The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22

lin command OF the State Of Vera Cruz J
bu, The cause Is not given in any OF the
papers MP is The 26th. The Repablicas
nc aud Mo1itor appear to disapproYe
the act. as they can sec no cause for it.
Ell Diario de Go1iern5 of the 18th, (the
latest dafe we have of this paper,) says
nothing about it, The papers OF The 18th
contain the comm..nicaiions addressed
70 Gen. Almome BIZ Gen. Algeria, Min
ister of War, and the reply of Almonte
The first OF these documents is dated the
lst May. and by it Gen. Almonie has
seen apprised that he his been appoiaiei
commander Of The State of Vera Cruz,
and he is ordered TO leave for Cordova
twenty -four honrs after. Gen. Alnonie
replied that he wished to know how and
in what capacity he should 60, as be
was not aware of the means of trans>
portaton and escort which could be af-
forded him By The government. Te this
Gen. Alco,ta replied that Gen. Almonte
should address himself to Gen Bravo
who was acting as commander in-cbief
Of the army of the North TO give him
fufl instructions. Accordingly, Cen
Almonfe enclosed copies of the commu
nicalions TO Gen. Bravo, and asked that
The infantry belonging 10 the State of
Vera Cruz, and squadron of San An.
dres Chalchicomula then at the capital,
should follow him, so that he could max o
proper resistance in case he should
meet the Americans on the road This
last document, addressed to Gen Bravo.
was dated on the 23d. on which day
Gen. Almonte was arrested without
any further particulars being published
about this affair Ez Monitor says that
the movements in the palace, during the
arrest of Gen. Almonte, were similar to
those previously noticed when revolu
iioa was about to commence.
There was report at The capital. on
the evening of the 26h that Gen Scott
bad died of dysenlary at Puebla on the
oath, and ihatthe American army would
not advance a step towards the capital
after that.
A new paper, called La Guerra. [The
War.l has been started in opposition TO
Ell Razonador and il advocates Santa
ar" va y p'',1'pses s',ong's,
- i'ePe oSses10' o. Tue Ho'n. CONAN
u 'o"s ",'ole ~ ''.'s', 11S h@@o"a@o'''
I"ose eo'." y, see'., 70 o'sapproVe OF 'ne
'r'',., ~ '''s e'l''a'' III me salo arii-
10 600 troops 10 garrison the city, and
besides they were daily awaiting the arr
,'Va' ~ so'he 'ooo n'o'e-v'z: oooo
,'''' oo'"'jooe" oooo ,,o" Tue oou'h-
100 7,"'es' <ooo 'o"' ni'enoAcah, and
iooo ''o" et'e'e'aro' .ose'ner win a
respec'a''e 'o'ce OF hea'y as'llery..
ne e'ec''on 'F'u,iis io' 'na isfes'den'
cy were enn'ngin Slowly Inc Legs
azure Oh Ualaoa vo'ed Tor Gen. Herrera
ou' ,he sa'o LEGISLATURE oelng oVef'hrown
by 'he ,a'e ,eVo''"oh' announcer vote was
'aHen by me newly elected members
w"'en nfosea iaVoran'e 10 oacia Anna
ne Legislature ~ The Slate OF Aguas-
ca''entes protested against tue governs
men, as would nor allow that body "a
vote as a sovereign State
ne o'a'e OF Lsca'ecas voted Tor Sc
nor La'fagno as PRESIDENT
Eens. a'ehe'a ana oaias lett the cap
va, 'o' o'n LUIS ro'osi on Inc Zt'n' "
nroeI 10 'aKe charge OF Inc army OF the
Sor'n. zen. Ampudia received orders
10 Harcn 10 onefnavaca' and await lar
'her Instructions.
Gen. AiVarez writes rom lguaia, or
me ~ = ana in'ofms me GoYrrnmen n
,na' "e Non,a arrive a. CuernaVaca VIII
ms FORCES, aoonl Inc 2f1h, and be IN rea-
nlness lor 'he oelence OF me capital
0ueihaVaca IS 'own about sixty miles
SCUM" west OF mexico. we are al loss
TO know why the Mexican army shoulo
DC concentrated IN tna' out-oi7lhe-way
Piactl saa
=, = ), letter rom z 'ea'ecas published II
~ hepuo, 'ean0' says mat the press a
me eapna' OF ina, o'ale, IS more IN iavo'
OF we laoRees man Of me Mexlcans, as
lne edi.rs VIII hot pup 'sh ANYTHING Il
favor ol heX'co, nu' VII publish every
one OF zen. Sco'.s orders which appear
iavoraole 10 'ne mexican people,
Gen, ofaVo mao proposed to the SUI
/ p'emaee government mat American prs
o"e's snou'u oe sucsrssiVeiy' ana VIII
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