Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-02
BY THE NEw-LoNDON LINE.

BY THE NEw-LONDON LINE.
We were politely favoured by COL J. B.
Wood, last evening, with New-York papers of
Monday, received by the New-London Line.
Extracts will be found below.
The steam boat Washington, Capt. Tomin-
son, arrived early yesterday morning in 70
hours from Providence. The Washington was
absent about As hours, 7 of which she stopped
at Providence and Newport--.Mer. .ddu. Mon
day.
MExIco.---We are favored with papers from
Mexico City to the lst Of this month, brought
by the Eliza. II appears that revolt broke
out about the 10th Of March at Durango, the
capitafof the state Of that name, instigated it
was said by a Priest named Arenas, whose
emisaries had scduced the troops TO unite in
a project for obt aiming certain reforms.---Thc
troops had gone so far as to arrest the governor
Of the state, and to dissolve the local legisla-
ture, but it does not appear that any blood
had been shed.--Placards had been posted,
country. The general government was adopt
ing measures for the suppression of this insur-
rection, which did not appear TO excite much
alarm. The Generals of Division, Nogrete
and Echavarri, (Spaniards,) suspected of being
abettors Of the revolutionary project had been
arrested and committed TO prison.
The Mexican House Of Representatives had
approved of the Treaty recently concluded
with England, and it was believed it would be
confirmed by the Senate.---ib.
Capt. VIM. r. Bowers, a passenger in the
Eliza, from Vera Cruz, left San Bias, March
lst, and has obligingly furnished the 70 lowing
intelligence.
Left at San Bias, ship Dorothca, Davis, of
Philad. for Lima; in few days; brig Lancas-
ter, Jennings, of New York for Lima. Ship
America, Eldridge, sailed few weeks before
for Lima The markets of San Bias and Ma
zatlan, were overstocked with almost every
article of merchandise.
The,U. S. ship Peacock, Capt. Jones, was
OF San Bias, to sail about the Sth. She
sailed from Lima, in May 1926, on a cruize---
had visited the Marquesas' Group, Otahcite
and other of the Society Islands, the Sand
wich and other Islands in the N. and S. Pa
cifc. Left Woahoo 9th Of Jan. where she had
passed the previous months.
List Of Am. Whale vessels which touched at
Woahoo from Nov l, 1926, to January 9th,
1927; Connecticut, of Norwich; May Flower,
Plymouth; President, Nantucket Indepen-
dence, and Russell, N. Bedford; Marcus, Sag
Harbor; N America, and John Adams, Nan
,ucket; Golden Farmer, do; Lyra, Com. Rodg-
ers, and Persia, N. Bedford; Com. Perry, N.
London: Peru, Nantucket; Phenix, Maria, and
John, N. Bedford.-iJ
Brigs Owhyhee, Tally Ho, and Chinchilla,
of Boston, engaged in the N. W. Coast trade,
were at WoahoO. Brig Convoy, Of do, had
sailed for Valparaiso. Ship Sultan, of do, had
sailed for Canton. The Roscoe, Ropes, had
sailed for Manila and do; brig Active, of Bos-
ton, sailed for N. w. Coast Ship Natchez, of
N. York, sailed for Canton. Brig Tammaha-
ma, of N. York.
Most Of the whale ships had been successful,
and nearly completed their cargoes during the
last season.
Orders have been issued to equip the Della
Ware "a, now at Norfolk, for sea. She is in
tended to replace the North Carolina, about to
return from three years cruise in the Med
iterranean.
The Baron Mareuil and family have arrived
in Baltimore, on their return to France. 1t is
understood that Count dc Menou is appointed
TO act as charge d'affaires during his absence.