Southern telegraph., 1837-06-06
TAKprco. 10Th May. 1871

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TAKPICo, 10Th Nav, 1887.
Dear Sir--The conducta of specie has
not been able to pass in consequence ofthe
movements Of Gen. MOn.ezuma and Ugarte
in 81. Louis, but tho governor informs me
that he has received an express Just arriv
ed, (rmm which we learn TINT Gen. Corta
gar entered and routed completely the re
tractOry in that city, and re-estahlished or.
der there. MOnteznna fled to Rio Ferdo
and Is to be dispersed with Ufgate and 9th
er ringleaders.
An attempt was made to excite the pop
nhce of the capital to second the revolu
iion in st. Louis, but was promptly phi
down by the government, and the ring!ea
ders apPrehended, among whom was. Gen
PaiaPOx. The Federal party has no chance
now-Bustamente is putting them d)wn ia
all directions.
On the 20th of April, Santa Anna nrriy.
cd at the capital Of Mexico under the guard
OF some twcny or thirty dragoons of ToIu.
ca, and is maintained in the inquisi.ion as
prisoner, although treated with decency,
(sfnce from the fallen tree everv one makes
firewOod) he will not get along well. The
same night he arrived, they gave him a
cenerrado, and tho patroles had to dispcrse
the mob, hut his life is still in danger.
The division of Cartazar is now on its
march to reinforce the division of Bravo.
which continues distributed in Matnmoras,
tho adjacent towns, and in Leona, Vicario,
and which amounts tO 1000 men, which
Bustamente, so far from ordering the with
drawal OF those troops, has caused to be re-
inforced by division in reserve, which
will be stationed by steps in Zacaiecas
and 81. Louis. They have heard of the
mad intentions las they say of the Texans
to advance and take Matamoras, and have
prepared accordingly. They have also 500
cavalry on the B1nks Of the Rio Bravo. that
can be rc-united at any given point in less
than week.
AT present the movement Of those troops
will depend on the payment of six millions
OF dollars contribution Of the Priests and
Friars, and which it is said will be paid even
by selling their goods and chatteIs, as is
deserted by the Mexican Congress.
The administration of Bustamonto is not
like that of Santa Anna; it is an admins
tratlon which uuitcs the opinions of all the
powerful classes of the country. They ex-
pectto renew the war sool against Texas,
and as they say, conquer Them OF once.
They are now building at Campeachy two
brigs and four schooners, said to be of So
lid construction and bends; the government
have also ordered draft of 5000 on all the
departments Of the nation, lately called states
Of the confederation. They are also ofI
opinion that the alterations with the u.
States government will soon be amicabIy
adjusted by negotiations, but they say the
affairs Of Texas can never be settled until
the whole Mexican race he terminated, or
until the last Texian shall disappear from
that colony.
Varions causes have retarded thus long
the march Of the expedition into Texas.-l
Ono of them being the unexpected return
Of Santa Anna, who has now fallen fore
yer, but Of course the main cause was the |
want Of money. AT present, the movement
# the troops win depend on the payment Of
six millions Of dollars alluded % above.
All kinds Of business here are very dull, |
and are waiting for the gcondacta with |
million and half Of money.
Gen. r. Toro, the brother-in-law Of Santa
Anna, has finally been shipped Off from
TO Vera Cruz, BY order of the
government, notwithstanding his pretensions
# sickness, to remain at his country scat.
Yours, &c.
Coined meiaI iInpels the femiuine horse.