Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-28
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nose of landing passengers and ireigh. aessu .o S
pnrt from Tumpco BY this conveyance ra a oetn re-
PJ the particulars of the surrender OF iamPico 10
c , Coma,nmen, army under General Arlsia. The
fr.,,lists Ind sttonp force IN Inc Town a. Tue uhe
which was we'll fortified, and strong nope W eei
t,ined that the garrison would stand s,ege we nave
n nrva,e letter which states that the soioies were
80 nrcb dissatisfied with the articles OF capituia'ion
rr tho treaty. had been signed by the oihcefs they
remained under aims twenty-lou' hou's .''"s =.
occede 10 the convention-llrealehing aeI'" " Tue
Centrolists f they dared TO enter tne Guy, a'u
vengeance upon The officers and citizens, lot
I'D ,beu, into the hands Of the enemy. FOR me
feoIs were felt lest the city would De given up 70 Ps
hv The exasperu,ed soldiery. Bot by some means OF
other they were length pacneaJ No Violence was
a,d hv General Arsta the CentTai troops 10 uie
nhsbi,sne- private property was respected anu 'ne VI
mos, rood order and tranquility preVaiiea. ne terms
g. ,h ,pnty were certainly very advantageous 10 me
dnoI;,,s All polical offences were to be pardoneo
"a be officers and soldiers who choose, were pefmitleo
IN retain their station aud rank ~ me hfihy GSen 'ne
~ ,hei General IjIren was included in the amnesty
nrovided he determined to accept Of le leis' ~ 'e
lime of the occurrence he was absent from ian'Peo
In consequence OF the umcable arrangements between
ia hIligerenl ps1,ies foreigners resident at Iampco
rxperienced no molestaon. Every thlng te''aeu ""
Of md business and commerce VIII now De iesu"'
md now on in their accustomed channel many SUI
20 and ,,mnrs were atoal with respect TO me means
b ,h;cb the Government obtained this o'oouess ,'oo
~ Some of the jealous FsderalIsts lntlina'e 'ha .
Fede, rails, officers suffered themselves TO De lape
,;,l in Tho absence of Urea However this may Oe, II
ia oui,e certain that the captua,ion oil iapeo has Pu
nm end for the present 10 the cause OF Federalism
The accounts from the interior were cohtrau'e,o'y
II seems 10 be thought the general m2ression mat w.
Government had lrumPhed al every po'ni, Emo ,he
of the capture OF Tuspan was current at lhe unc ~"
Warren sailed The capuetion OF IamPico looh P'a.e
on The 9Th of June. On the 9Th inst, bustamehe We"
10 make his public entry into the city IL is gIat.'{'s
10 learn that the lives and property OF ioies" sd ~
Hir,,.
Cnn, w A. Spencer Of the Warren, ior ms eAei''""0
and strong n,erposon in behalf Of American citizens,
nv which they were secured from all har either 10 he
persons or effects 1,
W. are indebted to the kindness OF commercial
friend for the articles Of cupitulutIon we annex
On The 9TH of June, 1880, Coils D. Manuel Mara
lurria and D. Nariand Fernandez, Capt Jose "aa
Cas,anstes md Lccnt ID. Miguel Lnzo, oil INC acti's
battalion OF TaxeuIa having met TO consult aoou. I
mna,inp the civil dIssensions, the two former auo'
led by Gen D. Mariana Arsta, and the later ny me
commandant of the forces at Tampco, Col u 'ghnc'o
Escalada both parties being found duly competent '"eS
discussed in the following order: :
That Gen. d Jose Urea, having lett The garrison VI
Tampco and considering any resistance on 'he pel''
said garrison be useless nnd also sinCeIey |es"us
10 avoid the shedding Of Mexican blood, and to put an
end 10 the civil war we have resolved 70 accord the fol
lowing articles 10 the said tori
LIST The garrison Of Tampco shall lay dow their arms
within the precincts Of said fort which will be occupied
in all morrow, by The division OF General u Mariana
Arisa. ;,
Cd All the individual residents Of Tamplco, who WIZ
comply with this capilulaon shall be guaranteed lhet
ves-,ier property employment and pursuits allowed
by the supreme Government, excepting those accused
Of other than political crimes.
