Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-06

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was ready So il ended, notwithstanding iha ne ,n,
nboe word Immediate found place twice 10 ms
IL If gratifying 10 our national ieehHes " "sI : -,
result, 10 The causes indcaed but we ae]ufe 'u''' 49,,
IN We desire INTEND 10 take our sanG uP"" '"''
,,e, will bring with hem convection as we P'eetu
F,r i,e present, will just osA, as preliminary '
lnaand 10 this day dcaed her orders 10 Oh '""" 10
as Never that We have heard Of. she hiny F"ss'oJ
hare shaded them down lItie IN dIPloii1''e h''e'
n,,p since to save appearances, OF which, however
we know nothing; but we d" know, mat she sa'u w.
,h,pp in contradiction OF tiem through any n''"iS',
al the Crown either house ol Parliament, ~"en s
, The news OF the military forces assembled by Name
S,on the frontier and the fifty thousand volunteers
yoled BY Congress 10 back them II necessary III 'e
lIouse vi Lords Lord Brouglam up5!ald:d MINISTERS
,,,h bciDp in the wrong making the additional remark
,:,, ENGLAND had sill fame enough in arms TO recede
from her false and dan yerous position Then "ouu
have been the time Tor Lord Melbourne, as her pre-
ner to have come forward with denial OF he oreefs
may well be Argued that the taunls OF such an adVe'
amy would have drawn The denial out, had The ORDERS
never been given had they been essentially exceeded
The Foreign Secretary, Lord Pa!merson, said some m
ror.at things in the House of Commons, alter The ne
arrived; but he did not dsavow the ORDERS we mght,
therefore strongly nay, irconeslibly infer, on such
negative proof alone that Sir John Harvey ad ms or
,efs Parliament the natural place for dsav0wal,
nllrr The lssue SO publicly made up between tne ,.
and Great Brlain-an ISSUE III iact OF arms he issue,
us things then stood peculiarly solemn; for, II VIII
no, be forgotten that SIR Johns claim to exclusive u
risdcliOn confirmed, the instant, by The British
MiIlscr flcnIpolehthry dt " ashlhe'oh, III u"suose
The most explicit
We shall hope for pardon in taking passing notice
Of enc Of the minister pie notes to Sir John
Harvey II is that OF the 9th OF February, in which he
transmits the Temporary arrangement between MI o.
syihs and himself mid in which, recommending lis adoP
ton lie says: Il think it best becomes servants OF
sovereign choss generous turtGrancc IS untquaucd IN
The horu of nations, to refrain from further action until
time shall have been afforded her Majesty Government
10 al.enp, the adjustment Of The difference by friendly
means" The urds alicise are, indeed, highly
courteous Blu, all criticism is dsarhed in the recoec
ton That los ally may take lis oitiest flight when exalted
bv sex When Mr. Pecival was prime i,psier uf Eng
land the Persian ambassador IN London rd him that
his cuunenance sufficient 10 illuminate the aiulos
phere that he the diamond ni diamonds and Brilliant
of brllian.s After this, English Envoy may De Arrow
ed say ohs young virgin Queen that her generous i"r
beurance was without raral!eln human history We have
no quarrel with him. but the contrary, Tor SO gallant aud
loyal an erie nuIism Asfor bis advice to the British Ma
io Gener al 10 refrain from further action considering
That New Eng land Wasng for him with meE IN
arms tvs MY lines numbering his own, might be
tempted pc baps TO hnt that il was PRUDENT But we
cheek our thoughts We loo sincerely rejoice that no
drop of American blood shed by British soldiers 10
allow ourselves gel into any other vein If feeling
We reiuce TINT biter couuses prevailed in England
ey, mis- developed themselves. As for the United States,
they never desired, much less scngh cny other means
Of settling the difference Than lrlendy MEANS 10
MIR. Fux's excellent expression IL was The British
who were for appealing 10 force. Governor FnnEeId
was far from usrins threats as he WAS unmoved by
them
But here 70. the presrn, we stop We intend dsvot-
ing another article the subject. in Consequence Of
come highly interesting correspondence we have inrly
seen in the Richmond Enquirer, between onr minister
in London and Lord Panrestoa the boundary ques-
Lon We think thai readers cannot fail 10 lake an
interest in ill., and i, will lie province 10 anal we lis
msierial passages, drawing attention in them.
