Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
THE ENQUIRER.
Wednesday Morning, March "a. is47.

The @'hsrn mail ri yes'etday brought no
ihi'g 10 clear M The myseIv and aux,elv that is
fru in New 0Ile- ~ and every where else, for
the ",,rune OF wal" 10 Mexi o. This mornings
mail may ih,uw "ne light on ne exciting rI'
mnrs, WHICH have & led he country with alarm,
highly exaggerated as We trns, they may turn out
10 he.
In relation 10 The mysterious statement that
Captain flenre II The camp at Gen. Taylor
qu / TN The % Febrnsiy, The PicaJune says II
is all a mistake, and thai Capt II. leil Gen. Tay-
Tor before that line and brings nohing 10 con-
hfm ur contra ict The h.aing accoua's OF oa'ues.
He thinks that il a baI,le has been ioush' oy
Santa Anna in fice, The chances are many 10
one thai he (San,a A nna) has proved victorious
Lo kin, 81 The character vi The man WIN is rot
ea,il, alarmed AT ,fnes and whose gallant es.
cane upon nube Kentucky blooded mare from
the Mexican troop, which captured Majors
Gaines and Borant and APT. Clay, Is full oil
the true spirit oil romance and proves him 10 oe
a man OF indomhahe nerve and talent; he Pica-
yune re cards his statements as giving rise 70 Tue
most ominons an.'cpaions resPee!i' 6 Inc sae'y
of The American army. But nothing can be co"s'-
derrd is ~ hrn.ic hal d e. not come direc' "o''
GIN. TayIor's camp Most OF The runofs re-
ceived are from Mexicans, The communication
with the interior h-ns cut n.
The Sc 1aie ui L .nisiana have adopted lne !oi'
lowing resolutions:
Whereas The l. s'>lalure 4 The state nt Loui-
sians. in vie al he dn les imposed tn w S'd'r
from hrr pruxini Y 10 me sea- {" acH'n' n" w.
In concu, renee ~i he patriotic inipu SIS oil men
con-tnu MS tel cae.t IN ~ nn nn Al 'hce
every available resource ~ meet Inc inPsou'"s
crisis; Ih-'ehne ,,
n. IL R.so r,d Thai me Gnyernnr be reqnest
81 NJ aurh,ni ed ~ 81, d f,rward AZ promptly a.
D ,..ihe. all N. M ray all, either winners u
militia. that can h. pm IN ftqu'>'t,"n lot Inc 'e
Iiri vi General T,yln'> min'rd an
R,snod, Tint inc Lesisi' t"fe WIZ maze
promptly the appr;P iaii'n necessary iof 'ne eAS'
Gu i'm al Ihr lrrgoinS re,nlul"n.
They viii, M duub', lie az eel 10 by The House
I, w,s nm erstuud ina, Governor Johnson intended
10 call f,r vuunee,s Tor one resi enl OF One
thousand strong, 10 be enrolled under The th're
months law, being persuaded lha; be could g. |
them equirp.d and semi II! in ten days Armeo
with puwer by the Legislature, ne VIII take all
proper steps To NEE, the present. crisis. and send
relief 10 eur heleaeusred army
In he Data If Tuesday we fad The following
notice Of a military movement:
"Companies + and Il. Captains Gardner ann
P,ummrr of he IL reei mni Unit-d SAFES In
faotry will rpay- ,o-iay in rh- Uord Staies
Sleamsr Telegraph Tor Beg Island 'hci
original ia ina ion was 10 in General Sco'>
division Of The arnv hat in consequence Of IN
recent intelligence ON The seat IL war, lnr,'
desnna,i n WIS aier-d. Colon hamlran,, h,
and Ariuan, r P. Angus, 81 The virginia he
7imen,, will slso leave tais evening IN lae ieie.
graph
II ha, bsen argued, AMI with much force, tina
Gen. Scott ccul' promptly and easily furnish
from, 10 a 600 lr o;s Tor The relief OF The army
above. They might be rapidly sent on steamers
10 The mouth Of The Rio Grande. 10 be transport
ed up ina. river On Iisht boa's. j. Is probable
that he will meet with Little resistance a! Vera
Cruz; Santa Anna having adored The policy o.
Withdrawing a large budy of troops from maj
posl. 10 he concrnralel around Gen. TavloJ' A.
nv. Bn even with Sou, rcsis.aace 81 Ven
Cruz Scu,, m gu spare hads c. men 70 sve g
6cen, succor To Taylor whuse forces have been
TOO much reduced, in order 10 swellhe expedition
10 Vera Cruz But few days will clear up all
doub', anil unfold the true position Q! he Seye!a!
bsttle.6elds.