Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05


,caa Etccsiise fof Carrying on the campaign
ga ne Torss A msjofiy Of the com
nis,-eio which the suJec was uteucd. re
rouea ihs, the Executive should b. author.
I'D 70 obtain losn Of three millions 81
dollan The vote IVES taken on the i7ih
IF Oclober, AID the Chamber then refused
by msjofay ofss TO Il, to entertain the
Yfo'ffi it ii recommended by the eommIt.
ict. The d'bais on the occasion !. snld
70 have bsfn tiil u interest The house
was hlled 18th spectators who sp2la1det
the different SPEAKERS in their turn socIicr
oHly Those members opposed to the
loan maintained that 10 save tho republic
fon crtausssmcn,s and danger: wnh
which SIC was menaced. there must be a
ronpiets cbsnec of ministry WeaF con.
htmrd IN the belief that Santa Anna does
NJ, carry with him a majority Of the bcr
d,pos,d pan Of the repnblie bu, Ihls por
lion Il the MsSlcan population oppears dis
pcsc3 10 insist, - strongly ss any that Tex.
as mus be recovered They make this a
re'n' ~ ns'i0ra honor h,h in our humble
opinion !, IS more ihe d,cu,cs Of a ns,ion,l
pride than any reasonable expectation Of
sueceu
Those bcs informed in Mexican affairs
think = revolution inevitable many, that
that the train is already laid. and that III.
explosion wil be heafd Immediately
Tho Minister Of Finance. Tfigueros has
re,.ne1 his position Grevious charges has
been made against him. and he has prcvi
onsly expressed his desire 10 retro from the
frgip al. - -
oin,ion in roRcr induced him to remain.
Senior ID Francisco Lombardo has been
appointed professionally Minister in place
of Srnot Tirigueros resigned.
The Censor Of Vera Cruz announces the
departure Of President Santa Anna from
MS iaeieada of Mango dc Calvo 10 r.ee,
his bride 8, Encoro
A Ffenchman wtilcs,o lie Courier Fran.
tais that be has discovered some mines Of
coal and ~ quicksilver within thirty lea.
Cnes of Guanajuato, he is not, however, oil.
lowed to work them
The journal Of Csi,co continues foil Of
driails of the misforiunfs caused bv the
geies IN several OF the Mexican provinces
a murder was committed on the Goth
u'' in the CITY Of Mexico, Frenehma
nsu "herfinn. n carpenter bv trade -
r. ,i3e,ct was nlritI Navarro n liinQ.
srapner
From TIE Nsie Orleans Tfopie, 10 uh.
LATE FROM TEXAS s. MEXICO
By the arrival yesterday oflhe schooner
Lone Star from Galveston, we received
the Galveston News ofihe Is, inst
We do n0 see any official announcements
Of The fact, but from various intima,lans
given in The News we understand, tina,
Gen. Tcrrill is appointed Minister 10 En-
gland and Mr. Rielcy, Minister in the U
Sisters
The News publishes litter from cor.
responder, a, Corpus Christi, dated October
90, from which VIC make the following cx.
tract The intelligence is corroberaied,
snys The News, by passengers arrived from
Corpus Christi -
News from Mexico is Of rather interes-
ting feature. A few days ago about five
hundred Commanehes headed by the noted
Chief Santa Anna, made their appearance
a, Rancho near Gucrro, called ala Pabrial
10, and completely DESTROYED II, killing SIX.
" odd souls The Indians were afterwards
suacked by The troops Of Mier Guerro. but
they defeated the troops, killing about forty
and taking one piece Of artillery which
they threw into the river Rio Salando -
They then continued into the interior kill.
ing md taking prisoners until they renched
China, $50 miles from the Rio Grnnde.
there destroying the Rancho Ramras -
They were attacked by 600 troops, who
defeated the Indians, and took from them
nearly 200 prisoners, which they had Ia
ken. The loss on the side Of the Indians was
about 80. among whom !, is said to BE- their
Chiei Santa Anna. The Mexicans were
sill m pursni, about six days ago.
AisIa Is in command Of the northern
frontier I, Is reported iha, VOL has half
wav proclaimed acains, the Government,
Pfesldrn, Houston arrived at Washing
ton on the 9Th uli from the Indian county.
having accomplished HIS long cherished
object the ratification Il a treaty with the
ComarchH, aad ten other Of the wild In.
dian trihe
The Houston Vindca,or remarks on tins
gratifying result OF Prcslden, Housion's pol.
lev
The lrdiaos raricularlv the Camanches
prohfs rr-n' dcai II Willingness 10 keep
s,pssce with Texas; and f,he restless few
who are vet orrns, q 10 ,hsuealing with Ia.
dams, ~,N only fage, ,hev have received 10.
,rIrsa, tat,r hsnAs' aud ref,c, aron the
~ lneoss eood that has been ufscl,d nv I,
t,h- ,frsivl We doubt MT tina, the from
H. ~ill soon 10 tn fruri.h ing condn,oo.
r'~'--''rn ~ - '-ca,r. IL ken,
rr 3 .taas. .... a. alnle 20 IL
vance The true in,era OF the Wcs than
dozen companies az mosniod men. Oal
prospects, are indeed Frightening and If on
people wlll coly curb their MARTIAL spirii