Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-02

Gems hearing this Immediately embodied and pursued
the Indians, who tled ut their appFoact leaving her
horses whc. all driven back 10 GOliad, ana re-
tanned by the citizens their own property. S'ncr
,hen the Indians have manifested sres: hostility and 1t
is believed have reacheously committed The murders
above mentioned
direct trade is expected to be opened bsween Gal
weston and extensive mercantile houses III the ciPas oi
England and France.
The schr Crusader, Capt Dawson which sailed from
Galveston Tie 9Th uIt, lounered on The 18th, t"cn'
Is leagues North of the Brassua Santiago All IN board,
i'm the exception Of individual persisted, VIZ: he
Captain one seaman, and four passengers lost.
We have received several numbers If the Civilian and
Galveston Gazette, new paper. edited by u Stuart,
and neatly, if moi elegantly printed -idr.rtiysr.
From MExICu- Distressing .httcS jF0m The fISnca
SGuadrOn ~ learn by the Gtampus and Ere, vessels
OF arrived at New Orleans that The Scufry - Pee
yailing alarming and fatal extent m The French
haGiug fleet number Of officers have ais" d'ed,
inciaduc the first cuenan, Of the piigcme and
crciaIy of the embassy Two tga!es and three bfl,s
were at Sacracics Tie Laur!er had boicn her cable
Sept, . and been driven 10 sea- and not been heard o!
on tie 2Gh when tie Erie left There 1000 hirAI'
csus III tho castle Of San Juan dU!ua and UGin Vera
Cruz, mostly, however, raw recruits. Cannon hAd
been placed the terraces Of the HOUSES and TIE "ri
icaons vel! garnisied with oIdnnnceIc streets
batlcaded, &c. Genera! Rccon commanded The town
sam, Juan has 100 pieces Of cannon. The Ere was
al Tampico, October =: all was tranquil 4 corduc!a
from tie mines arrived September -, with million
the res, for England. No vessel % war lay there
Danish mrTcliau, brig had got in with 1900 barrels
ulbTanGr, and $50 jars Of oil, which sold well. About
~ individuals had been arrested in the interior on
charge .! conspiracy ogains, the Government among
them Generals Gomez Faas and BoZa.!e, and father
Alpuche. The French in MeXico Cily remain unno.
ltsied. The Enc md Grampus brought S!2i 900 IN
silver. The French bockad'ng squadron were concen'
inlIng ii Vera Cruz, awan: the reinforcement rom
France. The Mexican Government have Gec!erd 4
large loan A military chritan had hrrn suspended
for taking $1,000 from conducla TO pay his trn"ps
PEssAcOLA October l3.
.Narai-Th only ships of IN port, are the
| Nachrz The Ontario, and the French Brig {" War Du
noIs, the La Peyouse having sailed ON Monday last 10
rrinn tie BlockaGIng Squadron
The prevailing opinion on hoard Of both the French
Briggs of War lately here, is that the differences between
the French aud Mexican Governments this,
brought TO close The negotiations were IN such
when they left the Mexican coast as 10 leave no
doubt that they about to result III pacific and
satisfactory arrangement GG-Onc.
A letter from halamoras to gentleman in this city
dated Goth Sept states that Mr. Brennan. The delegate
from San lar,ICn tn the Texan Congress prisoner
al Matarnoras and had been for the last two months
lie had been captured by party Of Me1cans going from
San Patrico 10 the Aransls The letter speaks of
great cIamgr having taken place al Ma:amo'ns within
lew days Nearly all the civil authorities had been ar
rested md prison. under orders from Gen. Fr
lsoa he Of their arrest had not been ascertain
ed. S"nie persons wc!e inclined 10 think IT the effect
u e'"S?"ary "E"'"S' ''e P's-rn' ''""c@i sn.ti"
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NEW ORLEANS, CGt. 20
IrNAs.- We are indebted To 'npt simmons, ~ HE
schr Ann, arrived yfsierdoy lfnn GavfSon ;or finuS
ton papes TO tn" 9Th instant J hr entire tf'he OF Ton
krwn Indians. had been captured by the czens OF The
West and take to Victoria; having been surrounded in
tier Camp they surrendered without the least SLOW OF
Resistance
IL was thought that when those oi the tribe engaged
in the MURDERS mentioned IN our last had been punish
the remainder would be permitted To depart
The crew "i a schooner arrived al Galveston from
BnIiimore picked up about i''y bales OF cotton winch
they fouuG Hoang near the Gun strra'n.-.3crTt>sr
News From MEXICo To The Cnrrier If Yesterday,
we are indebted for particulars u certain important events
recently t;ansprrt in M,xic On the Sih Of Octobr,
the Garrison Of Tanpico rose in arms aud pronounced
in yor Of the Constitution of I-2i Lieut. Col Mon
tenruro was cinseu Temporary commander Of The place
The former lnYernor General Jose DE- las Prlrcs and
several other officers were taken into custody aud
bark. d on board the Danish brig Adelaide Alter get.
ting t, sea- tese officers were landed q, the DGassos ST.
Jaco
IN, rrvrn,;orisls 'cnunI on the ipfuuc. Of Don Vi.
r,aulipas They have with them Don Manuel Nuncrs,
Via 'Jh,y h,v. 1000 ,ocn urdcr arms and mr.. in