Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-27
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FROM MEXICO

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FROM MEXICO.
I@p"11am Vars ty ,ray NJ Karana-Ar,irol Of
''nM anna al hHt place Tran Ann,ya,ion
P'opos'hons -A17ra Of Bns0ments al liza
rnHa-.ffw D;Gcuuixwi,l France.
ny inc arrival yesterday OF the fast sailing
packet brig Tit, Captain Brown. from Havana
We have daes from thai civ M 10 The Tin irst
FOR liles OF papers, in addition to those received
al ms Office, We are indebted 10 a commercial
house Of this city
correspondent Of the Havana Diario de la
MARINA writing from the city OF Mexico under
GAZE OF M 9Th Of May, SAYS With reference
10 e''efs written from Perolc il is said that San.
"a ANNA was well pleased on receiving The pass
poH granting MIN permission 10 leave the Repub.
nc Canallzo, on the contrary. is said 10 have
remarked, when be- was informed that The arnnrs-
" was proclaimed and lha, III could leave he
country, that he would prefer death al home 10
starvation among Strangers"
In regard 10 Texas, the same correspondent, has
The following. We Translate IRON The Diario a.
Ia Marina:
'li is said that the propositions which have been
made, III citation 10 Texas, 10 The Mexican Sc.
nate. are the following:
The recognition u independence
IAN indeInniicalion OF $50 900, 900 1900, :
0oo 10 re paid al once. and Sl5000,000 at some
future time.
The settlement OF the boundaries
The agreement OF Texas mol 10 annex ~ The
uGied States, 10 be guaranteed by France and
England.
Il am no; sure thai this i, al true. but i; i
certain that persons we'll informed who con"rrse
daily wiih the President ani members ci No Ca
hlnct, assure Us That We shall haze nj war.
believe We ,ha!! mo-; an, what renders j; more
certain, i The tact, thai, NJ 10 this lime we haze
seen no preparations made for offensive opera
tivDs."
Ilhc>e happened: 10 s lie real facts in regard
70 he proportions OF annexation made in Mexi-
co-0ur private adv.ces, however, lead MS 10 dis
crccil altogether lhc stipulation about The so,
OO0Oh0, as well rs 10 doubt lie appearance Of The
cualany of England and France upon The jdcs Of
he lrcaty-the proceedings oil Capt. Elliott and
the IMAM with The white hat a!e Of piece wi,b
The oher exploits OF the great aud li,le function
aries ,ha. have figured in hi. business. Tie in
identification OF twenty millions will make our
Texan !richds open their eyvS-even though il lie
Understood that credit is 10 he given on fifteen
millions Q! il 10 he day Of Judgment. II is houeal
~ some OF onr Texan friends ihal the imam in
tie white hat was hired by Elliott 10 misilr tie
Mexican people, whilst h. conducted The nrgo
tiaton> alone. Full powers were given 10 Elliott
10 negotiate and the white hat was raradsd
through the streets OF Vera Cruz and Mexico foy
effect and 7almcd ul' upon The public as Texan
agent. BE this as il may. E.ioi was agent
enough, and had Powers sufficiently ample; and
The prediction Of phantom Texas agent was 10
character with his deception in telling everyb"!y
IN Texas that lie was going 10 Charleston for his
family when in iaci h. was IN The eve OF en-
barking i,r he city Of Vera Cruz in The dout
character II British diplomat ard Texan inifi-
2ucr VIC know ,i,.ers amusing incidents IN The
career ol Queen VicloriaS Ambassador 10 Tex.
as When The matter /, ended they shall be
forthcoming but 2, lei We 30 not feel mirhiGl
enough 10 relate them.
"HAyASA, Iune Q, isi5
The French Ambassador has been moh5ed
in The civ OF Mexico, and narrowly escaped
with his life. I, appears that his os'lrr took his
horses ont 10 wash Them al q reservoir. FOR which
paymen, was demanded. (rhe earthquake had
destroyed The aqneduc; used ior that purpose by
he pubic) Payment being refused, and no
doubt imrer,inenllr, he Was beaten. He Is
capc,: and ran 10 his master with n complaint!
rs he had eir hi, horses behind the A.nbassa-
dor, his Secretary and some others went ont TO
see what was lhc mater and 10 g. The animals
back. when they were tIeaied in like manner,
and in re,rcatng \ shot vas hfed al his Excel
lencv, who Immediately claimed protection from
an officer passing by a; the time; but instead oil
receiving il, The officer arrested him, and was
marching him 10 prison, when they were met by
a general officer who immediately ordered lin
10 he released. The Ambassador demands that
The officer who arrested him be cashiered, and
The fellow who fired al him shol-or his passports.
:l>o learn Tia, news had been received al Vera
Cruz from Mazallan, which port was then being
hombardeG hv a French man-oi-war. The cause
was moi known.
Col Hockey, who was formerly in the Texan
Cabinet during Elouslons administrator, is here
Al The time ti,at Santa Anna was taken prisoner
he Colonel travelled with him as protector until
he embarked al Norfolk Is j, not singular co.
incidence. that Eusramen,c Santa Anna and
Rock should meet here. | cannot ind gu!
w,aI the Colonel Is after. tle is arranging some
business with The English Consul and the Spanish
authorities mus Tell you that he says annexa-
lion will never take place; bu If such shonlt IL
the case. there will he civil war in Texas, ana
that he will be one 10 Join in ii. Yours, &c.
WILLIAM ASD MARY CorI.EGs.-Wc publis cd
in our paper few days ago an advertisement
stating that r. X. Crallc, Esq, would deliver the
Annual Address before the Society o Alumni
OF William and Mary on The 81 Of July. We
have been informed since, !ha! Mr.. c. viii not
be in attendance, AMI have been requested 10
stale. lha. the Address will be delivered by Will
L;,M NJ. OvGnroS, Esq, of the city Ct Richmond
ISL,Sn TRADE or THE WEsr.--SurNose 4
Steamboat axes in produce al Piitsburs Tor New
Orleans. then loads with goods for the For Com
pany a; the mouth OF The Yellow Stone. and then
returns 10 Pirisbure, what will be the length OF The
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