Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
ff,om tic y. O,lcaas Iiopie, ser. 81
~, r,DOM ME\ICO.

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Yesterday morning, We issuca '"e '0
Extra: ,l
SrSDIy MoRNiSG, III o'cLocR.
Sept. 7, 1915.
AT abou, o'clock This morning, The Nie1,car
schooner Gerado, Captain Herrera arrived .,ei.
from Vera Cruz which place she 'e'' on 'he ,o,'
ult. She brings Alexander Holmslrol', Ls4
bea,er If desnaIcbes 10 This Government ana e
Com. Conner. commanding U. States squadron
now at Pensacola. c, a. c;,y. =
Mexico TO The 18th nit The papers contain no.
thing important, except mat an wa .rn ~,
quiet. The war fever, both al vera o,un ,t "m,
Mexico, had subsidized. 1t IS now ce''''' ~ :
will be no declaration OF war; ,.o,o f,r n,
We arc indebted 10 Mr.. Holmstrom lor iht
followino ;,sms al intelligence: + was reported
a, Vera Cruz that the French Minister had u 1.c
manJed his passports in consequence Oh o'u uii
fcullits. w., c-,,.
Business was exceedingly dull at Vera Cruz
There had been no arrival except lhe regular ID !
fish Mail packets Tor fifteen Gays. -, M,
Only a few Americans were lheie, ""a t'
,rere saiis6ed mai ,rar h02>eecscd trbc among h'
probabilities
The REGULAR New York Packet, Petersburg,
was the only American vessel IN porl. enc
was advertised for the 5!i', but WOULD hol Piooa'
bly leave before the 18th or 18th
The Castle was nearly in complete repair, ana
The fortiii,alions had been enlarged. vera cruz
was very healthy. The Nomito has disappeared
We have looked over II oSio RON tne ~, ; ~
the both inclusive. Texas matters are nol us
cussed in fact, scarcely ,hehl'o',',. ' - ;,
pretty conclusive evidence that The Mexr"ns are
in no way y,spdrcd, even if disposed, TO commence
bo.,iliiies. Don Julian Gonzalez Gutierrez has
been appointed Spanish Vice Consul Tor inc Guy
OF Merida, and Don Joaquin .Aloralez Tor me
port Of Sisal both in The Department OF uca'an.
Spanish Vice Con>uls had also been appointed ~
The Departments Of Aguas Galleries, Sonora anu
Chihuahua.
Don Vaeniin Rios commanding The compa-
MES OF The First Brigade, had written a roinmu-
nca,on 10 the Minister Of War, IN which ne
states that the different officers under his COM
mand were ready to defend their country against
lie perfdious asgressions Of Tie United States,
and 10 chasiise the insrati,udc ot The Texans
Don Luis Perez and Don Jose Maria otahc
eui commissioners from General Parades, had
arrived in the cily Of Mexico, and II was pre-
sumed they had come 10 tIeat On the iatc events
which had occurred 4; San Luis Po,osi.
An election vas held for President ana wee
Pr,s enl oil the Senate when Il ST fiZlIFo WIS
elected 10 The frs, ana cl Sr Rami;cz 10 me Sc
cond. 49,.
Efforts were being made 10 organic militia,
hut thew we're merely ahorlive. In the city OF
Mexico, which contains 200,00l inhabitants, Only
eleven recruits were found enlisted.
Cen Eilsola, full OF Indignation, hat thrown
up the command OF the division. winch had
caused the scarialous proceedings IN san LUIS
Puto>i. ana had te,-fmiie,l 10 !elurn Ia The city
of Mexico II was stated, that he leaders o!
this act of INSTRUMENTATION had seat record o'
their proceedings 10 Government, and measures
were being taken 10 innic he necessary penal
tics. Santiago Vasluer who left Durango on the
2ah July, for Chihuahua, carrying with MN all
the correspondence from tie city OF Mexico and
the interior, was assassna.ed on the ROAD on Inc
3lst The Collector If Cerro so!do went IN
search of him, AMI after Two days OF diisent
search, only found his corpse in The middle ol Inc
road
A decree Tor ibe regulation Of The department.
nj treasury has been pul!i,hed-the Office Is 10
pass from The Government To the Department, and
the post OF Collector Of I'll departmental incomes
is 10 be given by The Assembly which, II Is
stated, reserves the situation Tor one OF their own
body
The Department Il Zacalecas appears 10 be IN
a great stale Of exr!temtGt, in consequence oil the
annexation of Texas She oiiers all her Iesour-
ce> in order 10 carry OF the war, and the inhahi-
rants appeared des!cu, 10 march 10 the conquest
OF aat territory. :.
