Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13
FROM Me XtCU.

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FINN the v Y Courier f. Enquirer, F.b 3
By the Ann Ella. Capt. Bscoe, from Verl
cruz we hI,e received Vera Cruz papers 10 tn
iii January. Onrleltsrs by the same Convey
anre are IL the 27th De ember, from lhe CITY o
Mexico aud 10 the llh January from Vera
fuz
Considering tho critical state ofai1lirs in The
| Republic Of MeXro. the newspapers are barren
II political intelligence. The writer. Of private
| letter, are also al los 10 lmplrl information on
rub II events. Our Ambassador, Mr. Ellis, II
| passing through the country from the city Of
| Mexico to Vera Cruz, mus have been perfectly
,.lent on the cau.cs oil his Departure aud in con
| sequence many runprs Were a0oat in relation
10 Il. bu; nothing positive was known.
The accounts which have reached us from
Wv Odrans stallng that the Government Of
MeYleo bad gwen orier- for the arrest Of SANTA
Anna rs soon a, be appeared in any part Of
Mexico, are ,8nrellY incorrect. The flies oil
plp r before Us III Ike no alluson TO any such
nd r. Ga the contrary, they still speak Of him
IN terms 81 the ghe,t attachment aud respect :;
and the account OF HI. release by the Texans
brought To Vera Cruz by the L. s. sIoop Of wal
NAfcarz, appears to have glyea great satlstae-
ton.
Nor arc the Nv Oleans statement, Of the
rnlau.Ia~n with winch 3u5rAuESrE WIS re.
lived on hi, arrival II u xco. corro1oratea BY
the accouats brought By tbs vessel. The NV.
ptfet' say IltIe oafhe subject, and some lndlyil-
ull' who were in Vera Cruz at the time lie ar.
rFed there, assure rs thdtft did not produce any
eNtraotln nary sensation.
Gen. Bravo hid fer the thrd Time thrown up
fhe command oil the cxpedIlonaIy army against
fexls, and announced his positive intention
tot II any coutiay eoey II resume it.
\ movement has no doubt taken place In both
Tie tallt'rnl1, alanst the ext 'lin- Government,
nut the chief actors in il had declared that # lhr
fe ierll form Of government wa restored, III IL
secession would cease. 1t was reported al 20
that movement Ia tlken place at Qaeretero,
- consequence OF A Government order reducing
the value of the copper coin. A letter received
II Vera Cruz, dated thu 25lh December, fro
fpu-tlrn, says that Gen. Ariol1, who com
minded the Government troop, Stationed At E.
mHal, eight leagues distant from the a
hove place va, attacked on the l7th Of that
month by O'duc, commanllng the revolutionary
forces, and after severe conto LIN which mlny
fell on both side, Ollrtn Withdrew his troop.
On the following day, Arroa, on his way 10
Ptp1nu', wa i ain attacked by Oiarte and
compelled TO sbt him. up in that place
whence he sent h the Government for >nccor.
A new constitution adopted by Congress wa.
prprldmel IN Mexico. u provision, are moi
lated, but they are 10 doubt IN favor OF i con5ol-
dated form of government
A cordn"ta with 100000 arrived at Vera
Ctu1 from Mexico on the OH OF January.
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Ftom N. y 10 Oriee4s Cor,ier Of Jan 81. !
FRoM TAMP coy hr arrival of the brll
Bary, IN ten ddVs' passage, we are verbally IN
igfnedihIt every hing remained Tranquil al that
| alafr, and tina; there WIS no probability WhaleV
| roi an expedition belng sent against Texas
! The troop, were not pad and had expires Sed
themselves as determined net TO Fl ut until they