Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
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,hem The Iris recommends that the nieAf
cans should follow the example oi 'ne opan
;a,ds: rha, il Generals Taylor anu o.o"
have declared all Mexican bands OF gueI'li"s
as outlaws, the Mexicans snouiu aI ~
declare the Americans 10 De oan","'' an',
- S,.;n decide that "ior every Mexican lhal
sbouId be treated as land piTa'e oy Tue h l.
cans three Americans lrH De hdngea our % sms
falling into the hands OF the Me1'cans- | Inc
S,", dif;cnlty in carrying out this feiocious re-
solve will be 10 find Americans enough 10 aii ea
,bree for every Mexican slain. The nex' ulln'
culty will be 10 catch The Americans, as we Pi1-
sumr that in Mexico as in other paris Of The woln,
catching comes before hanging Energy auu
decision will save The Country" ADDS Inc IRIS
"wilhoul these virues every thing VIII U :. ioS'
Sc, then, energetic and decisive iof once! D.
Some OF the papers disapproVe OF gen. nia
vos decree imposing fiues on PERSONS =: -, @
session OF The Americans: "For, "they say, VIVA.
are 600. or even 10000 Americans, to al least
so 600 inhabitants who will remain al eueoia'
unable 10 leave the places"
A CORPS of guerrtlLeros lett Inc eaPHai-on VI.
Isl inst. in order TO watch the movements anu
give information as TO the operations VI 'ne az
vancins invaders. ,us. f,h.
Governments own) was stopped completely on
The Isl Nav, and hundreds OF poor women wei.
! ait wilhou; The means Of raising money 10 uuy
bread for themselves and chlldren. i.
a society was formed on The Both April. al Inc
capital, Tor the purpose OF raising iunus, p.o
visions ammunition, &c, denomina,eu 'ne
| cety OF the Friends OF the National Inuepenu
euce"-( Soc,edad de- amigos de IA tncepsna. ~" -
Nae,onal) The commiuee, appointed on W.
fire, day. visited several churches, conVen's' ana
other public and private dwellings, ana obtained
.an,s snnnl;es but many gave nothing but PRO
II Republicano, in commenting on me new
Mexican (American) Tariff when IS puonsn.u
in all the Mexican papers, remarks tnal HOW'LL -
standing the Yankees prohibit The in'foduc.,o I VI
powder. arms, &c brandy is admitted ai"ioa zee
A Mexican lady, wiring from Sallillo, oep'c.ss
,hs state in which The Mexican soldiers wounoeo
=, Rnena Vista. find themselves, as most miser'
able. -, ,-onos.,s
n, persons prepared 10 furnish The army win cam
non Of different calibre.
General Pacheco has formed company "
sucr,asros, whose motto IS 10 be "inoepehIeh.e
or Dealh"-dea'h in The PicKwicSiah Oh Dam"
Anpaian sense, Of course
letter from Querelaro, OF The Isl INST, says
10, from 24o( 10 5000 pounds Of brass and cop
ner had been gathered there, and that they wou'o
procecd immediately 10 cast several pieces Of can
+. non. ,,,.~ os n.
e,b inst a defence Of himself and forces agains
The differen, attacks made on them through lh'
press. charging him with cowardice IN having fe
,rea,ed in such hot haste from CerTo Gordo.
!, The Governor OF the State OF Iamaul'Pd
9 published proclamation al Ciudau slc'o.. "a ~
; Ibe 18th OF April, by which he declares lhal M
y said Stale continues, and will always continue
, n form a par. Of The Mexican Republic, and Is
!, consequently. determined 10 give all lis ass'slanc
;, in carving on the war against The Americans
:, Don Antonio Campazano Governor OF IN
Stale OF Sonora, issued proclamation al 10
i. mort of Guaymas on the 4lh of April, calling O
= hi, soldiers and tellow.citzens TO defend them
= selves from The invaders, and mol allow them
:, impose The yoke OF slavery on The Mexican race
q LATER FROM THE BRAZos.
