The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-08
REynLuTInN IN rAMPIcn.

REVOLUTION IN TAMPIIn.
An arrival al New Orleans from Tam.
piea brings intelligence al a successful
revolutionary movement IN that cily. II
appears that an tie Gih OF October the
garrison al rampico rose ia arms. and
pronounced ia favor nf the Constitution
Of 1884. Lieut.. Go.Onrl Montenegro
was chosen temporary Commander 81 1he
place.
The former governor. General Jose 1e
les Pielras. AID several other officers.
were taken intn custody and embarked on
hoard The Danish brig Adrlaide. Aller
getting 10 sea. these officers were landed
At the Brassns 81. JagO.
The resolulinnisIs. il Is said. count on
the Influence Of Don Vital Fernandez. a
former governor Of the state "f famaull.
pas. They have with laem Dha Manu-
Ell Suaces, very popular anh influential
man. late rl,ief ol Pdeblo Vsejo. They
have 1909 men uuler arms. AMI are in
communication with General Urea. who
began his revolution in the West. and ~
que NJ the ablest generals in the Mexican
service.
On The llth or l2,h of Ocnber. Gene
raj piedrus reached MltamorIs, anil IN
duced the Mexican general Al that place
tn march with 1900 men. fnr the purpose
Of attacking ihe federal party in ramau.
lipas aud ramPicn.
No insult had been offered 90 the
French in rampico, during The eommo.
Iioas which had taken place.
\ letter from raRp:co. Under date Of
9TH October, says:
Ave have Ia inform yon thai last night
our garrison prnn"unred fT the rr.essa.
bi,shnenl of the Federal government; aud
thai General Piedrls. whn was IN cnm-
mand here. ~ going with several "iher oI-
icers To ynur rIIy. ia The vessel which
carries this, having been driven oil BY the
revnlutionisls.
"Ne know not II the revolution has its
ramifieaIinnd 10 the ,n,eriar-buI il is
thought il has. Ii this is sn. aud the
tronps here are seconded BY others. the
present government of Mexico must fall.
and we shall have an Arrangement with
France.
Z" Every thing has passed of here in
the greatest order.
We have no vessel IN blnekat!e US.
As soon as one appears. The reVolurInnists
intend tn lie, the captain know what they
have done, aud beg him no, TO prevent
vessels Coming IN, as We are nov in
state of rebellion against the general GO
vernmrnl."
A leuer received nv the collector nf
New Odeans STAIRS that the movement
IN TampIc" would be seconded by a
strung parry ia the inlerinr.
In reference TO the anticipated French
INVASION of the cast. 1t would appear By
The annexed letter that the government of
Mexie" have Adopted energetic measures
To meet il.
"Orders have been despatched To
march Ill the regiments from the Interior
t. the caasl. where a considerable force
ot regular trnops has already been cnl-
lee eI. At jaiapa. are co icenuated the
reglmells from the capital. and other
large cites. There are hesiles. 400
mel in Vera Cruz. aud 1909 III the cas-
tie.
The defenders of Vera Cruz are de-
term'ne,i Ia be buried uniIcr its runs sonn.
eF than give up the rI'y. Great prepa.
rt'tou> IRE making Tor defence. General
R'em has pledged himself not to give up
a. lohs as there j. msn alive. A splru
OF enthusiasm aud emnli,inn prevails that
calls - mind The most brilliant epuchs Of
our sar of independence.
4 great ma"y Of our ledersIIsts will
make common Cause with the govern
ment against the attempt at invasion.
however they dissent from us internal
P"'lry. They feel. as patriots, that the
Mexican government has a right to ex-
pecs the AID Of all lis citizens 10 ward Off
the peril meascing all"
IA eUenfM day! Under this head.
the Columbus (ieo.) Sentinel enume.
rates crimes enough as having been per-
pelraied Ia that iowa wIIhIu "a hours,
10 serve. one would think. for 4 twelve
month. The following is the catalogue:
On Sdnd ay night. Que forgery. and Three
horses stolen. Monday murnlng before
day. the Courl House, aud offices of the
Clerks III The Courts, all three buildings
situated Oh the same lot, set fire To aud
burnt down, VITA al! Their contents, prob