The Arkansas advocate., 1836-10-07
LATE AND IMPoRTANf FROM MEXICO.

By an arrival from Vera Cruz on Saturday evening last we have been furnished with files of the Dia- rlo del Go6erno of Mexico 10 the 30h Jny inclusive
 As we predicted, domestic commotiohs have begun and are now agitang that republic. Tine liberal par ty or federalsts (. those opposed to ceafrasl are making rapid advances; they have made bold dattempt to abolish the present order of things and restore lhe government to lis former features, but whether their force was insufficient to obtain he success they calcu lated upon, whether the government anticipated their designs and frustrated them by timely organizations we cannot tell however, they were completely routed at EHa m the engagement which took place between 900 government troops under the command of General Canaazo and 630 iederalists commanded by Col. Mi guel Aceyedo.
 From Canaazo an official despatch or bulletin ap- pears m the Diaio of the 24th-whieh states that the federal party had 100 men killed, 228 taken prisoners among the latter IS Aeeyedo ehefof the two revou- tlons, Andreas Casteneda breye commandant of the Battalion at Ramirez commanding the company of 1acachi, and foreigner named Lapprellad captain of artillery. The remainder of their force were entire y routed. The loss of the government troops were 2 killed aud wounded.
 The day succeeding this engagement, Acevedo, Cas- iineda Ramirez. and Laeptel!ad! were she.; Q coan= ell ot war had been held upon the other officers but the result has not yet transpifed
 The commandant Of artillery of the federal troops succeeded Tn making his escape from Etla and has ar rived Ill this city. He nforns ns, that the greatest ag- Itaon prevails m the interior of Mexico accustomed by the revolutionary movement of Oajaca; disturbances are hourly anticipated.
 The official accounts from the States on the other hand directed to the general government and publish ed Tn the Daro, declare most directly that the great est tranquility prevailed throughout.
 The Mexican fleet consisting of the brig Falna and the schooner BfdUo, we're at Vera Cruz on the 9th. They were preparing 10 make cruise.
 considerable number of criminals have been con- demned and executed in Mexico during the month of July last. Among them see the name of a certain Jose Maria OHega, q gfenadier of the battalion of Mcmillan, charged with homicide upon the person of corporal belonging to the same battalion.
 By the decree of the general government published in the official paper of 17h July, annual distribution of S3 upon every thousand dollars worth of property has been declared upon all rural estates.
 Voluntary donations continue to be made throughout all the states of Mexico assist the government to meet the exigences growing out of the war in Texas. We have made calculation approxniating to the ac ual amount oi subscribers, and find ten thousand sig natures, but the total subscribed is not more than from five to six hundred dollars, We feel not the slightest astonlsbmen that has been raised as the highest donations above one dollar and the greatest number average less than one bit l24 cens When we consider what little patriotism is exhibited here by the Mexlcans iii a cause which they denomn- ale natienal one, we amazed that they should still cherish the hope of subjugaiing Texas. The Texans received very different sort of response when they appealed to ther brethern of the United States for dollars subscribed by the Mexicans we gave thou sands.-Bee