The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-23

Igsfter from tho army of the ministerial party, was apprehended in Vera Cruz accused e ef design . attempt le ;ss- sassination of Santa Anna.
 The Censor, of the 10th March, ob- serves that it has understood from a source worthy of implicit confidence, that the adiutant of artillery, Joseph John L.andero, indignant at the aSsas- sination of his brother, Col. Pierrei.an- dero, threw himself into the fortress of Perottc, and iorcibly took the eommarr l ding officer Of that station prisoner and declared himself immediately after in l favor of Santa Anna. 1t seems that Facio had left this place 10 advance 10 the side of Vera Cruz, because, OH tho
 18th, he was at Puente National.
 The same Journal, of ti4e 18th. says tlsat the garrison of Jallsco had second l cd the 3'9oauaeiaaseato Of Vera Cruz, and that the comnotlons in tue south l and in tic state of Pue5la, lad consid. Iefabis increased. Theabsence ofnews, l yesterday, from Mexico, likewise gives
 cause 10 suppose that commotlons have
 manifested themselves in that place. ] This will give the governmentthe great es! anxiety.
 The city of Tincotalpam, as we had
 pre*iously announced, had declared,
 after the manifest of Tampioo, in favor 1 of St. Anna.
 It does not seem that the detachment
 of Santa Fe, which were 10 make the
 siege of Vera Cruz, under the orders oi
 Gen. .Caderon, were making much
 movement towards the accomplishment
 of that design.
 No serious steps had been taken q gainst the city; the troops stationed about it were satisfied with firing occa- sionally few rounds of cannon, the el- fccts of which were not dangerous
 The Vera Cruziars ridicuied the siege, treating fl as a mere farce, which they
 say will soon end, as the troops of Cal deron are in the greatest want, being almost without food or ammunition Up to the 25th of March. the forces Q -Calderon were concentrated on tht r point of Nergara. A portion of them however, now have possession Of tht
 Poafos.
 The ministers, thropghtheir journals
 insert every kind of falsehood, in ordel
 10 represent the instruction of Aers
 Cruz as matter of but little impor
 lance.
 The Sun, a Mexican journal, says sstt that Ina ;tfter the uaeas,lres taken by inc
 government, tiiiat hat dceid}e1tf would short. I y be repaired.' y The same paper, 1T l copying from the Constitutional. of Ja- I lapfa, adds that Gen. T Teran had arri-
 we'd at Pueblo Vieio at the head of two
 thousand men, with which he would E proceed 9sainst Vera Cruz. These . falsehoods, No which the partisans q H Bustamentc have recourse to prove the il strength of theinscause, only shews its weakness and the extremity 10 which i is reduced.
 :. Through another source, we learr from Tampico, that an cxtraordinar, , courier had passed through that city ol | his way 10 Alitamoras. He had hrongh 2 the intelligence that the state of Zuca
 baeus had como out in favor Of Sant; Anna. II is said despatches have beer received at Tampco, by the yictora r Eannouncing that Gen. Barragan. witl all the militia of the city of Val-du-mas I bad likewise declared for the ssHero 0 t Tamaulepas.'
 5ron, fhe Charleston Courier, .1prif l2. | FROM HAvANA.-By the brig Catha rine, Capt. Maxwell, arrived yesterday VIC received files of Havana papers anl Prices Current to the lst inst. l H. B. M. packet Plover, arrived al Havana on the Both ult. in l2 days iron ) Vera Cruz; captain of which yes ] sci informs that nothing of particular
 importance had occurred since the bat Itie between Gen. St. Anna and the %
 vernment troops under Gen. Caldcron St. Anna was still at Vera Cruz, the lreyenuc of which place he made use oi at his discretion. The province oI ;. Tampioo had declared in his favor. s.=ss..sz.z.ssz...zrzznz We are extremely glad to.see nancrs