Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
TEXAS AND NENiGO.
From tie Mr. Orleans BE-. Jaiy %.
LATE & IMPORTANT FROM MENICC

No further movements towards the prosecution
of the war against Teas will probably be madr
before iall-lhe hast accounts from Tampico tr-
present that city IL perfectly quirt--no armed
force was there, and me disposition made toward,
raising one. The L. :. sloop OF war Warren
and scI'r. Grampus' had arrived at Tanpie o.
and the Mexican Government had, through tho
rcwly appointed commandani, apoloescd 10 this
Government, for the insult offered TIE Amer, an
lag, and the officers Of the Jefferson, and reno
we'd the commandant of Tampeo, Gomez, who
gave the Insulf.-Thc >chrs. Creole and Afalania,
oithis pori. were wrecked On the bar, short Time
.lnce-cafgocS ia damaged state. aud crews "a
we'd. \ Franch brig called the Gn>iayc from
Bordeaux, was also lost--mnkiug five six yes
sells that have been lost this lar within Is man,
weeks.
The treaty entered into hotwcen Santa Ana aud
General ouSon,reachcd Mexico IN the latter part
of June, and was Immediately laid Congress;
but no de inii. Arrangement had been entered
into when our informant left, aud conjecture upon
the subject would be useless.
We have been favored with the perusal Of u
number oflelters received by highly respectable
houses in lhis city, which throw considerable light
upon the internal affairs Of Mexico. Excitement
Is following excitement, and cor9usion succeeding
convu,ion, and none can ioretcll the consequent
ccs. Nothing Ill save Mexico from bloody ci-
VII war of some duration, bat the placing the rclns
vi Government in the hands of her most intelligent
and prudent men. The 'pronuneiamento,' issn-
ed by the State al oaaca in iavor Of the Federal
Constitution, daily "a nng paltlzanSA the conin-
SION is such IN that section, that unless there IS
cfal corporation, rarely 10 be met with, the over
throw of the General Government is inevitable.
The chefs OF both parties txorting themselves
TO re-es,absh the Constitution Of 1921, revised by
n National Convention. Tore, the commandant
oi lucalan has been deprived Of his authority, on
account Of his attachment 10 Santa Ana. Gene
ral Felipe Codaos has been named IN his stead
and it Is supposed thai Cniaco Na>qucz, comman
danl OF era Cruz, will share the same fate for
like reason. And in fact, il Is believed that all
the high 6ncionarc, who are Mt all friendly To
Santa Anna, either personally or 10 his cause,
" III he cd n replaced liz others of the oppo-
site sentiments. Como, the commandment oiTam-
pico, was deprived Of hI, place partly ON the same
grounds, aud partl for the insult gvcnto flag;
his place supplied by Fc,ias, the same indiy-
dual that was imprisoned ia 1872 at Nacopdoclcs
by the colonlsis Of IcNat General fasola has
been summoned before a Council OF War for his
ALLEGED misconduct IN obcymg the orders of San
Il Ana, issued While hc was prisoner of war.
The General tougtes, is busy passing law,
losying contributions ON all landed property, be-
sides that which weighs - heavy alrradV and
has for the last four months, ON houses. OF the
LARGO number Of troops who Left san Louis
Poios for Tampco only los had arrived AT \ta-
NINA, town situated leagues from tho place ot
embark alton. From the above it Will be scen iai
little hope oil any successful camrlisn aeainst
! Texas can be expected 10 take place very soon, II
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