Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-05


their leader and formed my company, equipped Tor ser
vice. and sent TO the Cabinet TO have him fSanta Anna)
and his suite broueh. shore There at first
objections but they at last complied and have
INN and suite III my charge. He was delivered over 10
me tonight, and am a! his time on Duty with strong
guard under my command.
Genera! Crs and four or five hundred Mrxicans are
H. A. HuBHELL"
"Thc following has bccn handed inr publication by
the Texian Agent We itl great pleasure II giving
To the public ing ii does. entirely III TIL
views expressed y ourselves III yesterday r'rF:
INV OsLrsYs juno u, 1856.
sin consequence Of hnstes haviag ceased between
the Texan and Mexican armies, deem 1t h;ng 10
state. that 1T TIC .is Further rn'gTHtn IN tht
country o! any other migrants, but those intending 20
settle down cri,ivl;ors 81 Lie SOIL IS unnccrssa:y-
Oar motives in mixing the statement proceed from &c
sire 10 guard at-l lie uiabltanis and those already
emgrated hrinr exposed 10 want d provisions, "hich
is naturally 10 b" expected from the ravagcs TO whic! The
productive districts have been exposed during i!r late
merci!ess INVASION TENAS AGENCY"
(Fronu i.2 =. Orleans Bee. same dnic)
"The relation o. s!!'Iirs ia Mexico and Trxas. is in
very precnrious condition. We have nothing d'fntc
from the city Of Mexico. since tie st n Mag, and have
net asccrt2ned lie riircts Of the capture a;H detention
Of Santa Anna o.! lii" government and people.
1t is known that he hs idol and tyrant Of the pco-
ple and had been generally ctc$cd and opposed i;9 i!
arisocracy, Till hr united himself with III: rrIcs'ooh,
and promised II restore The ranks and titles oi the h;I
nobility. Ills system OF ccn.TaiS:n introduction
to this project: and consequently became prpular ard
Influential throughout. tho republicans the vanity OF TIE
noble descendants g!aiiicd with the policy OF the
priests and I'll: 0scnta,ion Ct The mob.
AT such reTiod, i. r":fc;!y casy to concentrate
The feelings and pr":Iiccs Of all in making the with
Texas national and in cnruStiDg its Prosecu.
ton 10 lie Genera! who had been victorious at Zacatc-
cas-, il terminating similar revolt The insurgents OF
That tine themselves n';uced 20 remain tran
| RI,
companions viewed i. national affair, tis:nem-
herirent of province from the Mexican county, rather
than determination 70 assert the liberty OF any
integral part.
"Whatever therefore be the fate nt Santa Anna in
the hands OF the IeXianS il be cnnc add that The
viii still b" c"lnrrdas tie motives fer no: only
remain the but have hccn augmented and aE5!a-
waited by the events have taken.
The remnant Of the Mexican army. about 1888 strong,
will cncamp the borders %! Texas where ihey
ccrc supplies ana rein!!cemens ur aA"thcr campaign;
aud by that time not only the ArS:c1ns brc":Ee
united ami determined among themselves. and re-
solved 10 contribute towards the prnses Of III: General
Government in carrying the war. wi!c ;Iar hc made
the C'a Of whatever government uay be cs:a
bIisIcd in Mexico, ;lc unaGm from the successor
OF Santa Nnna-lui Ii; the lapse Of months. The
citizens Of this country !nay have awakened from that
dream Of liberty >uygc>cdiY their better feelings which
has induced :hcII 20 oTgc their faith nation pl'lGri
socinn!y witt! tic Mexican GuYernui:nt-and by The
lapse ri moatIs. the Txi1n lenders viii have
conendcd aElonr themselves concerning Ct!@,1s ranks
and spo!!s 10 L!sEG>t tirgc .:tcn!, $40 may
dread bankruptcy and dup!city.
LATEST.
TEAAs-Ti:c following !. from the ~ Orleans Bee Of
the Doth. II shows that the is not considered over,
and that Texas gain pat forth her s;rrns',:
"lMPoRrA3r rEoM MExIco.-Through lie polenczs
Of Captain Dickrnson Of the sc',oone. Hale That
rived yesterday from Ma.amnrls ErYe received jour
mails from that place 10 the t inst.
