Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

En.,;.h saws. on the 18th ult.: at appears that
| laree number Of Deputies OF The Congress, form
inc a luna, have col up protest against Pena
Pena holding The Presidential power.
The officers of the Mexican army who hat
gone 10 QueIelaro and Touca, were hnoted, j
IS said, BY The population, both men and women
and scarcely dared 10 appear IN The streets io
fear OF being shot.
| The .urtr,i,as are on The road between Que
relaro and The capital, aud are punderlng every
traveller they meet.
| A letter dated The l2h ult., received al The ca
| pital fiom Qucretaro, says Pena Pena had JUS
arrived, in company with lew deputies, making
| The roal number in the capital about hily. i
was thought, says The Star. endeavors would bt
made al once 10 organize a government, which
would settle the question OF peace or war. II
| quorum of Congress could be assembled, The hrs
cues ion which would be brought up would be
| The presidency. Almonle was spoken OF as The
candidate OF The Puros and some OF The Modera
dos, and Oiaguibel, Governor OF The Stale oil Mex.
| leo as the candidate OF The opposing parlies.-
Nearly all The officers OF The dispersed army were
at Querclaro, and it is said found il hard 10 OBJ
| tain subsistence.
The military force al Quereiaro consisted o.
abou, 1000 cavalry and infantry, with six pieces
ofartleIy from Guadalajara, under The command
of Gen. Heredia.
DR.. William Roberts, of The Medical Staff
on The l2h ull. OF a wound received al The Kings
Mills.
Capt c. T. Huddleson, Of the l4th infantry,
died al Mexico on the lllh u of diarrhGa. He
was in bad health from The time he lett Vera
Cruz.
Capt. Pierson Of the New York Regiment oil
Volunteers, died on The 10Th ut of wounds re-
ceived in storming Chepulepec.
Senior Rosa, the Mexican Secretary Of Stale
has, under the Instructions OF Pena Pena, ad-
dressed Santa Anna note from Toluca, ordering
him 10 give up the command OF the army 10 Gen.
Riscon, until his conduct be investigated by a
military council or court martial.
The Star is assured by Mexican that The "a
lhedral OF Guadalajara had been sacked by The
parly opposing the church. The Star thinks
there is something important ana "Geep foo'ed
in this.
The Star of the 10th says The assassination Of
American soldiers by The Mexicans had again
commenced. Sergeant Sullife, of The Rifles, was
killed the night before. A private OF one Of The
infantry regiments was also killed the same night,
and ii was reported that two others were killed.
Earthquakes, says The North American of The
29th uli are al the present lime Of very quent
occurrence in This beautiful Country. Aiewdays
ago The village Of Ocolla was totally destroyed
The CANON de la Bafca has also suffered Sc.
we're shake, throwing down houses and the lower
OF The principal church. We bave had four Of
The unpleasant visilers in lhis city since our &C.
cupation Of il.
The "Mcyican Eagle" is the name OF new
Mexican journal, just commenced al The capital.
The editor does not believe in opposing obstacles
to any negotiations that may lead 10 an amlcable
adjustment Of the differences and says that Pro-
violence has decIeed The destiny cf The nation
The following is The substance oil motto al The
head of The Eagle "An honorable peace emo
bles nations and The magnanimhy oil the North
will no, let Them offer Us terms other Than homo
rable"
The North American says The following OH
GERS have leave Of absence and proceed Ia The v.
Slates-lhose who are nct incapaciiaed by
wounds or Sickness &c recruit for their respective
regiments:
Brevet Col, !. Garland, Sin Infantry; Coils. G
w. Morgan. l4h Infantry; Ward B. Burneu
N. York Volunteers; L. p. Andrews, Voieenrs
L.. Col. Samh t. Watson, Marine Corps; Brevet
Mai. R. D. A. Wade, Sd Ani,lery; Maj w. w.
Loring, Mounted Rifemcn; Capt. Rob-. Anderson,
4ih Artillery; Philip Kearny, LIST Dragons; A.
F. McReynolds, Sd Dragons; James w. Den.
YER, l2h Intantry; p. z Anderson, l4'h lnfantry,
Julian P Breedlove, l4h Infantry; Garrel Dyke
man, New York Volunteers; Edward A. King,
9Th Infantry; Robl. Porter, 81 Pennsylvania Vol
unrecrs; William Fl. Irwin, 18th Infantry; Eu-
gene Handkerchief, 18th Infantry James Miller,
ID Pennsylvania Volunteers; James Murray do.
A. P. Churchill, Volunteers; LienIenants, Il.
Prince, 4lh Infantry; William Morale, Louis.
ana Mounted Volunteers; David Hopkins, Cd
Volunteers; James D. Porter,
New York Volunteers; Charles A. Cooper,
Thornton T. Brodhead, Adjulant 18th Infantry;
John T. Brown, 81 Dragons; II. D. Codender
Ordnance Corps; Thomas w. Sweeney, New |
York Volunteers; Laimer Graham, 10Th Intan-
Try; WIN. A. NEWMAN, 9h Infantry; VIM. n.
Goodloe, / 5h Infantry; John w. Hathaway, 9Th
Infantry; Henry De Wolf, do; Monimsr
Rosencranls, 5lb Iuiantry; Alphonse F. Palmer,
)lh Infantry; Edward Johnson, 4th Infantry;
Edward G. Brynion, Isl Artillery; Charles Ii.
ones, New York Volunteers; VIM. Brown, do I;
Llewellyn Jones, Mounted Rifles; NJ. A. Van
Buren,, do; Henry A. M. Fillmore % Pennsyl-
yania Volunteers; D. D. Baker, Marine Corps;
John w. Stuart, South Carolina Volunteers;
w. G. Comorsyne, do; G. Kinsng Voigeurs;
J. r. kiger, do; r. Fl. Archer, do F. Ii.
Larned, do; VIM. Merrihew, Sd Dragons.
Gems Rincon and Bravo have been exchanged
or Capls. Heady and G. NJ. Clay, and other En-
prisoners.
There has been revolution in GuadalaJara.
Mr.. Kendall thinks Gomez Farias is al The bot
ON OF il.