Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
MEXICO.


We translate from the Mexican papers last received
the following Of the Instructions which have
broken out in Mexico since the capture OF Santa Anna
On the whole, however, ii does not appear 10 Us that
very serious opposition to the existing state OF things
has manifested itseIf-N Y Courier.
The Governor Of the State of Jalasco under dae of
30th May transmits to the supreme government The fol-
lowing account:
In the city of Gaudaalara, Oh the 3Oth Of May par.
ty Of men in number about 300, they heard the
news of Gen. Santa Annals Imprisonment, assembled
and proclaimed the Federatye System and the auhorj-
ties existing in the year 1874 They proceeded to attack
the battalion Of Aliende and the corps of artillery, which
obliged to shut themselves their barracks and
defend themselves from the windows and roof but the
commanding officer having collected body Of men,
tackled them in the rear. and they obliged to fly,
leaving behind them twentysix prisoners, among which
some wounded and two Of their leaders.
LUIS QUINTANAR, General of Division and General
Commander of the Department Of Oajaco, makes known
TO its inhabitants, that,
Having received intelligence stating that the enemies
Of order and rebels of Huajuapan who conspre against
the government now established, and desire 10 bring
about the restoration Of the fore, administration
had the bodness to direct their march 10 this city with
view to the accomplishment of these objects there
fore declare the city in state of consequent
)y all its inhabitants from this time forward subject
10 martial law, all other authority ceasing. Given at
Oaaco on the 18th June, 1886.
LUIS QUINTANAR.
On the LIST Of June about half past eleven al
the town of Tecootlan attacked by party OF
bells who in Intelligence with those Of Huajuapan
The Chief with the grcater Part of his were taken
prisoners.
(Fron the Die.io del Gotcrno)
There have been three instructions in Mexico, at
Juasco, at Guana uao, and another al Huauapan,
and it is feared others will break ont.
(From FL Cosmopolitan
Some letters received ut Mexico on the 2ist of June
from Oajaca, state that Gen. Quintanar was Purifying
himself in ST. Domingo not only against the Huojnapans
but also against the people Of the place, who have mani
tested an inclination TO the federalsls.
(From The ~ Y 4drerLscr)
Extract from letter received by the ship Mexican
from gentleman Of the highest responsibility, dated
g Mexico, 25th June, 1886.
Sir: Since wrote you on the 2lst ult. via Tampi-
co, we have been deprived of any Of your avors &C.
" In iexiun affairs, the only important that has
as regards the question at issue between that
territory and this, las been the announcement of the
treaty entered into ny Santa Anna the President of
TINS nePunhc, ana The President Of TIE Republic of
Texas The document itself was read 10 CONGRESS- two
days ago; but has not yet been published js mno
you will have learned through the Texian ne wspapers
We need not, therefore, refer to it here We ,or ,n
ton, however, that consider the question NJ ,h IT,
dependence of Texas as permanently settled: ,nd ,
Mexico must, in very short tne necessity and
expedeney Of treating with it separate saio III
Mexican army, in its remains, had got back to Meann.
ras and ell the rest Of the Texan territory was we un
derstand, evacuated by the Mexican troops. The Go.
vernment the majority Of Congress, and public opinion
generally is likely 10 continue much opposed the re-
cognition of Santa Annals treaty. but ting advances
and circumstances deve!ope themselves there is little
doubt but the basis Of the treaty will be acted upon
&c.
Public tranquility continues to be preserved here !;
but the general opinion be, that present 60
vernment is not likely last long, and that another at
tempt will be made soon to return 10 the federal system
Of government.
Yours, very respectfully"
The above letter, which publish as we received il.
must have been written beor the promu!gation Of The
following official DECREE, which bears the same dale
and was brought to this port by the vesselEdor
Mercantile yAdosrtiser.
DECREE
. The President ad interim Of the Mexican Republic TO
its Inhabitants: Know that the General Congress has
decreed as follows
LIST. The Government is authorised to exact forced
lean throughout the Republic to the amount of Two MIL
lions Of dollars for the purpose of meeting in part me
deficit 10 the national revenue.