Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
81. New ORLEANS. Nov.I4,
VERY LATE FROM FEXAS: z

s NEW ORLEANS. NOy.j4,
VERY LATE FROM TEXAS. =
| The steamship New York C.pl. Phil
lips, arrived lasl venlDg from Galveston,
bringing US papers from thai lcIIy Of SAT-
urday last, he Isl instant. I.
The Civilian sayslhat the 800 dragons
to.be stationed al Austin. under Maior
Fauntlrroy. have doubtless reached tllsir
destination. They crossed the B yassos al:
Nashville on the Cd October, 53;:.-53:
Therelurns are not yel allIn ofthe vote.
upon the adoption of the Constitution oe
/ Texas, bui there las been 20 serious op
position heard of from any quarter. In
! Lagrange precinct the vole upon Annex
alton was 25l in favor of il, and only Two,
! against il. So, q; sss,;2.
Generals Risk, Lamar and Houston.
archie most prominent candidates named
10 represenithe new Stale in the Senate.
of The United States. y 80
h The. Civilian announces thai Mr. Sa.'
l,ligny will positively yrevisitsT Texas preyi{
Gus 10 returning 10 Europe. 4,
Nol.a word by this arrival DOVE have
from the troops at Corpus Christis 10 indi-7:
cate any change in 4 health of The solss
diers, or their. habits Of ACTIVITY hersss
}ltReln To- talk about, Business continues.
animated, Mexicotradess arriving and de
parting freely Tie Galveston News; says;
ihat Mai Hays aud Capt. Nice Colloush,
with their companies well mouuted,N ,Nare'
now on on an expedition to the Rio Grand
The Lagrange (Fayetle County, Tele-.
srapa meniions that during the night of
the 18th ult., the town Of Gonzales was
visited by party Of horse thieves, aud 90
Of the finest horses in the place; were sto-
len. 1t is not known whether the party
were Indians. Mexcans or white men but
| the former bear the burden OF suspicion.
Merico and the United StateS.-It has
already been mentioned in the pupars of
The city that Mr. Parrot, who arrived here
on Inc McKim, having been transferred
from the Princeton, vas the nearer Of des
patches of importance to the United States
Government, He left toma uu Sunday
for his destination.
Variou, considerations induce as to be-
lieve that Mexico is most anxious al this
moment to renew her diplomatic relations
with the Uuiipd States, aud 10 treat d.
recly for definite boundary between the
two Governments. II will probably ap
pear in linn. that neither President Her
rera or Gen. Arista has entertained for a
u moment the thought Of re- e-conquering
Texas, nor should we he surprised to learn
lha, there has been an informal under
standing between Gtns, Taylor and Arisia
ha: the latter should make no aggression
on The east bank oflhe Ri' Grande which
could lead 10 oslilitrs-n"thlng that
should look like the permanent occupation
of the eastern bank. small detaclIments
sent out to project against the incursinns
of the Cumanches would MOI violate the
tenor of any such understanding. X.
FROM conversation with those who have
access 10 the best sources of information in
regard 10 Mexico, we infer that speedy
revolution in that country is inevitable. II
is inlimaled, and very generally believed.
thai with the new order oil thugs. Gcnl
Almnnle will come to the head of affairs.
To rule in Mexico, unless with an absn
Lutte ana undisputed sway, would hardly
seem worth any map's ambition al pres
enl; but there is something so seductive in
the exercise of power, that there are ever
aspirauls enough for it. Oi those ~ ho
have been named in conuexion With Mex
ico. Gen. A'munte, is better known in the
United States Than any other. He enjoys
here "A reputation for fair abiIiriesi courage
and Enthusiastically enough of the fifsl,'
we fear, for the crisis 10 which his country
is placed He has heen represented as a
warm partisan of Santa Anna. and i,
would be well (or Mexico If he could in
| fuse little ofihe auer.s energy into the
administration of affairs. Wilhoul the as
sislance of snmo men of signal intelligence
and nerve. fertile in resources and prompt
TO acl, Mexico is irrelrievably lost. Pic.
The Great Fire.-The Piusburg' Jour
mol says: at is nearly seven months since
the occurrence ofthegrear calamity which
! made ruin Of one third Of this city. The
vas' burnt district is nearly, covered with
new and ham,soirme structures, and yet the
FIRE is'n6t' wholly extiusuished Yeser-
day our attention was called 10 burning
embersein vaplt on Third street, directly
opposite eur Office, perhas the last remnant
of the memorable kindlins of thf l6lh
j April.' 80. @.g..l. -