Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-29

could or would consent 10 step 10 e"e'" n % "
just rights. y, hcher md
tho ,rscund this is manly and patriotic spirit, which
must SECURE the success ol irSas.
from the LovisiGna .9drrrtiSeTJ
IN the pnlitruess nj Dr. Flanagan: arrived yeseIu"i
hv the scr Shenandoah, FROM Ftlasco, we are hoep
for the ANNEXED interesting ln!oratIoH, "i:ich We '''"
may be relied on ;. . ,L.ro
sems 10 l. no spare lnc Col. Somervic has JUST ID
IT, III. ,lacc in The national councils and from bis 5n-
sincss uua!cs ard republican manners PieaSeS e'e'J
ope lie is tried soldier ard pacic "nn!on VIII h''
,ei any one enjoy Office without merit The whole b,a'
10. r.nuj,on arc delighted al the idea oil meeting Inc
eucn.v The general Indignation IS so strong agaIisi
S,n,a Anna Tia! his guard under Capt, l"it"n lad u
ya,rI, continually 10 keep him from ;:S"SS'a'"h' ~
,ouy vas shot at by so,i1r few days SINCE; ana '''
rr rscapcd tie hall passing two "r Three icnes "o"'c
his .al The gentleman who lred al iilli Ia" 0s "''
Of his dearest friends and rra'i"rS ,;ot
'rhr ,yo schrs Cunancl" and Fanny Butter "h'c"
o-s can,urcL some time since Matagorda, arc nos
lying Zone al Galveston and the other At lel's'"2 '''
laden with provisions for the army Of NcAicn'
TL. yfua w!u fred at Alm"n;c INTENDED ie s''"'
to Santa Anna. The prisoners are treated humane!
furnished with every thing comfortable, aou nave ''I ~
Ier,r of waikinr about. ThCr confined al pace
!:i, distant from Columbia. Santa Anna says ne
rot afraid of TEXANS: but lie docs not IKE 10 ne VI
sircd bv people from the United States lie "'s''es
To l, taken to 81 Augustine near the SABINE
The crops Oh the BRACES fine, ana IL IS iho"2''
,n, nrc corn will be raised here this season than has
ever been in any preceding elsewhere thronSncu
Texas there is prospect ct raising enough 10 u's'
the citizens with rcat and bread
Gen. Ft:asn!a when rrtrccng alter The capture VI
Of SANTA Anna rpo;ps.cd Gen Rusk to let him have
Iarrc amount Of cattle the retreat statin5 tat Ills
army was starving and Cen r. with the CHARACTERISTIC
trail of the American Su.dcr. permitted nm 10 !ahc ""u
Nc ,yautrd Texas has furnished bee! enough lnr bo d"
mics and has plenty left, upon the WHOLE the country
improvinr. Notwithstanding tie enemy are aPP'"acH
inc in such numbers. the people are continuing tcf ayr
crtural pursuits usual. They rcPosc uAhIte" co'
Gdclcc in The army of San JacinLo.
(From The Sac O!ifNnS Bcc If tic Snsac d"tcJ
FROM TEx,s.--By the arrival ifom Texas yes''reHy
morning. it appears that there is little like iooa OF a.!
engagement Irtwtcm the c"ntrndfnG parties NC -"
arcC guard OF either army il is believed. arc mol win
in one hundred aad fifty miles Of one another: ans 'het'
was scarcely any probability Of the MrA'can army a"
vanci"g as they were short OF provisions, ana srfr'
err$:;,rv inunIlIun it viii be rec"icctca tia
their supplies were cut of by the nerccp:ieH and cap
turf. by the Texan armed cru!z"rs.
Our informant states, ha. few days before ne lc
Texns, there much Indignation expressed among INC
so diry against Santa Amna-aEd that they !ad mace
an attempt to shoot him, but we're prevented By th'
. timely interference Of his guards A pistol shot wa
fred at Santa Anna but did hi.n injury. Tn? excite
rncnl from the fact Of the return "t the hrI:raF
Army into Texas. i" prevent any harm reaching mn
ircl the cnragcd sItrty, his .ua has been dou''cd
From ll, Courier Of last evening. lean some fur
Their PARTICULARS The 'rxan force is estimated at ab"u
5000 iEcn. but from the number Of T"nnt"ers Hooking
il was presumed that III few w,c ks it would be aug
incntrd COCO Cos and other officers, with abou
40 prisoners are Galveston Island 1t is said TO be
the intention Of the rryans. in case the McXcanS al
tack them. to PIT their prisoners to the s"crd
The hlcxrans (jt;;O srong.( under ihe command o
Garrrro were AZ the Nrucrs, waiting TrintorcenentS.
It is rumorcd that Santa Anna had written TO Pr@s
dent Jackson asking HIM the Government, to be ln
security for any treaty which lie may enter into viii
the TEXANS. lie is sG to have informed them, tia
they have no To app.eIrnd an attack from h!
counrymen, he would issue proclamation HAT woul'
induce them 10 rvacuaic without striking single blow
The TrxianS however. appear to place bat little comb
drncc in his word and preparing Tor every rx'gency
They well supplied with provisions and munitions
war: and we informed would rather fight than not
General Houston had moi arrived when Tie Shenan
doah saiIcd Lamar, appointed Commander in-chief il
his Absence it is supposed would RESI- ON his return
Dr.. Archer is confidently spoken oil the next Pfesl
dent os Texas succeed Burnett who is becoming dal
unpopular.
The American schrs. Fanny Butler, Cumanche ant
Watch..nu mad been seized by the T'xi""s, "a 'tViHt
Mexican property boai, their cnGo"s con!!scaled hn
the vessel. released, with the exception OF the Witch