Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-06

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TINS ErroETrp D,rrlcglrIrs IL TIE MEsILLA VALLEY.
In the following summary copied from the New Or
leans Picayunc Of the 2,h alt, we no doubt have the
origin Of Geographic despatch which was transmitted to
the north Sunday announcing the occurrence OF SC
rious difficulties in the Mesia valley;
report had, the beginning OF September, reached
Mc,co aud Vera Cruz that hosties had broken ou' III
the Nesa Valley the troops OF the United states
and the Mexican forces under General Tras. OF course
no small excitement the consequence Intelligence
about tire same time arrived that additional forces were
bciu- poscd on The RIO Uandc 10y the United States oy
which course the already awakened solcitude was aug
mcnted III iHirrSI' aud after 1t other papers o the
city @! Mexico and subsequently, those of Vera Cruz ca
tered warmly into consideration OF the correctness OF
the reports and also Of the measures TO be pursued IN the
event oi their being confirmed. Generally bN the Well
informed the incl appears TO have been at once
doubted but 81 tir.sG having given it on the author
itv of correspondent whose credi1itN !; emphaucay
endorsed could ~, bc pronounced, without direct IN
formation from McSla, contrary 10 facts.
Fears were exposed that General TrSs, with the small
force Al his command, might have been Sacr'hced IN
vain defence oi Of, country Shch his patriotism, II Was
81. would be 20 induce him 10 maze a. hazHuS-
Tac letter which conveyed the information to TINS ehte
likewise stated tina, there 10000 United States
t-Non, In T,Nis the object of which, taken IN conneNon
V,h the report from Acsila, could only reasonably oe
prc,ur'ci TO be a new invasion OF Mexico The Eco ds
tugH..ri1. however reviewing very AMY lEc Nholc OF
tho circumstances connected with the affairs u the NIT
c Stale, and Mexico the conclusion that the re-
ports we're IN the highest degree improbable The excite
mont nevertheless "a serious that the Supreme TOW
cr ment thought proper cali NJ Gad>ien, the nit
ed states Minister Mexico for explanations anu the
immediate consequence was the setting at ease All 'he
present fears OF neish5oFs. The marc C|ed' OF
I'VE lave h. satisfaction Of being able give
ance that at Ha War oHce communications have been
re eiycd from Cen Tra, which roach down to the l"h
g las, month; that j. 20 say two days later tran tne date
OF the letter ruu Nllmoro- (rclicd on 10y the ri I'M
r.raI and that from them ii Is known that up TO Their
date difficulty had occurred at Mcs'.la.'
~ The Bllanor, Times takes occasion to put forth
National Platform in consequence Of what it eonsd-
cr the parl,ei Of he Wing party and the broken
up condition Of the Democracy 1t is As follows
PEAcricu Ms ASH CouNoN SENSE,
FsEE TRADE A>p STABILITY FOR AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
IHE PACTIC RAIL ROAD.
Coon ADMINISTRATORS.
THE UNION.
No one can object to the size Of the Platform, we
should -ly /, is broad enough Tor Tue whole Yankee
nation TO stand upon ba contains suuiy rickeiy piaHks
tina; had better Doe thrown Tae balance means any
thing or nothing just as yoa choose
- Tie Nca Yo,s National Democra; declares ,Aa;
the washington Uaoa La, become the organ of dis
o--uz-, abolition faction. Oue Of the editors OF the
Union has '1r long time been known the North
free sog: la, that the ohe- editor, and be Southern
man. SHOULD so suddenly lend himself a plant tool Of
Northern faction, has excited surprise sorrow, and in
l-uadon, and disgust which have never been expert
eucsd in tie history Of the Republic
EErAu-rg7rs.-It viii be noticed by our commercial
rcg5r.o. this morning that bre4lstlls still on the
rise, aaI tie Pr5.Pes; that thcy viii reach higher fig