True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25
The TRUE AM ERiCAN.
EDITED BN J0saN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
M w OR LEANS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1898.

Rerolution in .Nerico 1t is known that movet
ment WIS recently made in the city of Mrxlso to
put down the present government as one inimical
10 the true interests of the Republic. This was
unsuccessful: some of the ngeadcrs were arrest
ed, and it was supposed that tbs incipient revo
luon was crushed in the bud. The Courier, how
ever, publishes some later accounts which tend to
show thatif the movement be stopped in the
pitol it is not so at the ou,por,s. We copy the
following from our evening cotemporary.
We have boen favored with n copy of letter
from Tampco, 10 a respectable mercantile house
| in this city, the following is translation:
1AMPIco, Oct. Q.
We have to inform you that las, night our gar
rison pronounce for the rc-"stablishmen t of the
Federal government; and that general Piedras,
who was in command here, is going with several
other officers TO your city, in the vessel which
carries this, having been driven off by the revolu-
ttonists.
We know no, if the revolution has it's ramiti-
cations in the interior, but il is thought it has.-If
this is so, and The troops here are seconded by
Others, the present government of Mexico must
fall, and we shall have an arrangement with
France.
Every thing has passed off here in the greatest
or der
We have vessel to blockade u.s. As coon as
one appears, the revou,ionists intend to let the
| captain know what they have done. and beg him
not 10 prevent vessels 'mlng in, as are now in
a stare of rebellion ag INST the general govern
ment.
The following particulars are in the Courel's
account. We alter the rotation of the nragraphs
for the clear understanding of the matter with re-
| ference to dates. The collector of ths Port has
shewn the editor letter from Tampco conf rm
ing this outbreak, which islihely to be seconded
! hv LARGE party in the interior.
=! -" ""St5. tue utiiN ,,.,r,,.. r w ;
On the 9th of October the garrison III ia =.
rosa in arms md pronounced in f,vor OF the
constitutions of 1925. Lieutenant colon-l Mon
tenegro was chosen temporary commander OF the
place.
The former governor, general Jose de las Pietos
and several other officers, were taken INFO custody
and embark ed on board tive Danish brig Adelaide
After getting to sea, these officers were landed a,
the BrassNs St. Jag,
The revolutinnists count on the influence OF Don
Vital fernandez, former governor Of the State of
| TamAuhpas. They have slth them, Don Manuel
| Nuoces, very popular and inf Genital man, Ia,cly
chief of Pueblo Niejo. They have 1890 men nnde T
arms, and in communication with gene raj
Urea, W IN began this revolution in the West AMI
is one ofthc vest generals in he Mexican service
On the llth VI l2lh OF October, general p cir 8
reacI ed Matamo os, md induced the Mexi an
general at that pace, TO march with 500 men,
| tor the purpose of attacking the federal patty in
| Iamaullpas and fAmplco.
Royal Pens.-Fclr, OF "a Chartres street, has a
new article for scribbling with, which diqni
| fed with the Kings arms and the Kings motto
| The latter think admits If amendment II
should in this cnse rssd--''soni sci, qui n al Y
'Pens'-meanins that b'd writing mus, foIlcw
pens.
Not teatta get, appears hy off :lal re'n'n',
| and M DrDhahe that the W
will yet have in the Legislature maj ,rity on ior
ballot The CincinnaIi Wing goes elaborated,
into the subject, and seems pretty confident tina
wing scna tor will vet be to Congress from
Ohio. The Major says 'don'I give up lhs ship,
and rightly adds, the selection of Thos. Ewing
to the U. S. Senate is immeasurahly mere npor
tan, to the real interests Of the wing party thai
the cleo ion of a wing governor.