re The brig Henry, Capt. Cole arrived last nisi
~ from The Brazos, having LETT there on the 2ol
e NAV, (says the New Orleans Della.) BY hi
arrival we have dates from MaIamoras 10 tn
10Th and from Monterey 10 The 9Th May. lhei
m i ~ news OF any importance Of Gen Taylor
he column. The Monterey and Malamoras r;
D pers are principally filled with extracts take
q. from the New Orleans papers we CLEAN iro'
q the Ma;amoras Flag, Of the 18Th inst, The follow
;" ing items:
rarabajal still keeps himself Kim in rho s; y1lny
. r. n, Mere, on The San Fernando road. The for,
~ under his command is small-not exceeding f
: e men-b but sufficient 10 plumber all trading pa
:. lies coming in or going out from MaIamoras
- - Fam MauA. ~ ;-1:-:l--i ---ll-,-- go
~ has already been made in our columns, died iro
's the effects Of his wounds on The 18th ins. Car
III Nj. was partner and no, the Clerk If Mr.. Sill
Y clair. as previously stated The assassin h;
= been placed in close confinement.
=, CAuoHT A TARrAR.-B Between Camarso an
r. Mier. 4 short time ago. three Mexicans wei
n wayiaying The road 10 rob Mexican mercha
)" of Malamoras, who they knew was coming dow
VI nossessi9n Tbs .pffGShtap pl had three men vii
where the robbers had posed lhemseiyes III,
n three Texan Rangers, who had hA." out on
J. scout, struck into The road short distance ahea
: OF him, pursuing their way down 10 Camargo-
II was after dark, and the robbers mislooh III
Ranges for The merchants party. They order
10 ed them 10 halt and deliver, and the Rangers di
81 halt and deliver, but hey delivered bullets insea
IS Of money, and left not a robber 10 carry of hi
y load-all were killed, and the merchant passe
= down in safety.
l. The mule Train which left MalamoIas abou
n he 18th inst Tor Camsreo, under an escort {
Massachusetts Volunteers, commanded BY Capt
n Walsh, reached there in safety. The repoI
4, about their being attacked, and The mules slam
: peding turned out 10 be incorrect.
o The 9th ll,h, l2h l4lh and 18th Regiment
!. of Infantry, and The Regiment of VolIgeurs, hat
been ordered TO Gen. Scott. The 10Th, 18th ant
10Th Regiments Of Infantry, and The Sd Dragon,
had been ordered 10 join General Taylor.
IL was reported in Ma,amoras thai Lieulenan
Colonel Randolph, Of The Virginia Regiment
had, with portion Of his command captured
> on The 5lh instant, 40 of Canales men, al China
The lst Mississippi Regiment, under Coone
Davis, was TO have left Cerravo on the 20ll
~, for The mouth OF The Rio Grandc. Colone
= Davis was fast recovering from his wounds.
The health Of General Taylors army was ge
neray good. Tie smallpox, which at one time
created considerable alarm among the troops ant
the Mexican inhabitants in Salillo had nearly
!. disappeared.
The remains Of Lieutenant R. L. Moore, Of
the Isl Mississippi Regiment, who was killed al
the battle Of Buena Vista, were brought over
j. from the Brazos on board the brig Henry, under
the charge of Colonel c. E. Smeads and ]. E.
Happen.
We make the following extracts from Kendalps
letters al Jalapa, in an Extra Picayune:
JALArA, Mexico, May 20, l847.
There is no mistake that General Scouts pro-
clamaton, which went directly home 10 every re-
decling Mexican, is doing great deal of good.
We are still without laT,her posItIye news OF
General Worth and il is now almost certain that
his dispatches are cut of. He would hardly en-
Ter so rich and populous city as is Puebla with
out sending an official account Of it 10 General.
Scotl-at least such is the impression.
The Mexicans here have news from The city of
Mexico which we cannot get hold Of, their own
courers doubtless running regularly. One of
them told me last nigh. that fifteen bauaons OF
the National Guard have been thoroughly organ
lied a, the capital, that Notifications are already
in process Of construction al or near Rio Eric,
that the bells have been run up into cannon, and
that the owners Of an iron foundry al The city OF
Mexico, Englisbmen, have been compelled 10 cast
balls on the promise of remuneration hereafter
Understand, distinctly, that gel all this from
Mexican, and tha, il must be taken with allow