Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09
IMPORTANT FROM r1nxIco.
Ia KUN VERA CRUZ AND THE CAPITAL
ANOTHER REJOLUTYON ANTICIPATED

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The big TIT. Capt flad.vrF, from Vera Cruz. tie
Is INST, arrived Nv Orleans on the 2Oh Bringing
fits If he Monte. Republican, fru.n the capital To The
Oh and FL Arco I1is d the Il D.
Y r q The tenr vi hese prints says he New Or
lean. Delta II would that the elements If internal
clnne11 are sill al work the Republic of Mexico
ami that se IS the eve Of another change in her
government. Rumars # REBELLION, intended rebellion
continually arriving at the capital from The provin-
ard II The cy Of Mexico The administrator of
Herrera and the pua'ion Kept il continual ALARM
by the evil>d>P,sed. who actively employed il pre-
pairing the downill'f the present rulers 1t is stated
that all classes thoroughly Disguised with the pre-
sent government which is Only upheld By The terror
watch TIE Of the Minister uf War inspires and
tile money which 1t has A cbm'naud When The millions
Of the Indemnity spent. there viii be an Inmedia {.
demons ia ion. and Herrera must fall.
SANTA ANNA
III Arro Iris. Of the lth Instant says that Santa
Anna had written 10 His friends BY the last steamer the
Forth, protesting that he had no Intention 10 return to
Mexico. lie was content with his lot in exile and
would not back, unless called by the masses or
the Republic was again invaded.
IMPORTANT FROM TAMPlCO.
An express arrived at Vera Cruz on the morning Of
the ION. stanI that pr0RnncGnletiO had been made
at lanpIco, when the inhabitants had Proclaimed the
Independence OF he State, and its annexation To the L.
ned Sa'es. Ell Arco Iris states that it is positive
embarked a vess-l TO Vera Cruz. and dispatched To-
lamplco. This event, il adds, will prove very unto
ward In the government. through The attprs scany f.
nances; but il advises that sacrifices he made and two
or three vessels armed when communication being cut
of by sea, and viz attack made BY land fresh
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ufthe Rpublc may be prevented 1t IS
believed at Vera Cruz that similar movement took
place simultaneously at MatumoraS.
GUN-BOATS
Eighty Gun boats 10 be immediately constructed
for the purpose Of protecting the and the customs
revenue. The inhabitants Of Ilacoalpan a town near
Vera Cruz, have peItOned the government have them
built there.
JALISCO
Santa Annals pariizanS made abortive attempt at
a revolution in his favor at GuadalalIa il his State
IN the bud, By The vgu aud prnupude If the GnverOr
The 4th Of the line, engaged therein. marched
out Of the city when tranquility was restored.
INDIANS.
In Durango, San L III. and Zacatecas, The Indians
have lately committed the most horrid atrocities The
THE IMPENDING INVASION.
The frontier States nave concrded ID tile Government
authority 10 disp Sc Of lie National Guard S, as to re-
ss more eifectualy, the intending Invasion They be
came Gardes Mobiles.
TtMPICO.
Herrera IS actively employed il devisng measuresf Or
III, security Of Tanaulips and other States threatened
by the BulfInes. 1t is the most umninent Of he many
dangers that now threaten him. Dispatches have been
sen Guanajnaiu where the largest military force is
now Sta Toned, with orders for general Busilmene to
take command Of the troops destined for Tampico Nj
non takes the military charge Of uananao and Gene
AS Avaius, Amadorand Nj ia viii occupy ether p1.ts
which II Is deemed necessary garrison.
YUCATAN.
schooner which arrived Al Alvarado On the Sth H.
sfan, fr,n Campaachy tie 5:h, brought ineIjiraice
That seror> reverse had u, ba-n experienced NJ he
ncaec,Is. The Indians 10000 in number had altac-
ked town of iaXcaba. lately captured from them and
Grove ont The garrison of 400 Writes who were underline
command s.f D4n jose ID lres Pasos The latter lbs
tuu hundred in the contest killed and MISSING;
among tie rmer was Captan Aclsa, ii charg- Of the
military operations lnder Sr. Pas,S. reinforcement of
TWO hundred men had en- dis PATCHED from Merida
der Gul. Rp-aIa. WhI to supersete PaSns, but n
one I'll what VIII he tire re~ull If this reaction Il
is hoped that VIII not be The precursor Of fresh dsas
ters
VENGEANCE.
The body of woman was fJand on the night of ri
inst in Of lie streets Of Mckee, with the mead cut
off | he usual rnbberir~ which quite a feature in
the If the country, are daily perpcratrd on
The high ways. he d!ligences plundered with i'm
purity.
THE REBELLION AT TAMPICO.
The Government, at latest dates. had not il seems.
received information o The rise in Tampco the 29th
ult. The Nurirsr states that official information has
been received o. the arrival in the waters of the Rio
Grande. of an American vessel loaded with munitions
&c. for The Buffalo hunters. and the Mexican officer
chief Of the line there, had entered into alteration
with the CAPTAIN General Mnntoy, Commandant
General Of TamaulIpa, getting around him force
to be enabled make head against the invaders at any
pon, where they might present themselves.
GUADALAXARA
misunderstanding is said to exist between Inc Gov
ernsr Of this city and The Commandanl> General Of The
State which the Monitor says will probably he arranged
without Jisagreeabe result for the public tranquility
report had been current that pronu2ciamchto had
ken place iG Guanajuaio hut Brsampnte who was in
command there. had conradced it, and guarantees order
and obedience to he laws.
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