Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-13
From The y. y. Herald, Enra.l
VERY LATE FROM MEXICO

| The packet barque Ann Louisa, Capt Will
| son, arrived this morning from Vera Cruz with
advices 10 the 18th ut., twelve days later than be-
fore received
The Ecya Cyn2dno ard III Jionaor Const.fm-
tlOnci 10 the l0,b, are among our flies.
Although there have been numerous reports
here aud every where 81 revolution in Mexico
placing Paroles at The head OF affairs, yet more
of the papers received by The arrival lisp word
of ii; they are as quiet and ignorant OF any revo-
luton said 10 lie III their very mid. as a child
We are in hopes, however, oi finding out some
way, whether or not there has been revolution.
The Vera Cruz papers announced The dcpar
turc Tor The city OF McKee, OF ST. Juan Siell, tie
American Minister
The Secretary 10 tie American Legation, Mr.
Parrot, had reached Vera Cruz in the United
States brig Porpose
The United States ship ST Mary's was 10 leave
Vera Cruz on the lilh ut, Tor Pensacola. The
Porroise was 10 wait crders-probably from Mr.
SideIl.
(TrantLnieA from .Eezjc0m popevs.)
singular advertisement is published in the
Vera Cruazano Of The 10Th uli. by the Consul OF
The King OF Prussia In il, all The subjects OF said
King, and ofother German Princes apperlaining
to the said Cunsniship, are called upon 10 pre-.
sent themselves and obtain "Lelters OF Security"
for the year now commcncing--or 10 renew their
letters Of the last year. Some idea may be form
cd Of the insecurity of foreigners in Mexico,
when they are obliged, for their personal safety,
10 resort 10 the name and influence OF European
Powers for protection. Without similar papers
as to the above, foreigner in Mexico is liabeto
all manner OF i'll treatment and plumber, and even
his life is not safe. The Mexcans have expelled
all the old citizens from Europe-drove out all
foreigners and left behind people who are nov
become the jeer OF civilization and the contempt
Of nations.
The Chamber of Deputies vert into secret
session on the 22d nlt. and declared its sitting
permanent in order that the two Generals Pa
redes aid Arisla, might make certain communi-
cations Ia the Government npon The movrmcntot
the troops of The United STATES upon Matamo5as.
The position and movement of the United
States troops at Corpus Christi, ever since Gene
raj Taylor has been there, have excited much
alarm, fear, and Jealousy in the minds Of the
M-xicans. They seem 10 be hourly expecting
that the United States Troops are abont 10 march
upon Ma.amoras, 10 seize nron that place, and
thence, perhaps, 10 march 10 capture some other
Of their cities. Ever since our liule army had
been encamped at Corpus Christi, every move
rnent had been watched, and, il few soldiers
rode out 10 any distance in the country, the rumor
is Immediately carried 10 MEXICO that the Anne
rcan troops are marching upon Matamoras, &c.
The official register OF The Department ct Du-
range publishes a terrible account of the bold
ard daring incursions Of The Indians, or barba-
rans as they are styled. This account iscopied
into the Monitor Constitutional OF Mexico, ard
states that The CITY If st. Juan del Rio, Of the
Department of Durango, WIS attacked ty a
horde OF Indians in number $50 The inhab
tan,s went out 10 attack them, the account state,
without arms and without discipline, ard after a
long and severe fight, The haban's were 10
~ 49, ,,ia hy tbak ,rh sr;
Sxiyeight Of the citizens were left dead on the
field O. battle, and more than fifty were severely
wounded. Meantime, The Government is active
" engaged in sending ont troops 10 put an end
10 The "Barbaiiin War" if possible. This in
ielligence shows the deplorable situation TO which
Mexico has arrived, when he Indians on all sides
are warning against them, and capturing even
considerable Giles
AT minutes 10 on the 9th Nov, the shock
nf an earthquake was felt in The above city lis
duration wa, BRIEF and no remarkable effects At
attended il.
Gen. Santa Anna appears re, 10 have moi all
insignificant party in his favor.
Accounts from Durango 10 the 18th Novem-
Der state, that the "barbarians" turned of 10 make
an incurslon into The department OF Comuina,
where il is said they have taken the city OF Par
ras.
Further accounts 10 The latter end OF Novem-
Der and beginning Of December from the neigh
boring departments, represen, The progress OF The
Indians as mos, successful every where IL IS
feared that hey will render themselves entire
masters Of The department Of coahnila, and esen
of the neighboring departments. They nee, with
no effective resistance wherever they 60.
yrsA CRrz-On tie 9th December The steam
shin Guadalupe left The above port for Toba:co
having on board General NJ. Celia, Governor and
| Commandant OF that Department, with officers
and suite, and battalion OF infantry.