Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07
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From tse Nep Orleans Bee, Oct. lo.l
FROM .MEXJCO

Orr Observation-Disclosures or BARRApAs.
iho Cluxens, Major General Of the Army Of ops-
rasions Colonel Pedro Lyndsro, CoIonel Of the in
geneurs, Jose Ignacio Yberi and those of the same
grade oil the thid permanent Battalion, Jose Antonio
Na, charged with the powers of his Excclency, the
General in Chief of the Mexican Army, Antonio Lo-
PEI de Santa Annai and tho Brgaders Don Jose Mi
gnei Solomon, Lieutenant Colonel Chief Of the Staff,
Don Fugeneio Sales, charged with the powers Of the
General OF heSpsnih troops, Don Isdro Barradas me,
Of The Head Quarters Of Peublo Vreo de Tampco on
The llth o Sept after exchanging their ere
ientals,to agree the conditions which the FIRST are 10
submit to- aud which TO be ed to the second
agree:
css the officers retaining their swords the soldiers.
their arms and drums beatng shall evacuate the fort
which they occupy, and which protects the bar, aud
they shall lay down their their colours and
cassons TO the Mexican division, under the orders OF
his Excellency, the General Manuel de Mery- Teran,
second in command Of the army, and who is occ
plying the passsge called Donna Cecea, the old road
OF Aiiamirs; the said forces (Spsnsh) will then join the
remainder OF the divisisn at TSmpico de Tammaupas,
the officers retaining their swords.
2d. On the day after to- morrow, al O'Clock, A. NJ.
the whole oil the division Of the Spanish General now
occupying Tsmpico de Tsmnsupas will leave the ci-
~ on the conditions above, and will 70 and Ia
down their arms colours SC at the subatern quarter
OF Aitamirs, under the command of his Excellency the
General nj anusl Miery Tersn, the officers retaining
tbeir swords.
3d. The Army and the Mexican Republic guarantee,
N the most solemn manner, the lives and the proper
oil every individual composing the enemies division.
18th. Tha Spanish division will march 10 the CITY of
Victoria, where they will remain until ready TO embark
for Havana.
b,b. The Spanish General is permitted to send one or
TWO ocer to the Havana, 10 procure transports for the
return Of his division.
9th The Spanish General will provide for the support
OF his division. whilst they remain in the country; and
the transports will also be al his expense.
7th. The wounded and sick of the Spanish division
who are unable 10 march, shall remain al Tampco de
Ianmaupas. until such time they be sent the
hospital of the Mexican Army, where they shall be
treated At the expense Of the Spanish division, who shall
furnish Surgeon and corporal, aud soldiers neces
sary TO take care OF the sick.
Sth The wagons necessary TO transport the Spanish
division to the places indicated shall be accorded them
they paying the transportation the ordinary of
the country; the same in respect TO the necessary pro-
visions.
9th. The Lieut.. Colonel, Chief of the Staff of the
Spanish division ia charged with the execution Of this
eapitulaon in what relates the troops Of the Bar the
General commanding the point called Donna Cecilia
Will facilitate his passage.
10th. His Excelency General Manuel Miery-
Tersn, will name Chief sad an officer of hi.
stall to see to tie passing to the enemies DIVISION the
provisions and the baggage spoken Of ia the preceding
articles, as well 10 give him the necessary insruc
lions, and 10 fix his cantonnents.
Agreed to, the day and date above; in faith of which,
we have signed the saine.Pedro Landero.-Jose Igna-
cid Yberri.-Jose Antonis MJia.-Jose Miguel Solo
acknowledgement Solas-I rstiiy the above equalization,
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
ratify, &c IsIpRo BARRADAs.
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES.
Proposed by the Spanish Gensrai.-If any Spanish
troops shall arrive in this port belonging the division
of Gen. Barradas they shalt be informed return d-
recuy 10 HNana, by making known 10 them the pre-
sent convention.
Proposed by the Mexican General.-The General
the Chiefs, the officers and the Spanish troops belong
ing 10 the division Of Don Isdro BARR ss, bind tn
selves most solemny not to take up arms agains, the
Mexican Republic Jose Miguel Solomon.-FuIgen-
clio Soas.-Pedro de Landero.-Jose Ignacio Yberri =
Jose Antonio Mia.
ratily the additional articles above
ANToNIA LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
rathy, SC. lsIDRo BARBADOS.
1ns Joioscing particulars communicated by a
friend.
The FIVE actions which took place between the Mex
leans and Spapard, previous the capitulaon
duced lst. To the attack made by a detachment on
shore, ct the time Of the Decentralization 2d. To the
attempt by anbuscade of 500 at the place call
ed los Corchos. the time OF the taking of Tanpco-
Alto, and where the MexicaDs left cannon. 81. At
the passage of the Bar, where they abandoned three
cannon. dth AT the attack Tampico- de- TaInmau-
lipas whilst Barrsdas Mt Altamira, where he did
not find soul: the combat had lasted than q
hours when Barradas arrived; he did not engage in
the action and respected the capitulaon made by the
corps which he had left at Tainpco. 5th At the
tack of the fort the Bar, defended by three pieces
artillery, the Mexcans attacked il several times, with
unheard OF courage; th0y penetrated Into the ntrench
ments, with their shouidered, and lett about $50
men killed The young Tamaris, Aid Camp OF San
Ia Anna was killed in the tort, where he entered,
sword in hand, 10 the cry Of Vive la Republiquc Al
the moment OF the eaptuaten, the Spanish troops had
very few provisions left and scarcely mutations enough
for two days; they had nearly 1900 their sick list
and upwards Of 400 wounded.
Gen Cara had been arrested, and sont 10 tho City
Mexico under escort TO render account Of bis eQui-
vocal conduct during the attack of the Spanards
the Bar, when with superior force under his orders, he
did not resist the He is also accused Of
the failure of the attack Of Santa Anna Taupcode
Tammaulipas, by abandoning Asmirs, aud i'm gle
ing TO hsrass Barradss in his retreat.
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