New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
IRON, sf.rico.-yyar Threatened.
A4n PoA N--~ Oprr,ys Nov. q.

~ Cant Elliot. commander, which weasel slied
rom V-ra Cruz on the Hlii instant, sc nave in'eii
zerce fifteen days later from heSco: ,,..t
Tine Spartan brought despatohes Tor Tue
Government. and in the present cFlt!csi sun y
We:can affairs they are doubtless OF great inipo'-
lance. ,,,r,.
The city was RE with runofs yesferuay MOI
mr. 10 the effect that ouf minister n Mexco, ihf
Hon Wilson Shannon, had delnanded hIs pass
and was on his way home, and also inal Serious
revolution had broken out IN niezico "hica III 10
shifted in the overthrow Of Santa Anna. mere
CERTAINLY was some foundation for TINS starting 10
diligence; bu, the news does not t;1rn our Is 't
poftapt ns yGs al frat reported although sun Vi I
n,omeptous nature.
Ii would appear, from such OF the puolisheo cor
rcsPnndsnce al we have esen IN Inc iiio' 'i'a. va
,oe 3let ulr Governor Shannon addressed !eitei
10 the Mexican Government. protesting asrihst 'le
proposed invasion of ieras By hlexico' ana espec'
.ilv against the manner in which the INVASION was
10 be made To this the Minister OF rorelsa Al
fairs replied-(Sye have not seen his comiAnhica'
ionj-derypg the right Of the United States or any
oreiga government interfere IN The internal saHs
Of the republic Coz. Shannon IN answer, ciarac-
rerz-s the Secretarys letter being grossly OIL Il
sive inasmuch rs ii charges the United States, us
government and people. with falsehood, tnckery'
in,rieu. and designs of the most dishonorhpe cha
rac;er. Gov Shannon alleges that me hote o, 'ile
Secretary is so gross in lis character, so offensive
thar he can only demand that II be at once WITH
Vbs Mexican Minister replies with The utmost
warmth. He treats the earlier psrt OF Mr. ShIn
,on's correspondence as being suprrcilions and OF
;.nsisc iusliGes all Ina; he has himself written pro-
tests thst the Mexican Government, has DONE and Is
dang all that il 10 prevent rapture vita ,'ie
United Stares, but that affairs have reached such
crisis that il is necessary for hls Government TO
speak out pluinly before the world. Tie therefore
declines to Withdraw he rote.
49,. Len &c Liant
r'at me Mexican Minister il Of the opinion that VII
shannon does not speak the sentiments OF MAJOR
ty of the people OF the United States IN relation 10
he feyes question. He considered. t0o thai our
fecent Presidential contest must have resulted IL
the election of Mr. Clay. and he speaks OF that gen
tlemap, Mr.. Adams, and the United States Senate
in terms she most d4iuty, while he holds Mr. TyIera
Administration alone responsible for the presen'
implication Of affairs between the two countries
What feet the result of Mr.. Folks election may
have in Mexico unable 10 say.
From the officers OF the Spartan We learn thai
Gen. Daft Grrcn mad arrived ut Vera Cruz, from
me city of Mexico with dispatches for our Govern
,neni, and embarked Immediately on board the cut
TER Woodnurg. the W. smiled for Pensacola on
he l7th, The day Of sailing OF Inc Spartan The Of s.
patches Of Gen. g. thought 10 DC OF the greatest
importance.
