Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
TEXAS

The company of Louisiana Volunteers in the capsc r
Texas who LEFT here few days since in the
cha, but who compelled TO return on account of
her shaft breaking, embark again tomorrow on
board the same boat, which has been repaired The fol-
lowing is list OF of the Texas Voluntecr reys
who sailed yesterday in the schooner CoixGns for BRA
zoria:
Robert d. Morris, of Louisiana Captain Pro Tenn.
Charles B. Banistcr, of Louisiana, Quarter Master.
& Mandred Wood, of Pennsylvania Sutlcr'
list also given of The VOLUNTEERS, amounting 81
among whom arc 3 from prginia, viz Nat. II. Brster
w. G. Cooke, ~ Heron, w l.. Hunter, A. o Ken
neg, Dr. A. NJ Levy, S. o. Pettus, and T. IL. Stiff.
few minutes after the Adjournment of the Texas
Meeting at Mobile, about 81 5UO subscribed by the
citlzens-and several Volunteers enlisted in the cause
The New Orleans Bulletin of the goth gives accounts
from lainpico, by schooner arrived az hours They
contain an account of a conspiracy detect
Cd IN inc city OF Mexico against the governments but the
particulars were not published The general Congress
had entered into contract with company for working
the mine at Tesnillo General Barraean the President
pro empore has issued orders prohibiting the expectation
"f silver in bars ngots from Mexico He has also re-
solved on sending cadets for the Mexican army TO be
struG,ed IN the Polytechnic school of Paris and the
west ront academy OF this country and have the ne
cessary expenses betrayed by the Mexican government
Tine neghboring Indians continue their incursions ON
Tie Western States of Mexico. The Apaches lately
made an inroad but rcpulsed with loss of all their
ammunition, baggage, mules and horses-The city of
Guadaaxara in The State Yalisco has MANNED r.vo
luton counter 10 the project of Cenralism The Con
sution proposed for a Central Government has Al
length been pubishcd;Ibut not adopted
Mr. H. bammatt Norton, resident of Texas is
now IN Boston, and has addressed the Citizens in be-
hai OF her struggling People. meeting is TO be held
T.
Commerce informs, that Very considerable :umber of
men are leaving various parts of country for Texas
'akihg with them the and munitions necessary for
war Some hundreds will leave the Atlantic coast with
IA zen DAYS and still greater number probably will go
LATER ACCOUNTS.
We reeered The Neao Orleans papers of tie 24h Ooio
Der, 6yyesterd0ys mail The rs boodIas Teen drn,rn-
ana our countTyRen hare succeeded We oire HE dets
IAe action is only important giyes fresh spira 10 HE
de1tans Au syapaihies enlisted an Meir cause
Santa 7nna Usurper-As ambition reo,,;~e ,5 DE-
Struct0n Federal #
IS to be the head Tie Terans are On tie cAsr IanG
luton, sehich secures their rights and liberties
(fTom The -Nt,o Orleans Bee, of October 24)
= LATEST FROM TEXAs--We have been permi,,ed 10
read private letter dated Brazora 9Th Oct in which il
is stated that the inhabitants of place are every dav
Ialmec ny ,he Mexicans that some two three hun
oea OF the latter had proceeded Gonzales about $50
miles Distant and demanded the arms and ammunition of
the Americans; and being refused ncy attacked the
Town. but were repulscd with the loss of 80 or 30 killed
or wounded none being killed the part of the Tex
ians The writer states that there about 500 Texans
IN tie interior battling with the Mexican troons and ina,
about 2000 Of the latter were to ave been al the month
OF the Brassos the Goth inst The Bfazorians are
building fort to give their visitors warm welcome
we nave also seen u call ARMS Of the freemen of
leAas dated sd Camp of the volunteers and signed bv
several OF the influential exians fellow
hey state that at the action of the I'd Gonzales the
n'c&ioah commander was slain The rifles OF Ameri-
cans are no tribes deciding the fate OF military officers
we nave learned that letter of the 18th inst from
ra@oiia was received last evening, which stated
that the Texan forces under General Houston had TAX
en- The town OF San Antonio Bexar with 1000 mon
approach of The 10 ,,rs. "a '. hau re.ea at tbe
Resistance Il, - - 49,, % cry was taken without
belonoiny 10 C,e,oraI 90 II O., convoy OF $ouOoO
The TexiSnsn 10 "au i"iien INTO ue hands OF
(Fyonq tLe Nh, ()rJ.s r., 49,.
FREEMEN or CFX aS ~ .1pS,ea'' same date
Now's the day aa1 now - tIc hon, >, - INNS -
CAMP VoLuNTEERs,
" Frfdav hTeht III o.cIock Cctob,r o Isas
"FrLLow- CIrIzExs I've have prevailed on vour
fellow -citizen, VIM IL Wharton Pc ~, ra,,,,n 'snd
communicate to YOU the foowing exp,oss. S - =,
urge many as can by possibility leov,. tL.;r Lo -
repair TO Gonzales immediately armed and co,,iS,cJ
fer war, to the knife On the recent Of t,s Ky
ligence, the Volunteers inncdiats1y resolved a. i
to Gonzales TO aid their country We are ius now
starting, which apologize for the brevity of ,b;s
communication. We refer you TO Mr. Wharton for nm
explanation of wishes opinions and intentions and
also tor such political information as has come ino chr
hands Texas will now promptly she will soon he
redeemed from that EGYPTIAN bondage which
nov cramps her resources and retards her PROSPERITY
David kandon, VIM. j. Bryand
=; W; Fannin, Jr, +. r. Wells
leo Sutherland b II Archer
W. ~ ". HAL, w. II. Jack
"P San action took ,l,co ,o,dd ~ .'i S.
IN which the Mexican commander and several soldiers
were siaIn--no loss on the American side.
Try ~ a tcner Prom John H. Moore, Messrs SfeBD
o"Wefta"d ana Kerr, md to all frtom npay concern
IS GoSzALEs, Oct Ist 1855
INFORM you mat we have about $50 nen and are
you should spare pains 10 Sc nd us as much aid as
ne Our situation requires that all Of Texas should now
ara US ~ IS the most important crisis that the peonie ~
eAas nave ever experienced and our welfare for the G
ure, docs depend great deal on the first sfroLe that Is
mace Ihe enemy IS now just tle opposite side Of