Fnrtncr from Mexico.
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The New. Orleans papers have farther advices
from Vera Cruz by the John Adams at Pensacola on the
9Th ut than those published on Tuesday iast'-
frSsbe Herald here copies from the Picayune as mars


summary Of the Mexican 4rmigo del Pae5sos vehement
and important manifesto against Herrera CueTas and the
other rulers of Mexico which we published at length on
Tuesday las, five days before


The Pcayune says;


Our flies Of papers come down to the th oil November
from Vera Cruz and 10 the st from the city OF Mexico
On the day when the John Adams and the store snip
Lexington sailed the only American vessel ying at Vera
Cruz was the Ann Louisa OF Newly ork.
On The 5th ult as the Mexican steamship Montezuma
was firing n salute tn rec men killed on board-wc
nresume from the bursting OF gun. The same paper
which chronicles this calamity. records the death OF a
mason Vera Cruz by the ialnS OF inc o"cony Vi
house called dmigd de Ia NdctoH


The latest we hear of Gen Paredes is letter from
san Luis Poto dated October 20, announcing the tran
ollity of the five departments under his command


nm The 9TH of October Gen Arsta devotes letter to
his castigation of the savages. He pays compliment to
Capt Seal and his volunteers for their services in this
business and the Government orders puoc tnaks 70 ee
nresented 10 Capt Seal for said services. we could Mi
our paper with reports the War Department upon
these Indian ourages and the late success OF the MeX
in repulsing them


rev Oct 9th reporting to the Government all afary be-
tween Capt Cameran, OF the artillery, and citizen
named Prado. The latter had given offence 10 the sol sol
der by some libclous newspaper s1ub ana was cnas'
tscd for his pains. The matter was turned over 10


military tribunal for examination, &C. Gen. Arista i'm
proves the opportunity nveigh against the scurrty of
Inc press which has been especially directed against
himself and other officers of the army.


~ Csu,iaea of Ures oi Oct g. gives farther accounts
of the incursons OF the Apache Indians in OF which
a coudic,a going down from Hermorcillo to Guayamas
was attacked several killed and wounded, and very
conside LEI able booty carried OF.


The Government has received intelligence from Du'
rango OF considerable against the Indians in that
Department In action a number oi the savases
were left dead the field, thousand horses were re-
covered from them and seventy capiives set at liberty


Senior Don Luis Fernandez del Campo has been ap'
pointed Governor OF the Department OF OaXaca IN place
Of Don Antouio de Leon The appointment appears to
have given satisfaction.


On the 4th ut soldier at Vera Cruz, while bathing,
was seized by sharks and devourcd


Don Roman Flores. captain OF the army has been ar
rested ana imprisoned charged with conspiracy and an
attempt TO excite nsurrection He addresses long ap-
peal from his confinement the public, denying every
charge brought against him.