Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-21
world is onwsrds and the spirited and energetic peo

! meut acknowledging their pretensions, come into
power, nothing is more CERTAIN Than that Merico viii
be r,pr harvest for porerful fLbustering orHdni
salioa. The domination of any church not be
the North American continent agan for any length
OF time, and should the church Of Mexico be- success
fol in any Of its numerous revolts sad would be-
| the day for her destiny. The nconrolable element
in the United States is becoming enormous, and soon
| it must be engaged in some way. The example OF
! Nicaragua could not be quoted in argument on this
subject. Nicaragua is poor, miserabls and IN.
healthy country whilst Mexico is richer in mineral
wealth than California Australia. Our idea Of fill.
clustering Mexico is not with US original. II is the
sentiment OF many people in the United States, and
we venture to say Of many IN Mexico should the ad-
vance OF liberal government be again stopped
| But with the present government tho sympaIhies OF
the people Of the United States are strongly enlisted
and evidence of This We can point to the isuccess
of Vidsurri on the Texas frontier.
The letter OF Senior Laragua contains some very
fine speculative ideas about destiny, which are well
| drawn. His conclusion that the time had come for
Mexico to aot vigorously it she would save herself
from ruin. in our opinion is correct Mexico has now
a bright future with proper management. ACT deei-
sivey-but aot honestly and justly. A noble, open
| handed and ustpooy will save herr but ruin must
follow if darkuess is again to hang over the eyes OF
| her statesmen.
One OF the rngleaders that lately entered Tulan.
cngo at the head of party of pronuuc,odos, named
Guerres said to have shot the curste Of the vii
lage Of Tuto on some insignificant preext. Religion
| 9 tweros!
Guauauato is perfectly at peace and great excite.
ment prevailed against the rebellion of Puebla.
Gen. Psrrodi states that order prevails all through
! Jasco, and that he is ready 10 act with his brigade
| as the government may deem it necessary.
Col. Casrajon, rngleader in the late rebellion OF
| Toluca, is reported to have died OF his wounds
| The news from Sonora is to the effect that Ganda
ra has left that State and gone into Chihuahua. Thus
| ends the pronunciamento and DEGREES ol this mad
| man, tor this time.
Several letters taken from the rebels discover some
| of the managements of the conservative party.
great many respectable persons of this city are said
| to be compromised.
Ii is said that the town of Mer has been taken
possession of by Vidaurris troops. The news about
the taking Of Camargo is c0ntradlcted. according
to the Monitor the troops Of Nldaurr have been re-
| pulsed twice before the town of Camargo.
About two hundred persons mostly mechanics,
seeing the danger which threatens the nation, have
volunteered their services to the government, auo
have called upon the distinguished and popular MIN
lister of Hacienda, Don Miguel Lerde de Tejada, to
take the command. This honor WAS a just compli-
ment to the author of the law Of dsamort' sac'on at
this time, and augurs well Tor the etiicency OF Inc
new corps. The morning which the enrolling was
going on, placards posted, endeavorlng to init
mdsfe people from Joining, by threatening all those
who did 80 with accommodation. The members
have been busy for the past few days in electng on
GERS and will be ready for drill This 10 another
; promising sign of the times.
From the Mexican Extraordinary, Oct. &c
|
D startling announcements of Pronnnc'amensos In al
r quarters. From Queretaro the conagion spread Il
San Juan del Rio, Tulancingo and to all small place
in the vicinity of Queretsro From the ruInors w
were led to suppose that deep feeling OF disPleasur
> had burst forth all over the country, and that I'M
time for bloody and protracted civil war OF fslth !!
which two uncompromsing ideas were to oppose eHci
other in the tented field, had actually arrived On lh
top Of the dire apprehensions which we're 10 oe enter
tained from the movement at Queretaro, we were IN
formed of the revolt Puebla, aud OF the deseroI
y of a large number Of the garrison. The tolowin,
dsy after the sad news had reached us from Pueba,
. report came in that Pachuca had pronounced relte'0
|, Subsequent revelations have shown that the move
ments Queretaro were for no principle or iueh an
that the whole object OF the pronunclados WAS 70 s'ea
s and plunder. Shortly after the capture OF Quereta
party of professional pronunciados started on 10
l., small towns, where they went through the cerenon
n of pronouncing. The same party who dsgraced Ia
!, | lancingo also did the work at Pachuca. We are IN
% formed by gentleman from Pachuca that there Wer
=, abont five hundred in the band, who, after doing
the olution upon paper, marched Tor other place
/. and we have no doubt ere thls they have disgrace
n | many quiet towns and villages with their presence
and IN the of religion have robbed the people
j. OF course these revolts amount to nothing when Ihe
4 are once known, but at hrst the news was more
=. less alarming.
