Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
VOLUME XLIV.-NUnIBER 10.

IL. w mower shall, in order TO escape enlist
menl, conceal MS age, either by exaeserating or
diminishing il, shall be looked upon as traitor
and will be punished accordingly
Is. The authority or person who shall in apy
manner cover or aid in concealiDg The crime spe-
cined IN the preceding article, will be subject 10
| The same punishment
~. mower shall hide himself and shall not
LII n.;u 'he ceilncate mentioned in Article No s,
Will be enrolled in the regular army
ID. The bodies created by The decree are doe.
IIned solely and exclusively 10 repe The invaders
ana 10 MAINTAIN order, and will render services
10 mat eflect according 10 the law OF 26th Anril
last. 1Af'''
IT, All who are enrolled and perform active
duties as members VI The National Guard. or who
may be serving in garrison, will be exempt from
serving in these bodies.
IL. Owners OF hotels, inns and boarding houses
must make daily return OF The persons who en-
Ter their houses, and Of those who leave. under
The penalties established by law.
All OF which communicate 10 your EYcellen
cy Tor speedy publication in this ca pial and settle
ments in this district. God and Liberty.
NICOLAS BRAVO.
lGNAclo TRIGCERos,
Governor OF The Federal District
From. Tie Ne,c Orleans DeRa.1
Fl Monitor of the 4lh, says that the parizans
OF Santa Anna have sent commissioners 10 IN.
different States, in order TO obtain votes for him 10
be elected President
The same paper asserts that Gen Canalizo had
received orders 10 give up the command of the
cavalry, and proceed TO the capital
The State of Jalisco is 10 contribute $4,000
men for the lime The war may last The State Of
GuanaJualo has promised 5000 for the National
Guards and Guerillas.
A recent order from the Government directs
That all The forces from the east and south should
report 10 Gen. Santa Anna as the only command
er-in-chief
General Santa Anna has just been Joined at
Orlzaoa oy Gen. ID. Francisco Perez with force
OF 520, and also by Generals Ditto and Baneneli.
with SUI infantry and park of artillery. Gen.
Alcorla who has succeeded Canalizo in The com.
mand 81 The cavalry, is sill al Chalchicomula
with 300 cavalry and 200 dragons from Vera
Cruz under Colonel Cenobio. We should like
10 know if these fellows were parolled al the ca
ptula'ion Of Vera Cruz il they were, and Gen
ScoIt catches them, We trust there is a good sup
ply OF hemp in The rommissary's department l.
There are already 500 men here, and guerilas
are forming rapidly. Two wagons, with goods.
have been taken from the Americans, which
gives great encouragement and Joy TO The poor
fellows who are skulkins about Orizaba
Santa Anna has had a battery oil artillery
mounted under command OF Col. Aguado. San
Ia Anna needs only money and arms TO give the
Americans much trouble. "This great genius"
says The admirng Mexicans, "works from six in
The morning until late at night, and is every day
becoming more worthy OF the national gratitude"
The Bishop OF Oajaca had sent 10 The Govern
ment $40 600 for The expenses ol The war. Seve-
raj churches had delivered the greater part OF their
plate 10 The Government, in order that il should be
melted into coin.
Don Pedro NJ. Anaya, President Substitute OF
The Republic, published 4 decree on the ID, de-
claring the whole district in stale of siege In
another decree of The commander of the Federal
District, il is prohibited 10 introduce any goods
OF merchandise in the towns or cities in posses
sion Of the Americans, under fine of from 800
10 $500, which will be appropriated to The ex-
penses Of The war. The sale Of any provisions,
goods, horses or cattle 10 the Americans, is al,o
pl9libUed MrdeS.a GHe fee7ss.,Hn >" 300"
According 10 The Monitor OF the 9Th Aprii,
the President Substitute ordered yankee 10
be incarcerated because he had the audacity 10
appear laiogc ii traefins- into an amicable al
ransement with The United States.
The village OF Guadalupe was undergoing Tho
rough notifications.