So far MS we can learn from most hnsy perusal
Il cur es Disturbances have broken out in the
State OF Jasco, the capital of ~hichis Guadalaj ara
Gen Paroles appears 10 be The head OF the move
nen' end the affair is evidently regarded bY the
press and By the officers OF the Government as ex-
,rsniely serious singular circumstance IN Inc
business IL, that Gen. CaDaiizo, the provisional"
President, is now giving orders 10 the CoastiJu
tona'' President, santa Ana. The latter having r.
ceyed notice 10 place himself at the head OF Tie
troops concentrated at JslaPpa, at once Joyiuiiy
complies His orders were TO march ut once to
Queretaro, city three or four DAYS march from
Mexico and on the road 10 Guadalol ara, there TO
operate as the exigencies ofihe case might demand
Santa ana put his troops at once IN notion and an
| nounces 10 headquarters that he has nn0er hls
command I 900 Infantry, l500 cavalry, and 20 field
| pieces, all IL the beat state OF equipment
From Encero-oneof Santa A MAS hucen5as, near
Jalapn, where he met his new bride-he issued, or
the 9th iast brief and spirits6eddress TO The army
lie denounces the conduct Of paredes 10 stirring up
| Il revolution in Guadalsiara declares him traitor
aud the instrument Of faction, and appeals 10 the
troops by their former exploits TO stand by him, and
chaelise the Infamous crime.
General CanaiZo, loo, issues his addresses from
,h- Capital 10 the Mexican nation and 10 The army
appealing 10 them siand by their country and 10y
santa n in this moment when the nation, a'ready
involved ia war with Texas is now threatened with
new internal dissentions He appears 10 regret thai
the march OF the army upon Texas should have
been interrupted by this last outbreak but promises
10 meta out 10 the guilty all the punishment the LEWIS
will authorize.
Gen. aris,a appears 10 be all this while engaged
in depressing the Indian ouirages in Northern aexi
co the accounts Of which already given BY u.s. hive
not been exaggerated. The loss in The affairs OF
Los nioras are stated by him. in his official report,
in nearly the same figures as we gave. PIC.
The Bee says:
We learn that the American Minister Plenipoten-
tiary, Wilson Shannon, Esq. has temporarily sus-
peuded all his official relation with the Mexican
Government.
The Batavia Spirit Of the Times names Hon. HE-
MAN ]. RtDFIELD, IN eminent Loco-Foco Of Cen
esfeo county, for the United States Senate:
[Albauy Argus.
g-Y- Hon. w. w. Sou,hgate of Covington tKy.)
is announced by the Maysville Eagle as a candidate
for Congress from that district.
~ The Springfield ard Hartford Railroad
opens to-day forreguiar travel.
e. The Hon. A. STEVENSON, in a note publish
ed in the Richmond Enquirer, declines bsing can
diJaie for u. s. Senator.
S~Ef- The Lower House of the Virginia Legsla-
rurs has resolved by of74 to 81 10 receive the
States share ofthe proceeds OF the sales OF the Pub
lie Lands.
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE, Nov. 30.-A
message No 81 was received from the Governor, in
forming the House that he had received etterirom
an agent from the State of Massachusetts, stating
Ills arrival in the city of Charleston, ard whose
business to ascertain how many, if any, of the
citizens Of that State were imprisoned ia Souta
Carolina by the operation of certain laws Of this
State, AID whose further business was 10 test the
c"asiitu,ionaIiy OF any such d-entions before Ii.
Supreme Court of the United States.
ABUsE.-count Mnzarin kept complete col'cc
ton Of The libes written about him; it amounted
forty-siS quario volumes. Cotton Alather, before
he died, collected al! The abusive paragraphs thar
had been Published ageins, him, had them bourdin
a scrap book and letI-rcd "Libeis. Father fdr
gre them" How many volumes of libels have
heen Vriuen against HESRY CLAYl Can any Loco
TOGO guess near the ma'k CHM. Atlas.
The REcEPIIoN-The President elect YVES re-
ceiycd in Thursday by his political friends
in sly lie both appropriate rnd credubc 70 The oc
casion. The morning procession, though not re-
mafkGble for enthusiasm, was well ordered, and the
evoung demonstrations psseed Of without the slight
est disturbance or the indulgence Of excuses.
Nashville Wing.
" The Commercial Adrcrtiser denies, from
pereonsl knowledge, the truth of the statement
made by some days since that Mr. Torrey was
brought INTO Court in irons. We made the state