Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

LATER lNTELLIGt NEE FROM MEXICO.
Aoipal Of the Steamers Trent and Maria Burt.
Whrn The last Of the troops, under General
Worth, left the city OF Mexico, Herrera's officers
were escorted inc ii by the National Guard
SoLe firing Of guns was heard, which it is sup
posed proceeded from conficl between the Ma
iionai Guard and the leperos. but more probably
from ihs rejoicing Of all parties in that city of
chi throats and thieves.
The Trent got under he way shortly after The
arrival al the British courier al Vera Cruz, leav
ing behind, il IS said, more han million and a
nall vi specie. H"r hasly departure is attributed
tu important English intelligence from The city OF
Mexico. The health oil Vera Cruz has improv.
ed.
-Iany Of the invalid officers and men are re-
presented 10 have died on Inc march from the in
ieripr
Col. Dominguez and staff OF the Mexican Spy
c IN sny, formerly in the employ OF Gen. Scoll.
q .!s1 affiv.d at Vela Cruz, and were 10 leave
on n Maria Burt His soldiers l25 in number,
@rr- arxlous 10 come 10 the Uni,ed States, as
nty aad been Ina,rea!ed, and feared the ven
Sc ncr I" their counUyHen.
1an Perry has ecared the blockade Of the
N;-S'c ~ iuti> a. an END
I sui! hai four regiments OF Mexican in
fao r.. ,otee companies Of cavalry, company
81 4uuirry ana the Legion # 81. Patrick. were
10 ] ave Su~fe'afo 10 a; ack Paredes.
Faiaef Jarauid anu man named Martinez
Nesfe'e, at the head OF a small force, surprised on
the Isl ms. he garrison al Lagos. They m ade
the Prefer prisoner, and procla med "plan" dis
av"@,ns The present Mexican Congress. and de-
airing tha, The States would resume their sove-
Teigniy Tor The continuation VI the war.
letler from QnerrlaIo, da ed 4th inst, says
that mis- movement OF Jarauta is directed and
controlled b. Paroles, who is determined 10 effect
a revolution in favor OF his monarchica schemes
The Sig says that more than thirty American
soldiers 1901 have determined 10 remain in
Mexico, and with hen many officers, who have
offered heir services 10 the Mexican Government
The sessions Of Congress we're to be suspend
ed al Querciaro on the 18Th, 10 be resumed in the
city oil Mexico on Inc 18th.
Gen Kearneys division marched from the city
of Mexico the morning OF The 9Th inst.
Letters from Zacat.cas make mention Of
threatened incursion CT 1000 Comanches into the
Stale OF San Luis. This news OF course excited
general terror.
El Monitor Republican, OF the 9th says il has
received information that the Supreme Govern
ment had appointed Gen. Romulo de la Vega,
Gen. Jose Maria Jarero, and D. Juan Dosaman.
les, as Commissioners 10 receive from the A me.
rican Army all The material OF war which is 10
be given up in accordance with Art. ot the
Treaty..
A proclamation has been issued declaring that
foreigners may enrol themselves in the Nalioa.,
Guard.
Gen. Arisla was expected 10 arrive in the city
of Mexico during the present month.
Sr. Herrera, alter having twice refused The Pre-
sidency, was induced 10 lake he cath Of Office on
The 9th inst. The following is an extract from
his speech On taking The oath:
"Tne treaty whica has pu, an end 10 this disas-
,rous contest, places The peace entered into with
with the United States OF North America under
the guarantee OF Inc Law oil Nations. Our friend
ship with that Republic will be cultivated by Ey
Government in a manner becoming a civilized
people, jus in its policy and irark 10 lis designs
hope thai the Administration will be able 10
preserve The dignity OF the Republic, and the har-
mony O. is relations with all nations TIE PIN
cipa support oil the Constii utun Will govern them
as 'ae representatives Of The nation"
NJ Stage caves the city oil Quereiaro for
Mexico that Is not robbed.
Oa; troops were gradually drawing near Vera
Cruz 70! embafkaiiun, as ships arrived. The CT
" Mexico is nov in The hands OF the Mexican
authorizes, Gen. WORMS, being the rear Division
having marched ior The coast.
There were 0C0 men encamped al Encero
being the divisions and bligadts under Generals
Lane, Patterson and MARSHALL.
The following regiments were TO leave Encerc
on the 10th Tor Vera Cruz and would embark
on the 2ist ur 22i: New Yoi, i and ID Pennsy
vaoia Massachusetts, South Cdroi,na, Georgia
Batal!nn, tau reaiments from 'hla, NJ" Jerse y
District Columbia, and Maryland Baualli9ns.-
The south Caloiinians and Gsoig;ans were Il
sail for Mctils ne others ivr New Orleans.
Col. Sevi.. "ur Commissioner had arrived a
Vera Cruz, and 'aaen passage in one OF the Go
vernmenI s:eam-Is Tor New Orleans.
49,. b,d ,.ip 2;o
tive ieelng aafd all who had shown any libef
ALLY 10 The AmsGicans, during he stay Of the la,
Ter in The oour!ry. Many women had beef
branded % lhe cneek and Shorn OF their hair il
Tins ieuy spirit Of vengeance. A great man,
were eadeJv.rue 70 leave with our troops 10 IS
cape malJedtintnt
The following are the passengers by The Mari
BUT:
Major " Il. Polk. bearer Of despalcbes; l.
MasGaft, U ). n; Lieut.. Van Dorm, 30 ORA
solo,; 1,rai. Il Mitchell, Illinois cavalrl
Capi. J. Walker. vot Col. E. A. Hi!chcocs
cap WAND, 81 AFT, and officers under hi
co ninand; LIEUT. taener, and officers under hi
conma"G; Col Dumingu,z and family; Cap'a,l
Jennife', DIR Jas. 5. Gaines; Maj. Wrsnif; Mai
Buchanan and 400 discharged soldiers and Guar
,-rmast-r'> men.
TIE he.iin oi Vera Cruz is stated u b. muci
improved.
!'rr cmpfom'se on The nne vi 80 deg 80 min
-.t.~ni, - manager oil the Oregon bill, as al
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