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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23
SrApLEToN COATES, Secretary
Tn Me Editors Of lie Enauirer :

To the Editors ~ The Enquirer:
Having observed oil late frequent and violent
assaults in The Wing press OF This city upon Col
Mcpherson Of Page, and believing they are in
tended 10 affect him injuriousy as candidate
for the Senate in The District OF which his county
forms part, and especially TO det act from The
high reputation he so Justly acquired as well in
that renowned Democratic District as with The
nmc Democratic party in The Legislature, BY the
introduction and successful advocacy of The reso-
ulions OF appreciation by the General Assembly
of Virginia Of the course Of the President 81 The
United States in the prosecution oil the Mexican
war; beg leave through your paper 10 say 10
the voters OF that District, that | have observed
Col. Mcpherson closely through Two important
and exciting sessions, and during that tire ne
has added TO the high rcpule which eight or
len years previous service had acquired Tor him,
as a visian and able watchman oi The Interest
OF the Stale al large, and especially 81 thai 81 his
own constituents.
Col Mcpherson is a Jealous firm and able adj
vocalc OF true Democratic principles, always al
his posi-, always faithful, his position always
known, and therefore never necessaiyto be &C.
fined.
| will add, hat the Democratic parry in the
Legislature Of Virginia, as demonstrated his ses-
sion, is no longer one, hui Is divided into "Haids"
and "Sotis:" Col. MCPHERSON is OF The first cas-
and is therefore he object OF severe animadver'
sion BY the Wings; and | ask permission to warn
the vo,ers OF the district and all true men Of The
parry, 10 beware oil The second class, called SHIFTS
To must Inc 'Soils is 10 cndanger, if not 10 sur
render, the political rights OF the party.
A DEMOCRATIC MEMBER
March II, 1877. OF Tie Va. Legislature.
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MEETING IN WILLIAMSBURG

Alta meeting OF The Republicans OF The City 81
Williamsburg, held al The Court House, On Sa-
turday evening, the l3'h OF March, iSi5, on mo-
lion, The meeting was organized by calling VIM
S. Peachy, ESQ., 10 The Chair, and appointing
John II. Barlow, Esq, Secretary, and, on mo.
lion OF Peter 7. Powell, the Chairman appointed
the following gentlemen committee 10 report
resolutions for The consideration oil the meeting,
viz: Jno. H. Barlow, Lemuel J. Bowden and Pc
Ter r. Powell, VINO, having retired short time,
returned and reported the following resolutions,
which we're unanimously adopted:
l. Resolved, That we approve the prorosItion
10 hold a convention al Yorktown on The 18Th
instant, for The purpose OF nominating ne
publican candidate 10 represent this legislative
disuict in the next General Assembly; and thai
David S. Cowles, DR.. Ro. Nj. Garrett John h
Barlow, John NJ. King, James Gray. Thomas
Jones, Parke, Slater, and any other Republican
of this city who may be presen, on The occasion
be appointed 10 represent rs in said convention
2 Resolved That Gen. Thomas H. Bayy has
made US IN able and eficien, representative in
The Congress Of the U. States and that ne is Just
" entitled 10 The warm support OF all republican:
in The District, and that every honorable mean:
in our power shall be zsaluusy employed 10 en-
sure his reelection.
And then the meeting adjourned s,M die,
WIN S. PEACaY, Chairman
JOHN Il. BARLOW, Secretary.
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F'Rt lucATAN.-Capf. Mcconnell on. +
l. street CARVED yesterday from Hav,na
iuInlshe US with Havana papcr, Ia ,hs ! +,
containing some further particulars =.
o' Tins ilae mail Steamship. The cas..,.a-..
pears q have caused intense feeling - i
particularly as one ofthc most e.lir ,,t,, ~.
citizens, Don Nes'or Escrdcro. vi, t..
were lost. F. M. Dimond, Esq. ,,,c !, ! !
sui a! The port OF Vera Cruz, was .l>o 49,.
ger, out was providentialIy saysa a. a.
orn"r heni'o Gomez Farias. son q, ,sa w.. b.
sident Of Mexico who was >, ,a,. !"
