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Lynchburg Daily Virginian
Lynchburg, Virginia
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Reports from Mexico City to July 16 discuss Spanish protectorate proposals favored by government; Santa Anna invites Jesuits for church-state union; Count de Boulbon visits president; Vera Cruz-Mexico diligence robbed, one killed, 15 robbers arrested; Jalisco floods destroy Huajacan, many dead.
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New Orleans, July 25.—Advices have been received from the city of Mexico to the 16th inst. The papers were filled with discussions relative to the proposed Spanish Protectorate, and the scheme was understood to be favored by the government. Santa Anna had invited the Jesuits to return to Mexico, preparatory to a union between the Church and State. The Count de Boulbon had arrived in Mexico, and visited the president. The diligence running between Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico had been robbed, and one of the passengers killed. Fifteen of the robbers had subsequently been arrested. Dreadful inundations had occurred in the State of Jalisco. The town of Huajacan was entirely swept away and many lives were lost
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Mexico
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To The 16th Inst.
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one passenger killed in robbery; fifteen robbers arrested; town of huajacan swept away and many lives lost in jalisco inundations
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Papers discuss proposed Spanish Protectorate favored by government; Santa Anna invites Jesuits for church-state union; Count de Boulbon arrives and visits president; diligence between Vera Cruz and Mexico City robbed with one passenger killed and fifteen robbers arrested; dreadful inundations in Jalisco sweep away Huajacan town with many lives lost