Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30

= orrners-with her cargo, she cost IN New or'
aleS'casi Sno Extraordinary measures OF precantion
a been taken with the anu San,u iu
Almoh'e M also inerdiceds In the flight OF the dis
win tn sJ nrscncr nations harvest would have been
,;"gu'srcu
bshrG; Coirmsa has left this place with his men,
O." y n-o,r, the inhabitants of the Colorado from
- 90 s'I IF the marauding indians and 10 enable
thH f. attend to their crops and gather them.
III" h. erected in that district, probably at the Three
Wft W" ;r River, at the foot OF the mount ains
YrS: % v,c Our indcia,ig able ranger, Captain Byrd
IT, has returned 10 camp aud reports the in
LJiH'" i.,rbnnd of BcXar TO be remarkably fine and
L." .d that several thousand bushels will be the
oslndaa'' anu "'N'
It.a' AND sAINs.-Our country is beginning to re-
l!Nt H., effects of The war; and to manifest symp-
ca' G,y,y:.s confidence and prosperity. a sal" was
tci week on the following terms: three nnr'hs ut
Gs'* 49, ., 81 per acre, situated high upon the Cobra.
aI'.hjs mr.! cash. balance u months.
d. t':'''( from the Teas Telegraph, .7ug, l6)
,I,,x FROM rnr iSrERloR.-Nr. Peter Sue.
:n,nan of considerable intelligence, arrived
- -. ,,ys since. direct from Malamorus, which
re 49, iii On the I2h ult lie says the Mcxicon ar.
pr " assertion. been reduced to about 2200 men,
~ ,hv A., N 4 miserable situation, aud openly nv"w
49, ,bs;y will not again return to Texas Gen. Urea
#' "Si ~ command. General Andrade had left for
'' s,.b-Mr Suzcman says he is confident
'' ,,n b.. mqGe against Texas this year, aud lie
~, re,v mech whether the Mexican nation will con-
e." .,l,c ever To make another. lie confirms the
-" :, evolution having broken out in the interior
rs ina, Gen Valencia had,bsen proclaimed Die.
S' ~. military. Re also states, that Generals SEE.
' J. !aso!a had been arrested aud tried by court
'' I far cnwari.ce and msinanagementin the Texas
'.'., ami tina, The latter had been condemned TO be
'' j.. represents The feelings OF the foreigners in Ma
,. as decidedly in our favor, and says that in the
"a campaign against that place, they would unite
VIZ T,r j,rors-We are informed by n gentleman from
",,-n department OF Texas, that the crops ia that
- The county will exceed this year, those Of any
i,..yirrs the season throughout Texas has been
80. ,n,niy favorable, and could the citizens have cul-
.rj ,hpr lands, the crops in all parts would have
t abundant. Even the lands on the river San An
" which generally suffer most from drought would
49, !sor have produced ahundantly, without irrigation
w. ~. Brasos and Colorado, the planted after the
XIX oI San lacinto, will probably produce sutfciency
..r,e consumption OF the inhabitants.
,,.s.s Wharton and 4 rcher have ust returned from
g.. .-,y Wi commission To the Executive at Felasco,
" a., are clad 10 learn that harmony aud good feeling
" -, between those two parts OF the community. and
- united GO operation will be tile result in the
~ ,rgngi, d Tor the ACCOMPLISHMENT and glory OF Tex
. The a:my is fine spirits, and supports cleerfu!ly
80 l,;IslpS and iagues incidental TO state OF war;
., o.. .s, IN good disc pine Telegraph.
4. have srs n several intelligent gentlemen just from
~ .yy Who represent /, as beng IN good health and
&C.,. anil anA.nuS 10 meet The enemy. The army is
- .aca,Hycd on The Coclo, fifteen miles this side Of
tI; and decreasing very last. NO tattr Intelligence
49,. he interior has been received, but the concurrng
:,,,a,ioi. is tina, the Mexican General is anxious to
.,;. another campaign against Us, but is wanting in
- men and money L. is said ARMY intends pay
- hem visit to proca:e The friendly feelings
L.,.ed ::rr Us ill.,, .img"st 23d.
TIE "Nalchez Free Trader Of the 9th, states, that
e.. Houston was candidate for the Presidency, on
M same ticket w,h Gen Rusk for the Vice Presidency
and on another ticket Col. Austin and Gen La
w7I-and tina; if Rusk elected to the Vice Pres-
csatv (which he is no,) then Gen. Felix Huston would
p. ne Comrarder.in. Chief Gen. Samuel Houston
a,.l leave Nac"g!Jc!icS the 10th 18th, for the
am, or the Presidency The mi Ii be- 1t alsn
s that the army. consisting OF 3nuo, is now 32O
lrs west Of Velasco. in excellent country for en-
c.a.7urn Gen Felix Huston, with his 400 cavalry,
a.s ,lshet on. and is securing the banks Of tr
y ;:ante. detachment OF l,e0a, is still al Calves
tn sand
The Mobile Register Of the 10th. gives the following
;aa extract Of letter from officer board the L.
) .aiv Concord. to friend in Washington:
"Ars l5h-We are under weigh f,r the Gulfcf Mex.
i,o wh ". y Weaver, Esq, Agent OF the United States
:. IeIco. on board as passenger.
Who would be surprised (adds the Regisier) If ne
c;4ons foot, the result Of Which will be
!- annexatrrn Of Texas 10 the United States:
The captive President made effort destroy hrasf b: tax
... opium, which Produced howe"er only n"rscs