Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
LATER FROM AIEXICO

,71iral Of Specie -Probable Return Of Santa .4lna-
The .4Acrjcu Descnns-I Tobacco .Nonopoly &C.
The British steamer Trent haSarrived New Orleans
from Vera Cruz whence she sailed the 20h ur She
brings S2.j9O,ODO in specie, of which S. W 900
was consigned to honses in New Orleans. We select
from the Plcayune and Delta the following items of in
teigence.
Asrepre entcd ous by an Intelligent gentleman who came
passenger the Tren', the condition of the country is
comparatively tranquil upon the surface. There have
been political WonunclameDtoS We told h0wev-
that the Santaniss and The Puros have uRitel their
political fortunes and will make effort 10 overthrow
uovernnent The return OF Santa Anna openly talk
ed of and expected Oar informant assures US that he
shall he surprised if the exPrpsden be again nreS
ted with supre power within three months. The
strength Of The present Administration consists in its
comtsand Of money. 1t has moral or political weigh
1t is represented to have YET its command nearly mil
lion Of money. bn This is not generally conceded. So
long lis means VI paying the army hold out, 50 long il
NAV be considered pretty secure. and no l,nger Such
the representations made this subject.
The country is suffering extremely from the unsafe state
of the public roads They infested by robbers in every
direction Travellers make provision for being robbed
thing of coursehey carry with them money express
ly to satisfy the rapacty Of the bandltl of the highway,
content if they escape all other lndgnities
Our readers aware that the trade intubacco is
monopoly Mexico which is arned by the Govern
1t abolished by Gen. Scott. but has been re-
suned by the present Government, and Manning and
There an attempt making by the State Governments
Of V era Cruz ant Pueba u have this monopoly done a.
way with and he grlWth OF tobacco and the trade in it
declared free. Other States are expected 10 follow in
support Of rhese two States, aud iii believed they will
succeed in abosing the odious monopoly.
Lieut.. IIden, formerly of the u. s. Armv came O.
yer on the Trent, and went ashore Pass Christian
Our readers cannot need be reminded of the deeds BY
ahich he brought deep IntaIny upon hlmse elf the city
Of Mexico lie was compelled by the Government To
leave that country.
Paroles is sill in Mexico and said to be endeavorinq
to procure pardon for himself. II thought that hs
will be successtu-that he will not be subjected
10 the incOnv enience of Temporary exile.
Foreigners, we told, treated with much more
consideration in Mexico, since the war than they were
formerly The Americans share particularly ia this in
crease OF regard.
ed By the Senate Minister PlenipOtentiay the mi
ted States Senior Pima Cuevas has been appointed
Minister OF the Treasury His first act appoint
commission Of settlement arrangement of
the national debt. He is represented repudatlng the
acts Of his predecessors in regard the notorious case Of
the five millions Of bonds yphhecaled $780,
600 and they are 10 be turned over 10 the proper bu
mails for trial.
we are informed that many Of the San Pairico de-
wandering about Vera Cruz In state Of
tteme destution, neither Americans Mexcans being
willing 10 aid them.
On The Sth inst the funeral ceremonies of the victims
in the late with the United States were celebrated
with great soemnliy in the city Of Mexico.
IL Monitor mentions letter from Tampico which
says that the dsubers Of public order in that place are
conSprng for lis annexation to the United States
Among those accused is &. Francisco Cervantes who
had left for New Orleans, with the intention of comnu
eating upon the subject with Col DeRussy, who it is
said is raising aid the enterprise. 1t said also
The Governor Of Iamaupas had received letters upon
the same su Jet from Col. DeRu>sy. and that Gen.
Francisco Vital Fernandez also connected in some
way with the movement The 81 and 10Th battaiions OF
infantry and some cavalry had been ordered Tampco
which, with the foce already there, would amount to
more than 500 men.