The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-19
From ihe New York Herald,


Highly Important from ,MexicO--War with that
Republic--Sapta Anna in Trouble at Home--
- Arrival Of Dispatches. ss.a7 i,B lad u,svvo /
The English frigaie Spartan Capain Elliott arrived
at New Orleans on the 2Sh Hit with advices from Vera
Cruz 10 the l7lh These advices are of the most i'm
ponant character. siqop7 gs-ifrnA s,t le sea (
+, II appears that COR Mnkeruwas Inomehtariyi ex-
peclng his passports leave The eounry ihatthe Brit
ish Ambassador had despatched special messenger 10
England ialeonse4aeuce otIihe affairs between this
country ndMeAieo assuming ID critical position; ,and
that speaial messengers bad started for Washington
with dispatches to our government A Isl 9id9 sJs
According 10 this newsea adairs between Mexico and
The Unled Siatesiook peryyarke, and rupture be-
tween The Two nations may eadtogery serious difficulty
with England, If with no other European government
a. We take the annexed particulars from the New Or
leans papers Of the 2sth uE o iiss oa ri 81 Aseas
,Capt, Elicit with sevsral OF his officers, caneiup
from the Baze yesterday, and has taken lodgingsal
the ST. Charles Hotel We understand that the Spartan
brought dispatches for the English Government and in
bepresept critical state Of Mexican aais they are
doubtless OF great importance. gsgf lJs gii7siu.ay
The city was rife with runners yesterday morning, to
the effect that our Minister 10 Mexico, The Hon. Wilson
Shannon, had demanded bis passports and was onh
way home add also that serious revolution had bro
ken out in Mexico, which had resulted nthe overthrow
OF Santa Anna. There certainty was some foundation
f2rths startling intelligence but the does not turn
ou as simporlant as was at first reported although still
ol momenons NATURE aaGs VI an lusaE1s1tG !
An nsurreetion has broken out at tGuadalakara-
Gpanapsio and San Luis sufficiently serious to require
1.-The personal attention OF Santa Anna The movement
Twas headed by Gen. Pareotes, who calls The President
10 an account for the enormous sums of money expend
ed during his ADMINISTRATION Our information on this
subjec.is derived from letter dated Mexico, the 10th
November from highly respectable and unquestionaSe
source Santa Anna had raised an army Of 900
men, and proceeded towards Guadalaxara for the pur
pose Of luelling The sediop II is rgpored likewise
That The iwo adjoining provinces had Joined the move
! neng but The last mail which had reached he city d
Mexico, failed to cotIoberss This intelligence.
We learn further thai The American Minister P!ent
polenliay, Wilson Shannon Esq., has temporarily sus
pended all his official relations wilhhe Mexican Gov
eminent II seems that ihe American Minister thongh
properto demonstrate with the Government upon The
subject Of The projected INVASION Of Texas His com
plants were received with very bad grace, and we
are informed that the Mexican Minister replied to Mt
Shannon, that1he Unled States had nothing whatever
10 Do with the internal affairs os Mexico, and that what
ever proceedings might be in contemplation against
revoled province, was no concern whatever Of NJ
EGRiIed States er,oI any other tereigngpower. M4
Shannon Letter is published at length in the Naeiosa
tof The 9h plt Ills spicy and somewhat objngatofy
production in which strong language is employed, anE
), threatening il,imation held out. .t,l
4 The iepfy Of the Minister q Foreign Affairs, seno
ERejoh is IN substance, as stated, though eouched il
courteous and respectful terms It enters into an elabo
rate examination Of the; various topics embraced in Mi
shahnohs letter. and attempts 70 Iefpe the grounds
: the protest - ,-.,,,s .s,;, !, ~, ~, :, -,
As proof that this difficulty is considered important
: Mr., Bankhead The British Minister al Mexico, imne
diaeY dispatched The ship ofwar Spartan to the Balize
underline command of Lord Minto with dispatches fo
the same government. The American Minister avail
ed hmseltsof the same opportunity to lay before th
United; States Government statement of what hat
19Eaanspired t9.l& sFesM ;dt7f g,hatgs sasg issa
Ftoai the officers of the Spartan we learn that Gen
Duff Green hadarrived at Vera Cruz fromathe city
Mexico, with dispatches for our government and EN-
fbafked3 Immediately on board the cutter Woodbury.
The w. sailed for Pensacola on the l7ih- The day 3
the sailing OF the SpaHans The dispatches Of Gen. q
are thoughtto be. ofthe greatest Importance, aF4
EalSofm asecan learn from the hastype rusai of ou
fles disturbances have broken out the State Of Jalis
coftLs'capitaloi which is Guadhlajara. Gen! Rarede
appears to be at the head of the movement and III
affair isevdep'g by thepress and by the off
cers Of the government, as extremely serious "A sin
gular Circumstance in the business Is, that Gen Cana
lizO, he"Provis ona President. IS now giving order
TO. the Constitutional" President Santa Anna. Til
latter having received notice to place himself the heac
the troops concentrated at Jalappa atonce joyub
complies His orders were to march atonce to Cuere
taro, city three or four days marchtrom Mexico am
ohthefoadto to Guauaajara there to operate as the e&
, gences of the case might demand Santa Anna put I'll
roops at once in motion, and annopncesto head qua
terssthat he has under his Gop|m9nd 7O0O infantry
1900 cavehy and 90 fedPeccs, all in the best state
r equipment. -.-------z-------,--
From Encero, one Of Sihia Anna bacfeuaes, nea
Jaapa where he met his new brde-he issued, on lii
10Th inst breif and spirited address 10 lie army HI
n denouhees bsconduc Of Pafedes5 IN stirring up re
voluon in Guadalaiara, decareshim attaitor, andih
instrument aafaclion,1 and appeals to the troops b
therfOner expoils to stand by him. and chaslise th
4 infamous crines He calls himselttne humble insIrl
meht otthe Government, ready To- doall in bis powe
preserve the integrity Of the territory and sustain ih
m !