Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15


80, h., Re aware thai the continuance of his eStraoT
-: ,;,son TO these Cneti States Is intimately con
nec,ed with the effects which that DETERMINATION "'a
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'' = MANUEL +. l!E GOROSFlAA.
~ mo Han Asrr;;Y i},cgi>s,
CIV .1c;ing see:e@s'ry Of State,
( No. l5-.:r Gics;:s 70 M. t'orost=a.
,. DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, Angus. - lcTo H..
The undersigned, acting Secretary OF s; so ,oa ~
United States has had the honor ic r"ce'Sr te
dressed to him bv Mr.. Go-oszu, Envoy Law Ill!
and Minister Ptapoten,iury of the Mexican ne h. rr
under date Of the 25.h ui;., anu VIII 'sy 'Ne '"'"
the President. c,. ox,J,p.
/, is matter of deep regret that the lra.S roz,;
IN ms 70 the obiec, of the authority given 10 Gen'
for a temporary occupation OF position oeyonu .'S
boundary actually possessed by the United elaes' nu
the assurances promptly oHrted at the sase t'"e wa.
.rc occrnaon II made should cease with the sxigency
which rendered necessary, have tued torecohcle Inc
Mexican Government TO such contingency
The fac, referred 10 by MIR Goostza, of Gen Games
having on better information, or under laVo'2o's
chanGe of circumstances revoked the call which he hau
first made upon the Governors Of the neighoor!ng states
for militia affords evidence that properly lnterpretS
the Presidents directions and uses the oeiiet th he
will advance beyond the Necessity OF the occnsou
II Gen Gaines has now repeated his CALL ana ch.ei'
tains the intention of advancing TO NacogooeMes u'S
he shall receive satisfactory assurances tat te ina'
ON our border had no hand in the recent murder on the
Nay:sota it due in candor 70 Cen Gaines to attribute
these acts to conviction o. their necessity ana the uh
dersened is persuaded that MI Gorosza Will be sa:is
fed on reflection that il reasonable 10 ascf'e
them to such motive, than to charge upon Genefa4
Gaines any Of the pretexts limited at IN MI GoroS
tzas note. , ,
The undersigned hopes that General Gaines may md
it unnecessary 10 make tine contemplated advance os
hp ,hrryv he
cumsances connected with it shall he fully examined
it will be viewed in its true lg as measure OF neces
sty entirely friendly in its character ana CONSISTENT
with the rights of all parties and he sincerely hopes na
it will be followed by Of the consequences when
Mir. Goros,iza seems to apprehend.
The undersigned ava!s himself Of the occasion 10 offer
to Mr. Gorostiza the assurances of his most distinguished
consideration ASBURY DlCKlNS.
His Excelency
Senior Doy MANUEL EDUARDO DE GoRosTlzA, &c
No l6-.Hr. Goresti=a to Mr.. Diehins.-(spanish)
No. I7.-ITRASsLArIox OF No. I6J
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Z, 1885
Manuel E. de Gorostiza presents his respects to Mr.
Dicne and, in consequence of what he had the honor
to communicate him in his Of the 18th Of July
last would be Infinitely obliged him for the inOrma
ton whether official dispatches have been received in
Washington ffon General Gaines, confirming the state
made in the New Orleans Gazette, Of that Gene
rails having ct length crossed the Sabine entered into
the Mexican territory, and taken position with his
troops q, Nacogdoches NJ E. DE GORoSTlZA.
No. IS.--!Hr Dichnsto Air Goros;=c.
HAsEINGroS August 4, 1886.
MIR. Dickins presents his respects 10 Mr.. Goros,i-
Ia and has the honor 10 state that having applied 10 the
War Department for information enable hin,
the inquiry in Mr.. Goros;izas Of the I'd inst, Mr..
Dickns learns that by the last dispatches from General
s .u.c. ,,l June, 1885, his head quarters were a.
Camp Sabine and that this position is about
miles in southwestery direction from foft 'eSup !"
the State of Louisiana. ,>,.7rs.c
His Excelency e.
Senior Don MANUEL EDUARDO LIE Gosos-lzA, &C
{Remaictier IN OR neIt