Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11
IMPORTANT FROM VERA CRUZ

lMfOh AM rhOh SEht INV
New ORLEANS, April 2-To the courtesy Of our
American Consul al Vera Cruz indebted for files
Of "E Censor, from the l4th to the lT;h inclusive.
On the 10Th express arrived from Mexico, commu
nicating facts which show disposition in the Govern.
ment to ratiy the convention with France. The news
of the amicabs arrangement caused great nicng in
the Capital Immediately on he receipt of the ntelll
gence, President interim appointed and invested
with the Government, and on the next day Buslanene
put himself at The head of large force and marched
towards Tampco for the purpose Of putting down the
rebels there, who making head agons. the Govern
ment. The ministerial papers scribe his forces fully
adequate to overwhem the feeble resistance likely be
offered by The broken and dspirited FedcralIss. lie
was accompanied The expedition by Gen. Corazar,
as second in command, From these movements a. the
seat of Government, 1t is conclusive that the treaty
with France about TO be ratified or perhaps had al
ready received The sanction OF the Executive Authority
Busamente the President, would not precipatcy have
lett the Capital and directed his whole force against the
insurgeut Federalsis, unless all apprehensnns of
French invasion had been quoted Neither Is 1t Proba
BILE that public rejocings ould have ountrd event
in Mexico, which was not viewed by the General Go
vernment with appreciation.
Another fact which conf this view was, the expect
cd departure Of conducta from Mexico for Vera Cruz,
laden wal three millions of dollars cargo n" precious
metals would certainly be sent TO port that was la
bic every moment TO be captured by powerful and eXas
peraied foe. There many reasons which must con
spire make The treaty acceptable 10 the present ADM
nistra.on in Mexico among the strongest OF which may
be reck"ned the instructions breaking out III different
quarters U; the republic The rebels hnd lately made
great their forces augmented I'll, they became
Formidable and the party seated IL power became alarm
ed for their safety revolutionary sentiments had spread
extensively and grown popular; and the name OF Urea
became associated in The minds q! the people, with the
idea Of delVerance and enanc patton from tyranny in
tbis dilemma, the Government might we'll rejoice at
opportunity of making peace with foreign enemy, in
order that all lis force might be concentrated upon the
rebels at home, who daily encrcaching upon It's
thoty and iinpairing its stability. We have doubt
that Gen Urea had much influence in bringing about
the paclhcGlon the British minister BE this, how
ever, il may, the effect is the The treaty u.s.
no doubt. ratified and Franc" and Mexico peace
The Diario del Gobierno, (le1ico of the 9Th March
contains circular TO the following mport:-n the
Penpo ntiary of His Majesty, the King OF the French
shall exact indemnihcatcn for the expense Of the
or for any other motive, bis Exceency the President
has advised that all Mexicans. WHO think themselves
titled TO decentralization for losses sustained in
ouence of the with France, shall piesen, their
camations TO the Government, duly authenticated that
they may be put in opposition % The said demands
Buiie,in
TEXAS ASp ME1lco-The New Orleans Courier of
the lst instant says: ave learn from entitled
to the uinos, credit that there is every probability that
the difficulties between these Republics will he amcably
adjusted, and hence the appointment of Mr. Bee as Mi
mister 10 Mea:co. peace between both countries will
be equally beneficial both parties and hope before
the lapse OF many months TO announce so desirable
result"
The Vicksburg Wing of the 18th ul, gives quite
gloomy picture of the monetary affairs of Mississippi
II represents the darkest days OF 1887 presenting but
faint picture Of what is exhibited in every
and county Of the Stale Goods have been sold at less
than half the FINAL cosand lands and negroes have
gone off under the Sheriff. hammer for one fifth of their
value.
New YORK, April 5.
Meeting Of Young Men at Tammany HaH-There
was oTeshowing meeting Of the Young Democracy
at Tamnany Hall last evening. The spacious rooms Of
the building were never densely filled; and the
warm and determined spirit that peryaded the
semblage gave earnes; Of the vgor with which the
coming contest will be conducted Never before have
the Democratic Republican Young Men Of the city
infested more enthusiasm. Their purpose ia 10 reform
the presen, psogae administration Of the city, and if
they once undertake the task there be doubt that
il will be done-PoSt