As secretary Of the Mexican leea,;a,--,t- s..
has chartered boat and sailed tnr :. s.t
cios, e rencn to Mexico, - =
Ne dela'ls are given OF This u.i,rcb,... r..
wreck, which occurred in the nioni.,,s. -. i
e,n.'. curing Nonher, but moi = yrrv 49,,
one, and The wind was cyin, a,.av .s.. +.
STUCK On the Alacran rocks, and 5.r.s,, 4
,"n'n was carried away with some n,.,..e,.. +,
'he,' oerih>; among item was Scnnr L,|....,.
ana wiie-Ihe cabin filed win vat, ;,,,,e i,
, -, @%1 .'e scene became truly ds,e>sin- I!
$50 iay aooni my yalds from the Shore. as.
i, $3.50 msmsi no.h'h2 could be done; when M
~. 1aMnee, cfeadiui Spectacle prescnet u.s..
ny passengers naked, cold, ard aa.n-d
"'eyi were EuGl'ed gpe.t0tt
sfoops on The deck, with only one bare +. Q:
dhu some vinegar 10 refresh themselves wi,,
expecting he shj, 70 20 10 Pr,
Nheh Inc brig Emile, chartered b. The sos.,
menl Of Merida, came - their aid. and les.t
- OF these poor wle.hed creatures. Iia.ssa
nat four fuca'eco passengers were los,.
,onJcc!uted that loo persons altogether wofe ~,
ied. The ofacers, and most Of he crew a.s
ave-, isl Of whom, a. also Ice passers.s
viii be found below.
An investigation into the cause oil his -. e.
re accident, is loudly called Tor BY inc cilisf.'
heriaa-as hey assert The Torther wa nj ~
! The time The Tweed struck, nor hac i ~
mere violent han vessel OF her force cop'. o...
ONE indeed, The wind wa, suheitin- Tasy
. assert. lha; these rocks in he hay Il 4 ac.s'
re plainly and truly markell on The chss,-
which makes The fact more nexplicabe-a,
. reason has been given-,he pilot, caP,sr -
fhcers, as well as engineers being saget, p'c'a
ly our next advices will disclose the cassrs.
'hich led ID so distressing a calamity t. lo''
estimated a, one million dollars.
Grea. credit is given in Merida 10 Capan Dot
ernardino Camp and he PHO, Don Gn.-':s.
lilaverde OF The SPANISH brig Eno, TOT ''ef
romptress and energy in sa:ins me ..T-s = .
lany fellow creatures.
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TW I'e ENgkirss
UANOVER.-Con excrmeu, az
in all parts OF this ancient county. How al
be aliaycd7 b. a Convention Of he Democrs
Repub.ican>2 doubt it-tof have heard ia. 1
Thompson the selt-nominee, icns since ia!
lermined 10 run on his own hook, and eyer. / :.
knows lie cannot be elected II is d liz ill.,.
however, that the leaders Of our pary wi.' I.
action in the matter, and torn some Salts All.
plan 10 get US out OF this unfortunate ;il~mm.
soon as possible. a Convention, al March C,..
nigh, probably relieve US. lis humb'y sus...
ed for The consideration Of the knowing on->
"CLODHOPpE2
nan,orsr;llo March lSfb
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MEETING IN JAMES CITY COUNTY

NJ
Al meeting oil the Republicans OF James
City County, held al The Court House on Mon
day, The Sin day Of March, iS47 on motion of
VIM L. Henley, the meeting was organized by
calling Alexander n. Hankins, Esq, 10 the
Chair, and appointing Tnos. h. Gotiigan Secre-
larry. The object OF The meeting being explain
ed oy The Chairman on motion, the following
gentlemen were appointed committee TO dralI
resolutions for its consideration: Moses r. Har-
rell, John H. Barlow, Lemuel J. Bowden, WIN.
