Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

received his hospitality gloss Of wine AT tn pace
our Minister was waited on by the AID OF me oose'h"
and wss rendered guard Of hnn"r Tor the protection
his person aud property and !" escp, n " wv sa
Mexico This is Of those civil things ~hich 'ehn
IN o,ve evdencesf the friendly feelings mat are enter
tanned for usTfsS Mpxicsn GoyernInen Tor DOUBTLESS
General yictorn HsdHs instructions from ms S"veIn
mon, and comm from man like General ", who II
III, 10 ,an.n,hered wss The first President of the Re
! pubIc and the Only who has errvea out ms 'nn
term IL is but reasonable 10 believe lhete was "ao sn
certify in it. IL; os, ;,;o,
f,r b;s Law krowledep and sn,esmsn!ke qualifications
as we'll as for his gallant brovey Us t"c'er. was
present ut The official interview nf our minister ano ."
nodorp with the Governor and can therefore Tell y"h
h., w,s CyorahIv immersed with the various nutllns
Of the man; he is ubour five ee nie or len inche heh
with slo"p in his nix questioned ny amehrss IN one
leg fifty eight or sis,y years 81 age; %n i,i'
,,aub,, he man sunny days Of tr"pc-'
climate md the 1iass Of and diplomacy These
combn,,ions A. Edo produce The knitted brow and
.,;nL.d a n no has lived TO The age OF
| The n,a,v;eu 8E Tan Judge Eis Commodore Ciax.
ton. AND rsfvicoria was very gratifying leaving
an immersion on my mind tia, Mexico was all h"norn.
BILE debtor. and that she WON'T" ray 10 cur enz'"s,
,b,oueb ,e Government all just can they have against
her WHEN fully satisfied OF the claims doubt not tut
that sppedy arrangements wIll be made Tor me qnda
lion of them and The adjustment OF all differences
4 Then will renewal ~ iiosf hFho'J ir'd''''S
hch should xist between the two Repuh is and which
won,d tend so much to the interest Of both countries
After this interview, We returned to the lodglngso'
Judge Ellis took iraVe oi tn, and returned 10 me
ship Judge Ellis expressed himself 10 me IN VAIN
terms ON the pleasures Of the passage from New York
and The continued kndnPss.s and attention he haa re-.
ceivpd rannGt hal say TO ynn, that was Hfty tne"
pleased with thu Judee-a pe"liena" o f'rgn"' man
-,, and nprerahl. ia con vprssiinn nat such MINIS.
Ter as is every way suited 10 make pnssagr III man
of war, pleasant to himself, and agreeable TO all.
We have been favored with the following ex rart of
a letter received Ivy gentle nian OF TINS CITY from a
officer on board the Constitution
L. s. CONSTITUTION. ~
VERA Cruz, jane II. 1857
Dear Strive arrived here yesterday alter lung
massage Of 2s DAYS from New York The winds were ee-
n-rslly light and variable, hdi when the rppnru i-
| lrrpd which was seldom. "Od Iron S'drs proved sue
still retained her reputation as "a fast sa'ler and so0u
boat "
of Mexico and IRE sail for Pensacola 10 take IN more
provisions from thence Havana IN ill up our water
Commodore, Captain and al! hands qn,e ~rn
MEXICO IO''E'"t''S fo'''
NV ORLEANS July ~ We had not sufficient lei
sure On Tue SHAY evening examine with attention our
vuIumnuus flies, received from hle1co by me wafer
Witch We give to-day The mosl important iems OF IN
! telIgence ccnaIned in Them
The idra of undertaking another expedition against
Texas is not entirely abandoned by hr Mexican Gu
vsrnmeni if may form npininn from document
presented the Chamber OF Deputies by TUrnel, the
minister Of war
"GenlIeinpn" saws he addressing the House, Sit is
row three NJ nihs since the President nd inifym sez'd
the rpins Of government with firm and energetic hand,
and the adopted by him, with the aid OF Pro.
vide resulted in giving peace and tranquility 10 The
r. public al home aud abroad "
Afar coed DIAL nf ridiculous homhast in ru!"psing
NJ honor, virtue and perseverance, and after al.
