The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02
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 Ldte dad imporfuat from Yuerico-No further movements towards the prosecution of the against Texas will probably be made before fall. The last ae- counts from Tampico, represent that city as perfectly quiet--no armed force was there, and no disposition made towards raising enc. The United States sloop ot war Warren and sehr. Grampas had arrived at Iampico and the Mexican Government had, throuoh tne newly appointed cemmandant, apologized 10 ths Government, for the insult offered the American flag, and the officers of the Jeferson and removed the com mandant ot Iampico, Gomez, who give the insult
 1he sehrs. Creole and Atalanta, of this port were wrecked on the bar short lime since-earsees i. s damaged state, and crews saved. French brig, call ed the Gustava, from Bordeaux, was also lost-mat. Ing i've or SIX vessels that have been lost this bar within Is many weeks.
 The treaty entered into between Santa Ana and General Houston, reached Mexico in the latter part of June, and was immediately laid before Congress--no definite arrangements had been entered into when our informant left and conjecture upon the subject would be useless.
 " have been favored with the perusa of num- Der of letters, received by highly respectable houses til ms ety, which throw considerable light upon the in- terhal aalfs of Mexieo Excitement IS following ex- eiement; and convulsion succeeding conyulson, and none can tefetei the consequences Nothing will save Mexico from bloody civil war of some duration, but the placing the reins of Government in the bands of ho ilioet prudent men. he e.Pfonun- elameno,,o issued by the State of Oaaca in favor of the Federal Constitution, is daily gaining partisans. and the confusion Is snch n that section, that unless general cooperation rarely 10 be met Wh the oyer throw oi the General Government is inevitable. The cheis oi both parties exerting themselves to re- establish the Constitution of lS24 revised by Nation al Convention. Toro, the commandan of Yucatan has been deprived of his authority, on account of his attachment to Santa Anna.--Gen Felipe CodaIos has been named m his stead and 1t supposed that Craeo asqueZ, comnandan of Nera Cruz, will share the same fate for like And, in fact 1t IS be- lleyed that all the high funconares who are at all friendly to Santa Anna, either personally or 10 his cause; will be removed and replaced by others of op- posite sentiments. Gomez, the commandant of T ain- Pico, was deprived of his place partly on the same grounds, and partly for the insult given to our flag his place supplied by Farias, the same indsidua that was imprisoned in 1882 at Nacogdoches by the coonist of Texas. General Filosoa has been sum moned before Council of War; for alleged miscon- duct in obeyng the orders of Santa Anna issued while he was prisoner of war.
 The General Congress is busy passing law levy ing contribution all landed property, besides that which weighs so heavy already, and has for the last four months, on houses. Of inc large number of troops who left San Luis Potosi for fampieo only l0S had arrived at Atamira town situated leagues from the place of embarkaiion. From the above, It will be seen, that little hopes of any successful cam paign against Texas can be expected 10 take place very soon, if at a.--N. o. True American
 StH Later.-By the arrival of the schr Almaa, from Vera Cruz, we learn that all quiet in that city, and 1t was thought that attempt would be made to any. The prevailing opinion among the intelli- gent portion of the people of Texas would be made, at least, for some time to come. An attempt was made just before the Almaa left, by the authorities of Mexico, 10 levy tax the persons of all resident and nonresident foregnere: this every minister strongly objected, and united drew up and sent in a
 
 carried into effect, they should consider equivalent to declaration O. war against their several govern mens--lt Is unnecessary to say, that the highly of ensive step was abandoned.
 Excitements in various parts of the country were spoken of at Vera Cruz--revoutionary movements rife in several provinces, (Guadalaiara, Guan- ajuao and Pueba,) and had not been suppressed by the Governments troops the general voice appears to be for the reestabishment of the Federal Govern ment. In the absence ol papers. and if there any, dependence be placed on them, we rely wholly the information geaned from gentlemen arriving from Mexico. The Almaltia brought 25o doubloons to the master.
 Since the above in type, we have received fur her nformaton It appears that forced loan of two millions had been declared the city of Mexico tha: the English and French Ministers entered their protest calling upon foreigners not to contribute towards the amount Santa anna's party was considered to be out of power and that the Federal Party suc- ceedng in every drecton-state after state was re- voIntionizng, and that too, with little boodshed--fhe priests were e cared fo: tic treasury complete ly exhausted It said that the new party would not on any account, prosecute the War in Texas l Ibid.
 l By the arrivals from Tampico information has been received that the Government of Mexico has publicly apologzed through it's proper organs to the Govern
 ent of the U. States for the insult offered the Amer can flag at Tampco sometimes since Ill the affair be- tween the officers and of the U. 5. cutter Jefisr son and the Commandant Gomez Of Tamplco l Gomez had been suspended and had been ordered ] 10 Vera Cruz for trial by court martial