S. Peacby and Henley L. Jones, who, having
retired few moments, returned and reported the
following resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resoired, That his meeting aPPIro"es The pro-
position 10 hold a Conv' nlion al Yorktown, on
The 10Th OF Inc present month, for he purpose oil
selecting a Republican candidate 10 represent
this legislative District in The neat General As
semh,y. and that Moses r. Harrcil, Nathaniel
Piesau, Henley T. Jones, Henry V. Morris,
Ahxaner II. Hankins, Henry u VI Richard
son. and all olher Republicans from III county
who happen 10 be present on the occasion, ale
hereby appointed our delegates 10 represent US IN
said Convention
The meeting was addressed al some length BY
VIM. NJ. Overon, Esq, OF Richmond, and, on
motion, adjourned sine die.
ALEX n. HAWKINS, Chairman.
THos "A GorrIaAN Secretary.
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We we're very sorry TO hear OF the unfavorab
action o.ihe House Of Delegates on Friday. upo
The bill slowing $500 compensation 10 The Adj
tan, Genra Tor the extraordinary services render
ed ny hih nnder acquisitions from Washnplo
upon Visnia Tor troops. We have been induce
TO look itc,he facts, which, we learn, were col
reclly slIei by Mr.. Mcpherson OF Page, in re
gard 10 helulirs OF The Adju,ant General The
show aedy increase from 1911, when Gere
raj Richreon was appointed, TO 1916, when b,
The calfovolunteers The duties became over
whelmig. For instance, The correspondence il
ls4l arpued TO IS letters and orders; in 1919 /,
90, in 1880 10, in 1874 10 17G, in 1915 10 %.
and, inP4i to over GOO
ThTrgmenls Of 10 months volunteers were
organt and commissioned under the first re-
qnisI il May last; one regiment 10 serve du
ring 1war was called for in November; a nd
The q having no quarlermaster's department
or csaissarat organized. The Adjutant General
hadpake all arrangements for transportation,
quar-, subsistence, &C., for the Regiment. He
a'sfhlracted for and had made up and dislr-
buk The clothing for 10 OF the Companies
I1e,ived and distributed Sl5,G24 % on ac-
couif clothing, and necessarily was forced TO
keep account for each company. His duties
wemcessant and harassing, day and night,
Surs inclusive, for some time, and on several
occns, he ate nothing from an early hour in
thening until late al night A large portion
OF lr!i:s performed did not properly belongto
the utanl General, but we're thrown upon him,
ast we're no officers to perform Them.
y ar from our intention TO institute an invi-
dfounparison between The present Adjuant
Genind his predecessor, who was an excel.
lent 'r-but il is proper that we should add,
maj has been progressive increase in The
annrgregate returns of the militia, amount
ing lend of 1876 TO 1884 men. In other
word aggregate has increased from los, 522
men 40 10 III 1886 in l846-givng The Stale
aprtnae advantage in The annual receipts
OF arm The United States. One more fact
irreb tho salary, and We are done. During
The Vlh England and 10 1921 il was 81 $780,
fromio 1871 it was $500; and from ls4l 10
date only Sl0O Yet, says the Times, "the
bill liant allowance for his heavy labors
was The table under The previous CUES.
tion,ul The poor justice OF The hearing of a
detem one OF his friends. He has, by per-
form duties OF Adjulanl General, saved 10
the six years, So 400; and Jet the propo-
siticye him M,se hundred is treated in The
nos,ary manner-Tejecled withou, hear.
Ing
+ lha, these strong iacrs are laid before
theA,ure, We cannot doubt that they will
In prompt and favorable acicn in behalf I
oil. They present not only an equitable,
tictly just claim, which ought not 10 be ..
oyer. Though only few hours OF The /
are left, this lille bill can be passed in I
: nenIs, and The justice OF Ihe State, which !.
I'd so generously in sending her volunteers =
.eld, may be folly vindicaied n
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OF April, on y hree days teroic ,hr erection whi
VIII take place before April s0fry Cout. WI,
these iacts are considered. - a.e sane cur De-.
cra'ic brethren Throughout Tic district will !;
prove OF our course ard support Mr.. DAME.
