Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30

nr,s,,, al specie with pr. fit, The Liverpool took
rattle amount. believed says The EXPRESS, 10
have tr,n <p-ce that has been laying IN New io'k BE-
i,r In ne Bank 1T Ennland. There has also been
~ ,rmand on the New York Banks for specie Ia 60
-. n ,nnush m, To large auount
un l., uis Mcl.ane went out in the Liverpool.
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$40 Or,rAxs. Anpus, ll-The Indication. Of a
-, rur,hcot"n between Texas and Mexico, are CIR.
Iy r,I, catering. As convection Of this fact would
.,,p q iqyrtalle Influence upon the growth of the
,ut republic hy Ire encouragement II would give 10
non. ana the COZ dpnce il would inspire, a Stale
" Mt VI rhr reasons upon which the expectation is
,,drd NAV not be deemed out Of place. The necessity
6 ;, Do 10 The greater, consequence Of the reports
.n,Iy crulalt ,espt citing second invasion threat
.,,d rs Mexico. During The two years past, the war
lid on Nv 'hrse hrlligerents has been only nominal
!, > intestine Gisscnsious in Mexico and the quarrel
-, Faro. forbade anv offensive operations hile the
r., ,Es we're content 10 remain within their terri.
aus So long their enemies retraned from moesiing
.n Alter The difficulties with France had been
Oh cnbIy ABUSED. apple hrnsicns expressed lest
"a. pr,,, and in:a,natnn Of Mexico might mslead that
,ruen, INFO another hopeless mpt to retrieve her
a.; u.cv.ncts Some encouragement was given 20 this
;,rsss hv The ridiculous ass aud menaces Of Santa
An, The good sense hswevpr, OF BustamPne. and
.r officers Of stale, rejected the mad scheme of
ord INVASION. The idea OF regaining Texas seems at
Is IL BE- entirely abandoned and obstacle now him
~ The conclusion Of peace but the sulen pride of the
N,rans who unwilling 10 acknowledge themselves
=, on!.hrd ~ ioes they effect much To despise =
m, II pr.lndces and scruples this ground, must,
h, ,evr give before The urgency OF that
,yl 20, u .esin 10 act powerfully.
Tar is every ground for believing that the Cabpet of
Great Baln feel Il TO be their duty and interest to in
,,,,e N the matter M-xico is kind Of protege of
,p. aud The certainty of Texas becoming great cot
I'm c,awng region, has made The English people very
A., ans the establishment Of commercial relations
nat must prove materially ben, fetal to both parties
lbus viii be that a double motive invites Eng
I,rd 10 act mediator Her intervention gladly
accepted The quarrel with France, and the effort al
,.cnnc,lon vii doubt b. successful WHEN backed
hy 81 influence upon which NJ xco hangs dspend-n nj.
Bat lh- fact is. that Mexico, whether willing 10
Isl, 10 Uvertures of peace, will be compelled to
sqhm,t 10 terms She has not a single vessel of war
81, and her Commerce and msTiiIme coast is eit
VI bout pro,e con Al the same time Texa- is rapidly
rugm' nnng her naval force: IN few months i"rml
Gs5e fleet viii be al after viii Oh il will shortly be
Known what fleet hlockades and commandments will
have Mexican s,uhbornness We are confident that
the appearance OF Texan squadron before the port of
Ntra Cruz. will greatly aid the friendly mediation of
Great Britain, And between the two iD}uencrs of
frce and persuasion. strong pre- bahiy exists that
tresy al amily and peace will put end TO the
tnus and prolonged contest Such cnnsunmalon is
mist dsvnu,iy be wished for The benefit, only OF
Mexico and Texas but Ui other nations, whose Gem
must suf-r in greater less degree from The
OF hostIlties ~ u BulttiR.
LATE FROM MtXICo.
NEW oRLEhNs Aug Si-Dy Tue ARRIVAL OF Tue iaSi
ta,rg schooner Cunanche We have received our regu
lar fss from Vera Cruz 10 the e;h md from the city OF
N,x'co 10 The 4 h inst, inclusive The return of Bus
tam u,e power has been signazed by two acts which
IN opinion bitter satire the policy OF Santa
An, The first Of these sets restores 10 lie press al
lir rig's and pnv g.s hich il formerly pussessrd-
The second snnus The celebrated conrac, lar loar
concluded by the hero Of Tauaulpas. hch would kav,
ben extremely hurdrnsome to Mexico. The deman"
fr lis being annuled presented TO the Senate by
con mi,ep Of The chamber Of deputies the 29;h o.
