Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18

nd twill not cease 10 Cypress md rob them
while The dreams continue 10 run or Tie grass c"n'
N crow" II is evident from The tenor OF lhcsc 'e.r,
,b,I ana.o i. norcn ui lie character ard resources
nj The different hostile II h n Teas, ahc W Wy
tusnn If The country ci1;n'd hy them, ,1,S U.o
evidently ilcite oil the 6. anrchd i"s ~is ~
,evcd hos;I!.iics rs,l:r. for The purpose o. ah1 'nS
an, citizens than ,yilh he expectation that tney WI" NC
enabled to make any serons impression upon 'ie Gou
try II does appear that hr has c''tnfGahce u 1py
extensive con5ina.tun II lie hostile HlIts "es'"s ~
couu,rv and what is singular, the Ioweche, So''han
ches Wacoes keachiea aud ir"nips are not mehuoheu
in these letters Most Of the communications are afec'
cd to the Indian tr es .! the Tinted Sa'rs' Offering y"
duremcns for hrm 10 renee 10 TINS county anu
veving The assurance taiipY shall hold II by the rEa'
NJ conquest should they be- successful We rslpce un'
the xecutiyc has taken prompt measures 10 .e
,tnrt Washng Inn 81 ese reechf fnus ara uasiai"J
aemes Of Mexico insriynte Ire Indians 81 our siset
Rrpublic to crr.rprc ~ eSrrn'iha Ing war upon "u
b,-Icrs We sincerr!y trust. that Government VIII anopl
efficient NJ, |" restrain The refractory tlo's "hc"
is be we'd concentrating on the western ooi
DIR Arkansas and conue them within their respective
sectional Limits
We have been informed hy gentleman recently rom
Bexar that the merchants Of thai city are unable 10 meet
the REPEATED demands for goods far the Mexican Fades
le states that few DAYS before he lril one radef "
Tho ri, Grandp arrived with S7 000 in specie which
he intended To rxp"nd Immediately for merchandise IN
that civ we believe that goods 10 The amount al from
slOO UGG 10000 could be readily sold at Bexar Tor
errCie or bullion.
S,-sral traders from Chihuahua have lately brought
in CONS BILE Quantities of silver in bars directly from
the mines of that State. Brxar IS improving rapidly uh
der H. effects of THIS new stimulus OF trade no I'M
noitn intelligence has recently been received from Ma
ia,rotas The Federal forces amounting 10 about liuu
men were in vicinity of The city but were InaciiTe
They WIRE commanded by Gen I.emus. who is consI
drred one Of The ATTEST and most Influential ui the Mex
can lradrrs.-BEtiein.
(F,sr, the y Orleans Bulletin .Junt3)
We have been shown n letter from Col Bee, the Tex
inn Minister 10 Mexico, dated May lG.!, directed t" he
rrxian Consul in this city, from which, we make The
Elow ing cxirac,s:- have been passing several DAYS
very pleasantly on board the La Gluirp, beautiful 80
gun shin commanded by NJ lie Comte Laine landed
day, Gen. Ficora expected an answer from Next
CO by express and have not been Gisappon'cc he IS
desired 10 allow me 10 remain in Vera Cruz, until they
can consult upon The prnpriPty Of receiving me" J he
very fact Of my having teen permitted 10 land ana Of
being lrraed cuurteousy by Gen Victoria, Governor
CT Vera Cruz, is highly favorable 10 Texas
sLArLs-The following remarks from The Houston
tTcxas) Morning Star, shows that the people Of that
country Justly indignant al the project OF ntr"duc-
ing slaves from Cuba into that Republic. Our govern
me nj praise for the prompt measures taken to
prevent citizens ficm pros, cutting this disgraceluI
traffic:
ave learn with much re rret that several vessels have
been ted out from Tew Orleans Ia proceed tn Cuba and
smngae slaves n'n our country The Course INTENDED
10 be pu d in lfrc;irg this 0b ec is To run the yes
sci up he Sabine and lsrd Them on the u coast
which the transportation Of them across the river
into cur country would be- but tie work OF moment
The Government OF the S have taken measures 10
Illustrate this accursed EXPEDITION by appointing Capt
Green formerly clhe revenue cutter Woodbury. United
States collector at The Sabine, who is provided with
sufficient force 10 forward the accomplishment, OF The
design We d. sincerely hope that il the report he true,
land We cannot doubt IL the officer Ill be successful
in capturing The individuals engaged in this business.
and that the penalties Of lh. law Will be enforced with
the utmost r'gor and decision.
