Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-27
FROM MEXICO.

BY the arrival OF The ship Iippecarne,
from Vera Cruz. we have received advces
from the city of Mexico to the 25Ih ult.
The papers contain little that is new. The
reelection ofSanta Aanua is confirmed.
A letter from The northern frontier ol
Mexico. dated October 24lh.: and addressed
the editor Of the Courier Francois, says
Every thing here goes on TRANQUILITY. The
government party has triumphed in the
elections. The cars Of the Santa Fe ira.
ders now deposit their goods al the Custom
House. This would seem to indicate the
cessation ofths scaudalous system snug
Cling heretofore carried on. Cummarcle
Indians annoy US occasionally by their
robber;es Of mules, horses aud cattle, but
with them we are at war. The Apaches,
with hom we are at peace, are, neverhe-
less, equally expert in roguery--,heir thefts
are, however, unaccompauied by murder
as was formerly TOO often The case.
The U. S. frigate Constitution le(l the
Upper California on the 9th October, for
the Republic Of South America.
N. o. Bee, 18Th inst.
Mtrico.--Neither ofour papers or cor
respondence contain anything regarding
The expedition for Yucatan, or the difficulty
of The British Minister. The British squad
ron said some time since to have been seen
10 the Gulf, had not arrived in Vera Cruz
when the Tippecauoe saied-Mr. Alas.
minister of the general national treasury,
died on the l1th ul,.
The U. S. Ship Constellation, Commo.
dore kearney, and the British frisate
Carysfort, Lord George PauIet arrived at
Montery, California, about the Middle of
November. We annex translation OF
Government, Michel,orena's letter TO the
Mexican Governor. giving an account
of the visit of Commodore kearney.
MONTEREY, California, Oct. Cd.
Excellent SIr-The u. S. ship of war
Constellation, Com. Kearney, mounting
forty six guns, and crew of three hun
dred and forty men, from China via the
Sandwich Islands, arrived in this port.
After anchoring and firing the customary
salute, which was promptly answered by
me, The Commodore in full uniform. ac-
companied by his officers, landed to pay
his respects, and was received by me aud
my officers with all The etiquile due 10
his rank.
His invitation TO visi, the Constellation
was accepted by me and followed by re,
quest that he would favor US with his
company at the ball, by which we were
then to celebrate the new Constitution ol
the Republic.
The Commodore brings intelligence
that the Sandwich Islands were restored 10
their legitimate sovereign.
The Commodore spresented me viii, q
variety of Chinese curiosilies. and re-
turned The compliment by offering him
several articles from this Department,
together with a large Mexican flag.
The Constellation sailed for the south.
ern Lart of the Republic.
MANUEL MIcHELToRENA:
Minister of Var and Marine MEXICO.
A similar letter was despatched with the
particulars ofthe reception of Lord Geo.
Paulet, between whom aud the Mexican
authorities similar courtesies passed.
in different paris of The Republic the
news of the reelection of Santa Ana was
received with apparent satisfaction, and
made the occasion of unusual festivities.
|-Bulietin Of same date. -
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