Mr. Daniel will be requested, and have !,
doubi, viii attend Surry Cyurt on next MonGs,
(22t, and address The people, where " hope I
manv Of our friends from the different COUNTIES
The Dis,ric;, will meet as can, and confer VIII h.
N lie p!opriety OF The course he should pufss.
i 10 carrying out the above Suggestions, al
that they will in'ima'e same o...
method OF proceeding, which will rr1cci the VS.
) OF ali The Democrats in the District. a. wi !.
DEMOCRATS OF PRINCE GEOaGP
March 18th, lSi7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23

By the 81. Louis Union Of the Oh ia,as.
have Iecevei the following additional l.s
oence OF the late disasters in shat quaI.eg 4
rejoice IL hear (says the Washington Uaiol H
no apprehensions are entertained iof ,te al,
OF our army, and that there are strong probsy
ties that the accounts received yes,eliay l.
been somewhat exaggerated:
The RcMoRs FROM New MFycn-We h,
published the rumors which were bgorsh 10
drpence By party Of traders % tie /. ms.
together with iheiI apprehensions aid >pe.g.
tons on the subject, not doubling hotegcr
there i les ground Tor alarm than ,hri. srp,e..
ial:Uns would lead the public - brliere. v,
made due inquiries Of those 2enlemeu Ii,e
form corIecl opinions with respect L. aiar.
New Mexico, ami we find that The, dFpr.te..
danger 10 our forces in that country. II.
express from Santa Fe informed ~ 1t d. 5,
Gus military movements in tha 2caUrr H.
the arrest 81 a number OF Nexicd.s cts.
with forming an insuTecionafy rlal. ~
latter subject, The letter u Lieu;. Abeu
We publish in ano,he. column, gives lne.es
information, a well a upon other poialS
Several American residents there Re mar
- Mexican women. through whom tteY Il
probably receive Information 81 AIRY !l'm'.
plot. in season 10 prevent lis execution. I-I
have been there long enough 10 undelsa
true character OF the inhabitants, am 81
against threatened danger. The inform
5roueh, b. The traders was ohlaiac. Aa
irum Mexican sources, and il seems mar
cadc Of Taos was playing Gecel,in rtr
ng different versions 10 different person,
NAV be that laere hal been an outbreak aut
assassinations al Taos, which i abau ~.
miles, We believe, On this side Of Sahia f. II
40 from Brut's Fort We do moi knoS lhr !
position 81 Los Vesc>, bui understand ttal
on this side oi the Taos mountain, near i
and not far from Taos. Al the later par
inhabitants are in degraded condition, scr
halt civilized, and might be excl,cd y ms
without difficulty As Governor BEN,
mily reside al Taos, II is supposed las'
rim. visit there he may have been mnrieft-
aciher with The prominent Americans VIII
The MeScans have been 80 long accusore.
regard the assassination oi a Governor q a. i
pee revolution, that they may have killetG
Bent Mr.. Lee, the sheriff ani otter ~. 1
But no enc here seems 10 suppose 4 ~ 3 I
that there has been general in>Eftcc 4
movement in New Mexico. Onr forces ~ ;.
Re are cons dered too numerous u render
success ~ such plot proba bic. The NhDt
pusat!c io,Cc in the army 81 The NOM mus
teen about ouo men. nrfr w,te ~ 4
men's numbering npwafts 81 wv 'a'a' Il
baual'ons 81 oeo each; two Iaian',y coma
81 lOo each; ihree comranIeS oil ohhei
dr enolla, and The Laclede Range 5, ocsii.
officers, leamsiefs, traders aftitcers, &c
vious dates, Col. Duniphan had win HIN
800 men, ard reinforcement 81 les H.,
hal been ordered toj IN Inn. 1 he Morn
talon was on j. route q California u.
men accompanied Gen. hcarny = ca'iior
So that, after due allowances aIe maze, g
near Santa P,.. less than 500 m,n-a oreI
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), THE MURDERER, ARRESTED!
New Orleans Commercial Times OF The
ST., states that this notorious person was ar.
