Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-13

Gen. yALEscIA.-Gen. VALENCIA IS lenoi'ca
having arrived al San Luis Po!osl Oh 'I on ,E ~
June, where he took immediate c,hi'ia"" U va
army. Gen. Saias had also arrived 'hcie, a"a
| taken charge vi his post
GsN. BusrAMgSrE.- Bus,ame was d.
! Irapualo on line 5h where he was 70 Des'.. .u'-
medialelv 10 raise forces from The oa'e vi oua
naua,o Ii was thought, that zen. Aicu'ta nv az.
issued an order by which Bus'ameh'e wou'a w.; ~
obliged to go as far as Sinaloa IN oioer ~ AM
| command OF the forces there-which, accoiu'"S
10 FL Monitor, are none. ,,e
see in The Monitor Of The llth, that Santa Anna
and Canalzo had "made friends" once more ana
consequently The examination Of The lailer lor
his con,Iuct at Ceuo Gordo was dropped. AZ
though il was reported that he had been appoint
el Governor of The State of Vera Cruz, nc was
| 10 be EMPLOYED in the defence OF the capital.
Mons Ci,gnll.LAs.-El Estandarte de los Chi
nacasles. published al San Luis Potosi, saws maj
n laroe BODY Of gueras has been organized a.!
Bocas, about twelve leagues from San LUIS, ana
thai they were all we'll armed and equipped
MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE INTERCEPTED
! Gen. Alvarez sent an express from Ameca, on
The i'm. with correspondence intercepted in The
possession of courier going from The Capital 10
puebla. The Government had called on The dil-
fcrenl persons sending letters, in order that They
should be opened and read, 10 show whe,her or
not they contained any information oil which The
Americans could avail themselves.
letter addressed 10 FL Monitor, from Puebla,
saws that Gen. Worth, who began by kissing his
hands to all the young ladies al Puebla, has con-
clrded BY breaking The doors Of Senior lIaro's
house, lodging himself in it, Whatever truth
there may b. iii the former part Of this statement
the latter par; We believe 10 be 4 lie.
GEN ScoTr'S MARCH 10 TUE CArTaL.-El lie
pnblicano al The lh has accounts from Puebla.
in which il is stated that The American forces
would not move towards the capital before siI
weeks. (irom The 10Th Iune) as they were await
ing reniorcements and heavy artillery from Vera
Cruz. IL Monitor OF the same dale, publishes
letter in which the writer states that he has been
informed that the whole forces will move towards
the CAPITAL in all from the 18th TO The 20h as
they had resolved and were determined 10 spend
and celebrate the 4lh Of July at the capital.
MOVEMENTS OF AMERICAN TRoops.-A letter
from Puebla, addressed 10 Fl Monitor, states that
Gen. Worth wen, as far as Choula with 200 men,
and had returned alone with his staff, without be-
ing troubled by any o The snerllas.
ASSISTANCE SOLICITED FROM GES. ScoTr.-A
letter received Al The Capital on The ION, from
Tlaxcala, says that the inhabitants Of that place
addressed petition 10 Gen. ScolI, asking prolec-
lion oil him; as n chiefoi suenillas, Porlillo, was
constantly annoying them. The Monitor says,
that il seems The Tlaycaltecos wish 10 initiate
their predecessors during the time when The Span
iards went TO conquer them.
ATTACK ON GEN ScoTT.-A correspondent from
Puebla, writes on the 7th TO friend IN Inc capi APE
tai. that the American forces are scarcely o,uOU
men. and as Gen. Scott could not leave that place
for some time, II would be good policy lo,have The
Mexican forces marched TO Puebla and there al,
tack the Americans, who were moi prepared iof
an effective defence.
A letter from Tuypan, OF 3lst May, says thal
The inhabitants are so much frightened there, maj
a. soon as they saw vessel approaching The
port, they packed up their beds and ian 10 me
woods where they remained until they were a.
sured hat there was no danger in the town.
FROM TAMPICo.
The schooner Sarah Elizabeth, Captain Webb,
arrived al New Orleans on the Isl July from
Tampico, having lef there on the 24!h OF June.
The Pcayune learns from Mr.. Mitchell that
the English steamer Avon was lying OFF the bar,
landing quicksilver. She would shortly proceed
on her return voyage, touching al her several APP
pointed ports, bu she would take lille or no spe
Gle with her, as in consequence Of The guerrilla
parties i, is deemed unsafe TO transport even mer-
chandisc in the interior without large escort oil
troops. Tampico iees sensiby this state OF
things.
The accounts OF the health Of the city are al
variance. While Capt Webb represents that
the Louisiana regiment is suffering dreadlnliy
from the ieyer-iess than one-lonrth iii Tor duty
the Sentinel, OF The Goth ult., says the health OF the
town continues good, with The exception Of some
cases Of intermittent fever.
The U. S. bombbris Hecla, Lieut.. Cong
Fairfax, is blockaiing The port OF Soto la Marina
ANOTHER REaUIsTroH.-TheS Secretary Of War
has made another equisiion on Louisiana. The
present one, just received BY Gov. Johnson, is for
Two companies Of mounted snnmcn. The scene
oil ,hcls duty is 10 be Vera Cruz and It's environs