The Ministry IS composed OF The following
perSons: Don Name &c Ia Pena lena, ne
partment o: State; Don ] e Bernardo Cooio,
Justice of Eccle,a>ii Affairs; Don PEDRO +:
del Castillo. Treasury Department; and General
Pedro Maria Auaya Minister OF war and Ma
rinc.
The 1fon;o- OF lhe evening OF The a2d niliho,
sti.,r,, ,hal General Bu.amcntc has been haihc"
a. Commander rFei II the amy /" .'e' against
Texas. -,
News reached the cir or Mexico on The go
iii. from slalamoros, that 5000 Texans ana An
"lu. a mercan> were ,ncamped al corpus Shli>u'
forty leagues from Malamofos. Our feau''S are
aware that oar troops now al that poi', 70 ho'
number quite 1000 men.
-;usyer OF he 26 ulr which bears heartily IN The
d;,i;rnl,i,s 10 I've undergone by the MeYicans in
camnairn against Texas. Ii asserts that turing
the eight wears they have been making war
anainsl Texas. ,hc- have never mace single
s,ep which could enable them 10 CONCUR mat
territory and not even 10 prevent us e1thaihg
increase and power. The previous tunds MEND
ed for the campaign, which would nave Den SUI
fcieni 10 have carried II on, were "ds'eu VI d"-
other way, 50 that The troops oil Ma'ai''o'o, nave
been obliged 10 become mechanics IN orer 10
gain livelihood There was no money pay
The army. The imposition Of any new con rlou-
ton will meet with powerful resistance. ne
Nexicans have acted like ptodisal ana i'-au,
vised heir they have lost their creu'i' anu "lsteu
their wealth, and they have consequently arrived
al that state OF poverty which Is almost lhtura-
BILE. The article in question states that u VII be
j;t,;cul, IN carry an 2 war with Texas; that the
insubordinale movement, in San LUIS Poosi,
shows the disorsanized stale oiihe country, md
thai the United States will laugh ana gam on
fdence from the fact that Mexico i IN dlstrb-
cd state From the general tone oil me Me1ian
papers. and from the plmost u''el i'hloesio','y
for Mexico 10 organize an army, we are uhler
The impression Thai there is little or no pFobabli-
" OF any hostile proceedings on the part ol LAT
power.
FROM TAMPlCO.
The Mexican schr. Yurateco, Captain PTas,
arrived here on Saturday from Tamplco, whrh
place she left on The 30lh nit We received 10
papers by her. The Picayune OF YESTERDAY ph'-
fishes news from that place 10 Inc 2hh' ana Iron
the city of Mexico totEc l9ih, nnl so ll'e as lu-
ni>hed since by the Geraldo The Picaynne say:
"El Gcicn, Tainpico paper, states ,ha' Il IS r.
ror,el iha, The dsa lleced portion OF lhe army ha
;ncornoroled itself with the forces under Gen. Pa
rcdcs; that the latter refuses Ia obey he Govern
ment: that the third division OF The army, whicl
is under his command, is disposed for wonnn
ciamento, and it is even whispered, lha' me oh
jcc, of i, will be 10 proclaim Consul. El q
jcn is more than half inclined 10 believe all ms.
Welake The following items from the Picaynne
The House Of Lizardi s Co. is again bitterly
censured Tor lis mismanascment OF mexican II
nances, but the controversy on This subject has
been carried on in London, and is not, Of course
new here.
Gen. Paroles has become involved IN vio
lent newspaper controversy with ST. Bovts, a
Deputy who so discomfed The late Ministry
The President has expressed 10 The General his
enduring confidence in his fidelity and patriotism
General Aris,a, TOO, i quarellns through the
and accusing VOL of characterization, &c. We
note The affair only 10 show how The military lea
dcrs Of Mexico arc divided amongst themselves
On the ODD ult. The Mexican steamer Gnada.
loupc was expected at Tamnlco, win from soc
10 1000 tents for the troops Of The Army OF The
North