Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-09
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d, Iha steamship Yacht, Captain Thompson, arrived
as morning from Brazos which place she left on the
zitn INST She btings S59736 so in specie on freight
Among her passengers ave Gen. Jose Lopez Urapa
snd Capt Mugarieila, of the Mexican army
ne schooner Susan, hence for the Brazos, When
near the bar. on the 22d inst, shipped heavy Sc
which sIoye in her buwarks and cabin Nh Mar
hn passenger from this city, was killed by the force
OF The wave, and was buried at sea- on the morning
OF the 2oh off the bar.
Gen. Urdga, we Learn, having suppressed the in
sarrecuoharY movement on the Rio Grande was
about TO return 10 the capital but has TO
axe tour through the United States before return
lag nome. lie is accompanied by an aid and by
'uIge Garazos, member of the Mexican Congress
lie u s. District Court, Judge Watrous presiding,
Vas organized In Brownsville the 22d instant. F.
fauntieroY was appointed clerk. The Judge Imme-
dlateiy directed wits to be issued for summoning
grand and peili jury, which were returned the next
oayLthe grand Jnry swornla, end the whole judicial
hdchihefy put into operation. The action of the court
hds, mus lar, been prompt and energetic.
Inc Brownsville Flag contains the following letter
from Gen. Harvey:
Headquarters of U. S. Troops on the
Rio GTande,
- Ringgold Barracks, Texas, Jan. 16, 1852. }
lTeRsrGt-lt would be Injustice to nv apprecistIon
OF Inc service you have rendered our respective
its aid permit you to take your departure from this
ifontler without returning You my thanks for your
kindness towards me, and through to my couatry-
men; aRd, without expressing in the most positive
manner my oplGlon OF The great Importance of your
own country, OF your conduct in the difficult and com
pllcaed troubles which at present dis urb this portion
OF the Republic of Mexico.
4 nave made no request TO you for the faciitation
OF commerce, for the convenience or protection Of
my countrymen, that you have not readily gfanteJ
aud this, too, despite of the participation Of some of
the awess citizens OF the United States in the untor
innate internal difficulties existing in the State of
Tamaulipas
You have also furnished me much information
which has been useful in preserving unsued the no.
nor ana integrity OF my country, and which could
not nave obtained from any other source.
For these acts of kindness aud marks of considera-
ton, DESIRE General before taking final leave of
you, 10 return my most sincere thanks
1t affords me much pleasure to bear testimony TO
the wisdom, energy and effectiveness of your admi-
mist aii0n OF this frontier Placed in most difficult
position. you have done much to restore the reign
OF order and quiet among the restless inhabitants
along the line OF the Rio Grande The non-exIst-
ence OF actual war on this border is DUE in great
m easure. TO your exerlions
desire most heartily that your country may have
as able and faithful representative in your success
SCR.
In this closing act of our correspondence, General,
offer you the assurance of my high consideration,
and pray you to believe that wherever your public du
ties or your private fortune may lead in future, you
Will bear with you the kindest regards of your very
obedient servant and sincere friend.
VIM. T. HARVEY,
Col FL Dragons f3ry't Brig Gen. U. S. A.
10 Gan. LOSE l.. URAGA, OF the Mexican Army