Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01
From the New Orleans Picayune May2ll
FROM NORTHERN MEXICO AND CALI
EORNlA


Last evening we had Ihe pleasure Of CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Slujze German gentleman,
who has been some time residing a trader Al
Durango. He LETT that cry some time in the
later part OF April, taking The ronte ly arras,
Salulo and the Rio Grande. Anxious TO know
how well informed Mi. Kendall was Of The dis
position OF the people OF Northern Mexico To de-
zach themselves from The Central Government
we have made inquiries OF Mr.. Sloizel IN the
subiecr, and he informs US that the States OF Du.
range. Zacatecas and San Luis though reluctant
10 invite our arms into their territory, sill WHEN
there our armies will be received as friends -
There is, he says, perfect ndiff renee as 10 "ae-
Their the states are governed by Mexicah> or
Americans 10 FACT he inclines 10 the opinion
ina, they would prefer the Americans should rulc.
Previous 10 leaving Durango, Mr.. Sioize! vsi
lei Cali.Dtuia, and lett Mazallan on he morning
oiihe 9Th Of April, much The latest dates we
have had from that quarter. When ne letl the
Americans were in quiet possession OF all ihe con-
ouered territory and The coast was closely blocsa-
ded.
Mr.. Sloizel heard nothing on his travels later
from COL Doniphan than has been already learn
ed through the papers at Mexico. From gentle
men OF the army we learn that he has been or
dered to Join Gen. Taylor, and there was a re-
port al Sallillo that he had been cut of on his
march from Chihuahua, bu, however the report
Gdulc, uUl Qic SlSulCSt StCuit WoS ahoehNNs
Al late dinner gwen 10 Mr.. Bois, in Rich
mond, Virginia, (says The Pennsylyanian,) the
duty was assigned 10 that gentleman II bedevll
ling the President during the next session OF Con-
gress Indeed he announced himself as SOFT
of Federal bull dog, who intended 10 convert
Congress into a theatre for his performances
Mr.. Bolts is The same individual that slept with
President Tyler, and afterwards threatened To
..head him or die" We trust he will have pity
upon ar Polk in his stupendous movements
against Executive corruption!
Correspondence of The ~ Y jour. Of Commerce.
BosroN, May 26-6 o'clock, P NJ.
The barque Lucia Maria, Treadwell, arrived
here this morning from Rio Janeiro, whence she
aailed April Both, with file OF Rio papers 10 The
18Th April No news OF importance in them.
u g. ship Columbus Commodore Rousseau,
and store-ship Southampton, were at RIO at sail.
ing OF The l. M, The lal.er for The Pacific next
aav. The cambridge left on The l6h for Rio
Gtande, 10 caution American whaers not 10 re-
cTuit on the coast, as the Brazilian government
would seize them.
LATER FROM THE RIVER LA PLATE.
BY the bark VIM Schrrder, al Salem, from
Monte ideo, letters have been received 10 April
i3h, and from Buenos Ayres 10 5th.
The blockade Of Buenos Ayres by the English
and French squadrons continued, but all active
operations against the Argentine Government
had ceased. The country was quiet in possession
of The troops under Presiden, oIiee. The inhab-
i,anls OF Monlevideo were daily expecting The al
rival OF the English and French ENJOYS sen, out
TO .unersede Ouselv and Defaudis when ii was
thought that Presden' o ibe would assume TIE
Government with their consent. In anticipation
of this event. the mos, influential Of the opponents
10 President Oribe had taken measures 10 prompt.
ly remove with their property 10 Brazil