Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08

,.,,,,an,en, in a short time upon an sxlen-
Eve ala From what | have heard OF wna. an
dino Camarro The probability is, the au'1"i e
In a,,ov will leave about the 20th INST :. :
n,nh,hl. Gen. Worth will command II. Ill; n
M, known here what regiments or COZ w o,,h
coo,nnse The advance guard, bul II ueh' en- in.
commands il, his iavorile Ieslmehl-'"e
fan,ry-will no doubt form par'. , tho
Health OF lie Misunderstanding nva and
number Of invaids arriving from Du'n rau, Il.
Brazos Island, more sickness must nav Lrosn an.
ed at these encampmenis man we nav ,es,erday
nrised of The boats which came up yGhs 80 far
! hronah, Great many sick, who are lell he,e ~,
,rea,men,Eseveral whom we saw were Ieuuu. -
- rerlec, skeletons. To the water ami e1posuaLs
IL The sun Is attributed the fatality WIN "n nha
,bese encamn,,en,s have been visited ~ =.
,roons are beng removed from below as lbs. a. !.
nossbe and il is 10 be hoped, as they attain !
more elevated country, less sickness VIII PEE,
The beaI,h Of the troops al Camargo is represent,
cd as remarkably good. So also, we may 90,
This place. although contrary TO our nch lick.
few weeks ago when we anl'cipaseo o;,,
| ness from The filthy condition OF inc @'5
fu..,,, me- Nor Orleans Pieaynne, Aag'a@ 20
DOM ,G PORT LAvACCA.-The steamer
- ~ can, Fullerton, arrived yesterday from
d. a,,,cca whence she sailed on The afternoon
ae ~, o3d ins,, She brings no news oil any ln'
,nras, She reports that on the 22l The Govern
49,, steamer Coryette-in distress-Capl. hel-
nadv from New Orleans, 7th inst, oounu ~ Io'
prazos Santiago, was towed in BY steamer on,
dine Cant. Kennedy reports having experience
heavy weather, which strained his boat very
much forced The oakum out Of her seams cdus'
inc her to leak badly, broke her sieampipes' ~,
came 10 anchor of Malasorda bar he IS nov "
caulking a, Lavacca and hopes TO proceeu =; =,
lwo or three days. He was IN company =,
Two other Government steamers, oo'ii poo rnaan
The Brazos-lhe China totally lost, aoou' nv -
miles north OF the bar while IN sish'- anu ,aI
Col Cross moi since heard oil, ana nc en.e and
fears Of her safety. The steamers M nei sar ,he
| col Harvey passed the bar on the .oo, io' w
Rrazos, The schooner Sarah Jane had so, Il, on
cher throwing over her deck load oil mules nc
nroneller Florida arrived from New orleans JUS
aps ,bc Fashion left. The following vessels were
- he hav 10 all Tor New Orleans in lew DAYS
hr;as viii and Marshall, schrs. Brave, Falcon
u;oblander. Sea. Florida and Piedmont.
LATER FROM YUcATAN.-By the way
or Havana. we have advces from Merida, ane
from Campeche TO the 9Th of August. n ieue,
| is pnblished in the Diario de la daoano, oaleo
the 3ls, July, TO the effect, that there was tu'
multuOuS outbreak lew udys Pics'ou'J :" '"
ladolid. Ii was excited by an individual, whose
name is no, given, who was anxious 10 gain Ihe
seal occupied BY Gov. Barbachano. The graz,
or y. puar cry Of The sedilon, was, Down with
The Taxes" The insurgents obtained posses
sion Of the quarters of their troops, seized iheIl
arms, and were terrifying their position, but aban
doned il slraigh,waY upon learning Of the ap
proach Of Col GAMBIA at The head Of 200 troops
They Instantly re'realcd 10 Ti1hua!acIum, i've
leagues distant from Valladoid. There being
called upon to surrender, they quietly laid down
their arms, without gun being fired, and the
leaders OF this magnanimous instruction wer,
seized and turned over 10 The proper tribunal iol
trial.
Other than this outbreak, and the excitement
caused BY The arrival Of Gen. Basadre, from Tia.
vana, The peninsula was perfectly quiet.
The declaration of different Departments Of
Mexico in favor OF Santa Anna, the Sigh Mn
lie official organ OF Yucaian comes out very
boldly for his cause.
Congress had passed decree exempting from
duty sailpeire and sulphur, intended for The ma
nufaciure OF powder. Thoughtful this OF the fu
calecos.-[ P,caynnc.