Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
MEXICO AVID TEXAS.

From the .Nep Orleans Bulletin. Sept. l6.)
Ry the arrival OF the schooner Bonita, from We
RI Cruz, the most recent intelligence from NeNico
!. rec.lvcd-An the information received, how
ever, is of very liuc interest, aud scared varies
the state of lluaG, for long time EXISTING there.
The government papers continue To sound the
toe sin Of war and vengeance, and make 3" note 81
dreadful prcp8ratipn." faf TIA. utter annihiaton
of the devot,d Texans. These paper bullets
Of the brain" will, however, be found 10 prove
somewhat less clioleat dian tho STEINER contest OF
the Texian rile.
The patriotic Communications Of ltfnaf, the
late Secretary of War, on the proper course 10
be- pursued - rcirfcace IL Sdnta Ana, have par
tcularl, created in the capital among the parli-
yans of the President and hrs holy coadlnors 10
little indignation, which Is brtaahed out III sound
ing words Of denuucmion AMI total ruin upon nil
in any way aiding aud abctlius the ends oi justice,
in having the distinguished Santa Ana made ame-
nable 10 the laws ui t.nd aud MN.
1t is however craniA ,ne to STE, thai there are
McscanS decidedly inverse 10 lito whole aaiur" 81
thai polio, which has II years Characterised q
feeble a Il vacillatns government IN IL relations
with Texas. lhCfeaf those, who compose what
is called the ibcrai par y, and oy no mems msls-
niilcun ia strength, although MT backed bv the
Golfers oi the church, aud le.e IN the ellr ctual
restraining Of Santa Ana, and tie supporters OF his
principles, from All t1fhcr interference III the al
fairs oil the government. the only cheering sign ol
redVmptial al the caantIy linn HVba,ln. imhc-
ciliIv aud tnIuJr.
1t tohe hoped ,hai the iibers parry will gain
"A decided ,l,erndaney, ard although W. might
hesitate to % all Icutl1s wah ih'n, lar vto-
lem dSpnslliah ct Slnta Ana might be Justified
by them, slll his person should be siretl, kept rs
hostage, aud la, hherry ut,e III the coudi-
tons of rcXitH rmnripatiou. When NJ xito, rs
in iimc sLe must, "llher voluntarily ,nvounia-
rily acknowledge, the r.dc pcndsncr OF Tcxas. nnd
her late President i permitted again 10 return 10
the city of ihr Monezunr,,, from whence within
little year ne sulci forth flushed wuh nnicipa-
ted 'v,corir,, then upon the happening Of such an
event, Mc\leo will ha.r becom, 50 lar regcnera.
ted rs 10 entertain no irats II Ia, influence, nor
VII, the tlicn turtuu OF Ihn shiIch he made
tender Tor hls services.
Whatcvcr uly be the fate oi tho captive priv
oncf, believe h' in, political altar i, set for.a,-
cr, and lhai hi, future Influence, whether extend
ed for good or far N, vii be narrowed down 10 n
very small campa>s. The puhioity of gross cru
cities WHICH have branded HI, Character, Justly
Gems gns hun la general opprohrium, and must
palsy all future efforts thiI he rSrrt for Sc
curing f1othoI among tn, enlightened Of hi,
counirymcn.
We have this moment learned by M arrival
from Galveston, Texas, SOME additional inflrnn-
ton from Ihat qlarter. The election there has
suited IN the elevation al II ,nston to the Prr.-
denev, and Lamar 10 the Vice Presidency. A.
mother attempt, which proved unsuccessful, has
been made by Spaniaii, of ll,r name of Pages
To rescue Santa Ana. Upon being examined he
stated Ihat be employed for the purpose by
the Mexican Consul Of this city. thIs however is
Junh.lrs, destitute of all foundation.
III, ,r,,sl r,N srl,r E.r,iIl, l.,l
several Mexican prizes, vhich were sent in for
ndjudcation.
The Texan army, ahou, 5000 strong, had re-
moved ther cncampment 10 the arctic, near Ma
taeorda Bay.
Tram the Red Rirsr HcraH, 5th S,pt 1885,
PROCLA MATlON--From General Samuel
Ulnston.
N,coGoocuEs, (rrxa,,) 2)lh Aug. 1896.
r, tie Citizens Of Ttrys Prom reports
which have reached M, | am induced To believe
that our situation is unsafe; some Cherokcrs with
the native Cast.lan,, have returned to thu Chcro-
kcc village from AlatamordS, ami say that the In
dams o. the Prairie and Mexican force are A.
boat to attack this portion OF Tevas Tie com.
ties of Sl1 Augustine, Sabine, Talahlw and Be-
VI, as we'll as NdcogdochrS, vii forthwith organ
ize the militia of each countv.-Thr follow ing re-
QUESTIONS are made TO sn>aa the UntcI States
fofce at this place, until rrnlbrcemrnts can arrive
at this place from General Gaines, VIZ:
Stxiy-ionr from San Augustine so, from Ia
nahaw, SO irow Sabine and 35 fran Be,c. The
troops Will repair to-thiS place with thu least pos
sible delay, and report 10 the Commanding Gene
raj as soon as the, arrive.
This tall !. made through the judge, Of the
several couniir,. aud must he regarded u, the
law othe land ,he troops viii only DO detained
lew days; SD noon az Cen Gaines can send
re'n'ofeements to tis place they will be dschal-
grd
LEI arms and amsuaion be brought; \, least
one ''n'dred rounds are requested. The Conn
"''""1.-" -Chi"i will be with the lrecmen OF Tex
a.. II hey have to mrc, an enemy, all the men
o. ieNas must have their arms IN ordcr-To have
hoefiy, We must be waclhn
Signed SAMUEL uoIrSToy
ommondcr-in- ChirC
,fr0n "s 7e1as Telegraph, August o3.J
"hScOs OF SANTA ANA.-On the l6h H.,
.o'"T Pasa,c, Hughes, Mister, of abon, 40
TonN Sr"sd at Marion, columbia Landing
f-''ss Vaesns, hsyh first discharged mos, ' 81