Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

Rsolrcd That delegation Of eleven persons BE- APP
pointed represent the interest OF tn" town OF Wheel
| ing and lis vicinity. in the said convention.
| Whrrcupou the following gentlemen weF" appointed
| said d,rgatrs, viz:
Samuel snisg, r. Mckee, H. Jacob. D. Aguew, J.
Mcclure. d. Zunc r. Hughes, Moses g. Good, }.
| Caldwell, WIN. p. Aterbury, J. G"shorn
| Rssortd That the said committee have power to f
any vacancies that may occur from any cause III Their
| own body
Resorrd Tia, the proceeding of this meeting be pub
'''''' y WV ~ Z. JACOB, Chairman
NJ WlLsoS, Secretary.
!, LATE AxD IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.-By the slip
Monezun,a Capt Bliss thirteen days from Vera Cruz
the Daily Advertiser and Journal OF Commerce have files
10 Nov ls from Mexico, and the Sh from Vera Cruz
The capture Of the cutter FL Corco had produced much
excitement and the SAFETY Of American czins aud pro-
perty in Mrxicu is thereby somewhat endangered.
large number of commissions for pratecrs had it is said
been sent TO Vera Cruz Great etfurs making To-
carry on the Texan with vi gor. The Archbishop
Of Mexico and Bishop of Puehla had promised million
| of dollars Two thousand troops were t" assemble at
Matanoras and three hundred cavalry under General
MunIezuna Santa Anna to take the field in person
against the Texans. The following from one Of the
papers:
Mc,icc, 3OM Oe'-Tie coloiss Of Texas have revolt
ed agui,st the SUPREME Gnvrrnnrnt or To speak more
currctlv oua;nst the nation which has shown them such
generous hospitality, and avshed upon them means by
which they might live, and even enrich themselves. 1t
is not llowclzens: question OF Pr"nonnctnmenfo In
Fl ynr nf Federalism ccntrasD of who shall govern.
What these ungra!r aspire 10 is, to rub Mexico o..
the fertile soil to which Isy were admitted, without any
other condition than submission 10 the iwS Ut the coun-
try which they hypocTI,icai'y swoEe to obey hand.
FIJI Of nerfduus adventures seduced or led on. 1t Is sa!d
nv those enemies Of their native SOIL Lorenzo Iavaa and
Jose Antonio Meja-froma corner ofthc Republic, from
the very spot whittier they from compassion allowed
Ia no. endclyor to impose laws and trc with the he
roic and valiant Mexican People. They would deal
with Us as the viper did with the simple and humane hus
b,ndman who warmed it in his bosom to bring il TO lc
bot they greatly mistaken
If this modern Saadn should encounter the brave
Houst,n rHelnen, think both lrc and The
.cclcbraled' Montrzuna, would find "Crur de- Lion
TO deal with The following gasconading is worth cx-
tracing:
I'VE, Mxicans every Justly bear the character
OF possess ng a nice Of honor and braveryet
pve that observe it; let place at the disposal Of
The government all the in possession let
take mp aud march against the robbers of Texas
| TINT nothing remain Of them than there does Of
! Troy: the memory that it once existed
General Co.'S in his address to his troops, October l3
| says:
Soldiers We shall only delay the commence Of
the campaign for such time is necessary 10
rhe all forces, and will then prove to the Coonists
that the Mcxca Soldier has never feared danger and
corquers with greater glory boastul enemy"
Tranquility prevailed Throughout Mexico, Santa Anna
having obtained apparently entire and absolute posses
soa Of the government. lie was leave his scat for
| Mexico, Nov ~. l. Star
| The TEXAS VoLuSTEERs.--'The brig NeiawanHcag Of
Bangor the vessel chartered by the Texas Committee to
convey emgrants to Texas not fully equipped for
| until Saturday evening, when she weighed anchor
from the North River. and departed for her place of dcs
tinalion. with two hundred and ten c.boded
boa:d including between forty aud fifty natives of Pc.
| land.-.N. York 7drOcnte.
! NATCHTOCnES, Oct. 20-EStract OF letter from
| one of the Texas Founteers-' have the pleasure to
intom you Of safe arrival at this place. We made
Il stop Of few hours at Alexandria, and most
daily received particularly by the ladies', who waved
tIie' hnndkrrcicfs paraded the streets. We
| now cncanped about two miles from this place, from
whence start Tomorrow morning at day -break We
have received encouraging news.
ave have elected officers that is captain first
and second leutcnans and quarter astcr-lhe others
will be elected after we leave the State"
r. O. .qn.rricnn.
from tie Red River Herald Of Oct eel
CoMMITrEE Room.
SAS AUGUSTINE, Oct. 81 1885 (
Geni!emcn--l will inform you that second corps
Of mounted volunteers under command of Col. Suite
left Nacogducps yesterday at noon, for head quarters Of
the army, in number about 30. third corps Of volrn
tiers is now raising to march Sunday The
troops from the settlement beO left Sunday last for
the head quarters Of the army. Ere this presume San
Antonio has fallen into our hands.
Yours Respectfully,
A. HoTCHKIss,
Chairman Committee of Pigiiunrc and Sa}rtr
TO President Of Nitcitochcs Meeting, lf 9TH inst.
ABOUT volunteers TOT leIaS, under the command
of Capt. Tartun left city yesterday for that pro-
vince. They carry with them otr warlncst wishes for
their future welfare and success. We learn from the
Democrat that company Of thirty volunteers left fIun:s.
vile [Aa.} on the 9Th inst, for Texas They were
commanded by Col. Peyton S. Wvatt.-LonseiNe I'd.
re7tycr, Nor IL.
tr"m tho " Orleans True American. Nov. ILL.,
We copy The following in relation to Texas affairs fro
the Bulletin OF yesterday morning.
We indebted 10 friend arrived las, evening from
Nacogdochrs, for the latest information from Texas lie
informs u.s. that Gen. Houston LEFT San Feuve about be
l2d u, with c0nsGc rable reinforcement of troops to
Join the Crmmandsr-in-C Chief, Austin near San An |
tonio-Our informant also States that he met 4 co,u-
pany Of 20 men from the neighborhood of Nacoodo.
chas; another OF II. and another CT - from, the
same settlement and the company Of about 80 which
from this place. who were TO be ioncd at Nacoy !
doces by additional corpsa Of whom were in hiG
health and spirits, and marching to San Antonio a |
fine cavalry company Of Ii men, from The nrghburhood
of SatcheZ, were also met on their war On the ojlh
ut, letter was received from laoade STATING that n
Lieutenant had captured Mexican from whom he learn
ed that there was reinforcement of Mex:cans of about
400. coming on 10 join General Coz whose army con-
sisted Of 7u) men.
POSTSCRIPT
a letter Just received from Gen. Austin dated the |
Goth inst informs that division of the arny ha sc ad
vanced and taken up position at Salado within FIVE
miles ofSan Antonio in doing which they had come in
contact with the advanced guard Of the enemy who still
continues in sight the hill between our troops and
San Antonio Gen Austin continues urge reinforce
ments TO hasten as fast possible.
Still LateT.-We learn from gentleman who has lust
arrived by land from Texas that the Texans had been
men, and that all chance of escape was shut out from
him The TEXANS sneak conHdenllu of au e,su