The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-07

doing all that il eau 10 prevent rupture with Ia
United States, but that affairs htse reached such
crisis that IL Is necessary for his government TO spea
out plainly before the world. He therefore de
| cines TO withdraw the note.
From the tone Of this letter. it's evident enough
that the Mexican Minister is Of Tia opinion that Mr.
shannon does not speak the sentinsots of majority
Of the people Of the United States IN relation 10 the
Texas question. He considered toe that our recent
presidential contest must have rescued in the cleo
lion Of Mr.. Clay, and he speaks of hat gentleman,
Mr.. Adams, and the United States enate, in terms
the most dainty, while he holds MrTylers admin
istraton alone responsible for the p.sent compca-
ton Of affairs between the two cantres. What
effect the result of Mr.. Folks electl may have in
Mexico unable to say.
From the officers of tho Sparta we learn that
Gen. Dub Green had arrived at Vra Cruz from
the city OF Mexico, with dispatches n our Govo'n-
ment, and embarked Immediately on ,ard the cutter
Woodbury.. The Woodbury. sailed + Pensacola on
the l7th-the day Of sailing of the spartan. The
dispatches OF Gen. Green are thou,t to be Of the
greatest importance.
So far as we can learn from mo hasty per,isal
OF our files, disturbances have breen out in the
State OF Jaliseo the capital of whichs GuadlaJara
General Parades appears To be at ae head OF the
movement, and the affair is evdentlregarde& by the
press and by the officers of the gsernmep as ex-
tremely serious A singular Circumstance in the
business is, that Gen. Canalizo, tn " Provisional I"
President, is now giving orders to IL Contitution-
al " President, Santa Anna. The after htving re-
ceiyed notice 10 place himself atlhe heal Of the
troops concentrated at Jalapa, once joyfulIy
complies His orders were to march al once to
e2uerelaro, city three or four ays mach from
Mexico, and on the road to Guaal ara, there TO
operate as the exigencies Of the cse night lemand
santa Anna put his troops at orce y motion, aud
announces TO head quarters tina. he has Dder his
I and
pieces, all IN the best state Of equipment.
From Encero--one of Santa Ann's hacendas,
near Jalapa, where he met his new bnde--he issued,
on the 9th instant, brief and spirited address to the
army He denounces the condud Of Paroles, in
stirring up revolution in Guadalajra declares him
traitor and the instrument Of iacion and appeals
to the troops by their former exroits to stand by
him, and chastise the Infamous rhine. He calls
himself the humble instrument Of he Government,
ready TO do all in his power to preserve the integrity
OF the territory and sustain the Institutional gov
eminent
Gen. Canalizo, too issues his actresses from the
Capital to the Mexican nation ando the army, ap-
pealing 10 them to stand by their country and by
Santa Anna in this moment when thtnaton, already
involved In war with Texas, is low threatened
with new internal dissensions. He npears to regret
that the march Of the army upon Teas should have
been interrupted by this last outbreA, but promises
to me'e out to the guilty all the punishment the laws
will authorize.
Gen. Arista appears to be OK this while engaged
In depressing the Indian opfages IN Northern Next
CO, the accounts of p.sIch already given by u.s. have
not been exaggerated The loss in the affairs Of
Los Moros are stated by him, in his official report
In nearly the same figures as We gave.
Want Of time and room prevents us going more into
detail in relation to the affairs of Mexico. We shall
now look with anxiety for another arrival from Ina
distracted country.