Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
Vol, yIIE.....VO. 81.
FROM MEXICO.

NV DIRK, juno ..
BY the arrival of the brig Paragon, which sailed
on the 9Th # May from Vera Cruz, files of Mexican
papers of both political parlics have been reeeiy-
ed at the Office of the Courier and Enquirer the
dates, from the Capital to the 4th and from Vera
Cruz to the 9TH ultimo
The session of the General Congress OF Mexico
closed on the Both OF April but it was believed that
an extra session would be held in June. From
the report of the Secretary oil State made TO the
Congress- it appears that the relations OF the repub-
lie with foreign Powers are of the most amicablc
character, and that dispatches had been received
from the Court of Spain, containing oyerturcs
for the renewal ofcommcrcial intercourse between
the two countries, as preparatory measure TO the
recognition of Mexican Independence by Spain
an event whichis confidently expected soon 10 take
place.
The revolutionary excitement which first broke
oui i'll Zacaiccas, appears to be extending through
the provinces, and the popularity OF Santa Anna
is said to be rapidly diminishing. The situation OF
General Alvarez in his position at Tcxca is sad to
he fan from dangerous his forces are represented
as superior to those of General Bravo, who IS adj
vancng upon hinl--thc mass OF the people are m
hi, iayo,-and his movement, toward the Pacific
is considered rs merely diversion, TO draw tho
attention of the Presidents troops 10 that quar-
ter aud thus give ihe patriots oi the north an OPP
parnniiy to RECOGNIZE ana take part III INC ihsur-
rceton.
The official gazette states thai General Santa
ANA left Lagos III LEAGUES from Iacatccas) on
the 10Th of \pfil. on his route 10 that city, at which
q probnbl, arrived on the }oti or LIST. Ills for
ces amounted 10 3,}6l men and II pieces Of ar
lery, commanded hy nine generals.
There seems much reason 10 believe that the
MEXICAN Republic IS not destined to long existence
in its present unltcd form the northern States in
particular, from the Panuco river To California,
appear disposed 10 throw on all dependence on the
unstable government oi the capital. The follow
inc significant extract is from the Cr,pasoRfa, an
opposition paper
=" Mr. Butler, Charge d Aliares of the Uni cd
States near on Government, must have embarked
by this time ior lis own country. The political
circumstances and emharrassmens of our admin
istraon will 10 doubt he duly weighed by our
friends, the inhabitants of the United States, and
the verbal information of Mr.. Butler may Give the
last impulse to the well known prctcnsions of our
| ncirhbnrs We have often remarked, and VIC re-
peat il now, thai should the confederation be de-
sroycd and the nation disarmrd the Meyicans
must seek support for their individual rights
and liberties from an administration which is ac-
| knowcdpcd to h, the defender OF free institutions"
MI Butler, having obtained a temporary leave
of absence, has arrived in theParagon.
COMMUNICATION IN Nrrico.--3cuiamI Lundy,
formerly editor ol the Genus ol Universal Eman-
cipation has obtained an extensive grant of land
in the State Of ramaulipas (AleNco,) nicc simple,
on condition of Introducing 30 scdcrs within
stipulated period.