Mexican Consulate
New Orleans Novr. 12 1830
Col Stephen F Austin
Dear Sir Your favor of the 13th Oct by Mr Ker reached me
this morning, and contents observed. I regret much to learn that
George Fisher had turned out so badly. I had formed a favorable
opinion of him. I am very glad that you have placed his character
in its proper light before me as he may perhaps wend his way hither,
having a family in Mississippi—
I am of opinion that the Emigration to Texas this Winter will be
much greater than any previous season. If I may be allowed to
Judge from the many letters addressed to me from all parts of the
United States, asking information respecting the Country— By
this conveyance I send you many letters etc received for the last
two Mos
I am much gratified to learn that things are going on well in
Mexico, and that the present administration have better feelings
towards North Americans, Should Genl Bustamante progress well
with the affairs of the Genl Government until the next presidential
Election? he will doubtless obtain the voice of the people for President
General Pedraza the President Elect before Guerrero, is now here
in Exile, he seems to be a man of good sense, modest and
unassuming living a very retired life, on his return from Europe to Vera
Cruz he met an order from the Supreme Government ordering him
from the Coast of Mexico, he came here about a month since
Jas W Breedlove [Rubric]
[Addressed:] Col. Stephen F Austin San Felipe de Austin
Texas Schr Reaper