Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26
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| New ORLEANS, Nov Eve had two arrivals from
Mexico yes,ertay-one from Tampico. the schooner
D0rc. which left that place the 29,h ut, and the
schooner Souherner from Ma'amoas having sailed on
tie ls inst Both these vessels brought specie 10 the
amount and names subnlned.
The Doric reports the departure Of the brig DTiScou
the Goth ull from Tamoico for New York, with about
six uuHpRED THOUSAND DOLLARS in specie. The Bri.
s PACKET sailed three four days previously with oSE
I MILLION AND British irgate was 10 leave
snun. with about TWO MILLIONS During the period the
Dorc lay port two conducas arrived from the Interi-
or bringing IN large quantities oil specie
| The Courier dos degr .hondts contains laudatory
discourse Of Don Angel Morales. bishop and dean oil the
council comforting the national decOrntnns on Gen.
Santa Ana Tor The ''g"rnus Victory OF thu 9th OF Dec
and petition addressed 10 The Prrsden, by Mexican
uilcrI francisco d. Paula Oria Lurge extracts from
| those documents having ereocy been published, and
there being longer interest Upon The SUBJECT We wal
moi occupy the attention OF he public with them
| We verbally informed, that revolutionary move
ment had taken place the city o! Mexico, III favor oil
the Federal purty; but that the Government had bren
prompt and decisive in lis measures that II was imme.
dIalely suppressed In the city OF Mexico the Federdl
| party seems 10 have but few adherents
Tranquility prevailed throughout the greater part of
Mexco- business had been generally resumed. Large
quantities of goods had been advanageousy disposed Of
10 Tamplco Vera Cruz and other cities, and the demand
Tor them continued TO re very great
On line night of the Sd October the French brig Fanny
was cas-, away near Vera Cruz. NJ Lalande, her Cap
tain lady passenger and Of the drown
ed Three OF the leaders OF The Federal army, OvIedo,
! Nuguera and ugase had escaped from prison The
sum Of two hundred thousand dollars, constituting the
last inslame of the indemnity due France had been
paid to The French Consul a, Vera Cruz
IN Orleans Bee.
Correspondence Of The Bee.
MATAmoRAs, Oct is, 1899
Malamoros is as dull as possible This of affairs
has been changed by the return Of Gen Canaiso-
The garrison, consisting of 700 men, has been put
on half pay The treasury is exhausted, and il sup
plies speedily received the troops will be in great
distress
! Colonel Lenus and his unfortunate companions, are
still retained prisoners in this city They TO be tried
| by court martial.
Ii is positively stated that the Fedealists 10 the
Der Of 1900 men. commanded by the icencale Canaes
and Sapala when The capture of Lemus was made
| known, had fallen back upon Aredo according 10
some, Bejar, according 10 others and That they con-
tnue TO keep up hostiiltles in these provinces The
rumor reached this place that 400 Texans had united
with them for the purpose OF restoring the federal
government TO Meyco-and that al one period, it
was their intention 10 march upon Mnamoras. We
know the Texans too well 10 be alarmed at this inI
teIpence-we know that these gentlemen, admitting
that they have taken share in this movement prefer
the mules and Of the Mexcans 10 the federal go.
vernment have reason to believe that The States
Of the North have al present any intention OF separating
from the government for the purpose OF establishing
independent republic. Ii Of those dreams that
has never entered into the brains OF any but that of
The editors Of the Louisianian-l wish it were so, but
YOU may rest assured there such object entertained
Very truly. yours, DC.
LATEST FROM MArAMoRAs-Ca Captain PearsalI, of the
schooner Byron, in FIVE days from Mutamoras informs
US lha, little before he left, regiment of Mexican
troops had set out from haamoras to attack The town oil
Mipr which understood 10 be in the hands oil The
Texans. This move Of the government troops will
probably hasten engagement between them and the
federal forces the Rio del Norte. His numerical Gu
periorty will enable the federal leader TO cut Oft The
whole regiment, whose absence from Matamoras must
loTrr nf hat lan
blem and Camanche upat hlaamoras for New Or
leans; and they arrive we may possibly be put
in possession OF important news from that part OF Mexico
The Byron brought 932 900 IN specie and d. mules.
Courier, Nor. Id.
The next news from Matamoras is looked for with
much interest," from The peciaon that The result Of The
expedition preparing against II by The Mexican Fede
ralists will then be asceralned large body Of Tex
ians had joined the attacking party and great hopes Of
success were founded upon the strength that these
powerful auxiaries would impart 10 the Federalist
my The Mexcans have exalted notion Of the for.
midabeness Of Texan soldiers, and not without
the conflicts Of the Alamo, and on the field OF San
Jacino, having furnished ncontestibe proofs OF their
superior proves. But II may we'll be questioned.
whether they would be equally effective, if co operating
with Mexcans, as when employed against them. The
Texan Government has acted wisely in refusing sane
ton tue interference of her citizeus with the domestic
qnarre Is of Mexico. Nothing could be gained by Goa
lition with the Federaiss; the two races cannot anal
gamate, and an attempt TO do so would De sure 10 en-
gender leaousics and contentious Besides, an open
espousa of The of Federalism might lead 10
Their foreign intervention, still more powerful the
par: of England or France. In The meanwhile, the
neutrality OF The Government will prevent the c
lizens Of Texas from joining IN the strife Great
bers have already crossed the boundary line TO Join the
standard Of the Federasls; more will no doubt follow,
tempted by The gory Of revolutionzng Mexico; and in
this way The Fedrrslis, army will r-inorcenents
numerous and efficient as if the Government openly
took part in the war-.f. Bulletin, Mop l6.