Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Ner Orleans Pienvune, Nor. Ia.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

LATER FROM MEXICO.
We received Yesterday, by The way OF Pensa
cola. advices somewhat later IRON vera Ctuz,
brought by the Falmouth, OF which and The squad
ron mention is elsewhere made.
By,his arrival, We are confirmed in our impress
sion tina, Mexico is fully prepared TO negoliate
with The United States. The Chamber OF DePu-
lies took official notice OF The revelations mace Oh
their proceedings in secret session. ana menneis
were anxious 10 punish The Editois OF La ~ 80,
d,L Pueblo for their part IN The business. MS
poes far towards showing that The revelations
must have been substantially correct.
Besides. General Paroles has written 10 Inc
MEXICAN Government that his greatest pride shall
be 10 repress all revolutionary movements, ana
mt dozen am illegal opposition 10 ne proposed ne
COLLATION. nth The United States We have this IN
iellieence upon authority, in which We place every
reliance.
And further, there appears communication IN
one OF the Mexican papers most violently oppo'
sing the proposed Treaty, which IS a,triou,ea 10
Senior Boves, a prominent member o. Inc Cham-
beers. and opposed TO The Administration.
And TO show the feeling manifested by Inc
Mexicaps towards this country, we may mention
an incident which occurred when The squadron
Was abont leaving. The dav before the Com
modore sailed from Vera Cruz he despatched Inc
sloop-of.aa ar 81. Mary's. Owing 10 Gains and
currents she was obliged 10 anchor near one oil
The rcefs which form the harbor This was no
sooner perceived BY the COMMANDER oil me MEX
lean naval force, than he ordered one OF ms
steamers OF war 10 proceed 10 her assistance
breeze sprung up before the steamer reachea her,
but the fact itself is worthy OF mention, 10 snow
the good feeling which exists on Inc part OF Inc
authorities, and which was manifested on seVe-
raj occasions.
Several copies of In Restaaraclpn, small pa
ner published a, Chihuahua, are before us. The
editor appears 10 be in sad way iorin one breath
he calls loudly for help against the hordes OF sa-
wages (5aybaros) overrunning the State and also
breaches crusade FOR the purpose OF "castga-
ling the infamous invaders OF the Republic, al
luding 10 our troops quietly encamped al Corpus
Christi. We are OF he opinion, that the better
plan would be 10 drive of the Indians hrst. II
would seem, that in one quarter, the Apaches are
driving all before them, while in another lie "a.
manches are robbng and numbering 10 fearful
extent.
Every thing induces US TO believe, iha, another
revolution is close al hand il Mexco-a reVo-
LUTON in which Almone will probably take
conspicuous part. Distracted as The country no"
is-wi,h neither money nor credit, win ROBBERS
upon every road, indictments IN every quarter,
and reckless aspiran,s for place or piunder IN
every city and town-it is almos, impossible LOT
The present Government 10 hold together much
longer. Another revolution will give another
party the ascendancy for short time; still ano-
iher party will follow up with still another revo-
luton; and we should not be al all surprised, IN
the different ups and downs in store Tor uniortu.
nate Mexico, if Santa Anna should soon be found
again atthe head of affairs, again 10 plumber and
again 10 trampe upon The rights aud liberties OF
his countrymen.