Eoreisn Intelligence.

From the National Gazette.


MEXICO.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Sanderson of the
Coffee House for file of the Mexican news
paper, the sun, down to the 10th ult. inclu-
sive. 1t confirms the existence and detec-
tion of the conspiracy in favor of Iturbidc,
which was mentioned by the captain and
passengers of the schr. Mexican from Alva-
RADIO.


| By order of the commanding general of
the Mexican capitol in the night Of the 9th
MAY, house in the street of Cclaya was en-
tered, and twenty two individuals were fosnd
assembled in deep debate upon the scheme
of revolution. The soldiers went in by the
door and the fat roof, 50 that none of the
and papers of every kind were seized. Their
official papers were headed God, Indcpen-
dcnce, and the Hero of Iguala." Uturbidc.) }


4 woman, wife of Mr. Santoyo, acted as
their Secretary On the entrance of the sol
tlicrs, she tore from one of the papers, the
sign manual of her husband, who was not
present, and swallowed it in order to destroy
the evidence against him. 1t appeared from
tho documents that the plan Of the conspira-
tors was to proclaim lturbidc. Several of
them had been seized in the mohth of Octo-
Der proceeding for the same offence. Among
them VIC observe IA general of division, two
rigadicr-gcncrals, two lieutenant coloncls,
captains, lcutcnants, a post master, &c.
On the 9th ut. the regular Council of
War;" or Court Martial, sentenced to death
brigadier- general Hernandez and d. Fran
cisco Santoya; condemned General Anradc
TO the loss of his rank and five years exile ;
and the rest OF the persons stakcn i'll the house
above mentioned, to perpetual banshment
The Sun OF the ith ult. contains this arti-
clc:-


1T appears that the Supreme Executive
Power has determined that the culprits con-
demned to different punshments for the con-
spiracy of the 18th ult. shall be Immediately
sent to Acapulco in order that their sen
tcnccS may be carried into effect; and that
such OF them AS have appealed to the Soycr
cign Congress for a communication of the pun
ishmcnt of death may be kept in the castle
there, to await the result of their applica-
tion.''


1t isnot probable that any Of them were
executed.


We collect from the Mexican papers that
much disorder prevailed in the interior, tho
We do not find that the existence of any really
formidable nsulrcction is acknowledged. The
governor, congress, and troops of the state
ot Jalisco were at open war, however, with
the supreme government. General Nicolas
Bravo had been ordered by the latter to oc
cupy with his division Guadalajars, the cap
ital of Jalisco; but the authorities were do
tcrmincd to resist the measure, and a force
had been collected for the purposc, at the
head OF which the governor, Quiutanar, pla-
ccd himself. The latest documents which
we find on the subject, are two proclama-
tons Of Bravo, who WAS approaching Guada-
lajara, to his troops, dated lst and Cd of June,
Head Quarters o. LA Barca; and orders,
dated 9th June, of the authorities of Jalsco,
prescribing measures of defence fn the cap
ital.--Bood was expected to be soon shed.


General Lopez dc Santa Anna had arriv
cd with his division of troops at Campechc,
as Commandant Gen. of the " Free State of
Nucatan." proclamation, like those of
Bravo, breathe the warmcst Loyalty to the
Federal Republic. They disclose at the
same time circumstances OF disaticction a
mong the people and sodicry, and machina-
tons in favor of ltuibidc, which seems to us
to bear very ominous character.