The public have learned with great satisfaction thu, Mr. For
sy,h TIL frontier, where, doubtless, h I'M
rcan, been further and personally given o"ats
advancing Ihe .sottaons abo"t the louu4aty '!"e
Cyy. HousroS This distinguished Trxan. vito has
been here on visit 10 lis old lieEcs for the a>, month
or two about 10 return 10 has own young Repubic-
He ha nuGr ARA 10 spend The entire summer IN
This country and had ded so far as bowling Green
on his way 10 The White phu Springs, where he met
with intelligence which induced HIM to come back TO
Nashville, with view Of returning 10 Texas WIN all
possible exle don He will IN lew days gn intn lie
Eastern SECTION of this Stale visit his relations and
friends there end repair thence through North Alabama
toward the SsblDe.
We understand that il is the Generals Intention to be
tst home" in all The month OF August-so that II IN
Septenbrr the hexicans should deem 1t IFrdteHt 10
have a brush with the young eagle they may have an
oppouniIy Of meeting old acquaintance, and be as
sLuS. reception. Although private ciilzen
and able render her IN the hour Of her peril Should
any Of The apprehended difficulties arise between Texas
and iicx sa,s fed that this short visit OF Cen
Houston The United Stairs will prove III no way pre-
judicial 10 lhr Of his counlry.-hdshrttc Cnson
TEXAS a bright destiny is in reserve for Texas
Every ding is working Tor her benefit The SANDERS 81
her at home have been put dow by JUS, All.
minis'rnt!cn OF The laws honesty and gond faith In
England II has been announced IN Parliament, mat
tie British Minister a, Mexico has been directed TO ne:
guiaic iur the recognition uf the Independence OF
Texas eEG The French Government, Is at this time
deacrn;ing nr"n the expectancy oil similar r"cognl.
ton Tins however. is oil. Aware OF the ohstI.
nate and unysidng temper Of The Mexican rulers they
will be mode 10 understand distinctly from the Govern
ment Of the U. States, that II they shall ngalr march
army into Texas fer the purpose OF oYeI'Ifo"ing
~ 4 hp
urirendlv feeling towards this country, end The people
will be allowed freely follow their ncraons in TAX
ing part with Texas The result OF such movement,
backed by bounty Of Government Land OF i've nun
bred acres TO every volunteer who joins the army of the
Republic, with his rifle Tor the campaign, would throw
twenty-five thousand men into Texas from The Western
Stairs, in three months. We incline, however, 10 The
belief that discretion in this respect will govern The
Mexican Government and they will recognise exas the
moment lley arrange for valuable consideration
~ S'dr.
FRoN NoRruEAsrERS TExas-By gentleman ar
rived yesterday from Nacogdnches. Texas, via Nntchi
,oches and Red river we rarn that considerable excite
prevails in the neg hborhood OF ST Augustine ana
Nacogduches, in realiun TO The hostile movements Of
Bowles the Cherokee Chief who, IS eared, contem'
plnles hostile Gsn. Rusk had sent expresses
in different directions for all the militia 10 turn out and
| had already collected nearly one thousand men. HIs
camp when cur informant left, within two miles
! and halt of that Of Bowles, and an engagement was
hourly anticipated
EoSlcs in the meantime, hourly receiving rein
forcements from Arkansas and The struggle expect
| ed TO be severe.
There is little Doubt in the neighborhood of Nncos
doches that Bowcs has understanding with the Mex
lean authorities and that he has been nsgaed to This
hostile movement by promise of immense grants IN
Texas in he succeeds and that moreover The ieH
cans have oprepd 10 attack The Western frontier in the
vicinity Of San Antonio or Goud 10 ins,igate them still
farther We are anxiousy looking for the results OF the
action near Fort Houston al The forks OF the Sabine AMI
the Trinity which must have taken place on The 18th o
I4,h inst unless treaty had been effected between The
Vice President Of Texas and Bowles, of which there
was little hopes.
The kicka poos warlike and dangerous tribe, whose
skill with the rifle said be great as that of The
Tennesseeuns, Kentuckians Texans, have joined