Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
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From tho Daily Advertiser.
EROM AEXICO


By the packet ship Virginia, Cant Collins we have
received file OF the Vera Cruz Censor, from The LIST
TO NE 2l' OF June Inclusive appears the parzsns
ofGuerrero again in open contention with the gov
ernmert Cip' Collins that aivic-s were receiy
ed at Vera Cruz the 2i Jure Of he defeat of the
government army near Acsruco which resulted in the
capure hy the forces under Guerrero and Nf;nez of
Bravo and Co.. Bariubussc.
MEXICO, June ll-Gen Radcio marched with a di-
vision OF Bravo 20 occupy T-cpan where contest en-
sued in which he wss disoomf,ted and retired W itb
lo'S. Can't Roman had taken, in Alahui.tan all the
faction of Juan Cruz.
Gen. Armaio went ont the ~ h, from Moreia,
win respectable force. TO the troops of that
sa'c, which remain in the greatest security
Bravo war at Acapulco. That place was represented
az not being in tho least Danger.
The imnoFtsnce Of the negoiaton' which we re con-
clndet in Europe, had induced the TO nom-
nate Tor The pnpo'e ri CARRYING them into effect Senior
Sebastian Camsrho Governor of Vera Cruz, as Envoy
Extraordinary AMI Minister plenpotrniiary
All the notices which have received (says the
Sol OF 18Th Jun@) in all the States where the elections
has begun. state that they have been conducted with
perfect liberty.
The MEXICAN deputies in order to alleviate the bur-
dens n" the prorle had voted TO reduce all public sala
ti-s except their own.
Grn Armo il saii 20 he perfecv s.h,l in oua,
ling the factions in the country
The elections Of the city of Mexico took place on
Tho 10Th of June, and represented TO have been
conducted in a decoroua and orderly manner
1t IL announced that Moves Huerio and Antonio
Mi"r. bad surrendered themselves to the oommandant
in Michoacsn.
The project Of declaring Cuba independent is az sin
agi'ate'. The Mcxcans Opposed 10 consider
n
having sent BARBADOS to Mexico, ia not any longer
bound TO guarantee the safety of the leland of Crba
and Porto Rico One of Che writer's saya the Mexicans
inc Madrid.
The American ship New oslears. Captain Cole,
which Vosse anchored al VEGA Cruz on ,bc I7,h Jnns
rom MARCHES, sailed The 2Oh having on hoard los.
Ramos, public officer This vssse has sailed without
nor roll or any legal document for navigation. (Tbe
NHw-Or-ans Touched oh Si,a and landed this officer
She ia on her way 10 this port)
Th" schooner Nmbs sailed for New -orl,ans with
me pa''s hIgnrhe, who went 10 her to fulfil his
tenc" An officer was despatched to zee him saf. ou,
The following ia The only account we find in these
papers rHla!ve 70 me late calamity in C.nra Americas
EARTHQUAKE AT GUATEMALA
GUATEMALA, May 3-The anniversary of the
taking o, lie capital has been terrible Tor s nforu-
nate Inhabitants Every thiFg that was left by the
civil ar il now doomc, Ia destruction by the earth
quakes. Since the frat Of April, icy began to be felt
in the village Of Amaullap, where there i:ere many
resident families, and others that had gone there that
they might not witnee the celebration Of the Anniver.
sary Of the rapiulaon e Guatemala, The 18th inst
in one day, Their. fe no less than thirty five
shocks and the inhabitants obliged 10 GO in
Uhe uno9' haste These shocks succeeded each other
WIN such force that they destroyed all hst place,
Wen ,s me ntiehhoring ores Of Pinua, Petssa, and
me plantations OF VnIaiohos, Guillou Ffaiianes ell
Rosario LaeuGilla, and los Dolores
OP TO that time, 'hi' Canital had suffered nothing In
VS. edihce, but on the 9Th ult. they repeated so
orclhy hst every building sufTered-everv bou.e i.
ab1ndoned-'hsds and buts built up 10 the ,ouate,
ard IN the hon'es that have largo courts The rains
having commenced, tie distress among ne il in
Assembly has suspended is sessions, fer fortnight an
ne ,hock. do not cease The state governme nj and
all The authorities are in j cocnango, with vreat nro
portion Of the inhabitants, who now living in the
houses OF The Indians. The Federal Government IL in
the Great Square, where they have ru, M an svs npg
made ont OF sal, ard The Congress under she'd
pl"rs upon the site Of the Univepity The scsrcitv
ana dearness OF PROVISIONS beginning 10 he felt
some fo6bsries have been committed in the houses a.
bandoned by their owners.
The honds'me' buildings are ruined. with the sx--
cepon OF me Cathedral, The churches Of St DOMINICA
and Ia MERGED The rest n apnoet useless espe
cialy The magnificent Of ST. Francirco which vas
not entirely finished and lbose Of Rccolletos santa
Iheresa 81 Carmen, Santa Catalina, and Cardelara It
as been found necessary to take out the Nuns from
The convent OF Santa Clara, only because il has AMI
red much, bat ALEC account OF he rninad towers of
san Francisco, which threaten TO fall in the direetion
OF the convent The government has ordered ,hoss
towers 10 be pulled down, and The neeLbo,ing streets
nave peen stopped up TO prevent the people from pass
ing by them. The private houses have suffered n,ueb
bat few Of thrm, however, are entirely ruined.
AZ az Tho funds are exhausted and The people impov-
erishod hy the civil wars, by the coDhscaons by sa