Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
LATE EROM TIE SOUTH.

The steam packet Coiumjia, Cap. Cnfry, arrived last
evening from Charleston having eit that port OIL Satnr-
day evening We have received papers to that time,
with corresponding dates from the South, including Ne"
Orleans to the 9TH inst The Hitter furnish in
lercsting intelligence from Tczas and Mexico.
The Intrndaut of Charleston thrown from his
horse on the evening of the llth, and three of his
ribs broken but his wounds not considered danger
Three thousand dollars reward is offered By the Union
Bank Of Louisiana, for the Apprehension vi H. w. B00
c0ck lutte ca srr OF the Clinton Branch of that Bank,
who hls absconded with funds Of the Institution amount
ing 10 abonl $S3O,OO0.
Peter BAcol Esq, formerly Cashier of the Branch
Bank of the United STATES, in Charleston, has received
the appointment of Cashier Of the u. $. Branch in New
Orleans.
The Charleston Courier furnishes advccs from Key
West to the 9th inst.--f. Y. Cont .4de.
FROM TEXAS AND MEXICO.
By the schr. lIalcyon (says the New ORLEANS Bee OF
the 9Th nst) which arrived yes rday from Aetamoras
We have obtained Mexican papers Of late date. They
confirm the fact Of the Texans having captured the gar
risou Of Golad; but attribute il to forced march
their part at midnight during the absence Of General
Cos, and the sleeping Of the Mexicans while they
that Cos had afterwards rallied his orces dctermn
cd to be amply revcnged.
II appears almost beyond doubt from the tone Of the
remarks i'll the government journals, that Alvarez had
taken Acapulco; and had cnremched his forces there,
ready for action This will produce diversion in the
South i'll favor of and in consonance with the movements
of the TEXANS.
But Santa Anna will have enough to in luis schemes
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and in establishing the central sys
tenn. Disturbances on extensive scale have occur.
red Purbla and in the city Of Mexico many per-
sons Of influence and talent have combined TO establish
the government OF 1888, adhere least to the ede-
raj system. The Legislature Of the State OF Tamaulpus
have refused to hold session to confirm the late decree
Of the Supreme Congress, and have sent deputies to
Mexico to that Effect. Our States with Guanaua and
Jalsco likely to follow this example, and to favor The
movements Of tho Texans in supporting the Mexican
federal system flhc latter should succeed and adhere
legislatures and citizens Of most Mexican States.
(from The -Nt'o Orleans Union, Of The 4M inst)
BY the arriva! Of the schr Pearl ( days from Maamo
ras put in possession of few days later inte
gence than heretofore received We informed by
pass. niger in the Pearl, that several skirnshrs had
taken place, which had resulted uniformly in favor Of
the TEXANS report TINT prevalent snnc weeks
since that the Camauche Indians would Join the Mex
lean forces totally unfnunded, for cement had
taken place between the Indians and Mexican soldiers,
and like many great battles read Of in modcrn h:s
tory, victory was claimed by both sides Our inform
furthermore states, that the Texans had resolved
to have Santa Anna his head, and to that effect
about putting the Mexican ports in state of blockade,
and the that the Dictator entered the province
of Texas TO establish such force thor frontier TO
max" escape hopeless
TEA.s.-By the schooner Halcynn, at New Orleans
from Mrtamoras. confirming the capture of Golad
by the Texians has been received The Mcxicans at
tribute it to forced march the part of the Provin-
Gals at midnight during the absence of General Cos,
and the Sleeping of the Garrison. TING Mexicans have
therefore already discovered that il is necessary TO be
wide awake in contest with the remen of the West.
General Cos, burning with modification. has rallied his
forces and is determined heavy revenge at the first
convenient opportunity, which doubtless means. when
he is able 10 catch the Texans asleep.
Troubles lhcken around the Dictator Alvarez has
taken Acapulco and has cnenchrd himself there, ready
for action Acapulco is the Pacific south Of the
city of Mexico and the movement there will produce
favorable diversion. Disturbances an extensive scale
have also occurred in Pucba and in the city Of Mexico
ITSELF many influential persons combining in favor Of
the old Federal system. The Legislature of 'raumaPas
has refused to hold session to confirm the late DEGREES
of the Supreme Congress- and Guanauato and Jalisco
are likely 10 follow the example. Santa Anna is
evidently lettering. He has hostility every side, and
cannot strike heavily in any direction without losing
the equilibrium at present mantlned and falling to the
ground.
The Texas instruction calls forth the crces and most
amusing denunciatons from Santa Anna officers. We
extract the New Orleans Bce the following grand
Eloquent specimen:
Gregoro Gomez, Colonel of the battalion of Tres
Villas and comandant of this town, to his brothers in
arms, and to the inhabitants: .,..s
Friends,-It is proved that the fears Of all good
Mexcans have been too we'll founded. The hypocrcal
and false promises Of the Texan colonists have not de-
ceved the enlightened part the nation These migrate
full traitors these unnatural guests in return for the iber
atty and the favors shown them by country are al.