The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01
From the \. @. Picayunc, Oct. 81.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

The brig Titi, Capt. Radovich. arrived yes
terday from Vera Cruz, having sailed on the
18th inst. Our papers by her are to the / llh
from Vera Cruz, the 10Th from Jalapa, and the
7th from the city of Mexico.
The British steamer Forth arrived at Vera
Cruz on the 9th inst. She is now due ut Ship
| Island, on her return voyage.
There has been difficulty in the city Of
Guadaaiara between the Governor and The
Military Commandant Of the State, (Jalisco.)
The latter had at last gone to the city Of Mex.
leo with his complaints and the papers, in
censed that peace should be disturbed by such
quarrcs, demand the abolition Of all the Com.
mqndaacies Gcacrnlcs. From the comments
on this quarrel which we find in the papers, il
is manifest that these military comnandanls
are grievous!y suspected Of being parlizans OF
Santa Anna. Whispers of revolution in Gu.
adala lara in favor of, the illutrious exile had
been for some time current
From the Arco Iris of the l lh inst. we trans
late the following paragraph. 1t is important
as disclosing great dislrust OF Santa Anna'spur-
poses: II
GEN. SANTA AHHA.-Wc learn that letters
have been received from Gen. Santa Anna by
his friends, assuring them that he has no thought
Of returning to the Republic at present.; that he
is very pleasantly situated in his retirement,
and that be would only consent 10 leave it in
case the nation en- massc should demand it, or
the territory of the Republic should be invaded
by a foreign foe. These may very well he al.
Jarcs ricjos, anglice, oily satnmon, but If what
he says be true, we pray I!eavcnto preserve
him in this wholesome frame of mind.
The Arco Iris ofthe llth inst. thus mentions
the Tampico movement:
VERY IMPORTANT News FROM JAMpIco.-
By an express, which arrived yesterday morn
inc, we learn that proaunciamen'O has been
made proclaiming the independence and an.
ncxation ot that State to lle United States. We
have not been able to learn all the details, but
the fact is certain, In consequence of this, or.
dprs have been given TO disembark three hun.
dred muskels and other munniI!ons of war,
which, bv order Of the Government had been
sen. aboard vessel now in this port, and which
were to be sent to Tampico. This event will
prove most disastrous to the Republic, under
the circumstance that the Government is so
straShencd for resources; nevertheless, by ma.
king sacrifice so as 10 arm two or three vrS-
sells, which may blockade the port Of Tamrco,
and bv attacking the insurgents by land, new
ACKNOWLEDGMENT may be prevented. III Is be. .
leved that the same thing which occurred in
Tampico happened at Malamoras at the same
time.
Zempoal,cca, Of JaIapa, Of the 10Th inst, re-
CARDS the Tampico movement precisely in the
same ight-as covering designs of annexation
to the United States. 1t pours out analhemas
upon the authors ofthe project, and is in despair
,l,s t,n mi Grn,p
this source Not word is said abusive OF the !
United States, yet all seem TO take it for grant
ed that annexation TO the United States is the
true and sole motive tolhe revolution. The
documents of Col. Castillo, juslilying 1t, are not
reprinted, nor even alluded to. They are cv |
identity rcgurdrd as shams. The Mcyicans
should certainly know best what the conspira
tors in Tampco are after, and we are bound
therefore To believe that the contamination of
the grand Sierra Madre project is near at hand
unless Mexican trrachery should arrest it.
In this CONNECTION we may mention that let.
tcrs have been received from Tampco. from a /
source entitled 10 credit, which makes it appear
that the Governor ofthc State of IamauIipas is
in favor Of the last proaunciamcnto at lamplco.
He, as well as the great majority ii Hhe citizens
are in favor ola separation from the Republic
of Mexico, and the Information received from
Mexico leaves no doubt that Santa Anna will
reiurn TO Mexico in less than two months at the
invitation of the officers of the army, and that
the same government Of nsruc and plumber
which existed previous 10 the invasion OF the
Americans will be restored; aud secondly. Be-
cause the commerce of'Tampco is utterly dc
s,roved, owing to tic following cause.-The pos.
session of tho left bank ofthc Rio Grandc by