Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-03

crshcios from London, whence she sailed 99fI
i May, and brought Intelligence that the Ex- En
j peror iturbide had sailed for Mexico. nj.
Trends and supporters are said 10 be more MI.
mcrous and powerful than those of anv o,Le,
chieftain. This conclusion, our corresnon.
dent says, he feels warranted in forming. from
conversations had in Vera Cruz and Aly,r,,,o
with persons of the first respectability and in.
| formation from Aalapa and Mexico, and other
places in the INTERIOR
Affairs between the Castle and CITY of Vera
Cruz have remained quiet since the last bom
oardinent I'M APRIL All intercourse, however.
continued suspended.--An American scbooncr
from New-Orlcans, arrived at the Castle on the
9Th July, and an American brig, deeply laden.
about week before.
Vuore american ccsscis cnptured.- The brio
James and Mary, Capt. Morgan, of Phil,dei,
phia, was captured off the bar OF Alvaralo On tho
1thJuly. She was from Gibraltar, bound TO
Vera Cruz, in event of hostilities between the
city and castle having ceased-to ascertain
WHICH she called off Alvarado on the 4ti,. and
sent on shore letter for the American Consul
officially directed, and another for the Conscience
in Vera Cruz. Both letters were detained by
the Commandment of Marine, who sent out a
schooner to capture and bring the brig into
port. The Consul did not obtain his letter un-
I'll the 7th, and then only in consequence of
making formal demand stating to The Com
mandant that it was in his possession The lat
ter had previously assured the consul that he
knew nothing of the letter.
The schooner Constitution, of and fiom New
Orleans, was captured off the harbor of Vera
Cruz, and brought into Alvarado about the
18th July, by the Mexican schooner Iguala, I'M
der preence that she was bound with supplies
10 the castle of San Juan de Ulloa, ana notyiih-
standing the latter place not having vet been
declared in state of blDclSaJa
ITURBIDE.
we have been politely E,voured with the fol-
lowing letter, brought up by the Post Boy.
BALIzE, August 4th 1924
To tie Editors Of the JHercanfile .4,icc,f;scr.
GENTLEMEN-By the schooner Persever
ance, just arrived from Soto I4ainaria, and ,hro,
Mr. Capaz of New Orleans, and Capt. astap-
nola. hare obtained the following information
and have not the least doubt of lis authentici-
ty.
On the 18th July an English brig arrived off
that port and in the night the FIX Emperor ltur-
bide, in company with an Italian by birth, bear
ing the title of General, AMI two Priests, came
on shore from the brg--iturbde was soon re-
cognized, and the Whole of those that landed
made prisoners. On the 10th they were sent to
a town in the interior called Padiila, where on
the Goth hurbide and his companion, tue Gen
era, we're shot. The Priests were still in pri-
son, but it was, expected they would share a ST.
milar fate. The wife OF lturbide and family re-
naincd in the brig until she was informed her
husband was prisoner, when she left the yes
sci and went on shore with her family. where
they remained when the Perseverance left
Those gentlemen gave other particulars which
have not time to give.
] remain. your obedent servant,
T. DEMERANYiIIE