Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21
(From the Louisiana .3drertiser, June 10


From the Louisiana .3drertiscr, June ~
.; Co,m;rre arrived on SatGtGsS 1ronr17
L. ha lei, on the lst inst brings intelligence NJ me
canine Of an armed schooner, be"ngng 70 'he
rty. after about ten minutes acil"h a"u h""',! " ny
possassinn Of the bar o Inmpco ny 'nr Sen.ia n
Feds,,I;srs in Tumpico under command 81 General cI'
rea are SAID TO am,:un to 9UO men. .,;
Gen Bus,amene was hourly expected from ahemita'
with 500 men. Gen. Aristo despatched sch"o"e' ~
v,ra Cruz fot eight pieces Of heavy artillery upon 'he
arrival of which he pufpoed making The atiacR upo"
The town Of Tampco and conhdentis he "' SUCCESS,
that he said 10 our informant, that be would aEe "c
place without the loss OF a man-Ihe goVetnh'e
about 1ampicn, estimated at ilUO men. :
The Captain ofthe armed schooner ana I'VE OF s@ %
hi, men were severely wounded in defending their yes
sell -,
From The Louisianian, June H.
FROM TEXAs.-By the steam packet we" i"'",
which arrived last night from Texas, we have received
Houston papers TO the 7th ,h.s.d ;,
The steamer P"nchartrain, recently Pn.chaseu W
the Federas party of Mexico, put INTO h'atafo'oa
few DAYS since in Distress one OF her hol1rs haF'"s
hurs, She is in the hands Of the sheriff OF Ralngoida
county awaiting The orders of Government
The steamer Neptune, formerly engaged as packe,
between Charleston and New York, has been purchase
by a company, and Will soon be placed III lhe I'e" "
leans and Galveston Trade. .
TIE news from Mexico, says the Houston Morning
Star concerning The reception OF Col bee ahoneh fA
aclIy what every person who has reflected fora moneh
the subject, ln9glHeu " Wpuiu oeitH'h'' n"''>~
BILE xcilenenl in the community generay-1fesl a"A
ie,p is fell to gain further tidings from Coz! bee
One Day Lnter-The brig + Captain Dr'sc"H'
also arrived here in the same tow, from maiamo!as
aving left that port on the "a inst ne tfp''' :" us
having been captured by The government party, Turns
out TO be unfuundrd ltoppears, they waheo 10 Pu'
chase his vessel bit not having suicIent means Tue
orders issued TO seize her accordingly lhr persons
20 ordered board and desired him I" SCI SAIL 10
which he objected and they, finding him resolute healh
showed off from The vessel in their absence he ho'-ea
his sas and cleared out Captain Driscoli says mat
had h. remained day longer his vesse would certain
~ ha We been lost HIM lie also states, that They are
very all American vessels in regard 10 duties
(F7om hc v o Bulletin. JDnc l2
FROM VERA CRUZ.
BY The way Of Galveston, late dates have been re-
ceived from Vera Cruz brnugh, hy The EmpreFHrl" up
tain Longscope from ha, port having sailed me SECOND
inst The advices from Mexico 10 the 2o'h uI'I'n"
The Federal prisoners taken under Mexia are many OF
them employed in working the streets of Vera Cruz and
are treated with The greatest cruelty. The government
papers slate that the number Of fedeEass hli''o ava
; ounded 81 the overthrow Gi ala1Ia Is oGU
General emas with 100 Federas,s i still IN te VI
cuy Of Munciova, and now seems to be regarded nV
the Governme nj as Their most iofhiuau'e e"e"y
He is ssd In he brave and skui officer and very much
Sit Ia avy EFT ats II pes the
Government much slaitened in It's pecunary resources
by the late difficulties and it proposed TO dismiss all
the superrumeiary officers curta The pay oil the remain
der stop ali PENSIONS increase the taxes and again re-
called upon 10 disgorge some at its enormous Treasure.
Col Bee left Vera Cruz for Havana The 2?th Ultimo.
