Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-28
MORE TROUBLE IN MEXICO.

MORE TROUBLE IN MEXICO.
The following Telegraphic despatch, which we
hnd IN the Baltimore Patriot of last evening" is Ia
dicave of further domestic troubles in the Republir
of Mexico:
New ORLEASs, OCTOBER ~
ny an arrival here have dates from Vera Cruz TO ihe
9Th instant The latest intelligence from the city Of Mcxic
states that the affairs Of the republic again disturbed
and troubled state and that another revolution pending by
which saPprehended that Herrera may find much difficulty
if not have the Office Of President wresed from him.
Anexpress messenger had reached Vera Cruz with the m
tegence that Tampco had declared her Independence Of h
State of Tananpas and intended seek annex alton to the
United States
band Of ten thousand Indians had attacked the earis
at Hexcua and in the conflict killed over two hundred sob
ders the garrison. large number of Indians were aIs
kiled-exact number not ascertained.
later despatch reached US last night, dated al
New Orleans yesterday, which announces the arr
val at Ship Island of British steamer, with dates
from Mexico OF the 18th.
As well as we interpret this despatch, il
states that there revolutionary outbreak in
the city OF Mexico on the 9th, which the Govern
ment frustrated by calling out the troops and plant
ing cannon in the streets.
lTURBIDE and many other officers were impEi-
soned for conspiring to reinstate SANTA anna n
BUsTAMENTE raising 1000 troops to arress
the revolt in Tampco.
FROM THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OF OCTOBER H.
There was rumor in town yesterday that the Ministry Of
Mexico have made pr0nuncianiento in favor Of SANTA
ANNA 1t was not, however, generally believed, although
there circumstances which give the report air OF truth
We know positively that from Mexico are
y passing through this city to jamaica where many inic
views have been held with Santa Anna, and knowing that
willy individuals ndomtabc energy in " i'll DOING" and his
unang resources, would be asonsted to hear
any time OF his return to the county.
Theschoorer Renaissance, from Tampico which place
she left tie 9th instant arrived this port yesterday and
reports TINT the night of the 29h ulimo quite poE
a eneue occurred in that town. letter to the Pcaysr
says that the made by the national guards n
Tapco the purpose of banishng the military from the
the force Of the latter being about hundred men
Their reason for taking this step that the military intend
cd TO dsarm the national guard and pronounce for Santa Ana
their force should be stronger and
Of sixty already route join hem from Tsls
and another large from Huaseca The national guards
consisted Of about hundred and fifty men, armed with
muske and they congegaed in front of the and
demanded that the aytamie0 should be conroked which
having been effected they demanded tho, the military should
be ordered TO leave message Col Teno-
RIO, IN c1mnsnd OF The military, to that effect which he
replied that he ready do So provided they waited
answer from the Supreme Government Mexico and that
he would retain his position in the military Aof-
tal and not have any thing to do with the This
refused ny the ssoners named by the national guard
MessTs. Paoo, Castia and lose II. Gonzales Things
maned in tbs state rnl the Goth uImo, when The military
offered to evacuate the following morning This how
ever Col Tenoro dd not do alleging that he ready
His object obviously gain time and get reinforce
ment from Atamii. The national guard much
excited, and Tenoo promise leave on the 3D. al
cckP F. NJ, which was granted. During the intervening
night party, consisting Of about Thirty men, under A6iuant
Jose H. Gonzales, succeeded in ectng entrance into the
house of the American Consul Captain Chase and, Obtained
possession OF small how'zer that had been left By Colonel
Gates for the protection Of the against the Indians
Next day, the %, Castillo made he necessary preparations
for attack. The military in the fort known The
powder magazine, which solid building with
round it. hill 90 side the town, and the cenesry
but all bl odshed saved by Tenoro esacuaing with hs
orc TO Pueblo Vieo about O'Clock p M when the
uona guard advanced aud took possession Of the fort
In addition to The above the Delta tina, tae citizens of
Tampco stirred to this display Of independence hroog
fears that the Commandan General Gen. Mon;aya nteDde
fill the place with troops collected from lately nsur
distc Of Huastcca and then establish military dictatorship.
Gen. Monaya, from Victoria had issued proclamation
nouncing the sbtor OF the Sierra Maars scheme and de-
caring that they should be signaIy punished Tas alarmed
tho population, who represented be ardent in then Dr.
sire for change.
IN the pro- unciamentc published under the sgnatrrs Of
Pablo Castela, the citizens determination ~
resist the entrance Of the troops Of the line into the city
hazards.
The Charleston Courier has tees apbic information fpz
New Orleans, under date Of the 2ls instant which says thai,
by arrival that port advces mad been received the
Of Santa Anna Vera Cruz Much excitement pre-
vailed in TamPico in consequence Of the appearance Of ps
nuncaneno giving the preliminary details ofthe Sierra As-
de movement Another battle between the whites and the
Indians had taken place Tsmpco, in which the la,i-
we're victorious.