Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-13

, size had been soma tins sIpseisd. w,
! received nothing ~ the Safaloga, bv
we're assured hat q lstlsf from en- Office
% board stated explicitly that prior 10
lho departure Of The ship from vefs
! Cfua, ajsicss had been received there
from The capital, that Congress had au
lhghicd the President Of McSico 10 de.
Glare var against the United States, and
that Geo. Herrera had 10 consequences or.
dered 1900 men 10 the RIO Grande (who
bad already taken up their limo Of march
Tor their deslination) and issued orders
for raising a much larger force, Such
we're the mornings rumors.
Alta late hour in the day We we're in.
Indebted 10 the courtesy Of the Tropic for
a slip containing letter from their Pen.
saeoa correspondent A postscript to
the letter confirms the arrival OF the Sar
aAoga, after passage Of thirteen days
lSlso confirms the election Of Gen. Her
rera, as reported here by Capt Gormez,
rom Tampco IL further states that
Mexico does not intend to declare war
against this country, bu, will exert her
u lmost efforts TO conquer Texas.
The Tropics correspondent assigns TO
Gen. Almonte q place in The mex, minis.
try, with the portfolio either Of Finance
or War--"lhe FIRST most probably"
The Tropics correspondent writes that
Com. Conner has no intentions OF leaving
Pensacola with his feet until he hears OF
declaration Of war or an &C, Of HOSTILE
ty by Mexico. lie will then sail with his
whole squadron for San Juan d'Ulua.
Till then he will keep one or two vessels
on the Texan and Mexican coast, 10 main.
tain his communica lions with Gen. Tay.
Tor.
From the same paper, Of the TIN in
slant:
LATER AND INFORMANT FROM MEXICO. -
The Mexican schooner Yucateco, Prats
master, arrived a, this port yesterday,
from Tampico whence she sailed on the
30'h OF August. BY her VIZ have receiy.
ed file of Ell Ggen, a Tampco paper,
down to the 9Th Of August, and copy
Of FL Sigio Diszy Nuere of the 18th ult. |
from the capitai-a week later than was
received by The Joaquina on the 3la ul..
But TO tho news.
Mexico has not yet declared war, nor
Ices she appear in any manner competent
% do so. The country is rent by dissen-
'ions. Open revolls have at last broken
'ut in the army, and on all hands the am.
'Itious military chieftains are quarrelling
Imong themselves.
=. The President has At last succeeded in
he formation Of Cabinet, which is com.
'osej as foIlows:-Slate Department, Sr.
}. Manuel de la Pena y Pena; Justice, Ec-
esias,ical Affairs, &c, Sr. D. Jose Ber-
lardo Coulo; Treasury Department, ID,
'edro F. del Castillo; War and Marine,
}. Pedro Maria Anaya. We cannot make
Dom for their letters OF acceptance Of :
tfice, all dated August l4th. They are |
silent about the foreign rela- !
ions of the country and war with the {
United States.
The Siglo of the 10th states that a ru. y
Tor had prevailed for three Gays in tho a
apltal Of a military revolt in one section o
t The army under Gen. Filisola, on its "
,arch to Texas. Without vouching for e.
heir accuracy the Siglo gives some Of the
etalls OF the movement. II appears tina, 9
ne chiefs and officers OF the vanguard OF :
his division, while three leagues distant G
rom San Luis Potosi, taking advantage ;.
the momentary absence OF Generals :;
lllsola aud Gaona, assembled Zen junta) =
nd agreed that they would not continne :,
lelE march upon Texas unless they y
Mould receive, besides heir full pay, ali r.
le equipments, perquisites, and proyis. :,
ms OF an army fcampaign, This res. :,
luton they reduced to formal act. Ill =
as reported further that Generals Fill. ~
ola and Paredes arrived ust at the mo- -
ent, and prevailed upon the division to :. &c
'sume themarch. ~
FL Oejen Of the eth ut. has the same "a
lmors, but states that it is likewise re. :"
'rIed that the disaffecled portion o: the u"
my has incorporated itself with the for.
IS under Gen. Paroles; that the latter oe
fuses 10 obey the Government; that The 10
Ird division of the army, which is undo. 40
5 command, is disposed for pronuncid. li' -,
INTO, and, 1t IS even whispered, that the w
Ject OF 1t will be TO proclaim Consul.
G9en is more than halt inclined to be- sn'
we all this. There are evidently some t0I
erationc IN foot ho,,,Io a. IL lpC