Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
THY. SIERRA MADRE EXPEDITION.

ihe mystery which has hitherto hung the
'empste.l .Apedit,n 10 iae county ,.r.. he Iii.
tsrande is auout 10 be .spe!.: by the development,
daily maxim. in the newspapers. We copy III. follow
ing 'rl. paragraph III resllos =. The expedition, The.
tsst ~ which 10 la.rH !ro. the Gllyesio. News.
The citizens of ianFlcO.ve learn, are unanimously
IN favor 0: the new Republic Q! Sierra Mal'e. rhey
.avs "ga"Se1 into s,' of u,irta,y s0rce-c nYeIe-
IS ar.f.e. and e19ppet-fJs The defence q i!e city
thes hse! up co"sian, guard. az. 90 no' .,n :i.e
Mexican soldiers. oa whom there about hun
DE. IN The Ne.hs hood. 70 apa, in the az e,
certain hour. Captain Nell. informs Ii. that it wa~
understood at Iampc. THAI az off, had been mad. 4.
Colonel De EUS~Y 10 return - ..at place nth Hcs
a"d imesicaHs 30 aid W establishing .nd 4et.d.g :sc
"e'c HepnbIc an' !! was believed II. Sou! acceyl.-
\ bounty % hundred Thousand dollars wa. be paid
'se". b'sac' II u usual ".cn:hy Pyns so'ttcr. lie
people o. IaUpc. represented olln. tr sieir
a,sva: with &,nfidence. The { zee .hcre arc,.ay or
s"ni:ed a.d equipped "aouits 20 81, eomp'.ies us
- sn!lHtry and Of Dragons 1ico o'the intsusry
rom,@'s. %. 'osposed Of .tmeicaas ""d Foreigners
axe Of !Spc,l,osds a.d one y .NcxicAas
The New Ore,nS Eae ia, in reply - an attempt on
the pvt ii the New Oylpan. iseit,. hide ,- designs
q HE '"pSe's q the expedition. spelIs slow.. H.
The tas' pa!t Of the Nac !tWll be that ,her.
direct Contradiction %! lie assertions Of the Washing.
Lnion !" regard I" he '.nornc. The iar - tive r..
ecutse U: the objects u The contemplated ssp9II-
to-:
TO! some ''ae after the peace had .oprs :!a The
scheme would be aJs nIoned, paric1 srIy il xico could
reoYganze army and send ectabs force 20 Sal.
Luis and me valley Of the Rio t:Tende Nos there is Ii,
sic doubt ls! that il sill be attempted and Il no: n.e,
fred with By government il probably be SUCCESS
fol particularly lie preseu powtrie~s situation os The
central government. siris, GmmsnittoM end sa,sayy
stores haze already been and siipiing tic,s
.Ne~ Nlees. III. object for which these shipment.
ase made. is ofcourse s.beced PROOF. but common
report and belief assign them for the Of the intend~d
'oray," aud az they to be landed the Texas
side q he Rio tsfarde, presume there is no law
which can prevent the TRANSMISSION Of such article. rom
one State 10 another. Tue 1)elta wisely observes
can American eItiz ms be prevented from euIgrang
Mexico But should suppose that when g. / or :IJO(.
men, armed, drilled and organized regular military
rec, with all the means and appliances for hos lie de-
hoiislrlilon, assembled the panks of rider strea
and II is universally believed with view t, eros.
that steam INTO the Territory of friendly uation does
any one Imagine our .GovernIRent would have a
right, or that was IT their duty, 10 stop ;has kind Of
emigration
I'VE acInoA ledge that. up to this sime there has
probably been nothing done that would justified
the actire interference of the Government either through
lis law ocrrs, lis military e. bat when the plan
was brought 70 lis fit had raised lis finger
and said that il would nferler. to check and nreyer
the scheme we have no doubl would have been entire
iy abandoned. as at The time there many Official
Ties IN the way Of rXeculng it and think it Just
:
that Instead OF this coIse, the parties informed
that though governmental, aid would BE- afforded,
Houd offer no oppson 10 the plans.9hat the scheme
vas mention 70 The government and that such wac the
reply. zee presume ciu not be denied by authority.
''!'h. avo~ed object of establishing a new republic
is only the osensibe and not the real one which is fur
Their annexation without regard to The aud mode
which may be adopted 10 accomplish it. Ii these kind
Of proceedings permitted TO be practsei wi mpu-
nlty. particularly upon weak sister republic ouI aton
will justly become bye-word and reproach ,hroughuu
the world"
The National Inelligencer Of Yesterday, abiding 10
the preparations made New Orleans 70. The expedition
says: -..
The very wagons and mules used in the transpor,a-
lion OF Gen, Scos army have bean ofthem bought
up for the service OF the invading army! The tce es
tined for the inva ion by the route OF the Rio Grande is
already gathering, and is expected assemble on the
banks of that river in the Of next month And
yet the Administration, fully informed of all these
acts. stands by with folded arms, idly lookinq
M
We want Gen. Taylor in the Presidency TO keep the
Peace # It shall not be already late when he comes
Among The candidates for the Presidency he is the only
nan that can and will avert from Country The foul
ilsgrace Of dlshonored fah--of Treaties broken Al
most before the seals upon Them have grown cold.
OCEAN STEAMERS line of mail steamers
between New York and New Orleans, by way of Haya.
"a. nh It's branch 10 Chagres. WILL learn from the
View York Journal Of Commerce, soon be in operation
he arrangement with the mail line on the
Pacific frnn Panama 10 the Columbia River This r
ice Is 10 be performed by steamer touching at San
BIAS and MAJ ftn in MAico, and at me OF the prin
VA g.'ts N ClII9IHla, np i arrives at Sa &is