Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-23

,r;,cd treasures Of Tie great Wesi shall ioa' oPoa
,h.s, descending current" few minds coud oehefe
I'm, This was any other than "such stun as ORR "a
made Of" Bat the prediction was accomplishing ~
in his day The numbering cannon nesei .cc,ma
.,crifying appeal, than when It's SUCCESSIVE &c., Tho
inns alopg the whole bright line announcer 'i' W"
nuu,ai unIon between The vast lakes Of 'he o."
the beautiful Atlantic, was consunl!na'eu i'e', ~
GIaddpr note poured into the patriot ear :''e w cu
erarallon Of 1916, than The assurance "nch VIZ" 10;
o :, ,l,,i th.sc Internal communications: heSe g' r
,rrinr silver bands, were 10 form Inc strong
.,icnGy npun and sympathy with 'E"se u's''' '.n
rro now bIough! into such near co!u'Iu'", o. row
before scarcely known 10 each other oy hnMei NV
uokinr hands with each other Gs next uoof "e'S''''
Such are The great resuIisoi Laoo1.
so,p,rIr ATRocirY -.4n american Consul mu'ar'
ri uuder the sanction Of MEXICAN anMori"es'i 'e.ts
addressed to one of our most fespeciao'e eo'"'
ho,s,s states that Mr. Langdop, the Americas e"r
g.. ANNA de Tcrminos d;cd ie" days previous run
hlows received from negro at Lagnna; tnhuet S"-
# one of their jnstices) lie had been most 'usy
treated and sent a dungeon, where lie re'ai"FN '"
n;rh,. with condemned criminals, from whence nc
succeeded in escaping with his lady 10 small Vii'aGe
Lo,ucen that and Campeachy, where he uied % "'s
wnunda His lady had gone up to lamp achy anu III
ord.r from The old Judge had followed hrr 10 ofh5 "''
hack Laguna 10 answer the charges Nv
band. r ,,
tn The following remarks Of The Editor we heartily re-
spond: . x.i;,,,o o,,.,v
,,rcle of sympathy which the Mexcans as Atnercans
we're entitled to receive from the citizens OF the u
Il cannot be doubted that in many parts OF HleS'c", all
IDEAS of law and Justice unknown TO most Of the in
d,yiduals invested with authority The towns and VT
Isres on the sea coast If not in the INTERIOR may be
likened 10 the palical communities on the coast OF ou-
maira. with this difference only, mat lhelf ih"aod"'s
lack the courage OF the hlalays.
If would be a folly 10 enter into serious war, lot
the purpose of furnishing such nscrcants sun our cI
Gems have right expect protection from oisi com
try The commanders of our national vessels IN lhe
Gulf sh ould ceive instructions to inlet snch chasse
ment on the villages where people suffer- as Com
modore Downes gave TO the pirates o! Sunata !, Is
plain the argument of hard knocks is the only one tat
can have any weight with such men as The Judge 0!
Laguna-N. o. Bulletin.
From IEXIco-The arrival Of The schooner u ii
Wertcr Capt Dclve, at this port has brought adV!ces
from Vera Cruz as late the 18th ult. Al that time
affairs remained without any change but with the pros
pect of speedy termination OF the war with France
The blockade was still kept up with rgor very lew
inhabitants remained in Vera Cruz The British MI
mister was daily expected from Mexico, 10 hold con
ference with the French Admiral, TIth vlew,t vas
supposed of communicating The acceptance by Mexico
of the ullimalum of France. This however, was all
conjecture British feet of twelve sail, were at Sd
rricos - N.