Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-27
From tie National Gazette. July 81.
FROM MEXICO.


Mexican newspa per, the San, down to
the 10th ult. inclusive. confirms the
existence aud detection of the eonspirs-
CIV iu favor Of Eur6iae, which wac men-
fioaed by the capsaia and passengers Of
the &c he. Mexican from Alvarado.
By order of the Commsoding Gene
raj of the Mexican capital in the night
of the 9th May. house ia the street Of
Celaya was entered. and tweoty two in.
diYidusls were foond assembled in deep
debate upon the scheme OF Revolution.
The solilecs went in by the door and
the dat roof, SO that none Of the con.
clavs escaped; and their correspondence
aud papers of every kind were seized.
Tasir official papers were headed, God,
Independence, aud the Hero of lguala'
(Iturbide.) A woman, the wife of q
Air. Santoyo, acted as their Secretary.
On the sltr ance of che soldisrs, she
tore from ono Of the papera, the sign
iAanua! of her husband. who was not
present, and swallowed it In order to
destroy the evidence against him. IL
appeared from the documents that the
plan Of the conspirators was to proclaim
Lurbide. Several of them had bean
ssiz I'D in the Gnoath of October pre-
cediDg for the same offence. Among
them we observe = general Of division,
two br,gadier. generals, two lieutenant.
colonels, captains, lisutenants. a post.
master, SO. Their names are as fol-
lows: Menuel Reyes. Jose Maria Ocam-
po, Victoriano Octiz, Francisco Diaz
Vargas, Ignatio Rodriguez, Francisco
Hernandez. Rafael Castro, jose Bsr-
deia, Joaquin MunOs. Francisco Santa
ella, Is;dro Corona, Jose Oriheuls, A le.
iandro Quilano, N. Salas. Manuel Co
mes Gallo, Luciano Castrejon, Gen.
Valsz quez, Alvino Perez, Jose Maria
Luvian, jose Antonio Andrade, Condo
Gel Vale.
90 the 9th ult. the regular Council
of War,' or Court Martial, sentenced to
death brigadisr general HerDsndez
aud ID. Francisco Santoyo; condemned
General Andrads TO the loss of his rank
and FIVE years exile; and the rest of the
persons taken in the house to perpetual
bsnishmont. The Sun of the l4th ult.
contains this article:--
IL appears the Supreme Executive
power has dster.uiDed that the culprits
condemned to different puDishments for
she conspiracy of the 18th ult. shall be
Smmediately sent to Acapulco. In order
chat their sentences may be carried in
TO effect; and that such of them as have
appealed to The Sovereign Congress for
a computation of the punishment of
death may be kept in the castle there,
60 await the rssolt oftheir appli cation"
1t is not probable that any of them
were executed.
We collect from the Mexican papers
that m0ch disorder prevsiled in they lin.
terror, though we do not find that the
existence of coy really formidable in.
surrection 10 acknowledged. The GO
vernon, congress. and troops of the
state OF Jslisco were at open war, how
ever, with the supreme goveromant.-
General Nicolas Bravo had been order.
ed by the latter to occupy with his di-
vision Guadalaiars, but the authorities
were determined to resist the measure,
and a force had been. collected for the
purpose, ct the head OF which the go.
vernon, QHintdRGr, placed himself
The latest documents which we find on
she subject, are two proclsmations OF
Bravo, who was approaching Guadala.
lara, to HE troops. dated lse aud Cd OF
June, Head Quarters of La Barca; and
orders, dated 9th June, of the authori.
ties Of Jalisco, prescribing measures Of
defence for the capitsl.-Blood was sx.
pected to be soon shed.
General Lopez de Santa Anna had
arrived with his division Of troops at
Campsachs, as Commandaut General
ofths Free State of Yucatan' His
proclamations like those of Bravo,
breathe the wsrmsst loyalty to the Fe.
deral Republic. They disclose at the
sams time circumstances Of disaffection
among the people and soldiery, and ma
chinations in favor of lturbide, which
.sem to Us to bear very ominous cha
racter.
General Guadalupe Victoria. arriv.
ed In the Mexican capital on the 18th
june.
The Sovereign Congress were en-
ployed in discussing subjects OF public
economy and details of administration.
We are pleased in remarking frequent
references TO the principles and prac-
tice OF our country.
The province of Puebla and the
e L. .uara infaate