Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 81.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 81.
From Merieo.-By the arrival of the
schr. Virginia Antoine,te, we have recei.
vod papers from the city of Mexico to the
2Slh. ul,. and from Vera Cruz 10 the Sd
inst. The Hesperia Of tf,e 2lst states thai
President Santa Anna had granted per.
mission to Gen. Sentmanat's family 10 ex-
hume his remains and transpor, them ,o
New Orleans.
The papers publish the particulars oi
the outrage committed on the pelson ol
| Tazieer, The French sailor. II appeared
he was beaten cruelty and matreated in
the most Infamous manner. The Mexican
papers are attempting 10 show that Tazieer
is a ''naturalized Mexican" and cannon
therefore claim the protection ofFrance.
A British sloop Of war lay in the harbor
waiting an arrival ofspecie, number OF
vessels were also lying outside The bar
bound in, but owing to the prevalence OF
north winds. no communication had been
had with the shore for twenty days. The
village of Tusban, about so miles South Of
Tampico, was nearly destroyed on the Isl
instant by severe gale.
President Santa Anna has issued cir
cular stating the conditions upon which
foreigners are allowed to enter the Repub-
lie by way Of The frontiers. 1sl. They
must enter the country by one of the places
designated for the trade with the United
States. I'd. All passports are 10 be pre-.
sented to the Custom House Collector a,
such point. Sd. A formal acknowledge
ment Of submission to the laws and author
tiles of the nation, during his residence in
the country.
Nopassport can embrace more than one
person, except such as are delivered 10
fathers Of families. which may include
their wives and sons under Is years.
The preceding articles apply TO all for
eigners travelling by the places indicted.
No passport will be delivered save for
one designated point, aud can only serve
for such place.
The fifth article states the formalities 10
be observed by the Custom, House Col
leclors:
The sixth provides for the expulsion Of
all foreigners who may obtain permission
into the territory by other means than those
pointed out 10 the preceding articles.
Those foreigners who may have come
into the country, prior to the PRONUNCIATION
Of this decree, are allowed to remain, pro-
vided their conduct has been irreproach-
able, and they have complied with the
laws relating to residence Of foreigners;
otherwise they are subject to expulsion;
within a delay no, exceeding six months.
A decree has been proposed by the Min
isler Of Finance closing to foreigo vessels
all other ports Of the Republic save those
Of Vera Cruz, Santa de Tamaulipas
(Tampico,) Campeachy and Acapulco
Foreign commerce can be carried ON in
the other ports but exclusively by Mexican
vessels.
By the brig J. W. Huntington. from
Vera Cruz. we have our regular files from
the Mexican capital. The Information re.
ceived some days since by The way of
Havana, of the liberation of the remain
ing Texiau prisoners, is confirmed. Two
Of them, F. J. Smith and William McMath
have arrived. We understand that the
whole number were released, exeept a
Spaniard named Alverez. Wha, would
be bis fate was not known. The U. s.
schooner Woodbury., which sailed from
Galveston on the 30th inst, having on
board Mr.. Green, bearer of Government
dispatches, had not arrived at Vera Cruz
on the e.h inst, nor was any American
vessel of war at Sacri6cios.-Five French
| vessels, Two British vessels and Spanish
shin were al auchor at the Island. Moth.
ing new toching the war against Texas.
Foreign.-We have look through the
English papers, which come by the last
packet, but find very little Of interest IN
them.
The London Spectator winds up a long
article by saying, that "there are but three
chances of peace for any English Govern.
ment--to bear the trouble patiently Till
O'Connell die {; to pension him of, which
could only be done at all by doing it 10
every sense handsomely or by beating
/ him at his own trade, and driving him
at his own trade. and driving him out ol
1.-The marke,, with gratifying The Irish peo.
ple Iffhe present ministry do not design
TO try tie last erpedient, some others uill." I"
So it seems, that the Tory party there,
as here, rely upon the gullibility of The
4 people. But it can hardly be supposed,
that after they have steadily and constant
advanced ia the consummation Of their OBJ.
I jects, that the Irish people can now be
| Aa,,ered caioIet or forced from their mr.
poses. OConnell may die, be peusnned,
or cease to agitate, but there are those
who will still carry forward the cause Of
repeal, till that measure of justice is ac.
eompiished.
PENIS Aduice to- his Chiidren.-Feal
God; show it in desire, RETAINING and
doing; keep the inward watch, keep. a
clear so.,I and a light heart Mind an in.