Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-04

Colonel Stephen T. Austin was in New Orleans ON
the 18th nst and states that the consolidated govern
nent-the plan of Iouca-will be established in Mexi-
CO. and that all the places he visited quiet The
New Orleans Bee Of the date says We are pleas
ed to learn that the disturbances in Texas are likely to
terminate aicaoy; and that the troops thter by
the Mexican government were solely intended cour-
eract any InsurrectIonary consequent on the
capture Of the land spectators and other ofe nders
Santa Anna fears to excite the ardor and apprehensions
OF the Texians and cndeavors TO have il dvueed that
he is fayoraby disposed towards them Tigers crouch
The Session of the Mexican Congress commenced on
the LIST of August One of its first was expected to
be an acknowledgment of the consolidated central no.
yernment ana that OF Santa Anna President for
life.
In illustration of the character of Santa Anna the
Bee gives the following anccdote communicated I, =
former intimate of that aspiring man:-"Ie was endea-
yorng TO prevail informant wfitc articles in
his behalf for the journals in Europe this country;
and that he would have them distributed throughout
Mexico, where (said he) they would make much
greater IMPRESSION than any articles documents pub
lished at home IL would then appear TO the Mexcans
that was the belief of foreign nations that Santa Anna
alone could and should WELD the destines of the
can government; and that the choice one of policy
and prudence as Of necessity. lie would foment dis
turbanccs at home to make The or external
advice OF eilect:'for added he wish TO apnear
virgin, desired than seeming 10 desire, Such
was the policy Of Cromwell and Napoleon and such is
the scheme oil the desire end desirer Of the Mexican 90.
vernnent-the virgin president f'Pe a,,s1Iranian
NEGRoEs rs BrDFoRD CoUsrY-We extract the fol.
lowing from the Shebygle paper of Friday last Q1th
ult)
We have just heard of intended insurrecton OF the
Negroes, IN the ncighborhood of Farmington Bedford
county, Tenn We have not heard particulars in relation
10 The manner and extent Of their plan Some ten or
fifteen negroes we learn, have been severely whipped
some OF whom made confessions of the whole matter
They stated that some white man who refused TO tell
them his name, was the prime Of the whole mat
terhc has left the neghborhood and gone TO Nashville
he told the negroes to aid in doing Something for the
rescue Of h1uuel One Of the most deeply implicated
among the negroes, sentenced by the committee OF
examination, TO be carried out Of the country
Some Of them, understand protested while under
examination, that they would speak nothing but the truth
inasmucl It would avail them nothing to
since they could calculate nothing but certain death
Their plan Of yillany detected by disclosing il 10
white man, and asking his aid in their diabolca scheme
lie declined their unhaowed proposition and together
with number Of white PERSONS watched over their Sc
cfet monmuyrings at Of their nocturnal meetings
[.NasitUe Repubiiean
FArAL REscoUsTER.-A difficulty occurred IN our
town Gays the Columbus Enquirer Of 2s on Tuesday
evening last between Mr.. James Johnson formerly Of
Augusta, Ca and MIR John NJ Bottom, formerly ofyr.
g'na' ~ which the former received pistol shot near tic
region Of the heart, and expired in few moments Mr..
Bottom surrendered hmsefto the Sheriff tie follow.
ing day, and recognized in the Of ten thousand
dollars TO appear at the next Superior Court to stand bis
trial We have heard the circumstances but the case
VIII undergo Judicial nvesgation have right at
present 10 detail them.