Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21

took place, in which Two Of the robbers vs,. I'm
ed, and ten taken prisoners" "''''
GEN. UREA Before the pori, s.;,od
port was pu, in circulation at Vera Crn, H., ~
rca had been captured with his whole cnmn,. "
BY The Comanche Indians, somewhere in =!
Slate OF Tamaulipas, or that OF San Louis no
tails were not given, and We believe The uho,.
account 10 be extremely doubtful. "'''
DIFFERENCES AT HEADoUARrgRs We Is,..
with deep regret, that The greatest harmonv daa.
not reign among the general and some o,t.r .r
pe!ior Officers, at The headquarters Of our osi,su
army. Intelligence had been received ,b,,s c.sH'
rails Worth and Pillow, and Col. Dune, ing ~;
drawn on themselves the dsp.ea>nre NJ n. ca na"
mander-in Chief who had placed them in .,.a m.
for alleged disgespec We have no, receivet .ns
particulars.
| The STEAMER MARIA BuRr-The s,e,ns,;.
i'iaria Burt with The mails on board, was to lra W
for this port the same day as that on which ,ts
schr PoEia sailed from Vera Cruz and Tho NAV a.e
senscIs by The lauet confidently expected 10 Snd
her here. her non arrival has led 10 some 10.
prehenslons regarding her safely, supposin. she
left a. The appointed hour. The Ponia expsri.
enced The most iempesiuous weather turino Tho
! greater part OF The passage.
ORAzAsA.-A gentleman (says the Free mo-
| II vas
terday, from Orazaba, which place he lief, on ,,s
2lsl, politely furnished Us with the following n.
ieltiscnce:
"A Pronunciamenio having been made b. the
military in Qnereiaro in favor Of Santa Anna h.
engaged sixty men, and paid them in advance n
accompany him from Tehuacan 10 ;ha. CITY. In,
as soon as they had received The sum ssspd Tar
hey deserted that General.
| "He then ordered The commander Of the force.
| in The State OF Vera Cruz. Gen. Marin 10 send
him an escort, which the laller reluctantly grant
| ed but Immediately after sent his resignation ID
the government al Queretafo.
'Gsn Santa Anna was To leave Tehuacan On
the Dbl. Tor Queretaro. We therefore NAV er.
peel soon 10 hear the news Of The overthrow G,
the government! OF Mexico.
"Uur informant, says that the people in Orls.
IVA ami Cordora were anxiously awaiting The ar.
rival of the Americans, who were reported 10 he
on their march from Jalapa 10 those places 10 Ire.
Them from the yoke OF guerrilla bandiues VII,
threatened their property and lives"
New BRTIsH MISIsTER.-H. B. NJ. sleame.
Vixen arrived at Vera Crrz, four DAYS from Ia
wanna, and brought as passenger PeTby NJ Doy-
Esq Her Britannia Ma jesty's Charge d'AifaIe,
tc Mexico.
Arrival OF TRoops. BY The ship Mo,rcz
l4C recruits had arrived al Vera Cruz for the ii
2 aud 81 Artillery, under The command .. Leu.
HAYS, from Point Comfoft, Virginia
Items from the Free a meriCan OF the 25h or
The maj! arrived Yesterday ficm Mexico BY
way a.; Orizaba, and brough. dates up 10 the lsh
from the CITY.
On The III the bearer Of dispatches from The
Governmen; Al Washington 10 Gen. Scou reach
ell his destination, accompanied by 200 tsasoonS
.l.l.,
was created by The arrival o. these dispatches
and he greatest anxiety prevailed among he in.
nabitan;s as 10 he contents o! the instructions re.
ceivet BY the commandment chief.
General Worth, win division Of 1000 men
vas soon to leave Mexico for Qu.rciaro.
Ii was rumored, and believed in Mexico, tina
Santa Anna had \ strong party in PUeba, a M
they wished to proclaim him dictator. HI
friends in Mexico were Going all ia their pcwe
10 make the same opinion prevail there.
From .jalopa-A letter received Yesterday, b
q friend OF ours, SAYS: "A parry OF Texans hav
jus, arrived from Peroe, bringing with them q
prisoners Lieutenant Colonel, Captain, and
Lieutenant OF SaerrIiie,os
From the first dav oil November, to The rreser
dal2, 9SS troops have arrived al this place. Tn
numbeI o! troops now al HeIgara amounts &
more Ina 5000.
Waytme.-Tns English Royal Mail steamer
which entered our por, yesterday from Tampicc
brought The Captain and creS OF The America
steamer Secretary Buchanan, lost on The Islam
Of Lubos. All he crew were picked up by lb'
British steamer.
The Captain of the same steamer reports tha
when he len Tampco, the steamer J. S. McKin
was entering that port, having been dismasied
and being in low OF another steamer
TRAIS-The Arco Iris Of The 30'h ult., has ih
following item:
n train OF 100 wagons. under Maj. Gen Bui
Ter, lett our city today. The troops under march
ing orders are in fine CONDITION, ard very an1
ious (it seemsl Tor 4 lieht.