The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-01
From the New Orleans Delta, Oct 81
Mexico.-I.ate from Vera Cruz and the Capital.

From he lev Orleans Delta Oct a.
Mexico.-Late Vera the Capital.
| The brig Tit, Capt Radovch, from Vera Cruz. the
18th inst arrived here yesterday bridging us files OF the
Monitor Republican, from the capital 10 The oth, and FL
Arco Iris 10 the 18th instant
From the of these prints it would seem that the
elements of internal commoon still at work in the
republic OF Mexico and that she is the of another
change in her government Rumors OF rebellion, or IN
tended rebellion, continually arriving at the capital
from the Provinces and even the city of Mexico the
administration OF Herrera and the population kept in
continual alarm by the evil-dsposed who actively
employed in preparing the downfall of the present rulers
II Is stated that all classes thoroughly disguised
with the present government, which only upheld by
the terror which the measures of the Minister OF War
nsplre and the money which ii has at command When
the millions OF the indemnity are spent, there VIII be an
immediate demonstration and Herrera must fall.
SANTA ANNA Ell Arco Iris of the nth instant, says
that Santa Anna had written TO his friends BY the las,
was na ne wS his
and would not back unless called on by the
es or the republic was again invaded. yE
IMPORTANT FROM TAMpco-An express arrived at
Vera Cruz the morning OF the 10th, stating that a
pronunc'am,eafo had been made at Tampco. when the
nhabtans had proclaimed the Independence OF the State.
and lis annexation the United States FL Arco his
states that positive fact Three hundred stand of
arms Immediately embarked vessel at Vera
Cruz, and despatched TO Tampico. This event. adds,
will prove very untoward for the government, through
the laters scanty nances but advises that sacrifices
be made, and TWO three vessels armed when, cOmmu
ncabon being cut Oft BY sea. and vigorous attack made
d
prevented 1t is believed at Vera Cruz that similar
movement took place simultaneously at Matamoros.
| GUN BoArs-Eight gun boats to be Immediately
Tor the puPpse Of e ooasI ana
town Vera Cruz, have pettioned the government
to have them built there
JALIsco-Sana Annals partisans made abortive at
tempt at revolution III his favor at Guadaaaa, IN this
State the 23d ultmo, but which stuffed In the bud
by the vgor and promptude of the governor The 14th
OF the ne engaged therein, were marched out OF the
hon tram ty xuaa Grad
lNDIANs-In Durango, San Luis, and Zacatecas, the
Indians have lately committed the most horrd Atrocities
the having troops available to send against
them.
THE IMPENDING INVASION The frontier States have
conceded to the government authority to dispose of the
national guards so as to resist more eectuay the I'M
pending invasion They become gardes mobiles.
| TAMpICo Herrera is actively employed in devisng
measures tor the security of Tamaupas and other States,
threatened by the Butfaoes 1t is the most imminent of
the many dangers that now threaten him. Dispatches
have been sent Guanauato where the largest military
is stationed, with orders for General Busiamente to
take command of the troops destined for Tampco Minon
Avaos Amador, and Mea will occupy other points
which il is deemed necessary to garrison.
YUcATAN. "A schooner which arrived at Alvarado on
the sh instant from Campeachy the 5th, brought inel
gence that serious had just been experienced by
the Yucatecos The Indians, 10000 in number, had at
tackled the town of Yaxcaba, lately captured from them,
under the command of Don Jose Dolores Pasos The
latter lost 300 in the contest killed and missing
among the former Captain AcOsta IN charge OF the
military operations under Sr Pasos reinforcement of
two hundred men had been despatched from Merida
der Colonel Rosado, who to supesede Pasos but
one tell what will be the result of this reaction
hoped that will not be the precursor OF fresh disas-
! tiers.
| VENGEANcE-The body of woman found on the
night of the I'd inst, of the streets OF Mexico with
the head cut off The usual robberes which quite
feature in The manners of the country daily perpe
trated on the high roads. The dgences pundered
with impunity.
| THE REBELLION AT TAMPIco.-The government at
latest dates had not seems received information of the
rise in Tampico, on the goth u The Nocioso states
that official information has been received of the arrival
in the of the Rio Grande of American vessel,
loaded with munitions, &c. for the buffalo hunters, and
the Mexican officer, chie of the line there had entered
into some alteration with the captain. General Montoya,
communicating of Tamaulipas was getting round
him force to be enabled to make head against the in
vaders any point where they might present themselves
| GUADALAxARA-A misunderstanding is said to exist
between the governor of this city and the commandant-
general of the State, which the Monitor says will prob
ably be arranged without any dsagreeable resuor the
public tranquility report had been that pro-
had taken place in Guanajuato; but Bsa-
mente, who in command there, had conadcted it,
and guarantees order and obedience to the laws
! There sixtythree passengers on the Fit from
Vera Cruz.