Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13

ing an official correspondence kept up increasingly
IN relation o matters CONNECTED With The negpflaion
alung these especially that 81 The personal safety
Of Ainef eais IN thla arising 81 The circumstances
nfa Ghlnese one VI NIB having bern shu BY an A
nefiean ia The 81 Gsn,on whir engaged IN The
e4pnlar motks ii Insulting f,reauers.-Mf Cushing :
account .. ileSe various difficulties Is IN Tie 'ige de.
gree graphic and enifrtanIng.
Aier closing his afdHus isbofs, aud, rs We believe,
,rbieYing tpore fr Ia country by FAR than sir fleHrs
potinger has dsnr ir his be iel thna on lie 2Dh Of
kueus, last, IN ihe t. s. brig Perry. saceessiui voy
,ca If s. DAYS brought him 10 San Blaf. touching n
Mszatian, by the way. From his place he pfoeeedfd
an horseback To Guadalajara Town possessing about
60 600 inhabitants accompanied of part oi the way
hy psry Of Mexican officers On his arrsal lac fund
himself 10 the midst II serious revolution. ffp'n
thence the capital he Travelled IN diligence, passing
the whoie way through deiaehmenls oil The hpsie ar
mi,s OF paadcs aud Santa Anna. Not the slightest 90
sace placed IN ihelr way boz the smallest Insult
given bv any 81 these troops.
At Mexico The events occurred which pnnd iolf way
into The papers, ot which readers were duly advised
From that city Mr. Gushing travelled Ivy Tie diligence
tera Cruz but in Consequence al The civil WAL all The
troops had been wIhdrawn fun the county between
vsra Cruz and the capitol At various points on the
rouie therefore, strong bands OF armed robbers had STA
uned themselves, and lhe travelling became unsafe.
One Of rse parties rObbed our Minister Of his travelling
trunk containing among Other things some private pa
pers aud etiefs II value.
Al putbli and Vera Cruz he eye witness 10
the 'pronmeiamcHios" against Santa Anna, made "
the civil snd military authorities At The latter place
there much ceremony displayed nn The orcasnn, aud
decafam; while at The orncr there wefo great dis
urdcr aud cantuson nab paadeJ Tie streets during
ihe night crying death 10 the tarclaaefs.p The ho
tel Al which Mr. Gushing lodged was attacked IN tho
niahi. but without success,
From Vera Cruz Mr.. C.. being disappointed ia pas
sage bv an eaier vessel bound 10 New nteans, emhaf
ked IN the Eugeuia for this city Atler fine run he ar
rived II Sandy Hook in eighteen days but nal with
Out a further adventure The Eugenia, while c0se
hauled, Was run into by schooner sailing bel1fo the
Wind. and snlne damage done by The collision.
Ne must mol lurgel TO menltn thai while Mr.. Cnsh
ing vas residing al Macao, his house attacked by
rfhefs five nes. and ehief"d by them OCCASION.
fhe Legation were obliged 10 be constantly armed for
sell defence.
Mr. Webster and Mr.. O'Donnell On their WAY
h4ne BY Tie way II EngIand, and may be very sum
cxperied by theif renas.
Illus las Mr.. Gushing in f'w months. passed round
the Globe Cilrelng daring his short absence, most
Important treaty, placing the eommtrte Of his country
in the thaa sfss extended i05llnI. protecting II
ty we'll TUNED and ablc negotiation. eainag tie good
ni aud esteem Of the Chiaese e'Seumenf, aud adding
lie hoaus lac already has wnn IN public lie, the
peel and gratitude at his euautrymep.
Mr.. Gushing eIl tinR TINS mntnng for Washington.
Nhtfe he Mi feaal1 of d fortnight.