Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
From the New Orlcan<
LATER FROM MEXICO

AZ fcSetscu uuVlceS trO0
Mexico as late as the 2nd ult. The
'an. ihtell'gence.we have yet read ii
ol 'he Chamber of Deputies to vote
CURED by the Mexican Executive for|
the campaign against Texas. A M,
committee to which the subject was
ported that the Executive should he !,
obtain loan of three millions or 4
the 18th ult., this policy~was strenuon
ed by Senors Tornel and Rodriguez
earnestly opposed by Sonors Saeaco,
The vote was taken on the 10th of &
the Chamber then refused. by a ma;
to IL, to entertain the projet de Ioi ~
by tie committee. The debate q, !,
is said to have been full of interest,
was filled with spectators, who onnIor
ferent speakers in their turn mos, y
Those members opposed to the loan
that to save the republic from the emb
and dangers with which she was mo,
must be complete change of miois,r
confirmed in the belief that Sans. -
carry with him a majority of d
part Of the repablic; but this po1
lean population appears disposedtq
iy as any, that Texas must be rcco.
make this a point of national i6nor
humble opinion it is more the dcfah
al pride than Of any rcasonab b -
success.
Those best informed in Mexicanr
revolution inevitablo-many thai 4
ready laid, and that the explos!oa n
Immediately.
The Minister of Finance, Trigus
signed his position. Grievous cha 81
made against him, and he had pre,!)
cd his desire 10 retire from the admi/
the wishes Of his associates in pom4
to rcnain.
uruena, tho miscreant who indI
ciouS outrage upon a Frcnchmun 81
been convicted and sentenced TO e<
prisonmont. lie has appealed, ~
decision. Some of the Mexican pe-
this mans crimes have been grosslJ
In New Mexico there have beea
disturbances. An attemp, was ma
| ate the Governor in his own housc
IT was unsuccessful, and tho Grimm
killed Various encounters bctwe,u
near Abiquich and tho Mexicans h 4
in which many men were killed. 4
as usual, attribute all these collision
ty of the Americans, ruoIIshIy supp
Indians are supplied with their ann
from the American trading posts.
Tho Censor of Yer, Cruz anno
pariure Of President Santa Anna
enda Of Mango de C!avo tc meet r
| cero. II
A Frenchman writes TO lie Couc
that he has discovered somo miues<
quicksilver within thirty leagues y
He is not, however, allowed 10 wo6
grand discussion is going OH as to =
of the Republic in regard to the H.
ers in working mines in Mexico !.
man thinks himself injured deep
papers before us wo think he Id
reason, but there are other mad 10
between France and Mexico Z
consequence than this, that we i.
hear of it again. =,
The journals of Oajaco contjGc %
tails of the misfortunes Cause n
several Of the Mexican provineesr
not interest our readers. Kf
Senor ID. Francisco Lombardo n !.
ed Professionally Minister in pR3n,
gueros, resigned.
A murder was committed ID
the city of Mexico, of u Frenc4
roin. carpenter by trade. h
named Navarro, lithographet 4 K
We invite attention to the rst III
: upon Oregon. The occupancy
iriiling matter, and now that Il
is over, and we have a true q
Unions helm, we trust the ma "
, adjusted. -
The present population OF q
thousand, and they have forsj =
elected officers, established CO
land titles. Cattle and stock al s,
Pidly accumulating under I'd
failing pasturnge. Provisi& 4 I
lent quality are abundant anth hi,
no! means now for Oregon. n
THE BRITISH INvAsIN /
The annexed article, whA !
New York Sun, is severe Su ssl
macy of our government. vhi .
and resolute assertion Of oor
and contented Itself with holdi -
patton with a power which ha
foot on the territory at ui.. 4.
wolf that begged Of the silly Z M
sence oftbe mother, for the adj Il
through the crack Of the doc
leg, and lastly the snout, 50 Cd y
force in the whole body, ind z, ~
by devoring the young bys. al
our imbecile admin:st, ,aon ihs ~.
such power 10 any sort Of y q
gon. While we have been !, rs
doubted right-about ssdi y.