Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-22
into Mexico, with sufficient force TO defend every

into Mexico, with sufficient force 10 defend every
step we take.
Since wiring the above, we learn that Gen.
Gainos has authorized Col Peyton TO organize a
regiment, and he has commenced the work with
characteristic energy. Our life Tor il, his reg-
menl will not be the last TO enter the city of Mexi-
CO.
The RIGHT SPIRIT Our respected fellow cili-
zen, Gen. Dunlap, OF Madison in an eloquent
speech on Tuesday evening, announced his in
tenlion OF going beyond the Rio Graude, and
said his parish was ready 10 march there with
him.
Col. MARKS, we understand will leave this
evening Tor the Army, with the remaining COM
panies OF his regiment. EIe goes with the best
wishes OF This whole community. A Senator in
the Legislature on The first news from the IRON
tier, he enrolled himself as a private, and gave
a stimulus TO The recruiting spirit which was
felt throughout The city He is brave and ex-
pcrienced officer. Success and honor tU him.
Carr. WALEER- Tie Ttras Rapscys-Il has
been determined by few OF our leading men 10
sci on loot a subscription 10 purchase sword 10
be presented 10 this intrepid man, with whose
exploits with the Texas Rangers, and his daring
expedition from Point Isabel 10 the American en-
,renched camp lately, The public are acquainted.
The list is with Mr.. Bravo, Of the Commercial
Exchange Reading Rooms In an hour or So,
torty-ive dollars were subscribed, in small sums
Who next throws in his contribution OF gratitude
and admiration?
We presume The physician alluded 10 belos
By he Union is DR.. Parrot, 10 whose intimate
acquaintance with The climate, country and ha-
bits Of Mexico, va yesterday referred. A friend
is OF opinion, that the physician alluded 10 is DR.
DAVIS His testimony will go far 10 relieve The
fears Of many whose friends have gone of 10 the
war, and who seem 10 apprehend more danger
from the climate than from The Mexican arms:
1--WE are informed by an intelligent physician
who was native OF this city, but who resided Tor
several years 10 the West OF The Rio Grande, who
married a Mexican lady, who was an u. States
Consul, pfacsed physic several years in the vici-
nifty oi Malamoras, and is intimately acquainted
with the Climate as well as the habits Of the Mex
cans, that tlouoh a, a certain season oil HE
year it is unhealthy at Matamoias, and On The
immediate borders OF the river yet mat several
miles from il the ague and lever IS unKno"n.-
The climate for several miles beyond, away on
10 the West, IS remarkably healthy, and no sucn
humbug ought to prevent the troops OF The Unlied
States from visiting this interesting region oil The
earth"
William Hudson, Of Pendlelon county in this
State, who murdered his wife and Two children
and MANNED four others, Qwo OF whose lives are
iespaired oi) has surrendered himself nP in HaF-
dy county 10 the proper authorities, and has been
taken back 10 Perdleon county Tor trial. IL Is
one Of the most horrible murders on record. The
South Branch (Elampshire county, lnelisencer
SAYS Hudson alleges tina, he committed The deed
while in stale OF frenzy, occasioned 10y I'M
proper conduct on the part OF his wife. Ele also
declares, that after committing The horrid act, ne
had intended seltdeslruclion with a razor prepa-
red for The purpose; but his heart failed him and
he hed.-He subsequently determined 10 surren-
der himself, 10 be tried by the laws Of his country
During the past winter there were thirteen
Revenue Cutters in service. They spoke and
boarded ,2G4 vessels, relieved and assisted SO
others, and sailed an aggregate distance OF % ,o54
miles