Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-28

disturbed state. Bravo and other oa;cors r.
the Mexican army have been arrested at Tulan-
clhgo,-aoout equi-distaat from Mexico and Tam
pico. The whole party surrendered 10 the force
under General Guerrero, and no resis,ance ,,,,s
offered except by two officers, one of whom Col
Correa was desperately wnundcd. CONGRESS have
ordered the grand Jury 20 proceed will the bin
oi inoietineht sgainst Nicholas Bravo, Vice Pre-
sident ct the Republic.
" Col Afancas was shot an Tcscoco on the 9Th
INST pursuant TO sentence, as one of those CON
cerned 10 the plot Of Padre Arenas. Generals Ne
srete and tciivari, it is supposed win soon suffer
.iic iiAe 'ste' ms government, by the over
tlrow oil this effort OF the Ec0ceScS il stronger
than ever AMI the expulsion of the Spaniars Will
certainly now be carried into execution There
Is a great want OF money in the public treasury
me loan offered by Barng's agents, in Oct, was
refused; and since Mr.. Canning death took place
Daring oiier was withdrawn. Since these dis
turDahces OF the parties in the Republic have Ia
ken place tue dividends unprovided for and
Notwithstanding the repeated advertisements for a
iodh "iiich nave been published by the Minister
no contractor has yet come forward TO offer mo-
ney for the urgent demands of the mo!nent.''-
few days previous 10 the sailing of the Sham
rock, regiment of 1900 men had arrived at
iainpico-object not asceriained, but their pre-
sehce created great deal ofuneasiness among the
inhabitants
commercial friend has furnished the Cbronj
Gle wiha following important extracts from letters
received by the schooner Shamrock, arrived AZ
| THIS port yesterday from Tampico
| Extract OF letter from Tanpico dated 9th IAN
1923. received per Schooner Shamrock
/ We are relieved OF much anxiety by the safe
arrival oil the Conductor, from San Luis which has
just come in with about $3.50, 900. Apprehensions
were entertained by many, that the Conductor
would be in danger from the Iltli regiment of
Troops, now in this neishborhood, and said to he
In opposition TO the General Government: IL is
composed oil about 1900 men, partizans Of Gene
raj Bravo Their movements appear to be against
Tins place, and were at Orcacitas % hours since
| The Commander OF the Troops at the Bar has
held Council fWar, which recommends defen-
slve measures, adopted Immediately, and at the
same time, recommends The inhabitants either ma
tive or foreign put under their projections their
| property, by removing it down TO the Bar; this
VIII be declined by foreigners from obvious rea-
sons OF expenses &c. SC. which we think is the
most prudent plan, inasmuch as the opposite party
respected the conductor, and will no doubt respect
any other private property, which, if taken down
10 the Bar, might not he respected such, ifthat
place was attacked and taken.
We learn that there are letters in town which
state that the brig Ruth of this port, has been con-
demned by the Buenos Ayres Government. The
authorities of that republic, it is added, have no
notion tiiat the war on neutral commerce should
! be carried ON by one party only; and since the
american Government, by falling TO support its
Minister, has given virtual sanction to this pre-
datory warfare, they Qhe Buenos Ayreans) mean
TO divide the spoil with the Brazilians.
his Is the Berlin and Milan Decree, and Order
IN Council system, over again. Phil Gaz.