The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-06

ortera, Jose Orihuela, Alexandra Qaijano,
\ snlas, Manuel Gomez Gallo, Luciano
castfeton, Gen. Yelszquez, Al,ino Perez,
lose Marin Lu,ian, Jose Antonio Andrade,
| Conde del Vale.
On The 9Th nltlmo, the regular :. Council
orNar,' or Court Martial, sentenced 10
death brig idier general Hernandez aud ID.
Francisco SanttyO condemned general
Aandrade TO the loss of his station and five
years exile aud the rest of the persons
iakpn il the house aforementioned, To
peruetnal banishmeDt. The Sun ufthe 18th
tult. contains this article
{" II appears that the Supreme Executive
Power has determined that the c~nlpIits
condemned to different ptaishtneats for
the conspiracy of the 12th ult. shall he
immediately sent 10 Acapulco, in or
der that their sentrnees may be carried
into effect and that such of them as have
appealed 10 the Sovereign Congress for n
Communication of the punishment of death,
maybe kept in the castle there, TO await
the result of their application"
1t is not probable that any of them were
executed.
We collect from the Mexican papers,
that much disorder prevailed in the inte-
nor, though we do not fad that the exis-
tence of any formidable insnrrection is ac-
knowledsed. The Governor, Congress,
aud tIoops, of the state of JtliSco, were at
open war, however, with the Supreme Co.
ycrnnr,,t. General Nicholas Bravo had
brea ordered by the latter To occupy with
his division Gaudalalara, the capital If ia
lisco bui he authorities were determined
In rpGtsf tho t1..,EI1rn and a f1rpa hn,l ham
collected for ia" purpose, dt the head of
which the Governor, QuINrANAR, placed
himself. The latest documents which we
Shd ON the subject, are txo p~raclamations
oil Bravo, who was aPproach,ng Gaudalaja-
IA, to his troops, dated 1st aud Cd of June,
Head Quarters of LA Barea and orders,
dated 6!ii j une, OF the authorities of Jali,co,
describing measures Of defence for the
capital. Blood VAS expected 10 be soon
shed.
General Lopez de Santa Anna had arri
we'd with the division of his troops at Cam
pechr, rs Commandant General of the
i" Free state of Yucaton." Ills prociama.
tons, like those Of Bravo, breathe the var
NEST layalty to the Federal Republic. They
Disclose, AT the same tlalr, circumstances Of
dlsalttctl"n among the people and soldide-
~, and VACCINATIONS IL favor Of lturbide,
which seem 10 US To bear d very o~f1inous
character.
General Guadalupe Victoria arrived in
the Mexican capital ON the 18th June.
The Sovereign Congress were employed
in discussing subjects of public economy,
and details of administration. We are
pleased in remarking frequent references
TO the principles and practice of our coun-
try.
The province Of Puebla, and the neigh
borhood of Ti,scala, were Infested by
bands of marAuders.
A letter from General ~Iiincon to a mem
Der of the Sovereign Congress, dated the
goth of May, gave the following intorma.
ton
On the esd inst. a French brig Of war,
from Martinique, anchored ut Sacrahcios
it brings "A Mr.. SAMUEL s Commission
err from the French government In ours,
To establish mutual rclaii MS of friendship
and trade. This errand is stated To ne hy
the Commissioner himself, nho came /,
see me yesterday. expressed To hun the
satisfaction which | derived from il, since
it indicated thtt France would not as
sIst Spain in her foolish plans of recon
qnest.o
On the lst of june the Nevirar Sccre-
try for Foreign Aifurs communicated To
the Sovereign Congress, the ftct Of the ar
rival of the French agent, together with IA
letter from the Gpvernhr of Martinique,
recommending him to thu General of the
Mexican troops at Vera Cruz. The
Sun of tue saIne date, contains this para
graph:
By an express arrived the day before