Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27
TVTII tIIU INV VTINuII5 BOTEds
LATER FIR O NJ MEXl


By the brig IIeon Mcleod, Capt. Marston, mr.
rived vest erday from Vera Cruz, We have papers
from that city to the 24th nlt., being three DAYS
later than those brought BY the bsrque Louisiana
the day before yesterday. t,,asss hr.5i.il.l.,fi
The editor Of tho Indicator Of the 9th ult.
says that be has been informed, from d very re-
liable source, that the steamers Monlezuma and,
Guadalupe hud actually sailed for Hayana, undorl
the British flag. ---.- 3. -
The same paper of tho 22d uit., contains the
letter Of ,Cupt. Andrew Fitzhugh, Of the steamer
Mississippi, TO the commander at Vera Cruz, Civ.
ing notice that port of Vera Cruz is under block
adc. The following is copy III tho notice . %
81 have tho honor TO inform you, that tho port
Of Vera Cruz remains blockaded from this day by
the naval forces of the United States on this sta.
ton. Neutral vessels which are now 10 port are
at liberty TO depart, with without cargoos, with
in the pext fifteen days from this date. Allpack-
cts, carrying correspondence, which are not en-
gagged in commerce, and under n neutral flag, are
at liberty to enter and depart from tho port. {b
have the honor 10 DO with the creates. rosnoct,
. " 81. ~ ANDREW FfTZiiUGfI Cun'dt -
The notice is dated 20th of May. To this the
Mdicador asks "And are we to remain calmly
looking on, socing the hated flag Of the stars wav-
ing in the breezei Shall we be ctzens less worthy
than those of Matamoras whose heroic yaIor !
will be spoken Of as an immortal example Of brave
ryf No! a thousand times no And be he
thousand times cursed, who in such a trying time
as this abandons his post on the willis of heroic
Vera Cruz" The editors go on TO soy that tho
Mexican people should have, no furlhef consideru-
,ion for their oncmes, and tho cannons of tho
Castle or San Juan de Uua should be fifed at tho
first American vessel that comes within their
range. ON Laa .HpiiGn ssloI9hJ OH 10 rDiH!uIoJ
.El Indicador of tho 23d publishes the following
list of persons arrested lately BY order of the goy
ernment, on suspicion Of having, taken part in
some Of the conspirncies Don lgnacio Trigusros,
Don Ignacio Sierra y,Rosso, Don Lazarp fifamii, ,
Don Francisco Mora, Don Francisco Lombardo. !"
Don Manuel NJ. Ituarto, Col. Don Bornardino del
Junco, Col. Don Manuel M. Jimonez, Col Don
Domingo Romero, Lieut. Col. Don Carlos CabaI- ;
lero, Don Luis Espino,. Don Fernando Baires, Don
Anastacio Zorecero, and Don Juan N. Pereda.
The same Journal, referring to the order ISSUED
by the government that every American citizen
who should not leavs the pos. within tthstimsi !
stipulated would be sent twenty leagues into the
interior, recommends that none of those falling
under their grasp should be p1rdoned. Insult for
insult, and life for fife is his motto. 'D'ii'O'
On the 24th, Ell Eadicador calls on the govern =
noG, TO arm every one Of their vessels as bfiya-
.eers. and to give letters Of snrgue 10 every Mcx-
can who asked for them, ip, order, as the editor
significantly EXPRESSES it, "giseth Yankees heli''
Tho article winds up BY hoping that Mexicans wilts
no, belray their country, but pay the Americans
in equal coin. BY an advertisement in that pa,
per, we see that tho Bishop Of Vera Cruz calls on.
the public, by order Of Gle government, to devote
three days t25th, 2Gllt, 21th) III Offering public
pro ers for the success Of The Mexican arms
gainst The Americnns.. hos yHni nd ,-nsdl -
We also notice tina, the British mail steamer,
TGy was advertised to leave Vera Cruz for Fla vaus
on the morning Of tho I'd inst, and .',ouId ;ako
on board, as heretofore, all specie and cochinoal
that should be offered Tor shipment" n07fo sld q
We would respectfully ask Capt. Fitzh,gha
what kind of spescis is cochinsa l75lhough, by
the WY, in his note to the conmander of Vera
Criz. pdbfishcd a5ovc, s,ecis Itself is not exempt
.froul the surveillance of tho blockade. 'i-ii't
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