Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09


the coast, hopes remain for his party. San
IA Anna has gone to Vera Cruz and assumed the com
mand of the troops there. The views and intention. OF
this chief do not appear to he well under stood but
s generally believed that they in favor OF Busta
mente."
ARRIVAL OF THE u S SHIP ERIE
INTERESTING NEWS FROM MEXICO.
PENSACOLA, Jan. l6.-The U. Ship Erie, fIss.
ter C"mdt Connor arrived al this port on Wedaes day
last, from Vera Cruz.
To tn. officers OF the Ee. We are indebted for the
following Internationally. U. S. Ship Falmouth. Com.
Elliott, aud the Peacock, Capt Nee ALL were at Vera
Cruz the 9th of December, tho latter to sail for
Tampico, the next day-Com. Elliott was waiting for
the arrival Of Mr.. Poinseu from Mexico, and would
bring him TO the mouth of the Mississippi or this place
Mr. Pon$et, was expected to be in Vera Cruz first
week In the present month The Erie touched al Jam.
peachy and Sisa for the purpose of making enquiry in
TO the cause OF the detention Of the schooner Ai.x.-
The explanations received perfectly Satisfactory
and Capt Conn ,r thinks comnercs in that quarter
VIII meet with no o,her obstacle.
The Causes which have been operating to rende the
Government of Guerrero imp ,pular, with large por
ton perhaps majority OF the psopi- (or rather arny)
OF the United States ~ Mexico supposed TO be
know H. The project TO accomplish which, the province
OF fncatan is now in array. and f,r which the
troops a. Pueba, have lately risen, is "CENrRALrsnt"
by which Tor the present th"y wish 10 vest all power
in one indvidual-fhdi indriiuIi is to he ST. Anna
and here il the Proxme OF the movements now
The large District of Campeachyis commanded nv ST
Anna brohs n-iaw, and there the ball receiued its
FIRST impulse. The ruth il, that IN .r- is no power
known or felt in all Mexico-but the Army. The mill.
tary power orisna ca An! pro.ecu revo uon there
at II. pleasure" The pcop's" have existence!
while The Erie wdsa Vera Cruz. il was scarcely
possible for the officer lief in command Turing tenn
porary absence OF q IN : Anna, az hs country resi-.
dence to keen the troops declaring fr the revolt
vi Pusbia.At S.a the officers tn, Erie I'm ersood
that Guerrero had lett the city OF Mexico with 1900
men to march OH Puehii aud had ordered ST. Anna 10
proceed from Vera Cruz with son men TO me him hv
ing PuebIa between th.m.-G-n St. Anla's brother
in-iaw declared his opinion. that The result would he
the junction corporation OF ST. Annas troo,s and
those OF Ppeba AMI the Immediate and total operthyO,o
OF GueTTer0's government!
There isno doubt that bloody cirH ,car is
raging IN Jherico.
Died this morning a. hi. tsisase . Indian village mar
Sase so long known TO the whites by ths appsaon OF
Red Jacket of the celebrated his day and
wh could 1 & T .od Ss S % %
gsn'ou writer might bo into interesting piece bosra
as having been the foremost the ira aud the bao
and had II not Seen for the vice OF he would
until the last We Root who had early CD
aud John Randolph perfect of the
vas o s , he had ever heard not until the
cooled ny the frost OF man winters aud the lue of his eye
the forest But them his form manly his at
udei anu and his voice rich AMI moolous
OF the revolutionary war; ho parted with WaSngon upon excel
len, and his admiration great Father connu
ed through life. We have heard him describe h,s
parting interview with the hero of revolution eyes
knded a the recollection Last spring repaired to Washing
ton and had AN interview with President the Las,
lei between Washington aud Jackson, admirably sketch
cd and hbounded with nice Determinations OF ap
peaTed knowledge the character tam
per, talents and disposition of boo he has been one
that the forest was their " I
gmae home, aud the hunter state their proper occupation Tia
little Eegy in anticipation which acck tho Taman
angry calling him Tu.caio instead OF seneca rhere are
two excellent pictures of Rc Jacket Weir which
thp Inv
strongest aud best The witness OF savage both in ncanent
aud costume admirably preserved have his PIC.
ine engraved upon largo plate would be we'll
public. Nv y Com 9ig
At meeting of Watronton Fraga,r Coua,v0
vencd in the courthouse Saturday umo for the pu
pose G the gn regard they entertain for The worth Of
and sincere regret they feel for his loss The following
l"% Homer Esq called the Chair, and Tho, FauutIc-
GA motion of WIN. W. Wallace Esq the following prosmbo
a"a a., resolutions were unanimously adosted:
inc c@ens WaIrenion aud of the county assembled
present OCCASION would forever eproach themselves tn most
wa.oI neglect Of duty, did they suffer their
tribute OF that esteem and regard which they with all
mory To emlognc the dead without regard to merit has become
% iIn 'he hson OF the times That il with view Of
citizens have met to this his memory; but
which lis onablc respectable family and friends have
ny The monniul event Of his untime deceasc may
o. respect to his memory and by the that
meeting advised notwithstanding the pursuit hc
engaged pursuit eyes many deemed oiions and csn
lated IN gfener less degree bring him vhs engages in il in
oosoh win ms ielow-man, he died having
call who knew friend Capt Macao baI been i'm,
dSo e clzcn OF our county during which
man ever manifested greater extent those b
o heauah heart which, wherever whenever exercised ARE
ocuh 10 secure universal esteem regard
MISCONDUCT IN securing that to which Kim
tosted by the fact that district
uous counties IN which district resided than yegr
hu ~ winch no was almost entire previous .ych
enuo, h was oy numerous vote, selected to ll
highest ond most important Offices gin Of free people This
TACT bears stronger testimony tho Capt Mncrae nn
ANY an9unge ts meeting could employ. As Iawyer he was
uS aoe dgcn and Industrious, enjoying confdence rr
a ana ecoiVng patronage both liberal extensive 10 HE
relntions
asa gentleman, ha Nv HE disposition cndd incennous fifth
@ bcnevont, ana liberal; In his
tender hushand and most aGcconate parent soldier
eIcnIeu W. country vaanty in Of the sangunnry
ao and ri
yielded up his last BREATH having whilst engaged in Tho arn
Gus duties incident 10 tho late Convention which
embed 70 revise and amend the Constitution Of Virginia. con
uung ms service IN tho Convention, distinguished
MN 10 The batto od and nv frmness Judgment and mo
dornon which through life had beon his
TICS This meeting will remember his services with gratitude
and chefisl his memory with affection.
ReoCcd, That this meeting viewing death Of their late fol
ow-citzen, John Marao, pubc loss and bp
sense OF his worth, andop character cordially
sympathise with his friends and family.
hoosa That Co Jno H. Wallace, and tho President hn1 Sc
to his aniable and afflicted family ~
Roed That those proceedings In signed President and
Soorcay and published in tbe Political Spectator Va Gazette
CuePer Sazete, Richmond Enquirer and Nat. Into llgence
r. T. FAuSrtERov, sce'ry.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
The htih number ofthe Turf Register, Just publish
ed IN Baltimore, states that several interesting
between tho horses Of The north and south have been