Intne TO The former operations of the M'xcan armies
in Texas under Santa Anna, the minister fffrs 10
the cha mhPI The projsc' of law 10 winch the council
had asserted /, il in these words:
The executive is authorized to incur all the expenses
necessary paciirn,r The department If Texas and to
take all measures which he shall think proper for The
accomplishment Of thai object :
In the Diario Of the 9Th and l2 June is contained
the long correspondence between Connel Bee The Tex
ian envoy aud SIR Gorrs'iza the Mexican minister #
foreign st'nrs i BPpeais sr"m This correspondence
that the Government never willing In receive Nr
Bee in his official capacity ard far from wishing
gnaie the suhiect Of 1eSinn Independence, il DR.
cares by lis organ, the minister that will
sen, n dismemhermant Of The national territory.
/ The Darip takes orcasion from passage in one Of
Mr. Bees letters. deny the fact universally credited
that Santa Ana during his captivity in Texas. bad pro
missed 10 exert himself TO procure acknnw sdgment
Of Texan Independence The following is the passage
/ from Col Bees letter:
/ 81 think there il improperly in my approaching
Gen SANTA Ana Bal shoulG supprse that whatever
his pr, aiinnde towards Texas may be- IT ~nnd be
regarded us suspicious although you know IN" General
Xss al Ssy 9ss aSod N'rE ""
spnlituen,s and by principle of P"'lcal sagar'-
~ In heraling him he was left to do as ne thought
proper" nc.
Colonel Bee in wiring thus 10 one Of Santa Ana 8
companions in captivity certainly aware Of what It
expsdvnt for him in respect 10 tue General 8
conduct al that period FrrhGpsit would have been hel
Ter omit all aU6nn to Santa Ann q promises made
under those because they could not be
expected TO bind the Government. And yet in spite OF
the denial Of the Diar. there lie no doubt
TIM Santa Ana did pledge ha faith 10 The purpor which
! has BEEN imputed 10 him MT only did he give THIS
pledge Ia The Texan Governmen but lie repeated II 10
General Jackson, with whom he opened correspond
and entrraed his good ohrrs with The Texan au-
ihoriiies Ia him large The TEXANS undoubtedly
never placed the least reliance this pledge however
s"lrmnly made and frequently repenlrd They knew lis
value well to anticipate benefits from H. should Santa
Ana find his advantage in Violating il. The Tex.
uns were deceived By Santa Ana, notw hsur din 9
his plausible exterior and his s"enn prnirsta"ns -
They acluated Ivy deeper policy than the shallow
cunning Of Sana Ana could comprehend The Effects
Of their policy in lherang him sill felt in Mexico,
and will continue 10 be felt during his lifetime
[LouSianinn.
MEXICO June l5,h 1880.
or the political events that have hela!'Pn, md the
high handed OF Santa Ana, you doubtless
fully informed Ynu perhaps do not know, however,
that Gen Cnrazar has for time been very Ill treated
by Santa Ana and since the cspilulaton ni amr c"
is manifest that since The assassination al the heroic
Mpa both CortsZnr and Busamente have been IN close
CORES pondpnce with Urea This md the facility with
which Asta HON Santa Ana hates he dnrs The devil
possessed himself oil rompico have created doubts
and msevings in the mind Of his excerncy os to the
final issue at his ambitious prr ect: IN consequence he
has procured Bravo 10 be elected President nf The CON
tvs del g"bierno. and gives that he manufacturing
his farm for the establishment Of hs health a. the
same time the mpfessmpnt OF soldiers goes on as holly
ever, and even actively; and fni what purpose
There hut two assgnahle (uness they are
apprehensive that The French will still give them r on
ble) the 10 firmly establish military trspoiism
and The other 10 invade Texas. The Government IL