Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
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.q,riral If The L. S. Gutter oodb at7,. coi .,one.
,sith lIoa. t'o,ehaim Ills AID Geo ~ heaiaA and
nins oi,c, liberated .!mttico,s.
The Revenue Gutter Woodbury. H. h Ncnes Esq.
commaude'. anlred 4, New Orleans Thursday last, IN
five lays itsn Vera CEnz, having ou board as passcn
GERS jadyc EIrs. Minister Of thc nIled States to
MeAioo, and tho following released American prisoners:
Geo W. Kendall I Toery T. IL Saly
IL. b. Buchanan &c Il5varl u sniyely
J. B. tlaughtaiing : Toap,ns A Adams
.iso tho ttur following English pr,s1ncrs:-Po,or
Gaiiaher. Thompson Robinson. ! { .Jonrs. + >tokcs.
Messrs. Sheldon, Adams and 1omlkils were litora-
.d The 9th AWd ihrltgh the Intervention Of Gen.
1b4npson The other siA wefe liberated at tho in.
stance u Judge Ellis, the day he took his leave o Santa
Ana.
Tho lady of Santa Ana had kern seriously III. and
great doubts were entertained Of be- recovery, but the
Ilest she conyascor. and rapidly recover
jng-She is represented Us an eslImable woman, and
warmly IN faroT ci tho release q al tie Texan pr.ln
.ers.
Tho ser. day afe5 tho liberation Of tho three upon the
intervention q Gen 1hou son s,ieen Of tho prisoners
claiming England and German protection. were li5ora
On leaving Mexico. judy Ella ct',rod the .ale Of
his library, iablc service, aud furniture gonealy-,hc
proceeds Of which literally given to mitigate The
snfeTings ut The Texan pfsluurs lie had prevousl,
given then upwards oi 5 ,een
The day before The No9dharY loi, rondaeta arrived
at Vera Cruz from Mexico, bringing !3aao1o, PRINCIPAL
~ for Eurlp.
The Commander Gcneral Of era Cfaz has Published
the next tax law II Is extremely long. and attends
almost every article OF commerce. professions AND
trades, 10 ali persons IN the engN ment Of hNod emou
nents, sc. Tie tax rs 10 he Iced quarterly IL ad
vance, as follow. farmers s. per month, architects,
com. sgen's, lawyers lalgcs &C St per DO, physt
clans surgeons and eaiesi 81 pr d.. aud other call
ings IN proportion
The news from NeSco i, II very Iilo mportanco--
Ssn'a Ana was STEADILY and s,cctiy carving on his
tfs4N y old r
MEXICO Of an expedition to either Texas OF ucatan: On
the contrary. The Dictator concentrating as man,
troops as possible in lhe immediate ,lelnW OF hr
capital, m he nndoubcd intention # torNlnp himself
n home The result Of The popular elections aud l,al
ousy Of his influential enemies Gems rarades Curtozan
and Pedro (who Is all powerful IN the West, comman=
ding the trcops in that soci.n) together with rnnos
That the troops nj Their disposal would pronounce
gainsi the self styled rro,isians President. had. 10
doubt, induced tins course
Mr., Kendall # tt Pieaycuc. saws thore NIL le pro
taby no in1yemouto eroiutlna'y character, til the
meeting Of Congress in June Au58afify # that body
Is opposed 10 the vlens 81 SANTA Are lie las lat,e
portion oi the army hrs SIDE and "iakinp and scti
ping IN every direction ior mency 10 Isy thcm with
1.-The can coerce the Congress into HIS an.las schemes
all viii be well with huu-- mol lie will probably n.
lire to the hacienda at Mango dc Clayo sud have mo-
1vena switch in his hand.
Mi Kendall thinks Santa Ana ,usi The man 10 rule
The MeAcans, and that lwouit to tsst t them # he
VAS ny some means declared Emperor He undctslan.
IiSh NaiS fdIda ~ 81. dnG Mould best
them Mr. X. says they aipg,lhcr unit FIR self
government and he therefore has no hpos Of the me
sent success OF the F,dorlisis or Liberals
he MeNcans laugh at tie Texan beckades; bui may
yet lacgh IN the other side o titoif mouths
HE Texan rrssners at different llarcs Of con
hneneD treated with different degrees OF cruelty OF hu-
manly. Those in Mexico were treated kindly excep,
me sending OF them chaned into the siTreets to v,.A
and was said that al the labor the, prrf rned uoult
not INCREASE tie revenue improve the roads much
Among the Ollie rs confined al that place in the Convent
ran'iaso, "asCol Cooke hc and his comrades were in
excellent spirits.
Santa Ana has openly declared the prisoners to be pri-
soners ui war, tut still sfss prosecuting Them with
degrading labor the streets, and confirming them with
some Of the vilest villains Of toe country
Mr.. Ellis had gone far he could with propre,y in
hs s1licitude Tor the TEXANS, and Gen Thompson was
doing all IN his power Tor their release
Much excitement has been occasioned in Ncxico bv
me murder oil r EgcTlon. and his kept mistress
Whch LOOK place on the morning of the 2eth April At
acuhaya which Is small village sone three miles
srom Mexico where many families Of distinction reside
especially IN summe-wheTe also is the palace Of the
Archbishop Egerion resided there lie was land.
scape painter OF great talents and his mistress was DOS
sessed OF rare beauty and also Of high cnduwmns rs
landscape painter On the evening fhe murders they
were attacked BY some persYus unknown and killed
ihey both seemed 10 have been stabbed with sword
Egerion had wife and family in Enn,anu and some
iwoycafs since eioped with the murdered woman She
was engaged TO be married young man In Fncl,nd
and 1t was supposed that the murder was MANNED ttoro
Nothing was taken from the bodies The face of the
woman was much Scared in the contest, and her mur
derer wrote her name plainly English and pinned il
10 her breast This discouraged the idea that Mexicans
did the deed Mr. Packenham, the British Minister
had exerted himself for the apprehension ofthc porpcro
soro perpetrators aud vigorously aided by the
Mexican au,horities bu, clue to the authors had been
discovered.
The following the Diplomatic Addresses on the
occasions OF the exit and entrance OF our Ex Minister
and Minister They curious and show that our Rep
resensatives are moi wanting in adroness where they
advert TO the amiaLie spouse ofthe Dictator
SPEEcH OF Ma. Ellis
Mr. President: am instructed by the President Of
the United States to lay before your Exceency In, let
ter Of recall as accredited Minister this Government
In like manner he has directed me TO assure YOUR Elk
scisency that my Government is particularly DESTROYS OF
.ultlvailng and maintaining with the Mexican Republic
sne most friendly and flank relations That its policy
That OF Justice and peace with all nations and that this
policy will be manifested wheneye. the occasion Eiay
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