Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17

Immediately afterwards rendered the continuation o, t
war Impossible, circumstance "hch co"p'e''J ~
counts FIR the subsequent Inactivity; .,L.h,
The hlexcan Congress, however, has oePfiVeu ce u
tie Of San Jscno OF lis political Importance oy osclai
ru null and void all acts signed by Ffes'dent oa"td
Anna Gurioy his captivity; and, as Tue s'cAI$ T
will s,nn have ended, the day IS al mana ""e, e
cans i'll CT ss the Colorado. be texans VIII! ' a'
al o,r,r,uu,y OF showing whether they possess the re-
ouisilrs far national freedom and independence; we
Shall Judge by actions. not by accidents "hetne'
their movement assumes the steady anu consistent ''F"'
which necessary 10 render their ultimate success pro-
La5'c. E.
Meanwhile, The undersigned, coniding IN the integrity
and The iIrara.ity of Tie Government uf the tnteu
States hopes that adherng to the principles WHICH lcy
themselves established for the guidance OF their CON
duct in the cases already mentioned they Will d"care
their ports be- still closed against the vessels Oh te
Texans and will not admit them t" the rights OF oe''l
gercnts OF the territory which is the theatre u W.
The undrrsg ned apulog ICES to the Secretary d. o
for the length Of this note, and avalls himself OF le o
cason repeat 10 the Honorable John forsyth 'e aS
surances of his most distinguished consideration
MANUEL E. DE GOROSTlzA.
To The Hon. J. FoRsYrn, Secretary 9t 'a"'e' &C
mo. AL
T. S Dlsrl,Icr ArToRXEY5 OFFICE,
New York, Sept. !, 1:36.
SIR: bad this afiernoon the honor 10 receive Your
letter of this date advising Of the arrival At e port
of New York of a vessel called the Texan schooner
Bruus and hasten 10 uPprze you {" my earnest WISH 70
render every aid in my power to prevent HoIatoh OF
the laws Of The United States, or an Infringement OF e
treaty with the Republic Of Mexico. In this wish am
not only prompted by sense Of duty but by the
ed determination ct the Executive Of this Government
10 observe an entire neutrality regards the revolution
which agtales the Government you represent
To promote the object Of your letter, have instructed
the marshal of this district carefully To observe the con
duct which nay be pursued by the COMMANDER OF 'le
B,utus and Immediately to report any acts that VIII JUS
tly my interference as public prosecutor nuch oL.'
measures will be adopted as circumstances may suggeS,
to detect aad promptly punish any violation OF law tend
ing to interrupt the friendly relations between our re-
specliye Governments. Permit nesto invite your CO.
operation III this duty, by iniurng me of such facts,
within your knowledge, may subject the factors to
The penalties Of the uned States laws by which 1t is
Forbidden within the United States, TO hi out and ar'
OF attempt 10 tit out and "r to increase anu aug
neut the ,rce of ves,r Of war; cruiser, or armed yes
sell or 10 begin or foot military expedition or en-
terprise within the United States 10 be carried on from
es. against lh dominuns ui foreign State colony or
People, wiki whom the United States are al peace
with great respect, your most "brdIent servant.
WILLIAM NJ. PRICE,
United States District .2tturHcy.
To Mr. SEBASTIAN MERcA Du .uican Comsut, ~ York.
1I'OYClJDED