Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

''thc Princess Victoria, with Mr.. l. Eilicp. ~
.ho goes to a bany to consult with Gov Allcy rs.
acling the Of Captain Davidson, arrested on W;
de Vi the line.
We learn from the Houston (rexas) National B:nns.
rat Gen. Hun late Minister Extraordinary to lns [
iates, returned 10 that city the 3lst ult Dr. Aasa
ones late member OF the House Of Representative f,l
;fas=o'ia, goes cut 10 the United States Mn!s;e: ~.
IL place oi Gen Hunt.
Extract Of a letter from citizen Of TEXAS fprrnrrlr
{ Baltimore, to his friend in this CITY, dated, H,us.n
august 6 lc}-
runner in last evening from the rontier 50.
g that the enemy, in consequence OF the bUckateos
Mexican ports. had taken turcIble possession a'
0rpus Christi Of ports. in older TO carry on
niiaband trade, and that Col llainss had G'en ni-.
them: also man others and that Gen Wall tr- com,
lander Of the Mrxcun o'ceI was looked f'r GIy Iu-
lupany 30 which beong, named after the gallant AMI
Iuch To br Iainened Milan one Of Tie first ma;Iy:sr,
Of Texan liberty. have rendered t"Ir services
t- executive, and there Is To be meeting ri g.
this evening take into consideration the sz9,c
ncy Of accepting the services of the company Nraa
commanded by Of Tie heroes q! ST Aurnn.n a.!
Bpxar (C0l. Vim. G.. Cook, Of Richmond. Virginia an.
one WHO will sIard fall with There are many
other companies raising Throughout. the Republic.
have just heard that our services have been arccp:
ed, and that will prepare TO march on the l2.h cs,
u e have just heard Of the death Of Col I Gaysan
one of our candidates for the Pres trncr, winch
took place in Keniuck y-G General Lamar Is Uyw Ire
only candidate for that Office -Bat. PatTs9t.
FRvM lEAAS We nave Inc houston NdGONa H1G.
ner August 3. the Telegraph OF the city
Br.zorla "PsopIe" to Aug l. Chiefly from the ic.s.
graph We extract the following: " J Sur.
The funeral fthc late Chief Justice Colilnswncrh took
place Tuesday last the 9th. An orsIIun VAS ce..
yrrcd on the occasion By A Tonpkns Esq Tie
remains followed 10 the grave Ivy large
Of citizens, including the Masonic fraternity OF It's
CITY.
They have lately committed many depreLatI"ns IN ,..r
n"i.Eborhood Of that city and Gonzales The scrlirr
have become generally alarmed and ioTsahrag n"ir
plantations and removing into the towns II singular,
however that the Camarchcs near Bastrop Continue GH"
friendly. A party Of citizens recently enclmprt
with about thirty warriors OF this tribe, who they met
hrh upon the Colorado, and treated by them H,.l
great friendship and hospitality. We lear that some or.
rage has lately been committed above BrXar, hy som"
party o.! ndScreet men, who have been more anx!rG,
grasp Land, than to preserve the peace that had been
happily established between our Government ara
these Indians.
since avoid 4 suit instituted against him for the mar
der OF Indian, has been arrested at Bexar, with an
accomplish named SaGr, for the robbery Of 'e church
that place About 90 pounds Of silver, including the
cand!-scas and one or two silver images, were found
IN their pnsscss!o They were therefore Immediately
convicted and severely whipped They AFTERWARDS
placed under the charge Ut escort OF four men tor :
purpose of bringing them TO Houston; but al Columbus
the escort intercepted by the Sheriff Of CpI0ato
county, and Justice Of the Peace, and the prisoners
released! They have since gone towards Drmils
Landing. where It is supposed they intend escspng 10
the United States
"CoMmLncr.L ISrrLLIGxycER The frs, number
Of paper under the above title, issued Cay
two since at Galveston. 1t supports Gen. Lama'ly
the Presidency.