"Lieut Moore andh Fihy .Mid<hipman' Under this
hrad the Globe Of Tuesday contains short cnfresron
dcnce bctvr Secretary Pau!dng, and Lieut. Moore 10
which The former, abiding TO The reports OF Mr ai'"re
being appointed Ia The command othe le3an Navy, asks
inorma ION upon the latter, IN reply, states
that he lad agency in circulating The rep s 10 qups
ton end The fact of his still holding commission IN The
u. s. Navy alluded TO- as sufficient ev'r"ncr, that he
has accc pied appointment IN the Texan service
In regard TIE runors .! dissatisfaction or ni rsigna
ton cn the part Of the Midshpmen in The u ). Navy,
the Globe SAYS bv way If isuiaton that tor some wttk
past there had b. hu, single es gnacn Of mdShip
mans warrant received ut The department. As TO The
ground work OF the rumnrs. the Glcbe says:
The principal for This alleged deseron Of the
service r he United States, stated in the article alluded
IT, is that The Secretary the Navy had delayed the
.null ex7mnn,nn of M.dshipmen for nearly two months
We are nurmsd that this pOstponrment was owing To
the expected arrival Of several mIdshpmcn entitled to
examination. from reign stations who, not here
in due Time would he pat back whole year, and thus
lrsc the additional rav 10 which they would become
titled if sucri ssu in the trial proper regard To the
clain,s If these rGnc delay Of few weeks; bu,
enabled To- state that preliminary measures have been
taken "a" examination about the middle OF The present
month y
Msrcu or TRoors A detachment of Light Horse
Adultery. NUMBERING about ID men, under command of
car,ain Samu. G.nagod nf the United States army
len The Carlisle Pa barracks Thursday last. for the
grand rnrnmpment at Trenton, IN. ~ The officers and
well mounted and presented quite martial
appearance t cling great credit upon their command.
ing officer who in his appearance and address shows
forth the soldier md the gentleman Alter spending
few months at Trenton, We learn, they are TO march 10
The Chesapeake and take charge Of that important and
highly interesting fortress. Fort McHrnry.
On Monday last company OF Dragons, commanded
by r V Sumner, an able aud experienced officer, num-
herring about eighty men nso' lett me barracks on ,he'r
march TO Trenton The remarks relative To the artillery
equally applicable TO the latter; both officers and men
looked remarkably we'll and fine specimen Of the
stamina Of our urmy.-.7meriean FOiunteer.
FAuar,rn srnryos The attention of the public is
solicited 10 the advertisement OF this ghliu establish
mcnt, which appears IN 10 day paper Inc Prepafa-
tons for receiving and entertaining company, are made
the most liberal md extensive scae.-The bathing
BE- surpassed any ~hsrc. Elegant balhs-hot
cold, Of uIphur q the common water, and Of any
temperature be- lad nj a moments warning.
The original plan Of The proprietor now fully deve.
oped. The grounds useiully laid OH, and forest
of trees in full lcaf-nerspersed with flowers and rich
and uxuriant shuhbery, presents to lie eye living
picture such have often been painted 10 the magma
ton by the novelist and poet We have certainly never
seen any place more beautiful attractive; and there
is every promise Of early and full season When The
spncous accommodations are filled and the whole scene
animated with the beauty and fashion, which usually
attend, safely promise that no place in The u
States can be found, where those who seek health
pleasure, more certainly be grahed
[Harrtnton Times
STEAM FRIGA1Es.-Ths Pennsy vnnian of Saturday
says: 1--WE learn that orders have been received from
the Navy Department for building steam rignie at The
Philadelphia Navy Yard. and that another is 10 be com
nenced New York. il is gratifying to hear of this
both because il shows evidences of determination on
the part Of the officers Of the TO keep
with The times in regard 10 The navy, and LIKEWISE be
cause il will furnish employment 10 number of our
skul md deserving mechanics, who in oil that relates