Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
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The company Of louisiana Volunteers in the cause OF
T.ys wh1 left here few days since in the steamer O4a-
I;,g but who compelled to return account Of
l, shaft breaking, are to embark again To-
hard The boat which has been repaired. The fol-
Living Is liz: Of Of the Texas Volunteer Greys
WHO sailed Yesterday in the schooner ColamLus fer Bra
znlf
Charles B Bapstcr, Of Louisiana, Quarter Master.
{ Mandred Wood, Of Pennsylvania, Sutlcr.'
list is also given Of the Volunteers amounting to g.
Among whom are from pirginia; viz Nat r. Brstcr,
" &. Cooke: N. Heron ". L. Hunter, A. Q; KEN
lew minutes after the adjournment Of the Texas
v,.iu. Mobile, about 81 5uU subscribed by the
.rn$-and several Volunteers enlisted in the cause.
Ts- New Orleans Bulletin Of the Goth gives accounts
.o., Tampco by schooner arrived in - hours They
.rran account of "a conspiracy that had been detect
Il in the city of Mexico against the government; bu, the
circulars we're not published The general Congress
'9L entered into contract with company for working
N. mini, at Tresno. General Barragan the President
,o rgvrc has issued orders prohibiting the portation
silver IN bars ngots from Mexico. He has also
:ci on sending cadets for the Mexican army, TO be
Instructed in the Polytechnic school of Paris and the
Vest Pon: academy OF this country; and TO have the
ssary Expenses betrayed by the Mexican government
Tin. neigiborng Indians continue their incursions
IN. Western States Of Mexico. The Apachcs lately
made all :oad; but were repused with loss of all their
amalnilon baggage, mules and horses-Thc city Of
ajalaxara in the State Of Yalisco has planned revo-
N
,.a.ou proposed for Central Government has at
:ag.:! been pubiished;Ibu not adopted
Nj B. liammatt Norton, n resident of Texas, is
low IN Boston, and has addressed the Citizens in be-
half OF her struggling People meeting is 10 be held:
il. dcy.sing the means of reief-The ~ Y Journal Of
Coalerce informs, that Very considerable number o.
nea leaving various parts OF our country for Texas,
rsins with them the and munitions necessary for
var SOnc hundreds will leave the Atlantic coast with
lei days and still greater number probably willgo
ron the West
LITTER ACCOUNTS
re rsearcd the fetc Orleans papers Of the 24th Ocio-
Jr yesterdays mail. Tile first ttoodhas Teen dra,rn
ca our eountrvsaen hare succeeded We giro the Details
The aefiOa is ouy important as girrs fresh spirit TO the
Ia;aaS Al Sympaihies are enlisted IN their cause.
a,a .1nna USurpcr-hiS ambition requires the de-
:rsiiOn Of Tie Federal Constitution Of .Mc1ico-und the
establishment Of great Central Government, Of chirh he
q 10 be the head The Tc1ianS the other hand,
tiTrg against his northumberland for the CoaS:i-
a1!on tchich secures their rights and liberties.
(from the -ft,c Orleans Bee. IF October "a
LATEST FROM TExAs.-We have been permitted to
read private letter dated Brazora, 9Th Oct in which it
stated that the inhabitants of that place every day
aaiaed by the Mexicans; that some two three hun
tj Of the latter had proceeded 10 Gonzales, about $50
.as Distant and demanded the arms and ammunition OF
ne Americans; and being refused they attacked the
but rcpulsed with the loss of 81 10 killed
uwounded, being killed the part of the Tex
The writer states that there about 500 Texans
e interior battling with the Mexican troops; aud that
me Brassos on the Goth inst The Brazor.ans
slltns fort to give their visitors warm welcome.
