Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-04

Consspnudeeee a she New Yox Courier and Enqwres.
r New Orleans, Feb. 4th, 1887.
The u s. sloop Of var Natchez, has been out
sids the bar fos the last three days. Her commaOd
er and the passengers came up yesterday in the
tow boat Whale One of the latter has informed
ne that the excitement At Vera Crsx and in all the
state, in favor Of Santa Anna, was very great. On
the receipt Of the Intelligence Of his release from
|eon6nenent, great rejoicing.. took place. and 1t
wss Tho general opinion at vera Cruz, that the
Venccdor Of Tamp;co would prevail over Bus,amen-
10, At least in that part Of tho country. To the
kindness Of said passenger ] am Indebted Tor the
following copy Of printed handbsll, which 10 very
similar to that forwarded you the day before yes
terday, published at Campeacby:
Translated from the Spanish.
along live our worthy President, his Excel.
lency General Don Antonio de Santa Anna!!
Huzza for the country! Huzza for Liberty!!
Mexicans! Providence which constantly
watches the oppressed, and protects persecu-
ted innocence, has willed that our very wor-
thy and lawful President, His Excellency Sc
NOR Don Antonio de Santa Anna should be
restored to this most distressed country, for
which remarkable favor we ought to address
our iervent thanks to Almighty God, and re-
joice at an event so unexpected as happy.
His Excellency. the Governor General has
received official Information of his uncondi-
tional release from the hands of the Texans,
and of his actual departure from Texas for
Washington, the seat Of the American gov
|ernmcnt, accompanied by his Secretary Col.
|Almonte, and from thence he is to return to
this Republic to resume the reins of govern
ment. We may now congratulate ourselves
on the certainty Of receiving among US the
|conqueror Of Tampico, the Preserver of our
independence and of our liberties, whom the
chances & hazards attendant ON war, and more
particularly the treachery Of many in whom
he reposed confidence, deprived Of his liberty
and subjected to all sorts OF humiiiations,
enemies to forsake, despise and insult him in
his misfortunes. With the return of our
worthy President, we shall be restored to that
state Of quiet and security which the whole
republic enjoyed whilst his excellency was at
the head oil the government, and we shall also
recover those guarantees which the people SO
loudly demand for the preservation Of their
constitution and liberal institutions, which
the enemies of liberty have trampIed upon,
substituting in their stead code arbitrary &
servilc in the extreme. Viva our President
Viva the Constitution of the Republic! Down
with the services 2ad enemies Of oar beloved
country.
Vera Cruz, nth Jan. 1897. sat.
Now if you couple the foregoing informa-
ton with that sent you three days ago from
Yucatan. you will come to the conclusion
that was not mistaken in my speculations.
II see from these pToclamations that the ex-
ertiOns to bring about a fusion between the
Federalits and the Santanites, have already
succeeded tOa certain extent, and must en-
ltirely succeed, especially il the Bustamen-
tians are determined to oppose Santa Anna,
which much doubt.
All the fears about another invasion OF
Texas must now disappear entirely, which
will necessarily induce thousands of families
in the Western States to emigrate next spring
into Texas. The Texan government stock
keeps steady ct so cents per acre; land in
fee simple, one dollar.
Two schooners are announced to sail i'm
mediaaely for Texas, to take passengers there
at the expense Of government, thus afording
every facility to the many emigrants arrived
this week from Germany bound to that Re-!
public. Brigadier johnson has taken the COM
mand of the army at La Baca, in place of
Felix Houston.
A FRrcHrFuL IxvENrroN.-A Mr.. Robert
Mccarthy. of Buffalo, fabrician in the gum
line, believes he has driven the Green Noun
tain boy, Cochran's famous invention, hOrsi
du combat. He throws from 800 to 500 one
pound balls from his rifle per minute, without
powder or steam! He can do the same WITH
a thirty pound ball--a complete portable bat
terry! We guess Mr.. Mccarthy would finch
a little before Cochran's many chamberedl
continuance, supplied as it now is with car
touch boxes Of loaded cylinders. What canl
be Mr.. M'Carthy's propeIling principle gas,
or a vacuum, or peradventure, electro-magI
netism IN. Y. Star.
We guess he wouldn't finch,' though, Mr.
Star: and guess you'd think so too, If youI
were for a half second in front Of Mr.. M'Car-l
thy's battery-that is, if youhad time to think
for the way it shoots Is sscaution to humanI
kind!' f@s- -.