Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-13

, unless there should be an inftaction
h,o ~ '": IN, contracting raF''es'
,>isncGG LorEz DE SANTA ANNA.
nnHrID q; BURNETT, President
mLn,.nJlINSWO ORTIZ, Sec. of State.
T. n,EDEMAN. Treasurer.
% u GEAYSON, Attorney General.
yr,ase,, May lllh. ls3ti
4 ll.:"' Tt.NAS.
o,.r tNr Co.,.inl,ce nf foreign relations Of
1 f. n.y.. Ir,.S ( which We gave minute ab
IL HP""', = ted by Congress, and sanctioned
sl:,! "a r>; i.r.,,al Houston. Und,r lis pruvi-
ty - mi, III. v.w OF Obtaining the admission Of
A"" ~, :',s!,.!.tacv OF the United Statrs, lie
Il, W,!iam II Mh",,"" has been appointed Munster
u" ,.:,,y M:. y ha:t'n. accompanied by his ia
iaH ~,,,rv has Arrived IN this city, und is ~
~'",j,nrp TO Washington, TO accomplish the OBJ
r. i hts mis$;"n. .,;,, T., ;u ,;,,
lie 49, w. acknowledgement III the independence of
c :, Tar he viii Rave no d''hc"ty as mr.: Clay has
tf"H Lie ,npcdi.on, by having resolution adopt
:a'i X,.,.rai Congress, authorizing the President
~: ted STATES 20 acknowledge the independence
d ." v Rcln,it,fc, rs satisfactory evidence
q F It" q, is l.arinG rslubshcta regular govern,
80" - npasv:.. is Indispensable 10 ell future nego
Esn" n, yur gusernment; for, it cannot treat with
&C." ,rl.ss Il lie rs an independent nation ; aud the
80, d. this is the acknowledgment.
c',I.- the poEcy be bad or good, there are no
VIZ L,uht yut that our government Will accedc TO
: -, made ,aerl and that the who'll OF This rich
tx :,j. country wIll become part OF the Union.
40 - ,,ro.il!oa which developed itself against the
." ,ni .,,a:.soa Of louisiana, however, will again
5u j, will be- destined TO undergo q similar de-
. Ta, Souih sAj South West with portion of the
s1. 49,! Nor,h, will rally for the admission, while the
A I,r o.. the aLntouists will oppose it. As to the
s', Il admission, as regards the South, and Loui-
- ro,,,cuisr Lie!r cannot be any opposition. 1t is
10 the Interests OF The WHSLE OF that Section
L.. q 10 tfu npIS iafp
u! ~, in. Rio del Nu,e should be the boundary line OF
~ southern ;Fu%~er -bee.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE News Room.
r,i,,oI Gssrdrs and Captain CASTILLO have escaped
I lie t,.vo, prisoners at Liberty: in Texas, and
CoLuMEIA Nov. Is, 1896.
=, arc.:%;:7mcd that Ricardo Dronundo, Santa An
r-ahrr.;n.Law intends visiting Texas in disguise,
M y,r. II making efforts TO obtain the release
:S,,. A:aa on 1 s!.!lar better arranged plan than
49,, If Ha-.uluur Pages.
''' NLLAsco, (Texas) Nov. 18th, 1886.
"a, discussion in Congress the release u Santa
,,, uptr The mediation Of President Jackson, ended
- In. aa!on OF tie report OF the committee on fo-
o ,trrs and that consequently the incarceration OF
W ;sopr, is to b., continued. But shortly after these
,,r,,,.ars we're closed the Mexican Commissioners
r,yrjI, Co!uuh:a and delivered some important dis
..Is :, President l0llslun. All the members Of the
s., net together, the Commissioners were introduce
HEN 4d Ike Conference was very long: yet no.
.s,,, has rrarSpred but Idle ruiIuurs Next moinng
,gT ca..4 OF Santa Anna, (who by the by, was sadly
E,,,r,ilrd with The resolution OF Congress,) and they
.-5 with him two hours Col Austin was present
g tins interview and seemed very we'll satisfied with The
r, co.crs Il is supposed that fresh negotiations have
,;ag i HE release Of the prisoner, which negotiations
.>, BE- he rcSut U! The various communications which
S.,o Erla was allowed to send TO the Government Of
Mesco respecting the oil putting an end 10 our
t ..u;.cs with that Republic.