The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
MEXICO.

The re-establishment Of he so,e...
congress OF Mexico was unanimou.ly hh
claimed IN the city of Vera Cruz pro-
army and inhabitants Of that plac. -, we
"a oil February aud was followed b., we
address OF Santa Anna 10 his.,ls;... an
ADDRESS OF eongratulation and thai. ~"
likewise presented to the CAPTAIN H.. vas
jose Antonio Echavarri, Wherein ~
my declared their firm drtermin.,,a. ~,
continue united III the great aud h,t.:. %
enterprise OF restoring the Conpr.ss
defending their country against t5n,, ana
are opposed 10 her liberties. Til. :, VINO
ment Is headed by the signature Of S o'
Anna. odhia
On me 9th the towns Of Cordoya, o,i,,
va and Al'arado, declared for the Ind.n.Als
dents. "uepeh'
BY letter dated Bhilapa, q5,b 1,,n.
nom Gen ID. Jose Armjo the to Can, G'y'
ot the province of Mexico, d. JOSE / n, zen
Andrade, 1t appears, that Armiio d.c's,"o
the torces under Generals Guerrern "s.
Bravo, on ttae heights of AmoIing, vb ".u
they had posted themselves in ord.n =,
liarass him on his march. Gu4rr.r., -, ~
lnoially wounded, and was sunn.,aa u"
nave died of his wounds. -Four n;.caa ~
cannon fell into the hands of tn. Lnnsr;a1'
lists, together with park of artiII.tv a''',
q pruning press, stationed in the town Of
.r'h'pa' III the engagement, the Imppri
al,sts General, ID. Epilasio SANCHEZ VA,
killed WIS
An express from Gen Echayarri 10 s,n
IA Anna, Governor Of Vera Cruz. dated
1aiappa, 18Th February, states that the c;,v
ana province OF Puelaa proclaimed th,
Constitution on the 18th inst. and that sir
u: Negrte, the Imperial Governor 6ed
WIN AL haste to Queretaro, holly pursued
by dragoons. f"'"''
on the seventeenth, the Republica,
Cmet, Gaudaloupe Victoria, entered V.r.
Cruz, with every manifestation of low. In
anticipation Of this event, the crown If I.
iurbide had been burnt in the pubic sonara
and the Tree Of Liberty planted upon it.
under which Victoria pas ed on his wav
to The Palace On arriving at the palace.
Ne with Santa Anna, presented themselves
al balconies with wreaths of Laurel ON their
pro"s, "lneh the people insisted upon their
wearing.
On the Esd, the brig Buenos Amigos of
10 guns, Captain de la Mata, arrived at
vera Cruz, via HAVANA, from Cadiz in GA
days.
Tn the 9Th, Gen. Echayarri inform,
den. victoria and Santa Anna, that he ba.
Just received adviccs from the MARQUIS do
NIvanco, Capt. General of the province of
Puebia, dated Paebla the 2lst, acouainting
him, that on the / 9Th the Emperor left the
I'D
infantry, and two squadrons of cavalry.
with nm tour eight Founders that cap.
taln,3 snbaterns and - soldiers of the ca
Salry deserted to Gen. Bustamante, who
was stationed at San Martin and were
shortly after follwed by 80 Dragons aud
suba'tcrns, all declaring they came to
embrace the Congressional Cause: tbat
afterwards, twenty -nIrc officers of the diff.
fcrcnt corps joined the Liberators, among
whom were Colonel ID. Domingo Noepa
and Lieut.. Col. d. ignacio Mora, who as.
sured the Marquis, that the troops in Next
co were extremely DESTROYS To unite with
the array Of Vera Cruz. The Marou;,
hrther states, that the whole province il
enthusiastic in the cause Of liberty, furnish.
aug the Constituencies, with all the rcqui.
sIt'I assistance and had appropriated from
10 Ia 10000 dollars for the subsistence
thereof
On the s2d, the English frisate Rangel.
CaT. JiseIth, arrived at Vera Cruz, in IS
days from Plymouth.
The Republics Of Peru and Colombia
concluded IA treaty offensive aud defensive;
it is dated Lima, 9th July, 1889.
A letter dated Mexico, 10th February.
states that the instruction in the Province
OF Vera CRUZ, aud the advance Of Gene
raj Echararri towards the seat of govern
ment, caused the greatest inquietude in the
mind of lturbide, aud that his uneasness
was greatly augmented when he under
stood the unexpected detection of the
Marquis de Vivanco and the Province of
Pncbla. 1t likewise says, that great dis
orders prevailed in the capital and public
feeling ran high against the Emperor. 1t
their officers had arrived at Penbla, and
that the nth Imperial Regiment Of Infan-
try had taken the road to Toluco to form
Junction with the Patriots.
BY private letter dated Napoleon, Fee
bruarary %, it appears, that the Intenden-
cies of Cuatla and Cuernavaca were up in
arms, and bad sent an express to Echa-
varri that they were ready TO bring FIVE
hundred determined soldiers into the field.
The entire jurisdiction of Tolucca had
declared for the Congress, and the Chiefs
at the head of seven hundred infantry and
cavalry, advised an immediate advance on
the city. The arrival of the 18th lmperi-
al Regiment of Infantry had encreas-
ed their nImhers IN ~ elv,. hundred. tfe-
with six hundred
The Marquis Vivanco will soon set out
for Tesmeluca.
The Emperor has written to General