Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
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VANTAGE. therefore. Of Richmond 10 nave "d'e .
inc place SO near, well managed, anu Peln'aneA
ly sustained. ,o,,be;r
aThe pIopre,ors OF the springs Hea,eI .me"
guests with The best o'd-iashloncd hosPi'a. III
Mai. Woodbridge. Or. Royster and captain ~ =
Hancock were very attentive, and communicates
freely their plans. In avenues cleared, euPo'a
over The Sulphur Springs, spacious fiolel neaa
ly completed, &C. we have an earnest OF me spe.,
~ establishment of The Huguenot springs a.
one OF The watering places OF The ota'e, anu "
wish lis eniefpising owners all success; ,s,e
"The pany Of gentlemen from this place ~ele
conveyed hy Canal in one OF Edmond y I,aven-
norl's packet boats, drawn by fine team. hen
enjoyment was of very free and heariy cna' ~,
Ter By way of episode, Two oil inc noise' i;,n
twice into the Canal; and but Tor tne ih',I
and GOODNESS OF Mr.. Edmond, they Wouiu nn ~,
been inevitably drowned. The excursion, VA VA
varied with some minor accidenls uy hoou 20
field was very agreeable one, and the parry ie e
turned 10 The civ BY o'clock, P. M, very wen
satisfied with their day of relaxation from ous',
ness, and very favorably impressed TOWARDS 'ns
new watering place"
The question is still agtated, whether Mexico
is aided by Great Britain. The Lohooh LINZ
speaks equiyocalIy on The subject, trusting - .',e
chances II war 10 take sides or decline paElici
patton in The struggle. We are anuseu q
the sympathy which some OF The BRUSH pape''
cannot conceal for The hostile movements y
Mexico Some Of them 20 SO far as 10 Preuie
disaster 10 our arms, and rather taunlnSly ae'
clare that Mexico will give US SO much 'fouoie
as 10 prevent our looking alter inc Olesoll q'e''
ton. A writer from Paris thinks thal France
and England will not sill quietly and see US in'a'
ding aud oyer,hrowing Mexico. We have nc
materials BY which 10 judge whether France ano
England will or will not interfere. We hope iof
the best, and should deeply regret such inlefVeh'
ton in an affair which concerns US alone. Such
proceeding will meet with bu. one response ~ III,
country. Our cause would be 50 just, ana theif
intermeddling so wanion and improper, mai inc
whole moral and physical energies OF our people
would be aroused 10 vndcaie our rights. we
sincerely trust, then, that we shall be suffered 10
fight our battles with Mexico unembarassed by
European Intervention. Bnt our suspense will
not be much longer kept up. The Washington
CORRESPONDENT Of the Journal OF Commerce indul-
ees in the following interesting speculaIions:
Mexico is probably well acquainted, by this
time, with The disposition of the British Govern
ment towards this quarrel; and if she is 10 have
no help from that quarter, then she might as well
begin TO negotiate at once.
Il is my opinion, that Gen. Paroles has assur-
anccs OF support from the British Government
That he had British aid in upsellnS The Govern
m. L Of Herrera there is no doubt.
The Mexican Government would not venture
| upon war with The Unhed States without Inc be-
| lief that il would have foreign support
Al The time when, by the Intervention OF Great
Britain and France, the Mexican Government
was induced TO recognize the independence OF
Texas for The purpose OF defeating annexation, a
pledge was given by the English and French mi.
ns,ers that il the project should iail, Mexico
should have aid in resenne the injuries OF which
she complained That these ministers did not
Give This assurance without authority, may be
readily conjeciured, after the disclosures which
have been made By M GuizDt and the London
"Times"
That Mexico has apprehcnded, and with good
reason, The loss OF California, IN the case Of a
war, is very certain; and it is not probable That
she refused negotiation before she had been as
sured that The integrity OF her territory should be
maintained by France and Great Britain. We
shall soon see how this matter is. II The prlnci-
nal ports of California have not already been Ia
ken by our squadron, they will be IN less man
thirty days from this time; and they 1eW 6e held
too unt,i The var is ended, and us expenses pa'd
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