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

LArE AND IMPORTANT MrxIoo.-Dy the ship
monte znnia Capt Bliss, thirteen days from Vera Cruz
the Daily Advertiser and journal of Commerce have files
to Nov LIST from Mexico, and the Sth from Vera Cruz
The capture of the cutter FL Coco had produced much
excitement and the salty of American citizens aud pro-
pcry IN Mexico is thereby what endangered a
large number of commissions for prva,eers had il is said
oeon sent to Vera Cruz Great efforts making TO
carry on the Texan war with vigor The Archbishop
of Mexico and Bishop of Pueba had promised million
of dollars. Two thousand troops were To assemble at
Hlatamoras and three hundred cavalry under General
Montezuma Santa Anna take the field in person
against the Texans The following from one of the
papers; o., o..
ed against the Supreme Government or to SPEAK moro
correctly, against tho nation which has shown them such
generous hospitality, and avshed upon them means by
which they might l've and even enrich themselves II
rs not fellow citizens, question of in
iavor OF Federalism or centras of who shall govern
What these ungateu aspire is to rob Mexico of
the fertile soil to which they admitted without any
other condition than submission the laws of the coun
try, which they ALPHABETICALLY to obey hand
full OF pcrdious adventures seduced led on il said
by those enemies of their native soil Lorenzo Zavaa
Jose Antonio Mea--fr oma corner ofthe Reuublic from
the very spot WHITTIER they from compassion allowed
To CO. endeavor to impose laws and tre with the he
roc and valiant Mexican People They would deal
with the viper did with the simple and humane hus
6andmon who warmed IT in his bosom to bring it TO liie
but they are greatly mistaken.
If this modern Saadin should encounter the brave
Houston and his ritemen, we think, boh he and the
''celcbrated" Monirzuma, wonld find Csur de Lion
10 deal with The following gasconading is worth ex
traciing:
We, Mexcans, every Justly bear the character
of possessing nice of honor and braycry-et us
prove that we deserve it, lot place the disposal of
the government all the resources in possession let
MS take mp and march against the robbers Texas
that nothing more remain Of them than there does of
Troy; the memory that il existed
General Cos, IN his address his troops October 18th
says
Soldiers We shall only delay the commencement of
the campaign for such time is necessary to concen.
rae all our forces and will then prove to the Coonists
that the Me xican Soldier has feared danger and
conqucrs with greater glory boastfu enemy"
Tranquility prevailed Throughout Mexico, Santa Anna
having obtained apparently, entire and absolute posses
SION OF the government. lie 10 leave his seat cr
Mexico, Nov. ~. Y. Star.
Tue TExAs VoLusrEERs.--'rhc brig Merchandising Of
Bangor the vessel chartered by the Texas Committee TO
convey emgTants to Texas, fully equippcd for
sea until Saturday evening" when she weighed anchor
from the North River and departed for her place Of des
inatlon with two hundred aud able bodied men on
boo including between forty and fifty natives OF Po-
land.N: York .1dcOcafe.
NATcuiTocHEs, Oct. 20.-Extract of a letter from,
one OF the Texas Volunteers:" have the pleasure 70
inform you of our safe arrival at this place We made
stop OF few hours at Alexandria and were most cor
daily received, particularly by the ladies' who waved
their handkerchets paraded the streets We are
now encamPcd about two miles from this pluce from
whence We start tomorrow morning day break We
have received encouraging news
1--WE have elected officers that is our captain first
and sfcond heuenants and quarter masterthe others
sill be elected after we leave the State"
IN o. 8ufr;con