mediation OF the British Minister with the co.
operation OF Russia. The fleets were IN DOR,
and the troops which were embarked in Eavpi for
the Morea had been relsnded. Boston CeniineI
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