IN that city on the preceding Monday by
Vinler, OF The Second Municipality Police.
wed in New Orleans in the siea mship Gal.
from Texas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23

MANITOBA Lady qualified 10 take charge Of 9
w small School, IN private family The course o.
instruction designed will be such rs Is usually taught
in the hi,her Schools. A liberal compensation wllfb
aIyeu Any communication upon The subject address
ed 10 Dr. s. H. Grasty, Locust Grove, Orange, Va care
Of Mrs Elizabeth Grnsy, will receive attention. d'
March @rtf ri'~
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
III Tn Or q

UUAVfNG taken House on The Basin, tenders his set
III vices TO his friends and the public generally, II
forwardius merchandise, and for the saie Of all tn
staple articles Of produce.
gentle man, who, from long experience and acknow
lodged judgment is fully competent 10 sustain The IN
terests Of Planieis. Feb 9--cu
70 The Abingdon Jacksoulan requested TO copy.
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Having been informed that some msappIe-
henson exists in regard 10 the action OF the De-
mocralc meeting on Wednesday night, We deem
Il Just 10 all parties 10 state that the motion 10
strike Out the concluding portion OF Mr.. ~ HIPS
resolution, which recommended The nomination
Of Mr. Seldom by The approaching Convention,
was advocated on no other ground than that The
delegates should not be trammelled By ins,rue-
lions. The motion 10 strike out prevailed BY the
vote OF 2i to %; but no objection was urged from
any quarter 10 the nomination OF MIR. Seldom
The resolution cordially approving the course OF
Mr.. S. in The last Congress was unanimously
adopted. As public journalists We supply these
lac,s Milhont comment
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Inc following afe'he ayes and noes b. !
the Turnpike Road from Berryville was =.
on Wednesday

P'"N rs0Hu IFUEH DtTTyVIITt WIS n
on Wednesday:
ArEs-Messrs. Laynr, Sheff.y Jobnro,
Boak, Small, Thompson OF Go,etnur,. prupr;t
nfieS, Morris. Carson, Iiiett, Thompson al Ham.
Lancaster. Patrick, schooley. MeIui,+e. 49,.
nlohhm. Wagner, Brown uf MononsiIs. H.
,,, Engington McPhrtson, Iuus,a!l. r.
mayo, poImam, Sticklcy. Tate, Burden Gti..
'as'irhlan, Goudson and Stepii. neon-:6.
:, N"ks-MrssrS. Finney, Powell. McDeatn,. 4.
harrison al Brunswick, Borock, MoShy' ~
caldwell, Slaughter, Thompson of pin..,...
i.an, h"ane' SULLIVAN. Carrer, Jones of Gia.o.
Italics, Robinson. Richmond. Harrison az Io,-.
Ehmnnh,on OF Lnnenburs, Banks, Brown 81 STAT
=, ahu M'dniesex, Watts, VERIFY, Nelms, Tatum. :.
uu"ckc, McElhrDney, Morrison. Goodwin, nos.
hatsiaVe, Freeman and ChanGier-.3.
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TUTOR The Advertiser, a Graduate II e ~:
University, ID DESTROYS of an engH geGi-ft e. Il.
IN private family, or as Classical Tr7casf 8; -
table School or College. Adcf-rs st%.. rls;.Ps =
a. u. Z, Ail-ch.nv City, PenneyIyanis.
Feb, 25--deods c2awlm
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Enr lie E,n1nircr.

FW TIC FHqHHU.
MESSRS. GARRETT AND STOVALL.
call The attention Of tn people OF he State at
large, but particularly Of The Eastern or tide wa
,cr section, 10 th- speoh4s Of these gentlemen; h
;as@ot wnehrfs Ht r u 80 .Ra.iseaa Bill, IL
T. aii-axaion-i> discussed with great clear
TESS and ability
Let he people heed the matters SET iorlh in
these speeches, and they may yet escape inord-
nate taxation, on The enc hand, aud tn" danger Vi
on the olher CAUTION.
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and evidently leit deep impression on the minds
of those who heard him. Yours,
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
MR.. J. A. Seldom IN GOOCHLAND.