We have also seen call TO ARMS Of the treemen of
Ieas dated Sd Camp of the volunteers, and signed by
s-'eia Of the influential TEXANS to their fellow citizens
They stale that at the action Of the I'd at Gonzales the
Mexican commander slain. The rifles OF Amcrl-
tres in deciding The fate Of military officers
We have learned that letter Of the 18th inst, from
BI1zia received last evening, in which It is stated
la, the Texian forces under General Houston had TAX
the town Of San Antonio BeAar, with lU0O men
4ndei his command. The Me2cans had retired at the
spach OF the Texans; and tho city taken without
resistance 1t is also stated that convoy OF $6O,0uG
Siongng General Cos had fallen into the hands Of
lie texans"
From the .Nr,c Orleans True american, same date)
FSEEMEN OF TEXAS TO ARMS! TO ARMS J!
''Nuw's the day, and now's the houI.''
SCAMP THE VOLUNTEERS,
& Friday Night, ii O'Clock, October 2, 1885.
"FELLow- CITIZENS We have prevailed on your
Ni!owcrzcr VIM H. Wharton, Esq, to return and
communicate to you the following express; and also to
urge many by possibility leave their homes to
repair 10 Gonzales Immediately, armed and equipped
o war, even 10 the knife On the receipt Of this intel
'Ernce, the Volunteers Immediately resolved to march
u'izales TO aid their cnuntrymcn We are just now
stt'ng which apologize for the brevity OF this
eor,wumcaIion. We refer you to MIR. Wharton for an
explanation OF wishes, oplnions and intentions, and
also ic7 such political information has come into our
names Texas will now act promptly she will soon be
eCveiGet from that than Egyptian bondage which
H% cramps her and rrtards her prosperity
DI!lL tindon VIM. J. Bryand,
}. ". Eannn Jr +. T. Wells,
Ueo Sutherland, B. T. Archer,
w. b. G. Hail, W. H. Jack,
VIM 7. Austin, p D. McNcel.
r. s--An action took place yesterday at Gonzales,
""hch the Mexican commander and several soldiers
@FEe s'aln-no loss OH the American side.
tpy q letter from John II. .HOore, to HcSSrS Stcpp,
Sutherland AMI hcrr, and to ai 1chon ii may concern.
"GoSzALEs, Oct LIST, 1885.
Il INFORM YOU that we have about $50 men, and are
Chs more troops honriy and earnestly request that
spare pains send much aid as posi-
Nv ouT situation requires that all of Texas should now
T U.s. 1t Is The most important crisis that the people OF
nave ever experienced and welfare for the tu'
u'tS depend great deal the first stroke that Is
.Or' lne enemy is now just on the opposite side OF
rer' IN number about 2O0 troops, and is reinforcing
srM!' Spare no pains in sending us aid Immediately.
IA events send Us expresses and state the situation
Tue troops and affairs generally. Respectfully, &c
e. JOHN H. MOORE, Commandant.
AEue copy: W. II. WHARTON. .
Ie'o"' Ch'sens-In accordance with the request OF
r,, 'uuheeIS proceed to inform you that parted
~" !Aen at midnight Friday last, under march to
r." a uieir counlrymen at Gonzales They were to
IN excellent health and spirits 1t is now ascer-
sl tiat Gen Cos is in La Bahia. II is said that he
nrs win nm 600 pairs Of IRON HOBBIES for our be-
II lrXaS will turn out promptly, he will be the
man 70 wear pair of his own hobbies. In the ian.
q! The caption Of this article, ':now's the day and
sly , "'e hour. 3OO men can do more now than oooo
,m"" o"''S hence St Antonio be starved into
u' IN ten days, if there arc volunteers enough to
the town and off all their supplies The
H." seldom raise enough for their consump-
III, % Gun troops being thrown upon Them has brought
10 the door Of starvation. Bread is Of the
In O with them, and they have hopes of obtain
,Is ; except eating their horses pillaging from
,n,, o'ohss The Volunteers determined never to
,h ah' ST. Antonio has fallen, and every soldier Of
Texas. e'"'Aen' mas d en- Sl'iea OF of'''" Jul VI
t(f Tho nj il n
cno, "sen La Bahia and ST. Antonio. After this, it
An,,i our cnuntrymen assemble they will take ST.
cut oy stornifn not they will surround the place
Lei al eIr supplies and slarve them into sure
Lei I MI who can, turn out, and that immediately
Lusaao one say that business detan him; for what
At aess can be SO important 10 crush the enemy