= The urenunciamento at Puebla took place on tn
o 2Oth and two days since We had the news that tn
rebels had left the city. They no doubt recoect th
/ lesson which given to them in February ant
March last. With their leaving the city must eud al
their pretensions TO oppose or throw down the gov
ernDeut and the worthy prelaies who have taken VI
: arms will have TO confne themselves to robblng ol
the highways in the name Of religion fueros. feri
+ y has the name Of God and religion come to bas
uses in Mexico.
mountains, where he will be hoy pursued, and
caught will no doubt end his wicked and vile caree
\ on a gallows.
a With all the noise of the reactioniss we bellev
/ the government is stronger TO day than It ever bR
: been before. The reactioniss have been successful
= in revolving, and the result far shows thei
. perfect incompetency to do anything but rob ant
!. steal.
, DEPARTURE or THE SPANISH MINISTER.
f From the Mexican Extraordinary, Oct. &c
g Don Miguel do los Santos Alvarez, gentlema
o whom we heaped with some abuse OIL his arrival u
this oountry-not because we had anything persona!l
against him. but because he came here to represer
an idea which at the time unpopular and advers
to the interests of MeIcO-has left this city for Yer
Cruz being recalled by his government. He ha
been here a little tour months as representativ
of Her Catholic Majesty, and in that time has man
aged himself with such tact that from despised per
n sonage at first he became the most popular toreIg
Minister in the City OF Mexico. Senor Alvarez, il
i his success in relieving Spain from very embarrass
ing, not to cay dangerous position, has secured 10
himself the disapproval of his government and henc
8 he is now recalled. He leaves many warm iriend
# behind him amongst the Mexican people.
RECEPTION OF HON. Mr.. FORSYTH, THE UNlTEl
= STATES MINISTER, BY THE PRESIDENT
+ From the Mexican Extraordinary, Oct 90
d John Forsyth, Esq, lately appointed 10 i'll the i'm
porant post of Minister Penipotentiary by the gov
# ernment Of the United States. near the goveInmen
, of Mexico was presented to President Comontort o
!. Thursday last 23d inst, as we have already stared
Many gentlemen were present, and the hall OF recep
. ton presented appropriate appearance or the oc
Il casion. Mr. Forsyth, on being presented delivers
the following address to the President, in clear ant
# eloquent manner:
# ,nnRrss OF joins FORSYTH, ESQ, ENVOY or TIL
}. UNITED STATES, TO PRESIDENT coMOSFoRT.
j. YouR ErCELLESCY-I hold in my hand lette
from the President Of the United States accredn,
u me TO the Government Of your EIcelency as EnyO,
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from tn
,t United States gladly seize the hrst ofcla oppor
tunty offered to your EIce!lency fhat IN,
own ardent desires and fixed purposes to thst enc
are seconded by the and positive nsructlon
II of my government so to shape the mission connae'
l. | enduring bonds of cordial good will, amity ant
e peace beg that your Excellency will receive thu
/. assurance not az the expression OF mere dpoma
courtesy, but as the reflex oil genuine seu.lhenl
d deepIy rooted iu the bosom OF my government ant
.s neonr and founded upon the most catholic prnci
4 ppIe. of humanity, good neghborhood aud soun'
}. policy.
soluby linked together in the horoscope OF the III
:, ,ure The two great powers Of the North American
continent separated by similar and successful strug
giles tor independence from the domination OF the ot
q forms of government Of the Old World; togethe
treading the hitherto untred path Of republican self
a government, natural allies by geographical position
aud from affinity Of political principles mutu ally do
/, pendent upon each other for the good offices Of wise
u liberal and reciprocal laws in condition to oles
each other by free commercisl and friendly inter
:. course, thereby increasing the happiness and re
bounding to tie prosperity Of the people of each
9 there are thousand good reasons why our two re
publics should be friends, and not one why codne-
and arrangement much less ennity, should exist be
Q tween us.
g come to your Excellency as the representative
J, my government, deeply imbued with the spirit
. these friendly sentiments and it will be my constan
study and the object Of my heartfelt desires 70 ehasH
vor by all honorable means, TO cultivate such ,eia
With Err unYarnLnent ee enau eG