Cooru,.rn M,r.L rc fSt-

To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
MR.. J. A. Seldom IN GOOCHLAND.
GoocuLaND, March 16, 1917.
Messrs. Editors: Ii affords me much pleasure
10 be able 10 furnish you such evidence Of com.
promise and unanimity as you will see manifest
I'd in The proceedings oi the Democrats Of ibis
county. The dissatisfaction existing in this
county towards Mr.. Seldom before cur court day,
| regarded as ominous ol defeat; bu the compru
mise is now almost complete ana our prospects
will brighten with every step tnai ne may make
lhronshihe District. Under present crcumsian-
| ces The Democratic party mus, support him, or
be defeated; and VIC in Goochland regard him as
with US on al! Inc great principles OF our party
Il ought 10 be sufficient Tor him 10 declare, as he
has already done, that he does moi sanction Tie
recent course OF Mr.. Calhoun, which has excited
the indignation Of large portion Of the Demo-
cratic parry.
PUBLIC MEETING In GOOCHLAND.
Al a meeting OF portion Of The Democratic
Party OF Goochland, held al the Court House on
the 5ih Of March, (Court day) Colonel John
NJ. Treyillian was called 10 the Char, ana DID
Coates was appointed Secretary.
It's object having been explained by Captain
Charles Guenanl, Mr.. Seldom having previous
ly expressed the wish 10 90 SO, was lnVileu ~ do
dress the meeting, when he appeared and delivered
an able and eloquent speech, frankly and lear
lessy committing himself on all questions pre-
scented 10 him, and defining his position generally
10 The satisfaction OF The Democratic parry oil ms
county. All the conclusion Of the address, there
being among The Democrats generally strong
indication ol their undimnished confidence IN me
Democratic principles Of Mr. Seldom, the follow y
ing resolutions were offered, ami unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That We highly approve The course
OF MIR. James A. Seldom, as our representative
in The last Congress Of The United States, and that
he continues 10 merit our confidence and undi-
vide support.
Resolved, That, having from him ample assn
rance that he will continue 10 carry oul The pnn-
ciples Of The Democratic Parry, We will coIdia
IL support Mr. James A. Seddon al the approach
ing election for member OF Congress from ms
Congres sonal District, and that we will use all
fair and honorable means 10 elect him.
Resolved, That The proceedings OF this meet
ing be forwarded by the Secretary Tor publication
in The Richmond Enquirer.
JOHN NJ. TREVlLLIAN, Chairman.
SrApLEToN COATES, Secretary.
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The Washington correspondent Of The \. Y.
Journal oil Commerce presents few interesting
lacIs and speculaiions as 10 the probability Of
peace. The whole country will cordially con-
cur as 10 The ptopriety OF The course recommend.
ed in case Mexico shoud again madly reject our
overture:
The Mississippi which sailed on The 9TH, car.
red out, as now learn, iuil Instructions from
our Government, 10 The able and intelligent U.
S. Consul in the city Of Mexico, Mr. Black. who
IS sill employed there as means OF commune
cation between the two governments
Mr.. Black will annuncae the Three Million
Bill, which conveys, on its Ia &c, 10 the Mexican
government, The expression Of desire, on The
part oil The American Congress, 10 obtain "a
speedy a,ld honorable 2cace" 18th Mexico
Ii the government, OF ;Iexico do no. 500 nrcr~-
10 meet such an invitation 10 pcace-an invita-
siytnto different and better race; let the war
60 on,-let il be prose. with all the Dover of
united people; Tor united we shall VET be. on
that question, il Mexico refuses all reasonable
overlures Tor peace. Bot it is hoped, and is be-
lieved 10 The highest places here, that Mexico is
prepared 10 accept such overtures as have been
made toher. The Mississippi may possibly ar
rive al Vera Cruz, ii The equinoc;ial gales do moi
Interrupt her, BY The 20h March. II strikes me
that, +Iy possibly, preliminaries for treaty Of
peacewi b. settled before the intended assam,
upon Vera Cruz and the Castle. That was Inc
opinion expressed BY Mr.. Soule, before he Iell The
civ