Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30


Not having received the Picayune Extra v
arc indebted to the BALTIMORE Sun for The follow
ing summary OF news 10 lie Sh November fror
Vera Cruz:
A letter had been received from Queretafo
Vera Cruz dated as late rs the 25,h uimo. u
preparations for The assembling OF the Congre.
was going on amid the greatest excitement, an
The laclonisis and aspirants for the Presidenc
were docking in from all sections of The counir,
The parry in power is understood 10 BE- in fave
OF peace, but beirg hemmcd in by so many Ia
tons, aspiranls iCr power were 100 ,imid 10 mos
boldly in the nauer. On The a5,h, scveniy.ol
members nt Congress were then in the city, al
several cthcFs on Tie way, so that il was believe
there would soon be sufficien! TO open session ~
commence the transaction III the viialy impG
TAM business, involving The existence OF The ri
ton, that would come before il. The frs, busihr.
10 come before il would he the election Of Pr
sident. The principal candidates are P,n
Pena. who is The leader oil the 'Moderados.' q
peace party; General Paroles, Of the Monarct.
cal parry; Gen raj Almone, of The war pars
and Gen. Herrera, of The balance OF the miIiiali
faction.
Intelligence reached Qucleiaro on The 25.h iror
the City OF Mexico 81 The designs OF parry :
stockholders 10 form Mexico into Two great Sta Il
and annex them 10 The American Union. One q
the principal Mexican journals al the CAPITA a.
voca es and man'ains tie wisdom OF ad1rt:
the views II this new party.
The Arco Iris states hat they have official a..
authentic Information that there is now N u
| field at different stations, lhiriy-oEe ,hocsai
Mexican troops The most Of these are unc''
| General Bus,amente, who is now al the head 4
the army, and talks o. driving he 'periliIo9'
| North American into Ire Gull OF Mexico"
A letter received al Vera Cruz, from 'tc..
Henley" al the National Bridge, dated on ne ! :
inst, announces The arrival there oi Gen. Pslir''
son, with his immense train. and nearly I'VE 'ho'.
sand troops, having gone sn far without ne iea,'
moleslaion He had established his head qua.
lers al Santa Annals hacienda, but was 10 take W
his lire Of march in few days.
General Patterson had received visi! from
commissioner appointed BY The Padte Jafaa
with peace propositions. The Padre beng W.
of war. and wishing to come under the proeciloa
O. our Government is DESTROYS Of making NJ
peace wilhou, running any further risk Of JOSIE
| his head ,.s
Gen. Paterson told the commissioner 'eF
cooljy Ina, ii Inc reverend Jarauta wished TO -
turn 10 Vera Cruz as a good citizen, ne must cr
perse his command and proceed there Instant.
and il he SO acled, in good faith, ne rfomlrs1.
him thai no one would modest him. he a10e''
however. that il was his firm detefminsnoh =
hang, without, judge or jury. every guerrilla 10.
he met on his route TO the capital. -.
Col. Hughes command was still al sns ,'s.
,ional Bridge, 10 tolerabie good health. oni -
being on the sick lis;, ard but few Of !Seni =
| riously i'll. ,t,
Gen. Pauerson's train was 10 proceed ~ ~
5'h instant, accompanied by The Baltimore Dc
talon and Tiighman's fine company Of ''sn' o
lillery. c.,,ra
The reported fight between me two 1ue'.,, !
chiefs, Jaiau,s and Zenobia, has be- comm
by later intelligence. The Padre Jaiao'a -
worsled in,ihe conflict and most OF MS "o0p' -; IA
gone over 10 his victorious rival, when may
great measure, accoun, for his prOiessea p'e''''
intentions.