The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

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PatLAprLrnlA, Mar,h ,, 1881 W.
have been iasa,ed, by u gentleman of thfs
ety. with the following passage ofa letter.
which hr received this morning floma ave
~ respectable American, resident in Mex
leo. Ii communicates important mlarma
lion. Ma. Go,
MENrco, January 7.--1hc English
Commissioners Three IN NUMBER Harvey,
Ward, aud O'G0rnan, With Consul &c
neral, and Consns for Vera Cruz and Aca
pnlc0, are Ia the city The second leaves
here in n few days Tor England, and takes
with him such a favorable account ol the
situation of aflairs here, that there is no
doubt The Independence viii be acknow
lodged by Great Britain, and that SHE will
prcreGt the other European powers from
meddEng with as. They are delighted
with Mexico and the reception they have
met with. All they asked MAS the abul
lion oi the slave trade, which has already
been done away-no commercial privileges
or interference in TIM form oil go, ernmuul:
leaving the people Of this country III libcr
~ To adopt What they think ,tost eondu
Give To thrir welfare and prosperity"
The Legislature of the State Of Maine
has adjourned, after doing Itself imperish
able honor by aboiShing Imprisonment. for
Deh--that barbaIuus reiic ol The early Ro
man Law.
GOO
We are very glad ~ find that the NtW YORK
Evening Post aud Baltimore Federal Gazette
give little crCdcnec To The disastrous News
which has been published rs having been re-
ceived by wey OF Valparaiso. LISTERS rorciv-
ed at Ncw YORK., OF Ia days later dntc than
thu single letter from Valparaiso, on whose
authority the news rests, make no meniiun Of
the reported defeat Of the Peruvian army.
Nal. Int
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o. conspiracy against The BoiifdPh8' |
il ~ said, has been detected, aud trial of
the conspiratrrs ordered. But the time
was postponed owing IL the absence nf Sc
vefh witnesses, among whom the Marquis
de- La Fayette MAS one. This veteran IN
the cause of liberty, his SON Count de- Ia
fayctte, aud three others, have been fined |
in one hundred francs each, by TIE Court |
of AesiZes at Paris, for mol attending, |
though regularly notified, as witnesses GA
thr trial of one Snuiignp aud five others,
with being engaged IN the con
spiracy against the state. On the person !
of Madame Chau,ct, wife of one of the |
accused, and herself Indicted for being an |
accOmplicr, several letters were found |
from individuals in London, addressed to
their friends in France, containing parti
culars as 10 the designs and prospects of
the consprators among which was one 10
General tie ii Fayette, Written by one
Phillips, in which he says The person
who viii hand you this letter. will give
you the detail, that all your friends quiz
England. She will inform you Of your
good friend more fully than ! can do il
here" The Marquis and the othe, alb
scnircs, has made Declarations before IA
magistrate, that tfcy did moi acknowledge
the letters addressed To them, nor kne"
whence they came, and the council for
the accused consented HAT these declara
tons should be received rs evidence. But
the court decided otherwise, and, besides
the enc Issued an Hdcr Ia compel the
witnesses To appear aud depusc ia their
presence. vi J. En-. Post.