Santa Ana is said, is watched with too much jealousy
for him 10 be OF any service TO Texas, were he go DIS
! posed
In rampco The Federals,s sill! resisted The efforts o.
the Centrass 10 put them down. II was thought that
the contest between The two parties not yet by any
means ended The Government papers boast much nj
the victury Mexia and say that il is on
cessary send l2 Is 900 Texas, in
order 10 eradicate every trace OF INSTRUMENTATION On
the subject oi the threatened invasion, the Galveston
Gazette we'll remarks that the notion is preposerous
! When The Mexican Government allows body OF nsur
gents, numbering scarcely Than thousand of is
own nbecie czens, 10 place lis own existence in The
utmost jeopardy. requiring all ills energies 10 put down
the tuInu is scarcely Ia be upprebended that without
unanmity among its public men-whnut funds, and
with no disposition among the people To san the
sure-any thing like formidable army could be cent
into Texas But the fact is, that if The utmost unan
nifty prrvnded the whole nation the first aitPmp. al
invasion would be met the frontier with force that
would effectually settle the question Of the ability Of
fexas 10 maInlnn the stand she occupies
i commercial house in this city has kindly favored US
with The following extract of rrier received The other
| day from their correspondent at Vera Cruz:
"a private letter from Mexico. under dale Of May 25;h
infnrms Us that the Rev DIR Nudcun, Apostolic Vcur
Of Texas reached iha, city the 18Th OF May and next
morning called to his respects the President ad
interim. who would moi him, under preext Of bns
ness. That night at l2 o'clock, he conducted 10
prison. where he remalns without any hope OF acquiring
| his liberty present
| 1.-THE Mexican Government is organizing an army Of
| 10000 men. with which 10 recover The sovereignty of
their los, Province of Texas and appear determined 10
make desperate effnrt TO effect it,"
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
New YORK, June l7.-The packe, ship Rhone, Cap
tain Woen, has arrived from Hsvre We have received
by this arrival Paris paper of May l6th which is one
day later than any previously received
We are also indebted to the American for proof
containing extracts made from French papers received
at that office.
The journals speak of Paris as quiet, after the san.
culinary tumut of The preceding Sunday. By a royal
ordinance Of the 18th, the Chamber OF Peers was conl
tuted nt o a Court for The trial OF The offenders.
On the l4'h, 'l.e Chamber Of Deputies proceeded 10
the election of President and two Vice Presidents in
the place Of Msss,s Passy Sridane and T"'"
The results were follows On the first ballot. there
were 422 votes. or these, NJ Theirs obtained col ~
Sauzet l99-the other scattering.
OF course there choice. On the mex, ballot
there 224 votes, of which NJ Sauzet Obtained 2l3
exactly The lowest number by which a choice could be
effected Mr.. THEIRS received 206.
The Chamber then proceeded 10 the choice Of two
Vice Presidents when NJ. NJ. Cameron and Jacouem
not elected the first ballot. Their competitors
were Messrs De Sade and Benz Dflsssert.
On these elections, The Mnneur Parisien, SORT OF
semi ical paper, ssys-"7l;e election Of President OF
the Chamber does not present The character which some
papers pretend II Cabinet question tina. was
u determine the choice The Der utiPs therefore, voted
according TO their personal predictions without any
purpose Of making sjoriiy for against the new
Cabinet This is fact Of which il is important 10 cs
tablish the truth -
The Journal des DsJuts Of the 10Th ul SAYS "The
quiet Of The city has not heen moment interrupted TO-
day. The public authorities still on the alert but
the riot finished Paris has resumed its usual sp
Pearance after two bloody days.
From Spain we find This intelligence:
7tlegraphie Despatch
BAyoNSE, May 49, 8 P. NJ
Cabrera still in,ercepts The road TO Nadrd-Four
mails are due. Espsrero the 9Th master Of Ra
malez, and would attack Guudanlno on the 10Th
The Minister of Commerce has ordered present of
one hundred francs to be made 10 milkmaid of the
Seine neriure, HON has recently been found the
cow peck. and who hus submitted to the experiments
necessary her the existence Of the genuine
primitive vaccine dstrmpPr
The construction Of Orleans rail road is proceeding