MEXICO.
rRISDExr BUsTAmESrE's DIscorRsE The follow.
ing 10 the discourse Of President Busiamene, delivered
The close of the o the National Congress,
the 30th June, lS3S:-
GEYTLEWES The constitutional term which finishes
this day. presents circumstances important for the e
public they worthy the attention and examination
OF lis legislators Whether the internal condition OF the
country or It's external relations he considered, you w
discover during the period which has iransPeG siTcr
January OF the present year the favor OF Providence and
the protection winch II has dispensed among to sacGe
the peace and The renown Of Mexico among civilized M
tons. Turn yonr eyes gentlemen, 10 the difficulty N
which W. involved, aud reflect upon the
Gus embarrassments we have overcome. and upon the
necessity OF general and constant cooPerauon in ORDER
10 ward oil those evils which may Otherwise ai!ct
county.
Tranquility is being re.estabI;shed, and the bands d!
rebels who succeeded temporarily disturbing
tain quarters, have been dIscomied by the Of the
Republic. The paltry few that remain viii dl.ar
pear! and the safety Of the public roads and villages Se
perfectly established IL must be Of salisiar-
ton TO the national representatives that the rebellion has
been promptly put down The reflection ,nat the
good Of the people opposes n"ncibc obstacle, TO
solutions sill greater cause t congrauation. Al
in regrcng the evils whsh civil has caus4J,
happiness b. the maintenance OF peace md urdcr
Hsre the Inter based such solid ionndations
the differences of the Republic with the French Goverr.
ucnt would draw down general cxPcTation upon the
scdltious The friendly relations which existed wln
France have been interrupted lis naval force nov block
ade most important habors and comm, other his.
Titles. The ulti:naIum OF the French Minister n,
admissible as the dignity and honor Of The Mexican
ton rvarabe. Consequently, the negotiations
have become complicated and the difficulties bp;r
SIDE have reached the hgheS; point In spite of the loyal
efforts and intentions of the Government Of the R'pun
c 20 prevent these alterations by honorable HrasGits
FOR both countries.
As Congress is already informed Of the prs'enson of
the French Government and the grave injuries aa IT,
fences which thu nation have suffered from It's hos,Irs
IL cannot iai 1spprecIaie at It's proper value the pfU
dent and digniied conduct Of the Executive IF horror
not the dearest attribute OF free RcpubEc o.
between two friendly powers less psiGdIcIa!
To our interests and welfare 1t might the thought hd!
the Government should have inclined 10 one of those
extremes which 1t has sought avoid. Bat you.
gentlemen, well impressed with the Advantages Of
that system of frmness and mode ration hch %.
taIned that respect which the Of the Republic
' for the preservation Of its peaceful relations IN To-
reign powers
The hostes committed by the French nnya forcfs,
and the blockade suffered by ports would haze JUS.
titled the segees! eprisas the part OF the R"puo:
But gentlemen since the Government has firmly P:tl'
hIshed The naiion ii has thought i, best conci;iae Tie
French Cabinet by lis generous moderation, ,hcs nay
adopt another line of conduct consonani wh Ge.
coiun and he interest of both countries
cannot decide with certainty what will be kr term.
nation OF these unhappy differences but eau assure yDu
that what ever 1t may be- it will comport with the dignity
OF The Mexican nation. Disposed 10 sustain in case Of
emergency, which we shall not have provoked,
and DESTROYS of an honorable peace between Me4eo aud
France, the policy TO be pursued by U.s. under .oc c;'
cumsances, cannot be questionable
You ale aware that the U. S have acce pied the aria.
tai'on o! friendly power, proposed to them by the GO
vernnen OF the Republic, for the establishments the
n FnrtItp -tat- |
have depored The unhappy state Of relations have
never doubted that that Cabinet will aid in Tie rational
and just accommodation of the phiIanthropic sentiments
existing between Mexico and the H. S. am no" tar