Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-23
double that number of sailing vessels making five

oouoie thst huhoer oi sailing vessels making hYt
| trips per year.
We might, and perhaps should, have made the fs
clity for emigration from the older and crowded
States of Europe, which al active and commercial
intercourse encourages, one Of arguments in favor
OF direct trade. We must hare iabor, internal
improvements will be comparatively valueless, and
our development slow. 1t is hands and uoices We
want, in addition to trade and improvement in order
to cultivate our coil and develop our mineral re-
sources We have room for IL, O,OOO,OUU of people in
Virginia alone. But as long the lsborers of the
old world have their Intercourse, through Northern
channels it is needless to say that they will not be al
lowed to come TO the South. However, let them 90
to Kansas or Nebraska, and they will eventually,
be valuable to the South as if they settled in Vir
ginis or Louisiana. The South does not REQUIRE ter
ritory-she has more now than can be made produc.
live for 100 years to come. ). H. DEB"-
FURTHER FROM OUR MEXICAN FILES.
The following the of the thirteen action
iss who heretofore stated, had been arrested by
the CARA party at Tampco, board Of the British
mail steamer Dse: ID. Francisco Pacheco. d. Manu-.
ell F. de Jauregu, u. Antonio Corona, d. Leonardo
Marquee, ID. Augustn Zres, ID. Gregorio del Cal.
leo, u. Santiago Morens, d. Rafael Gonzalez, d.
jose Maria Nunez, d. Rafael de Rafael, d C. f.
Gaguern, d. NJ. Enrique Arena, D. Jose Vsdes Blan-
dino, ID. Pedro Yeez, D. Juan Antonio Gomez Pc.
rez ID. Atilauo and servant.
There were found upon them number of impor.
tant documents, portions of which are found iu the
supplement to the Vera Cruz Progreso of the 4th
inst already noticed. list of the correspondence
n reference to the presence of Sr Aguilar n Havana
prOD IN Gan nd
templsted, but foregone mission to Turbaco to sse
Santa Anna, and other matters of similar import, are
given; then follows u memorandum furnished to Sr.
Vasquez on the 10Th ofNovember lsst lie was to post
himself in the plaza Of Tampico, put himself in com
municaiion with Col. HolziRger, whom he was to re-.
cognzs chief of the movement; open a credit of
$40 900, and e1pend the money to the best advan.
tHgt; to enter upon the Office of Administrddor of
OF Customs as soon re the movement should be con.
summated, and in that capacity, as soon as be could
to contract loan, &C. This is dated November 81,
1891. Next comes q memorandum of correspon.
dence IN reference to suspicious among the action
sts themselves against Sr. D; to mischief
done and doing by Sr. c. to the failure of the
movement; OF the opinion OF Gen. Conohs or the
subject; to events in Yucatan; to the movement of
Sr. Vidal, Gen Minon Gen. Corona, Sr. Aguilar, Sr.
Munguia Sr. Eizaguirre. Augustn Iturbide, &c.
Then we have Instructions TO Sr. Velez respecting
mission 10 Santa Auna He ia to name the political
directors Of the movements Of Csstrejon in the South
of Calvo in San Luis. of Gutierrez in Tulsncingo Of
Mramon in Tolucs, Of Samaniego in Queretaro, to
give particulars Of the elements on which the attempt
of the 18th OF May was based, and il Santa Anna
ehould consider that it ought to have been certainly
object Of bis perfidy; to commend Osolos to him in
the highest possible terms to assure him that the
nation s prepared to submit to his authority and that
in the fret place the military will at submit to
what ever commander or chief he may be pleased to
name to denounce Sr. +. as a dangerous traitor,
M 0f al
he s TO be one, or at the putting Of nuIlity in the
Presidency, whom he can manage at pleasure to In.
duce him TO get his Friends lay and clerical to supply
funds for the movement in his favor; to assure him |
that, managed according to the plan laid down, the
revolution would be effected in fifteen days. without
the oss of single drop of blood; and to do many
other things OF similar import. This memorandum |
is dated the Goth Of August 1887.
Finally, memorandum from Santa Anna himself, |
dated ST. Thomas, March l9, 1858 1t directs Srs. D.
Rafael de Rafael and Pedro P Velez at once to pro.
coed to Havana to visit the Captain General; to re-
present 10 him the dangers with which the city of
Mexico is threatened from 'the demagogues" that If
vera cruz mao ns0 ryn Ussn RsSs
and good Mexcans would have blessed the hand that
aided ,hem and that if he tConcha) sbandons them,
all will be lost. They then directed to apply to
him for 1000 volunteers to embark at San Csrlos.for
the purpose Of attacking La Lave, and enabling Ve
ra Cruz to pronounce.
Should this be refused they are to ask him TO give
them Steamer 10 lakb tIeu 10 tfe Dar Ot l6c0uta,
whence they are to proceed as rapidly possible TO
Mexico while che waits for their return. Should this
slso be refused they TO endeavor TO get to Teco
uta and Mexico beet they can and there do their
utmost with 1.-THE provisional government" to put an
end 10 the revolution in the terms aufhorz ed, and TO
arrange with Gen. Corona for his landing in any port
that msy be deemed BEST and to cultivate his friends
Dr.. ID. Francisco Jsver Miranda. Aguisr Osollos,
Perez Gomez, &C.. assuring them that nothing will
be left undone to counteract the mischief done by
- hn,l anloaa
with directions respecting the management of the
5l00O0, and loans that may be raised.