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supplies OF provisions ana water. fnSuoI11
ish man-of-war Eurydice had also put into
Pensacola for water, and was received with
all due courtesy by Com. Conner. 1t is re.
ported that French fleet had subsequently
arrived off the harbor.
We learn from the New Orleans Plea.
yune that the most important intelligence
brought by the fleet relates to an attempted
revolution IN the city Of Mexico, and the pur.
poses of the Meuican Government in regard
to Annexation. The subjoned is the latest
letter from Vera Cruz:
VERA CRuz, June II, ls4s
IAN attempt at another revolution was made at
the city OF Mexico on the 9th instant, which at one
tune had a most serious appearance. A regimen,
broke through the guard stationed at the Government
Palace and took the President and Secreiory Of For.
eign Relations prisoners; but the revolutoniss were
Immediately afterwards put down BY the citizens and
solders and the above distinguished personages set
a, hoeriy' IN this altar colonel, captain, and
about thirty of he privaes belonging to the macon.
tents were Killed, when quiet more re, tored
Many men IN high station nj Mexico suspected of
having hand in causing this outbreak, and it is
said that ExSecreary Tornell has been arrested and
A proclamation has been issued for holding an cleo
ton for President on the LIST of August The candi-
uu'eS uNo o".e" ariis, Nwho was lor many montns
an exile IN New Oreans,) Gen. Almonie, and Gen.
Herrera, the present incumbent. Of these the first is
deemed the most prominent, who is said 10 be most
IN favor OF he Federal form of Government
=, Inc Mexican Congress adjourned on the Both Of
May; but an extra session was called for the 18th of
June Principally tbs alleged 10 regulate the tariff
and remodel the election Law s.
| In connection with the revol, at Mexico on the 6,h
uhmo, 1t IS mentioned that previous TO the departure
OF santa Ana, ION the 3D. the troops stationed at We.
ra Cruz were mrached several below the cit
IN order TO prevent all tamperng between his friends
and the officers and privates Of the army. This was
done IN consequence of a rumor that another reyol-
ton was in embryo in the city of Mexico the object
of which was to rensta,e Santa Ana in power, The
took HIM on board at place called Perote Landing,
| several leagues north of Vera Cruz
The difficulties in which the French minister has
become involved with the Government of Mexico, &C.
cupy some of the attention of the newspapers The
affair rpnated in the refusal of the minister's groom
to pay for washing horses at a bath. II proceeded 10
violence, and in the end compromised the personal
liberty of the Minister himself
There accounts of more serious disturbance a,
| Nlaza'lan, where some French bakers were ordered
by the civil authorities close their shops in COM
pllance with certain municipal regulations Upon
this the commander Of the French man Of war Her
mune demanded an indemnity, with threat tina, he
would bombnrd the town in the case Of con compli-
ance. The latest Information is brought BY schonn
] er which left Mazaian the 22d May. She reports
that the day before her sailing, the commander of the
Hermione gave notice to the foreign consus and to
the captain of an English frgate the Thalia then in
port that he was about TO fire upon the town. The
commander of the English vessel replied that he
| would consider the attack an act of piracy. A,
the time Of the sailing of the schooner the issue of the
affair was not known.