Sd. The prisoners who may be with Tie forces when
operate against Tampico, under The command OF Gen
D. Mariana Arisa not included in the clauses OF TINS
cupilulaton
9TH The chiefs, officers and troops active and perma'
ncut which in Tampco may continue ~ Inc ser.
vice or leave il, they may see fit The civilians ana
militia shall retire TO their homes with the aforesaid as
suiance.
5th The chief officers and national or civic troops,
which NAV be found in The hospitals shall be assisted by
the means Of the supreme Government ill their reesia
blishment- such aid being considered necessary 10 ena-
Die them To return 10 their homes
9th. II Grn Urea will embrace this cap'uia'ion, Il
will be on Tie condition that he will not remnin nj any
point occupied 10y the Federal forces and 10 noIm ns 10
his locality.
AID An The chief ,iiicer and troops which may be
without Tarnpico after the ratification nI this document,
can si embrace lis favors provided that they rrPor!
themselves 10 the authorities of The Supreme Govern
ment d, The place nearest them
| Jose Bernardo 3uer,a Manuel Maria l!urra,
Juse Maria Fcrnundtz Jose Maria CasianaIes.
Lie. Miguel Lazo.
approve Of this Convention.
IGNAcIo EscALADA
| ralifv the present Convention, remnrkng, that the
additional article relates solely 10 the forces OF The gar
rson of Tampico hAnIASo ARIsTo.
| Thus has terminated the strife Of Tompico, without
b,oodshed. Let congratulate ourselves for such a
happy event eulrgsng The conduct OF those Mex.
cans who know the real interest OF the country Inc
anarchy which has been detrimental TO the prospe'
rity of Tampco has terminated, without doubt Let
us endeavor, that the tranquility whch is TO succeed
the agitation and disorder, will remain forever :
Peace suitable for commercial ci'yrevoutlon ts
! ruin!
(Erom The Louisiana .9drfrtSer)
LATE FROM MEXICO.
The city Of 1smpico was surrendered TO the govern
ment party The 9TH instant; the federal forces there
having ca pirulatrd 10 General Ais'u and the troops
under his ccmmprd Treason WINS known 10 exist in the
federal camp, and materially tended 10 produce The CUR
render a gentleman, passenger on the United States
soop Of war, Warren from Tampco, and WIN came up
this city yesterday morning, in the tow.boat Muhcan,
| informs oil the above.
Buslamena 10 make his public entry into Tam.
pico on the 9Th of June.
The U. S suop Warren brings only $4,000 in gold.
We find the following in extra Of the Bee Of yes.
terday, dated Tampico. June 9th.
General AIsla entered with his forces yesterday,
ending al once The federal and restoring tran
quillity.
The presence of The American soop of war Warren,
and her able comma nder, William A. Spencer Esq, has
been Of much importance to American citizens residing
here and TO the commercial community in general. By
the unceasng exertIos Of Commander Spencer his ire.
quent interviews with General Arsta of the Government
party and General Urea The Federal party such
ditions obtained by him from both, add much
TO the security Of all foreigners and their property
| Commander Spencer made strong interest with Gen.
Arsla al the time the caPuation going on, for
passports for several Mesicans who much compro
milled in The revolution, Offering bis ship asy UNI
for them, which secured by him from the high cha.
racer his firm honorable department had created
and The respect with which lie is viewed by Gen Arsa
Too much praise cannot be given 10 Commander Spen.
cer for his firm and generous deportmen, during his
stay of this port, merllIng he Does the thanks
| of this commercial community
| At The reques, Of the merchants Of Tampico, Com
mander Spencer kindly undertakes to proceed TO New
Orleans 10 give the important information Of the cap,u
laon of this town. that the merchants trading from The
u s. may be advised thereof.
FROM TAMPICO.
| The u S. slnop Of war Warren, having sailed from
Tampco the 9TH instant arrived at the mouth Of The ri.
yer on The I4h. After having left her letter bog on
The Pilnf The WnrHen sailed for Yern