Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25
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(From ke Nc,r Orleans Buiistia
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Our Gdvces received Saturday by arrivals I. =
1ampico, Matamoras and Vera Cruz TEEN WIKI l
darkest forebodings 10 this unfortunate country F.
every State and department accounts Of treason and
chs were pouring IN, and under aggravatIons that
Lear comparison with those tragedies commonly ace
in old Spain. TIE Mexican Presidential char !. O.
sinscure q, present Santa Anna wielts the iron =.
OF command with great Gexterly hut h,s blows ar ,.
quired TO fall thick and heavy, that there but Zee
hone that The hero OF Vera Cruz will be able to b.
out very long. Already the States Of GuanaIul'o. Is
nalisco and San Luis de Poos have successful res,
ed his mandates; aud al the !ates dates, we're msE
vigorous efforts 10 Teoiganlze an army, that $ecMu
indicate the Necessity for the immediate REGAL. &. /.
The forces under Bustamenle and Arisia, 10 pes,
the total annhation of Ccn;raiIsm in The interior s
General Urea the news is not al all without hope H.
is surrounded by Bustamente and Arista; and o. rs
night Of the 27th ulmo, the latter succeeded sufyr
ing and capturing small fort commanding the eni'sa
to The river. where lay trlfling and alarmed sciaoaa
which also fell into his hands without resistance, exc.
what the bravery Of single French officer, with
five or six Of his could dolhe rest Of his dass
squad surrenderng without blow! The city Of L..
pco is so well fortified by the Federa'l.ts hst BIZ:
men,e though, it useless 10 attack il without no
means; and accordingly he despatched brig to Va
Cruz for heavy artillery, &c
We are under obligations 10 the kindness Of Caps
Randall, of The schooner Mobile from Vera C'uz, bo.a
10 New York, who touched al tie Balize on the 9th ~
for forw arding files Of The DinyiO del Gotirao.
Of Mexico 10 the 25th ult Our best acknowledges
also due 10 the gentleman who brought up our pas
ages for his courtesy aud promptncss The Mog.e d
! mrdia,ey proceeded on her why, all well
The Censor Of Vera Cruz of The 18th May, anncuao
the arrival Of the conducta that morning, with Tie
l"winC amount Of specie viz:
First instalment Of the French indemnify, S2Nh
From Mexico -"
" Puebia -
~ Jaupa -
Total, SOP
And from The Daro del GoJerno Of the 2irh, wee
that another concucia left The capita! that morning
Vera Cruz amount unknown.
In order that some IDEA may be formed regarding
real state Of the interior Of Mexico. translate tie
lowing items from Santa Ana's official Gazette:
"On the 18th May. the comnandant genera! Of d
chncucan and Guaniuato advised the Minister Ct !"
and Marine that Manuel ES!ez, al lie head ot 3DH,
entered and took possession Of Uruapam on The l2h q
after severe contest, in y hch were killed On
sides, the Government troops succeeded in t.s.ot5
them from the forts.
'.On the 2ls, The citadel Of Gusdalajara was tsrs
by ensign OF artillery into The hands OF MuntHsl
Garcia Vargas, and other popular leaders Of the pan
in the department al Jasra ii was immetlaiei! ;.
isoned by mole than 400 FedPralisis.
"hbout the same time The squadron Of opcitots
Durango rerol,ed and openly declared in layct Of
derasm."
The above facts, selected from hundred Of sn
plion, enough 10 make il evident that sy'n
capture OF Tnmpco Is not TO decide the contest be'"'
the bclligerent parties
All the Mexican papers in our possession make
mention Of the ambassador from Texas.
From tie Louisiana .9drcrfStr, Jane IS
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO -Caplain h
!: ney, Of the schooner Emblem. arrived YESTERDAY n
Malamoras, states that the 4,h inst. ('wo days pr
Gus To his departure) 500 Cumancbe Indians alto,
the Mexican residents on the north side OF the r''
Grande; killed about thirty Of them and undt'eo F..
destroyed every thing they could lay their names OK"
A passenger on board the Emblem, also inio:ii
that Gen Lamas had taken possession OF the G.;
Durango, the capital Of the State OF That nanr a""
The town of Salillo. and was marching on |s.a"S
about 2U0 miles distant from the former place
The whole interior was in arms against The no''
ment and it was supposed that General Busa"
would have to quit his station near lampco nna !
coed TO The interior. Matamoras was still IN poSt
; Of the Government party; consisting Of about l"th
| who, instead OF rejoicing at The death OF Gen ~
| were so disguised with The vainy and cruelty 81
Ana that il was supposed they would offer Their -
ance 10 the federal army in case of an altscH' v"
was daily expected. A Mexican passenger "n 'f
laughed at the idea of the Government parry ent's
ing even hope Of ever being able 10 take possf.''"
| Tampco. ..
HAvAxA, June o. -
| TO the Editor file .Mtrcury e..
Sir arrived here on The 9Th in the FrerG. -.
| Frgate Phaeton, NJ. Goubn Commander We )"
| eight days from Vera Cruz-baring had head "'O',
| whole voyage. An arrival from New OfIean'!s''
brought papers of that city TO the first Of Junr =.
contain remarks, founded on the first ebuIIIsoR =
ing evnced at Vera Cruz on hearing that an as5.,.
| Texas was on board U S vessel Of War, N ''''
ters But il is due The citizens Of Vera Cruz a'y'
| especially His E1cellency Gen. Victoria Ctt"i.,
of that Department, that should correct 81! '"F
impression upon this point-as after being a e| " /,
on board the beautiful fifty two gun ship ia
/ Monsieur lie Comte Lame, Commander. 10 ""'
| pitality and kindness | am everlastingy inGt''
landed under The sanction Of Gen. Victoria, aho ,'"
ed in his city ten days. in The perfect erJoy"'n'
liberty; and receiving at his hands The ~" OF, .er~.
gu!sbed courtesy il is True. that after se'efa1 ,s'
ncallons With The authorities at Mexico, "'s
that | could not be received the repteSt"p
Texas But there was no ndIgnIty oiefeu Nv. =
and unlike King Davids Ambassadors 10 Na"O", a
turned on board The French Fleet, without W! ~
ing shaved. ..,.
1t was perhaps expecting too much OF Mex n
pose she would receive me-lnherItlng' Us ~ o-
The pride Of The Spaniard-Mexico EeTsrh h'' 4
recently been acknowledged by Spain, ai'e, Il:
para,ion-but Texas is forward oant'n-. Beaj
thought the sooner The mother eye was mel Wv A
if she 10 be rejected with ifowns' sue
pore it-ifreceived IlIlsmiles be graiheu' ). 4
is, Tor has been) that have not been feeen -, e
bearer of the Olive Branch from Texas pur,y;'i
broke-we have done our part. and iiaue' U.s.
day is not distant when definite treaty
be established between Mexico and leA'f'
as it must be, by lasting peace
am. Sirs,
Your most obi servnnt; pGf
BERNARD