Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

Col. Wilson's regiment will soon bc IN marching order.
he whole country is up and moving on to camp The
old settlers determined TO redeem their ured credit
undescrvcdy injured: the great ma loy OF them could
not have acted differently and secured their families from
The blood thirsty violence OF ruthless and seml-baiOar
os toe-and they iocking EDWARDS, to prove TO
an nvdous world that their strong, and The
spirit OF liberty burning brightly IN their heats as
ever did IN The ol1en time, when the Independence OF
lher mother country was IN It's cradle ana Fockihe u'u
The elements Of internal discOrd ard foreign eckessnvs
'Felx Huston has been promoted 10 the rank OF !'rI-
gHd"r- General. BY breret Green still enjoys me cnn'-
mission which he appeared 10 prize so highly IN New w
leans They both IN calnp. Santa Anna: the lateo
aud fallen dcspo. is Columbia, aud has the pleas
ing antics patton o! being shortly escorted To the army
ana there receiving his srntcncc detachment has nc;h
ordered in for the purpose You .hc&r OF caastTo-
pm" before many weeks h1vc elapsed. l anticipate
with positive ccriuinv. Miserable ndecslon in not lav-
ing inflicted upon him .'death worse punishment,
Immediately after lis capture. when the act would have
been upheld aud justified By the whole civilized world
"Gcn. Rusk has ordered the Mexican families on the
Guadaloupe, and La Baca and all those who were likely
10 afford information the enemy to retire upon the k'o
Grande, take themselves oil to the Colorado. CarhaIa
De Leon, and others, intend making summer So
journ in New Orleans Health 10 them
There said 10 be Mexican troops on this side
Of the Rio Grande They preparing to make des
pcrae effort to heal their wounded honor and recover
possession of this paradse-a garden, IN which such de-
scendants Of Cain were intended BY nature or
natures God to live unless to be expelled again. with re-
newed ignominy the Hon. Ex-P.es!Gent John Quincy
AUdTlS 10 Tie contrary
calling up all their and al this moment strain
ing every for the purpose of making sudden and
Formidable descent upon IS too apparent 10 need sub
sanitation. strongly inclined 20 hricvc, that their
present intention is TO make combined and smuilane
Gus attack by land and sea.
At all events should be prepared for the Crisis,
and surely friends in The United States will aid us IN
obtaining sloop OF war; at least IN eighteen gun brig
am obliged 10 break off here the vessel is just getting
under weigh +. Z.
(From the .Yc,1 ORLEANS Bee IF august 5.)
By the arrival of the Texan schoons independence,
commodore Hawkins, from Texas. we learn that The port
! Of Nlatamoras was BLOCKADED by the Texan yes
sells of Bru.us, Terrible and lnvircibe. The Tex
ian army making grea, preparations to march and
! Embellishments by land, with !a'se force
Tie Mexican brig Of Currco Segundo was lost
her way from Ma,arnnras TO Vera Cruz all hands
perished except Captain Thnnpson and Two marines
\ forced loan was collected Ma:anoras The Amc.
rican Consul obliged to contributes another loan was
about to be forced when our informant left.
"a PROCLAMATION
BY The President Ct The Rspnjiic # TerGs
'To all 10 whom those presents shall 'rne know yc:
That David G. Burnett President OF the Republic OF
Texas by and with the advice and consent of the Cabi-
net do order decree and proclaim the port OF AaaoEas,
in the Tamaupas and Republic Of Sexcoi comprising
the mouth If the Rio Grand and tn" :azns Santiago:
and also h- inlets eslulrs aud passes East o! IT, that
and hereafter may be in pns>rSsi"n Of Mckee, and
from and after the date Of This Proclamation, IN state
OF absolute blockade By The armed rcsses Of this nation
sAnd tortFc purpose OF carrying this Proclamation INTO
compete cUtci iH aIileu ICISc - '''
continue to be kept al or near the sad port MET ana
passes entirely sufficient 10 enforce This decree
;'Fur any breach effort al breach % THIS blockade, the
offending vessel and cargo will be liable 10 cnHscao;i,
and the officers and mariners of such "esse wi! be sub
iert all the penalties attached 10 breach OF blockade
'Ttis decree shall take effect AS to vessels saing from
~ Orleans, within three days after It's publication III
that city. and within fire days to vessels from any
other neutral ports within The Gulf Of Mexico; ana
within twenty days rs 90 any other port Of Tic u. States
north Of the Gu! Of Mexico and in o7ty'7e daS, as
to VESTS sailing iioIn any OF tho Ports Of Europe
D me Ec!asco on he 2lst July, \. d. $50 ana First
c! tic Independence d. the Republic of Texas
(SgncdJ DAVID G. BCNNf.l /.
w y. JACK. Srcrttary n S'gtc.
We sill firm IN Uur belief That no movements
will take place before the latter part u September or Tie
first Of October. the army is constantly argl"nlIng,
volunteers arriving in goody numbers: the present
army will probably amount 10 2J9O able men ne po
tical ASPECT of Texas will probably be changed on the
frs, Monday in September when election for Sena
and Representatives, will take place. Congress VIII
meet On the laird Monday in October, when 1t IS pro-
posed 20 invest the members with conventional powers
for the purpose OF amending the Constitution General
stephen +. Austin is candidate. for the Prcs'aent!Ai
claIt-Dr. =. +. Archer having declined; but 'e VIII
bc voted Tor rs Senator
We rive Tie information of force loan being col
lected but the OF the American Consul being
Obliged contribute is rather apocrypha!. There is
great deficiency Of authentic Information both from
Mexico and Texas We may speak at length III our
| next oi the blockade Of the Port of Matamoras
THE CREEKS
We h7y" no late Of the War. Nothlng definite
has reached since Jcrngan victory .! yesterday Tort
nigl The last we hear of the hostile band, they "ero
in the Ec.olnI,claway swanp, in Randolph county;
They were closely watched by the whites: zen SANFORD
had driven il for two DAYS subsequent Jcrngan last
BATTLE bu: without being able to bring the Indians 10