The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-10
LATE NEWS FROM MEXICO.

tOFs-SRatR Anna Not n spy for MAXI
miliRn-Ehe Emperor Determined 40
Use More Severity - suppression Of
Newspapers Movements of French
Troops.
MEXICO, July l9.-The idea which seems to be
entertained by 30 many Americans aId MeXl-
cans, and expressed by so many journals in the
United States, that the ex. Dictator Santa Anna
is a spy or emissary of the Emperor Macmillan,
has been most emphatically proved erroneous
by no less an occurrence than a conspiracy
among the most noted civilians and lose in
high places at the capital OF the emplre-the
Palace OF Mexico.
The conspiracy which has been discovered by
the detectives of the Government, as Will be
seen, is one OF no Insignificant pretensions. On
Sunday last, the 10th instant, strong guard
surrounded che mansion of one of the cOnspra.
tors, entered the building, and arrested forty
two men, among whom are the prominent and
veteran supporters of General Santa Anna
Priests Feliciano ChavaIrIa and 0rdoiez, the
Generals Aueustln Zires, Jose de la Para, An
tonla Ma. Zamacoma lgnaclo Ramirez Augustln
Cruz, Jose Roio Krampner, Pedro Eschavarria,
ana citizens NM. Puente, Juan Mateos, Manual
Parradia, Gabriel Maria Islas, Jose NJ. Arroyo,
and joaquin Alcalde. Documentary evidence
was found in the house which clearly proved
the conspiracy TO be an extensive one, and the
conspirators all supporters OF Santa Anna.
Those arrested on Sunday were condemned on
Monday, and early Tuesday morning all were
sent to the Dry Tortugas OF MeXlco-the State OF
Yucatan.
On Tuesday at 2 p. NJ, a guard of Imperial
troops entered the Palace and arrested Senior
LacunZa, Minister of State, three other men,
beTs of the Cabinet and other Palace officials to
the number of eleven. When this arrest be-
came known, people became alarmed, really
fearing an outbreak of that revolution so long
impending.
santa Anna has been cleared from any con
nectIOn with the Empire. The conspirators
were his friends and supporters, and we're COM
bining not only for the overthrow OF the Gov
ernment OF the Empire, but for the relnstating
OF Santa Anna as Dictator or President OF
Mexico. 1t will be observed that the wealth,
the talent, power, and influence OF the Capital
was engaged for him.
The Socaedad, DErc NouoeHe (French), La
OTqueStd and LIE PenSdnlielltO OF Vera Cruz,
have all been suppressed. The SOCied9d and
LIRE NOuUelte TOR reprlntIng a crIque on the
Mexican expedition llom the Courier deS EEdts
Un's. The OTqueSt1 Tor its caricature OF the
funeral procession following this Government
| to the cemetery; and the PeRsdnieRtO Tor criti.
clZine some Government Official in Vera Cruz.
| The Government could not do otherwise tnau
suppress those papers and maintain its dignity
| They are only suppressed Tor months time.
JUDGE Gregg, OF Texas, was arrested last Satur
| day evening at the Garitta, under suspicion thai
| he was spy for the Liberal Government. HC
| cleared himself from the charge, and proceeded
on his way to San Francisco.
| The French troops have re-evacuated the cit,
| oil Parral, in the state of chihuahua. The tow
| was immediately occupied by 800 Liberals, sen
llOLh 'hS 'itN VI y Nllhuduud DN NOlOucl ICIIdLtt
| military commander OF that State. The ImpCrla
| troops went to DURANGO
The conscriptiOn has been suspended indef
| nitely. No cause OF the suspension is known
| Cause is surmised, which no doubt is the one
| There we're Two earthquakes ielt in Guadalaiar
| last week. Que on Friday, l3rh inst, at o'Cocl
| at night; the second at 2 o'clock p. NJ. on Sun
| day, the 18th inst.
The Liberals (Diss. dents) says the Pajor
| Verde of to-day have been divided by Coroui
into three divisions. One at the northern
| frontier, under the command OF Garcia Morales
! Another division commanded by Pesquiera
The third, in the lower part Of the State, is com
| manded by Martinez, whose command or depart
ment extends from Alamos to NaCOri.
| Corona ordered the town of Santiago sacked
| for publicly insulting a portion of his troops
| while passing through the streets.
Manuel Marques y Clodomiro Sofa have raiset
a guerilla party, and are at work in Snaloa
They first rendeZVoused at Lower California
After becoming satisfactorily disciplined, the
| crossed the gulf into Snaloa above Mazatlan
The guerilla chief Tanort has again raised
band OF euerillas, and is in the neighborhoo
OF Tepec.
The neiehborhood of Jaapa is infested wit
very troublesome parties OF Liberals or que
rIlas. They frequently ride into the city. cate
a clliZen or soldier, and fly with their prisoner
The road from Jalapa 70 Vera Cruz is unsaf'. il
iact is only travelled by those able to pay larg
escort.
The ReiUion y Ia lSociedad, newspaper i
Guadalaiara has been suspended. There ar
now only eleven papers published in the Who'll
territory OF Mexico. only two IN the capita
one in Fuebla, one in Vera Cruz. In Juarez
time there were 375 newspap ers.