Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-24

70 de CtaYo. GU caii io'e ho n, Il
.cra.ion cherished by all except MS own 's e
Ian. agains. that devii In human SNAP !,
I,;s Lsi;ered that the priests will kick attne :
re.orn n,,ed last night. They have
!, and i, is vel known ihey have {
barn ,,s;ny ali their influence to excite poPu- .
-, axci,esaeot in favor of Santa Anna. A san
s.rarule nav be the result. IGene-
81 p,,s,ar,so.e can keep the troops on his side
-, ~ ro.b;oy IN tear. bu. there is reason TO
snnrehend thew are bought up By the cnprcn
- ,,so ro:s.ss me wealth OF the COUNT
lie very warm here. and slckly. The Dry /.
,,,as.,,., co,.,poes--husiness completely para
iyzsd--daily assasginations and roboeHes, as
usual.
Ertraetfora Q isf.sr dates,
s.f.sTaao RAE. Nag :, 1857.
- hare this nnomsn. rers:red yo-r
- r.s,ss6aT and hasssn TO insorTn yoa that
,d;cs all uly rersoas'rances. the schooner
n,s ,,d csxo haze been coadema ned By the
"a asa Lawful prize. and the master.
80 - -...sass.s Denounced as pirates: for
-. a--,o<.i 5zsace. they ara 10 be tired by
$3.50 5g ridue of iaw giTing The nniliia-
..no-t iarisaiction oTsr all criminal cases.
Tg,e derisioa q the district Judge appears 70 De
Sa...ss =, ,vo DEGREES of the Mexican Gn-ern-
-. a,,.s the 3g,h OF December. 1885. and 9Th
49, 1895. The former prohibits foreigners
49,, s.,,,g ;s.o the republic with hostile Inten-
;os =, 9Th yarssc stores 70. the use Of any OF
-. ,-,;as who i, Texa. or elsewhere are in AIMS
ar.l,.. the established GoTernment. under the
oeaa.,y Of being rea.sd as pirates Inc latter
eioees he pots Of Texas. &c. The tia! was Goa
a-,.a i, the rnosi sccre: manner. without g,Ting
~, Interested an opps,unisy TO make t'ieir
idea.sre. All the proceedings bear ample eri-
go. ina, the Judgment accelerated By viniic-
a.. 6eiings and reckless disposition iof piunder
The whole OF the cargo has been transported hiher
q. b. sold a. public auction 70: the be..s5t o; the
caooxs although very siEsl pan OF II CONSISTS o.
articles Of war. The master, csew ai'd
,sssscgsrs oil this vessel, well as ihose Of the
J.Ii.s Cesar. are still confined ID icaihsoma
urisoa. without being furnis.sed with the means Of
Isr5.ists,ce. and a.. Communication .sita taen
h s,,irtir rroh:b;.ed Gen. Bravo is ansiousIy
aga;tiny the return OF his couiies fIoi1 Mexico
III he -souid receive the signiss. eicoufa ssEnan
FINN INA, Quarter. the prisoners win doubtless 81
,he VICTIMS Of an igaonnious punishment, ana tn'
Julius Cesar viii share the fate Of the Champion,
The notosioas Thomas -. Thompson. eommah
de, OF the Mexican man of war Gen. Bravo, J
Iooy, /, mis- civ. boastt,g OF haTing fred on ,n
uaa,u,ed boats of the ship Natciicz. and OF nasih
iuu, ball into an American nnerchan; vessel ou:
side The bar, The shameless conduct oil this maj
canno. be 100 deeply ezec!a.sd.
The las, mail from the inierio. brought ih.oIn "a
. iijon Of Gen. Bastamente having assumed nis ON
; rial duties az President Of ine Rcpubic, and OF
!; formidable sprcn anciamsnio' at San LUIS rotos
i, faro. of the Constituted OF 1924; IN cohse
!, laueDcs of which intelligence, regiment o. 'foop
lei, this pIace Lest evening for Iampico, aaoine
This morning. aad two three more arc eSpecfe
10 march for San Luis, via Vic.ofia, in the conrs
ola few days. The war with Texas IS hieiaii.
blows 10 the winds.
;, Fsssa EsgrIrs-Wc hare obtained SONS par
,icuars of the Affair iba; toox place at the Bsasso
81 Jaso. between Lieutenant Moore OF the 500
of war Bos.on and some Mexican soldiers. Tina
oasesr being about 70 iaHd a, the brass's, ssFera
Mexican soldiers directed the seamen in the boa
o not 10 cons ashore. The lieutenant OBSERVED
o that IL il was positive order, be would reis.n
Q his ship; If il was only request, he would com
q rnand the men 10 remain in the boat. The com
;, snandant oftns or the Brassos having regueste
y tina, the saoud stay in the boat that his Off
A GERS had the guard through mistake. and tina
= twas no, his inieasion TO offer IN iasuli.
} The mex, day the boat having again com
ashore TO get Inc dispatches Of the American Con
sui, and being inside the bar, three or four Mexi
cans descended from Inc fort and took aim al tn
: boai without firing, which so e1aspera,ed the A
: mericap oflcsr that he repaired 10 the Comman
e dant, and demanded immediate satisfaction 70
= This new Insult. TIE Comuandant expressed hi
surprise at this insult, and promised to punis
the offenders. IL is plain, however, that p.irat
soldiers would nothare dared 70 offer such iadigni
ties TO foreign Gag, unless they had been encoul
aged and ins,igaled oy their officers. Snch in
N manly and das,afdly wretchss will never abando
their inso!eacs uaiii they are foggsd into goo
ii manncrs.
~ We have in our possession the original Of tn
re following letter, which wcreceired by gcntlema
en- who arrived yesterday from Pensacola. II free
EOS the blood 70 peiuse sac this Of tn
re horrors committed on our countiyinsn BY ,hos
ay monsters hal fman naIf tiger, tho Mexican chief
so The Champion is All American vessel, aud wa
"A taken under the American flag OH the high sea
Al Three Of ths prisoners, whoss suasrings are d.
- scribed III this letter, are females!
al MATAmo RAE, May 3, 1897.
ia. Dear Fiiend:--I am no, allowed tn conyen
~ with any one, but hope 70 see better days W
IL have suffered much; have besn in room go fe
sauarcr-45 persons; the doors shut, and live an
3. mails too numerous TO mention nothjng To eat 4
10 SO hours. wish you to publish our situation Il
FIRST opportunity. They have robood Us Of eve
=. thing, and God knows whether we shall ever &
ar clear. They say We should have boon cleared Il
.. had not been for tho Naichez soop Of war. "
IL are miserable. Pubishthis ifyou please.
- In haste, yours,
A. N. SHERWOOD,
m Master schr. Champion
re- To J. B. MIsce, master Of Rob Roy.
The new detals which we have received fro
private correspondents in Mexico, confirm The ]
IN ,elligence which we have already given Tho !
e. siallation Of General bussamenlc, as President
n the Republic, gave rise 10 public rcjoicings viii
~ continued three days.
4. letter from MatamoraS mentions the arTly
there Of General Fiiiscla, who has taken the pla
= of General-in- Chief. We alao learn that the ]