The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

| lnce 10 mollOns ana announces 10 mead
| quarters that he has under his comman,
1000 infantry, 1900 capsl;y, aud q
i.iGld pirces,sl in the best state Of e9.iI
nrni.
We - crive, says the Public Ledger,
~ he n. O,leans PlcayuGe Of The 4 !
n>t sonir lutth,r interesting in.ell
,ence Irom NJ xlco, with the coniino'-
ION of ihe correspondence between NJ
>hannpn aud Seuor Rrjon. This coz
espoudtnce already published cooclu.
led viii, a letter -tralnsthe latter, dated
Novrmber 6, in wLssNhe refused tt
withdraw h,s no'e OF October 3isl, and
reiterated all The charges made agains'
,ur Government. Mr.. Shspnon. VIII,
II appears has withdrawn from iurlhe,
correspondence with that Government,
replied previously 10 this letter at leng't
1t IS arhishly interesting letter, and W,
copy " to,ire The Mexican Cougles,
has voted unanimously an approval OF
Senior Rrjon's notes to our Minister
The reveru- Gu ter Woodbury., viii
General Du1 Green, bearer uf despatch
es from Trs,s, aud Beu omin + Cree
Esq. bearing dispatches from Mexico,
,irIved at New Oilesns on lae 3 fron
Vera Cruz. Il was reported a, Yer.
Cruz lha, nearly one half of Mex Co
had revo|led and dee elared against Sai1s
Ana. Gen, raj Aris,a, it was reported
It GaIvesiou, had taken parl in the rev
olu'ionary movement Of Pdrdes. snd
was marching with large iotce upon
San Luis Poros Santa Ana reached
Peroie on the l4th inst, on his way 10
he cly OF Nj xco; 5000 troops wer,
on the road ir advance Of him. Tier,
was great unwlIilrgncsS TO pay the 81.
900 900 contribution, and Congress had
ie'used, by very large vote, 10 auihor
ize loan, openly declaring, that slho
they were willing 10 contribute none,
loI the war against Texas. they wouh
not do so until 81 MA Ana had changed
his ministers, aud the large sum Prev
ously voted had been accounted for.
Parldes jusili's his revolutionary 60,
duci IN long proclamation against San-
IA Anss conduct; complains of ,he ex-
penscs Of The army--of the disorders il
the public ntices-abu>es Of the ireasu
y department, by winch lhe nation i,
reduced TO b,nkrup'cy ---charges S4n,a
Ana with The "disSraceIu| surprise" u
San Jicinlo, aud accuses him Of diver.
ng The money and troops destined Iol
he re conquest Of Texas TO selfish aud
ambitious purposes Of his own--and 60,
.Iudes by demanding that all S,ur
Aua's acts fton Ocr. 10, 1910, 10 III,
-nd oi '43, shall be submitted to Con
gres>; aud that pending he exaninatlo'
Santa Ana shall no, exercise The iunc
tons ot a Chi' Mag'-lrarc, Il is ga
orally believed inst SJnld Ana viii ovr
.'ume ,he revoltris.
The B iti,h AIIniSiet has uoli6eH n
Consul General, and The merchants I'll
mis- Government, that in case they pay
duties TO any OF S,n,a An.'> opponen's,
he Govcrnm"n, OF Great BIltarn WI
not lnt ii,rr with any messntes whci
) n'a Ana my sdopi 10 compel pay
menl. l. 10 also stated thar lhree mil
lion, OF duliars have been offered san
Ana, by p rHons iri' rested IN msuutar
lures Ia NJ, xicn, as an indemnify fo'
'6oliShng The prole ctive tar Il, with a.
surauces ths, loan Of Twelve mllinn.
would be Legotis'ed in London, at Gvr
per cent, under the guarantee of M
bfl'Sh Governmenl,on a pledge ol on,
halr of the increased duties
The ametican Frjg'He Chesapeah
A correspondent OF The London Times
sends 10 that paper the following INFER.