Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-13
uENsCO AND TEXAS.
LATEST FROM NEXlCo.
Prom the Mar Osleaa. Cops.t, Harl

LATEST FROM MEXICO.
From the Mar OsjtHt Co,atsf. hlgrL p
By the Atlantic, arrived last evening from Meta
moras whence she sailed on the 2nth instant. W
learn from passenger that the Mexican army. un-
der the command OF General Nicolas Bravo. cna-
si>tng of about $500 men, OF al afns was NJ that
place. and had commenced previous 10 the sailing ef
the \. crossing the camp c4uIpage. and the ge4e-
raj opinion was thai the atm> would commence
marching about the st oi Mach had been aslla.
dainty provided at provisions up 10 that p,ria. for
the hist tiule since tlcs bad been Ia Neainor,s h.
the arrival o vessels success io.i from ul, ruri
New Orleans.
\ contract had been entered juto l., the Govern
ment of Mexico with merchant ioi 81 loan III one
aa1 hafuilleu OF dollars. advanced by instruments
OF Sl500oe monthly. commencing on the lst oi
Mach the fiisl ustalneut # winch had been fe-
eeyed and distributed among the troops. and II ~
the general opinion thai tins contract would be com
piled with, the Government having muIiel1ca fffe
custom-houses at hetamofa, and iampicn iai the
payment Of the amount borrowed. \ MrNIcl4 9TH
err OF some rank aud intelligence informed th, gu.
tlenan uha gave as tins Information, that would b.
the irsi object eft the amy to occupy RtAu GHla4.
and Caupana. which h described Il, Tie Lr,s H.
Texas aud having possession of tlase places. flr
operations ~ The army would -cefIe points d'appul
where they might conduct fb,ft operations 40 leisure
whilst they would B., this ntei> Lei The Tc>iaa AZ
my IN cheek.
1t was also announced tlal General Bravo had bern
instructed 10 propose 1elH> cot reconciliation Ia lllr
III ,,l,,f1l.,, ', - lih'N NY demand, shhH
portion olihc prisoners vino have been lnr soine
iime mcarceraed "a the dungeons Of Mrtanafts
A.. : : e. niI.i ~ ,' ." ls,in's
as. ueo,y tr. nj - ,.I,'' -. '''''' ~
" r. ~ '''H y. HihiH' ~ v"
Francis of56Io ,..,u',, w. ~ N''1osny
residue. Mr. Jo.. a.. L. , 1,''''' ''' IN
ors, viii probabl, lrye tn chs pom m tie Claass
che.
Frao. 8##s55.. p5t.a
In ,5l,,,., ,,.,,,- ,54f 81,
a romtnc,,.,sl fia,a g. -. - '' ~
printed IN tbs c,,ntI , w. Joult1s'
lively :. III nr,,i - 80 - p" men"
-, i, - - -, '''ie'' >N 'atN
Goycrnme,, and s,,l ~, - VI 'a5idl
.' s'a' va ""'f eH' war but
were but per6dious and nnl,,,,,ls rain,.,s ~
has become national one. and We are nov com.
PEELED TO organize an effective amy 10 put down
those rebels The rNnlors r1ndiou>ly spread that
the Texans would find IN Santa Ana a jealous ad,o.
care nave been Hatly enuladcted by INA, general
himself as soon a. he returned among US" Nc.
In the Diaric del 0ohleno, of March 81 II il SUI
gested to contract loan Of thny IN lions of dollars
from some foreign Power. 10 enable the MEXICAN Co.
vernment te cary ON the Wal against feNas
Ertract Of iftcr d5tey J,y,,,,o 1r,..b - 49,
:. Tho FL ,r: =,
o,ders f,a,, ~ Ii,"..' At 'I'N'o n'" received
,,cL.t ., -, -. = - ~ '''' 'nS' iHi'
i;,s Io,s ;,s o OF AL me
c,s If ,of,gaJ :, i,'''I el"Ac'' ana, III
:. M E."i,. ~ w. ''''''o ms P'1S ports
n,1 will shp,,I, n,s. I,s',''i It. '"ih'o' M IA"
" ~ pas ''''ouSh >eN orleans, ON his
mon, i; d NJ o.u''eu nY ms Govern
co,nf,x ''''' io'' do u ''' s'a'e oil me
Tbc w,,lilo ,,,ossa..,#.. -, p....,..
beeu received yery cooy a, ,hr c,ni,, '''"So" Has
;, 'l''
- ram Hs sam paper.
lEXAs.-by the arrsal Yesterday of the sehr
Naic!iman, from Nela~co. We have received fle- of
,he ooiuihna 1elegfapl, 10 the ,th March, but they
contain nothing OF importance. The country Is rep
resented as belne prosperous and happy We leam
vefoay mat pot niue apprehension IS entertained of
another Mexican invasion, and that the country wos
iully prepared to meet any army that might be sent
against It,
upNtCn
suspended by Mr. Elis has jns, arrived in rms
CITY, Since his recall lie has b, en- travelling through