Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-17
MEXICO.

RI MEXICO.
= LATE AND IMPORTANT TaOn MExlco.-By .
q arrival from Vera Cruz on Saturday evenin
J.! last we have been furnished with our files I
,fIDiario del Guberno Of Mexico. to the 3O'
l1July, incIusiyely.
I'll As we predicted, domestic commotior
II have begun and are now agitating that repu!
4 lie. The liberal party or federalists Il.
q lthose oPposed to centralism) are making raj
) lid advances; they have made bold attemp
Ito abolish the present order of things, an
D restore the government to its former features
{ but whether their force was insufficient to OF
tain the success they calculated upon, o
| whether the government anticipated their de
signs and frustrated them by timely organ
ization. we cannot tell: however, they wer
, completely routed ut Ella in the engagement
which took place between 900 governmen
troops under the command ofGen. Canalazo
and 600 federalists commanded by Col. Mig
Iuel Acevedo.
4 From Canalazo an official despatch or hui
lIctin appears IN the Diario Of the gath
which states that the federal party had 1OC
men killed, and 228 taken prisoners. Among
the latter are Acevedo. chief Of the revolu-
'tionists, Andreas Castenada, brevet comman,
dant of the battalion, and Ramirez comman-
ding the company of Tacachi, and foreign
Ier named Lapreladi, captain of artillery.
The remainder of their force were entirely
routed. The loss on the part Of the govern
ment were killed and wounded.
The day succeeding this engagement. Ace
vedo, Castineda, Ramirez, and LapreIiadi
were shot. A council of war had been held
oPon the other officers, but the result had
not yet TRANSFERRED.
The conmandant of artillery of the feder-
al troops succeeded in making his escape from
hos IN, T.
IS, that the greatest agitation prevails in the |
interior Of Mexico, OccasIoned by the revo-
utIonary movements ofOajaca: disturbances \
ire hourly anticipated.
The official accounts from the States. on
he other hand, directed to the general gov
rnment, and published in the Diario. declare
1ost directly, that the greatest tranquility {
revai!ed throughout.
The Mexican feet, consisting Of the BRIG
anna and the schr Bravo, were at Vera Cruz Il
n the 9th.-They were preparing to make a
cruize. Z
A considerable number Of Criminals have t
cen condemned and executed in Mexico dr- t
ng the month Of July last. Among them c
e see the name of a certain Jose Maria Or t.
ga. Il grenadier of the battalion of MentilI- e
=, charged with homicide upon the person d
a corporal belonging to the same battalion. t,
by decree OF the general government
lbllshed in the official paper of 18th July. m
annual distribution of 50 upon every vi
ousand dollars worth of property has been m
cleared upon all rural estates. y,
Voluntary donations continue to be made Sc
roughout all the states Of Mexico, to as lie
4 the government to meet :he exigencies
owing out Of the war in Texas. We have
'de calculation approximating to the ac- tn
u amount of subscribers, and find ten te
'usand signatures, but the total sum sub. Is
'bed IS not more than from five to six hun. arr
"a dollars. We feel not the slightest as cv
lishment that no more has been raised. as wi
highest donations are not above one dol Use
and the greatest number averages less SUI
n one bit q - cents.) When we consid- nu
what little patriotism is exhibited here by s,,e
Mexicans in a cause which thew denon1- a I
te national one, we are amazed that they ito,
uld still cherish the hope of subiuyatinoI the
<as. The Texans received a very differ. ~F:
sort OF response when they appealed TO yer
n brethren of the United States: for dol bcil
subscribed by the Mexicans we gave low
lsands. ove
he Diario Of the cath July, informs us ~
a pamphlet is circulating in the capital, tba,
",. ne Mn'stry MADE Known, said ther
" een P,inted at Ua]aca, IN valdes's driv
T ~. InIcn was reaiy printed IN Mex The
uring the acts OF the cabinet. M. Man 40,
IS accused of being the cause Of all the and
1les and dissensions which have formerly ha =,
ed. The Secretary of War, Tronel, is ion
= 10 ooo',u ."a rn"or'hy OF the place drov
We given great uneasiness to the minis 49,,
we may judge from the articles pub fore
49,, 81 81 PaP1i against II: is me
,ns-,;.,, r. le'ause 10 in, al
,,,,,tn- . =. '"o State oi OdJaca. and and
fader,i;s.s :, M" an" '''e movements nags
oil o~-- - A'oo' e.sed Oy the ere Il
,.res,s 49,. 49,, !" apPea.s mat numer- barre
Ia: Two individuals belonging to La lou;n
'a's band (the companion Of CoberiIla No.
charrs IF e~n;,a;, ee 80 ana imprisoned plain,
\ by nro.,,;,,;'. ahe people to rev. hell, a
-y;no If.,,,r nc. rev government Indiar
;d.,sI. :, rIa'ion. C,ne OF out hi
led. Th-ne ,,,,sae.. nhhseii was gain,
Ound on his ,,rem;sae HChes