Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-16
From the y. GricaaS C0mmcrcjal BHlifiin.)

Getty OF MEXICO, June ~, 1896
Congress is still in srsson-tle treaty between
Santa ma and General Houston has arrived and is
now under considerations; what will be done with il,
have no means OF ascrrtalnng.
More particulars Of The TfO"bicS IN NTir0.h private
letter in the New Orleans Bulletin OF July 2Gth dated
Vera Cruz, July 9Th:
strong revolution has broke out in the State %
Oxaca and the capital Of that State is already bescgcd
hy very large numerical force Of the sovereign pco-
pl:. The garrison under Qnnlonar is shut up in Tic
converts Of ST. Domingo and others: and think they
will soon he reduced capuate for want of provisions
The actual President nd interim has resigned. and it IS
said that the present intrusive Congress will elect ID. L..
AIanan fill the station The people in all parts are
arorsing from the lclhargy in which they have haen
rrd for the last two years and appear determined
To achieve their sovereignty by shaking off the sack!cs
o. slavery around them BY the military and priest
hood.
An express arrived here few days since giving the
information that Coriora, distant FROM this place about
hiv miles had pronounced for the confederation in
with those already pronounced in the State of
Oxaca We may exact every day will teen wl!il new
ercmts favourable to liberty.
believe that the present party in power are DESTROYS
thai the Texans should execute Santa Anna. ] hope
that they will do So, but hold him in tcrorm
them. would advise them to make him give them pos
session Of the Castle OF Uoa until he have The treaty
ratified and deliver them the monies promised; he is
pale Of doing 50, and doubt not that the CommanLart
Of this place and UIioa would chceEfutiy agree TO Tie
Ii no other advantage results from his d"en.
ton le pay couple OF millions for his liberty, having
robid very largely for the last year lwo he would be
willing doubtless to give up his -gotten gains. will
write YOU BY every opportunity and communicate The
political news.
Our commerce is parcyscd entirely and the Govern
lnent are about making US pay forced Loan Liens
resisting it; and hope that the rens Of Government
will fall into wise and honest hands before they
verify the Must eXacion.
FROM MEXICO.
New ORLEANS. August Our regular file Of papers
from the city Of Mexico, 10 the 9Th instant but con
tain nothing OF Importance they silent upon political
movements. BY the arrival of the schr Indiana, from
Tampco wc are alike deficient of political information:
it would appear though the papers were wiuy igno-
rant of any thing going in the country. These papers
the organs OF Government and OF course say nothing
Of the political movements.
From Maiamoras Ivy thr schooner Water Witch, Cap
tain Watkins have received regular file Of papers.
The w. brings $4,000 in specie to j. a. Merle Il Co.
The papers contain nothing positive: all is vague and
uccrain as to the situation Of affairs in the country.
Troops 10 tic amount Of 1000 men arc al Natamoras
under General Urea awaiting information Of the arl-
val Of small blockading squadron that has sailed for the
purpose of bluckading the por! of Galveston intending
10 take up his line OF march for the interior of Texas
the plan is maturcd The troops said to be
in good spirits and anxious TO march TO revenge the de-
feat of their brethren under Santa Anna Five Chiefs
of the Che rokee Indians at Ma!amoras. and had
offered their services to the commandment Of the Next
can forces who it is said has accepted them; the
Iiors were to march Immediately to join the army.
The schooner ilalcyon al Maamo!as. was 10 sail IN j
few days for tins port with about 5000 600 board
Both the Mexican and Tampico papers appear 10 have
agreed represent every thing Peaceabe and quiet i'll
tie city Of Mexico, we'll as in the different States
circular has been issued from The Government calling
for immediate aid Of money and reinforcemens from all
the States 10 BE sent against Texas The ODE DiAro
Of The 4th inst contains proclamation of the C"mman
dan of Oaaca addressed 10 the troops of the Carlson
recommending them 10 unite their force to repuse any
sedition that may arise. This proclamation is dated on
the I2d ut At Guadalajara, the same step has been
taken 10 arrest the plans of revolt that constantly
projected. What will be the termination we can form
no idea. But it be denied that the Liberals are
increasing in number and strength in every State, and
at the first signal should not be surprised to the
revolution burst out Simultaneous in every direction-
II is probable that any movements will be made be-
fore fall as the General is continually sending troops to
Texas thus weakening its power at very great hazard
We learn nothing To the final disposition Of Santa
Anna. Gen. Filasola had reached the capital and sur
rendered himself for trial-Bee.
New ORLEANS, August g.
MEx1co.-The schr. Creole, from Tamplco, whence
she sailed on the Goth utmo was lowed up yesterday,
and lays al anchor at the point below the city. Her
letter bag and the newspapers she brought came at too
late an hour to be despatched to the Post oce so that
totally deprived of any political or commercial
Among the passengers board: is the American
Consul for the port of Tampico, &c. H. Robertson who
gave the verbal information that at the time OF his de-
parture, every thing quiet at lamplco A single
point attracted The public attention 1t was the eSpedl-
ton against Texas talked of by the whole people Our
next number will probably contain some further news
The amount of specie board the Creole is $50 OOO