Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
From Tie .Nep Orleans nerala, Jane ).


From tie Nen Orleans Herald, Jane5.
TWENTY DAYS LATER VERA CRuz AND MEX
Ico-The barque Eugenia Captain Biscoe, arrived
yesterday morning from Vera Cruz in 2i days, Civ
ing 20 days later.
The news is important aud interesting.
The u. S. brig Dolphin, J. D. Knight, comman
der, was lying al Sacricos waiting The arrival of The
conducta from Mexico, "th S270,O00 IN specie being
the frs. ns,an,-ut of The American claims tina,
Government, winch passed through the city Of Jalupa
on the l4ih, and would probably reach Vera Cruz
the 20h left no Amrrirn" ""~"H's !" port
ARTICLES of Agreement nj the Surrender Of the Tex
ans at Mer, between Gen Ampudia, of the Mex
lean Army, and General William S. Fisher Of the
Texan
(TRASsLATfoS
First Dirisiom IF Tie Body Of hc Northern -7rmy
In view of the conference which have had with
General William Fisher, | have agreed to concede 10
him,
Ist That all those who deliver up their shall
be treated with all the considerations that are charac
teristc of the magnanimous Mexican nation.
Cd. Tina, in compliance with the petition that the
said General Fisher has made me, relating TO the in
dividuals connected with his forces that belonged TO
The Santa Re Expedition guarantee that they be
titled TO the considerations
Sd. Those that agree 10 the preceding articles will
proceed to The public square, and there deliver up their
arms.
(Sirned) PEDRO DE AMPUDIA.
certify that The above is copy of the original in
my possession
(signcd for) wM S FISHER
THOS !. GREEN
n BIN consequence Of General Fishers being
shot in the hand, am authorized to sign his name.
(Signed) THOS. J. GREEN.
Names of persons shot al tie Rancho "Salada March
25,h, lS43, so Leagues South of Satlo:-
William NJ. Eastland, J. n. NJ. Thompson, &. M.
Roberts, James Turnbull, Thomas l.. Jones William
III. Rowon, Patrick Manner, James NJ. Ogden, Edward
F. Sterling, NJ. c. Wing, Henry Whalen, Jas. Terrey,
j. d. Cooke J. T. Cosh, J. l.. SHEPPARD r. w. Harris,
r. IT, Durham.
sho, at The Rancho viluquc, 10 leagues from the city
Of Mexico, April 25!h, ISL
Capt Even Cameron
Names of prisoners in Hospital, May 9Th, lS43:
". ID. Middleton, Alexander Matthews, John J.
Rocark, john Lacy, F. Arthur, Major Thomas w.
Murray, Pad in command of the expedition OF Mier.
Mexico, May 18th.
These prisoners in chains, and at work re-
pairing the road between Tscubaya and Mexico when
they arrived they almost entirely destitute OF
clothing, and large contributions were made for them
by the strangers residing in Mexico which, however,
the authorities would not allow 10 be given TO them =
Subsequently the Government provided them with a
suit OF lerga, "a very coarse, grey cloh) each.
In the castle Of Pero'e l4!h May there were sixty
two prisoners also in chains, principally those taken
al Sun Antonio de- Bciar among them Dr. Allsbury,
and young Van Ness, Of New York, also General
Green, of the Mcr expedition; their health gene
rally good
The Rev Dr. Urquhnr, applied 10 The Office OF The
Preside de Santiago for permission enter and
else the duties Of his calling with of the prisoners
Who had solicited absclutlon, &c The officer replied
that out of his power 10 accede In his request,
but Immediately communicated the Rev. Doctors wish
government, The result of which application is not
known.
The same clergyman through his ndcfa!iraLle 2ea !,
had gained lie sanction Of the Archbishop 10 preach in
English in the city OF Mexico and oicia,ed for the
first lime on Sunday, April 29,h one Of the chapels
of the Convent Of San Francisco 10 a very numerous
congregations
lIp TO the llth Of May, the city OF Mexico was in a
state Of tranquility bat much dissatisfaction prevailed
on account of the severe measures r1sorted to, by
the government, in order 10 enforce the psymen. of
the late arbitrary loan of two Snd half millions OF
dollars destined pay of the principal of the Anne
tican debt but they were collecting The money re-
p,dly.
OF The flry or Fifty persons arrested under charge
og cansoiruc against Santa Annas Government some
twenty had been put ut liberty among those still
fined is Gen. Conner Pedra2a, (Es Pfcsident)
A PAssEscrR OF THE ECZEMA.
p S-The American schooner Paul and Virginia,
arrived at Vera Cruz the 18th nl, three days from
Lerma with the late commander Of the blockadng
squadron at Yuca.an, ID. Francisco Lopez and after
landing him, proceeded 10 Tampico the day
Rumors we're afioat that the objects of the campaign
had been defeated by Sickness cisagreements among
the officers, &c.
Cant. CT evcland r N Commander OF The steamer
Mon. eznma died off Campeachy, about the 9Th May,
and there was great dissfec,on among The crew. on
account of the Mexican successor 10 The command.
The Democrats of Arkansas held State Convennn
at Columbia on The Isl inst. Col Johnson was nomi.
mated for the Presidency, and Col. A. Fl Sewer, VIM
Fulton and Edward Cross, appointed Delegates TO the
National Convention The month Of May 1874 was
designated the time for the meeting Of The convention