.;Ecrbaiy wc have been informed, through
collector! By thu captain and passenger: i1at General
Urea had been appointed enera!ss'I;r OF he Mexican
army acain. Texas and that the Mexican Congress and
Government had resolved 10 abandon Santa Ann" 20 his
fate. Ih, latter however. may De doubted. as we have
p;Yclo'ia!ion C: Urea, dated Naamoras. June 9th.
who entities himself general Of brigade, and commanding
the reserve division ct the Mexican army
1t is also reported that b. had been authorized 10
raise army ot iIiHHj men and that :-':hGt had
been raised day h. subscription in the city .: Next
e?ip tlien,-!he loans donations 10 c Govern
.lrnl sill continuing
San EXPEDITION under Gen. Corsoza, consisting Of
SEQ men. had arrived at Sao: and another %; 1000,
uHter Gen Valencia. nave disenbarkCd from Vera
Cruz for C"pano but lad delayrd IN consequence Of iv
Texans !la:in2 taken possession Of the ati"7 place
Gen f!!asla had received positive orders from IL"
Mexican Government 10 Terea,Ing 10 iccTu:t s
forces and aran oppose the Texans in nnc"n with
urrea The latter has established his head quarters al
Ml;euioTas ard has with him 1850 men-fasv VII!
be stationed in the wcat.
:sTwo 1cxiaa officers had arrived at Maamoras, to
- The President (pro tcmp0re) Of the HtpaM!c to TIC
,earr:0rS Of the -HcE;cgn army.
Soldiers !-Onc Of The events very frequent IN w"T
has placed in the power r the enemy to cur nd"p"n-
dcnce, the heroic conqueror OF 1ampc the rcsitcn, q"
tie republic your general in chief the Idol Of our "a1!s
the immortal SAATA Anna. Excited b. the ardor Of
r!crv and vehcircn. desire 10 terminate tie caiPaGn
bv one blow. lis Eyceency escorted pet! fore" OF Tie
army which untouchcd and this force having
been beaten BIZ superior numbers this luST:Das genius,
whose exploits form III" Most brilliant 1ge ri our So'
~ has los; his liberty N cncarorig 10 secure that
q! his country.
Gu. mourning has commenced; the tata! day q" the
DIST April and since hen displays the vengeance that
should prevail ia nil Mexican hearts. So:r:S our grief
is immense: bu, i will not be useless r.! The liberty
otiio FOR ii" honor otthe nation the govern
mcnt will raise Nil 1ss.b!e resources; they will be bound
l,ss; and NY desire is 20 employ them without resrIc
ion without delay without hesitation; fox know my
duty ar vii; fulfil it. Misfortune 10 the enemy OF oar
country The foreign will lie vanquisled; aad The do
;esc cxcmp!aTiy punished if any SUCH sha dare as
ssi in this sacred ot The country, III: Criminal &C.
srcs Of tie Texan rc:cls
Friends. a !.ln;uvn;ary adversely should not dis.
courage the constant protection OF our rghIs 10 YOU
soidicrs-you who have proved Tic vcissiudes OF for
tune leave u the world the remembrance OF virtue
an honor coura &C. and in invoking the Providence who
rules the d.stin Of ua"as, march 10 avcnge God, your
coun;ry and you: president.
/ Mexico loh May, 1886.
/ CREEKS.
(From the C0iumbns enquirer, IF 25H JHnc.
"Thc Georgia forces. under the command Of MAJ
Gen Sanford in nun,be! $500 Irvcd tro; their camp
in Ala through Columbus OIL Alonfny las! and cmc1mP
cd Two miles below the City: The Georges s'Ge &" tIe
river Since then. the arms have arrived, which "e un
!ers,and were distributed Immediately among the troops
The army took up the line OF marc! yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock and will proceed 10 lowest Poin. mat Is
presumed the enemy occupies
Gen. Scott. sc have been informed. will probably