Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-12

10 Judge from luz 0ctsHJa' eoi'N''iS"' =
which The following, from The Vera Cf"-dH1
published b. The Courier, represents Inc province
Of Tobasco We should ,hinl. i. nol probable ina
Mexico coull &C. much assistance from "o
quarter;
Passengers, arrived yesterday rcror, lnal ire
department was in a complete s'a'e % ana'La
The commandaul Gen. Matinee was oIone az.
in prison. Col. Bruno he'll The Te'ns OF PoEer
and no doubt would soon share me ldie =, WI u,
Many persons were leaving Tobasco, and many
others had sourh, refuge on board schooner
bound 10 this rort"
On The whole, things 'oos very f'eaceao'e -.
us. Bnilhere are elements OF internal diSsehsioi
visible in me heart OF Mexico. The next news
may unfold some strange e"ents.
p. S.-The following interesting 'h'e'l'se"'e
from Mexico, and our army in Texas "Hic" We
take from Monday night, Union, goes 10 con-
firm The impression, hat there will be no i''''ne,
dia,e hosili,ies with Mexico The election OF
Herrera as President over the war-osihs AZ
monte. he bitter enemy of The United Siales; me
withdrawal whether forced or voluntary, Oh ihe
rabid Ministers, and Inc almost certain 'a'i"ie -
realize the loan, are pretty slrors symptoms u
peace. We lrus, tha, Mexico will awake from
her fit of insanity, and agree 10 settle an he' Gun
culles, and renew her intercourse WIN Us upon
liberal and honorable terms. II will he seem 'n''
The wise and vigorous measures OF ouI Govern
ment have probably had the effect oil preventing
a hostile explosion:
"L,rssT FROM Nigxco-Just as our paper
was going 10 press letters were put into our hands
from Pensacola, oil the Isl September, ana con- cor,
tanning dispatches from Vera Cruz oil lie l"'h
and Dis, August, We have only time ms eve
ming, 10 SAFE IT, substance 0! The Information
they convey. An opinion very generally Pre-
vailed al Vera Cruz, according 10 me Isl az
counts, that Mexico would not formally cec!aie
war against The United States, and hai me 90
vernment would Re able 10 realize hul very
small proportion Of the loan, n any, when hau
been auihorized-so low was The tate oi interest
II was said, that in lieu OF 4 declaration, Mexico
would carry on ho,;ilities vigorously against
Texas; and they talked Of making a rush upon
her with 81, 1000 men; bul Ibis was generally con-
side,ed as sheer fqile
"The mail Of the 18th had brought news from
the civ of Mexico oflhe election al General Her
ISId ~ thS 1''S'stHCb, dUu
new cabinet, consisting OF Manuel Pena pena,
Minister Of Foreign Relations. Pedro ATeaya,
Minister oi War, ant Fernandez del Castillo,
Minister OF the Treasury
con The 10th August Capt Shnhrck. COM
mander OF The United States ship Saratoga, ex.
changed Salnles with he batteries oil Vera Cruz.
FROM THE ARMY OF OBSERVATION.
lofficiAt
"DrSDalrheS from General TaylGr a. late as
the 26.l OF August. have reached the War De-
panment IL express The troops ordered 10
Texas, 10 compose lha ARM Of occupation, are
rapidly arriving, together with IN ample supply
OF The munitions war. Colonel Twis.>s rrsl-
mcnl OF outrageous wef. al Saa Particle IN The I'm,
in cxcelIen; condition, having well sustained their
long march, and finding, through the whole ronle,
a plentiful supply q. water, provisions. and
forage The hoTses are in fine condition, and
fiji Tor immediate active service, should there
lie occasion 10 pu! hem 10 il. Thi, regiment
was expected 10 lie al Corpus Christi on
the 9th August. General Taylor has. IL no
lime since his arrival al Arkansas tay ell any
soirilude for the sary oi his command. or the
Necessity oil calling Tor auxiliary force, even from
Texas The Two gallant companies Of artillery,
which, with such rrompne>s and patriotic spirit,
volunteered 10 20 20 Texas from New Orleans,
oilheir services, havearr al General Taylor
camp. As there has not been, and probably will
not be. any emersenc? recurring them, they will
moi, probably, be long detained from their homcs.
II is The generals intention 10 discharge them as
soon as few more OF The regniar artillery, now
on The way 10 Texas Shall have arrived unless
things on The Mexican side OF the Rio Grande
shall assume more threatening aspect.
"The mos, reliable accounts represent. that
there were nea the niiile Of Angus only about
five hundred regular Mexican troops at Ma'amo-
ras, and tina, General Arisia was 10 leave Mon
lerey on The 4,h Of iha, month for The former
place. a distance Of three hundred miles with e..
Teen hundred more uoors, iive hundred OF them
cavalry; but there was no news of his arrva al
Malarhoias II is nul knU9 n, or believed. that
there are regular Mexican troops Al any other
point on the Rio Gfande. 1t was probably The
original intention 20 employ these troops in carry
ing out the threat Of Mexico 70 rake possession OF
Texas Lut nc Wessae. II q. intel Stats ormn,
and he y,eycraiions IN Iigds 10 met ant rfgel
their 0GrdncC have cause ms design 10 he ntca.
dci.i hfMC pr.SFht, al (eDN. Inc Tcgulh!ifocrs
Of The United Stale now i? Texas, ana those q
the way there are deemed sufficient 10 Keep ~
check The Mexican forces a>seinbl Il, or Ike Ia
he assembled, on the Rio GraGde. General lay
lors attention has not teen exclusively confined
10 the Mcxicans. He has Lad an eye 10 the Gu
lne aches and taken measures 10 guard The coun.
nv from their :ncursions.
"The accounts of the climate al Corpus Christi
are very favor; lie. Generally speaking the troop:
are in fine heah-beltcr, il is supposed, than they
would have been a, the posts from which mosto
them were removed