Jul. ard that body having given d,cislon desired
hy The chamber. the follow ing published in
lie otfclal journal Of the Cd instant:
MINISTRY OF FINANCE"
BIS EXcpercy the resident has addressed to me
The following decree
"lhr President Of The Me xcan Republic makes known
10 nhstanis Tint The supreme power. at The request
q The general congress. ond in conformity 10 the
s,,uon declares whereas the authorities granted by
lhs Legislature The l9h nf April and 9Th January
sas cnn,p bend no issue of Mexican buncs. and per
mortgage OF The revenue without The sanction u
TIE unc: And Whereas contrary to these laws, and
WITHOUT authorization the government has II, cied
London contract for lean Tor The sum o. Ei3O0 GO
Sterling The SAID contract declared 10 be null, being
contrary The said laws. and 10 the 9th sectlon article
Il 1T the I'd constitution u! low &c. DC
Dated al alaxcn this Both day Of july, 1889
"MELCHIOR MuZQUlZ, President. &c.
"Ordered 10 be printed. published and distributed.
palace OF the National Government of Mexico.
"ANASTASlO BUSTAMENTE
"a transmit The SAID decree for your informant ON, aud
that it msy be pu, force.
God and Liberty
"ECHEvERRlA"
Another decree relieves Gen Tomas Andrade OF the
penalties incurred by him in not returning 10 Mexico
wthn the time fixed by The amnesty OF 1883.
The following appointments have been made By The
Government: Juan DE- Dios Carnedo, minister OF Fo,
r"gn Afas; LUIS &. Cu-vas Minister Of the Interior;
Xaver Echpverra. Minister of Finance.
Inc paragraphs which publish below. will give
ont readers ar IDA Of The present slate Of Mexico
The L. schooner Boxer Com Nicholson. heong-
ing to he squadron The Pacific Ocean, anchored IN the
pot { Nazaesn The eth June, from cruise along
lie Nest m coast of Mexlco
((Orrtsp0ndencr IF the L0uSionian
Extract ol a letter from Vera Cruz. dated
"AUGusT 8, 1880
THE political position Of this Country has taken
h'i'e dsc"urnsing account OF the measures taken
by tnonsne since his resumption at the Presidency,
"hh are IN opposition I" every thing done by Santa
ann whilst he held the reins of government he COM
r'rcfd BY changing his mnisryihe first stroke nt his
he afterwards established The liberty OF the
p'-ss which had been mu7zled by Santa Ana, and he
h'snce caused congress TO annUl The last loan made
~ Benemcn. which discloses the most scundhl"us net
tvst perperaied, and which will annibiate the little
e'~a' vet preserved by The republic in Europe But he
MS had great satisfaction aud he aie OF his country
Is III" least Of hs Sui there are people perhdI.
aus tn"ugr TO land in The newspapers The services rem.
c"'ed to The Republic during his reign All these occur
rnc1s "a you may suppose are not OF nature 10 restore
tranquility Vera Cruz IS commanded by The brother
IN Ia" OF Santa Ana General C"ro who, when he learn
60 ""nera Gaona had been appointed governor oil The
'a-'e {" Uua declared that he would not allow hn' TO
take possession OF Ina, por, and that ne had 2CO0 men
Including the convicts. under his command 10 oppose
law "a. uis Can be otherwise than III state oi ap.
peh- nsi"n' Execrable country 49,
Ex'rac, Of another letter from Vera Cruz dated 9Th
August
They speak Of project Of pronuneiamiento. which
vii shortly take place here II is expected TO take place
asso"n Gen Gaona arrives, who has been appointed
Commander OF Uiloa by Bnstamente. Santa Ana ma
n'g's this Thing urderhandedly This wretch no has
covered himself with ignominy by The acts OF his ADM
hIsi'Ron. wants 10 make insurrec,on against Bus
an"n,r, because The latter blamed certain shameful
contracts whch hp had entered into The chamber has
lh>t annued The contract for loan, which Santa Ara