Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
From me Nse 0,l,u,s Pieoy,ne. S.p.7.


August. Is her we have received file of
III Gtjc". u ranpico paper, down to the 2Ith
ol August, and copy ol III Sigto Die v
Nuere, ot tie /! "a ult, from the capital-a
week later than Was received by the Joaquina
or the 3lst ult. But to the news.
Mexico has not yet declared war. nor does
she appear IN any manner competent to do
-. The country is rent hy dissensions Open
rcvolts have at last broken out i'm the army /;
and on all hands the ambitious military chief
tolns are quarrelliug among themselves.
The President has at last succeeded i'm the
iormation oi cabinet, which is composed as
follows State Departmcnt.--Sr. ID. Manuel
de la Pelia Feila Justice. Ecclesiastical Al
fairs. SSc.---Sr ID. Jose Bernardo Couto; Trca-
smy Departmental. Pedro +. del Castillo
War aud Marinc---D. Pedro Maria Anaya.-
| We cannot make room for their letters of ac-
CcptanCc of office, all dated August IIth.-
They are wonderfully silent about the foreign
relation of the country, and war with the Uni
States.
-Ihe Siglo fthe 10Th states that rumor had
prevailed for three DAYS in the capital of u
military revolt In one section ol the army nm
der Gen. FilIsula, on it, march To Texas
Without VouchinC for their accuracy. the Sir-
10 gives some ol the details of the movement.
IL appears that the chiefs and officers of the
vanguard of this division, while three leagues
distant from San Luis Potosi. taking advantage
oi The nom 'ntaTy absence at Generals Filiso "a
AMI Gaona, assembled (CR jrWtd) and agreed
that they would not continue their march up
ON Texas unless they should receive, besides
their full pay. all the equipments. perouisitcs.
and provisions of an army OF campaign This
resolution they reduced TO formal act. II
was reported further that Generals Filisola
and Paratcs arrived just at the moment. and
prevailed upon the division TO resume their
march.
Ell GJen of the 18th ultimo has the same
rumors, but states that il is likewise reported
that the disailectcd portion of the army has in
corporated itself with the forces under General
Parcdes; that the latter refuses to obey the
government; that the third division of the
army, which Is under his command il dispos-
cd Tor pTORuRciGmcnto and il il seven wills
pered that the object of il will be to proclaim
consul. III GGen is more than half inclined
TO believe all this. There are evidently some
operations on foot hostile TO the government.
but the precise object of which has not yet
TRANSFERRED. number oi the Sigio which we
have not seen has been received at Tampico
IL mentions the arrival i'll the city of Mexico
oil commissioners from Paroles and Filsola
The editor of the SigLo is excessively indig-
nant that officers, WHO have lived at the ex-
pense of the nation, should when ordered TO
the frontiers, In defend the most sacred rights
oil the country, impose conditions upon their
government. Ii insists, with some spirit and
"a little Mexican buster. that they should be
discharged from the service.
The editor of the .Siglo writes i'm the most
despairing tone OF the internal condition of
the republic, and of the state of political NOR
ais at the capital. Here, he saws, criminals
have no shame because crime has no punish
mcnt. lmpmnty il the rule of the day Men
enter upon rcNolts as speculations, in which
little is risked, and much may be- gained
Such Is the tone oil his speculation which we
would translate had we room, TO show the
complete moral disorganization of society in
Mexico--a prey 10 jobbeTs, spectators, mill
tary aspirants, and adventures.
Letters have been received at Tampico from
San LUIS Potosi, which announce that a rev
olution Is near at hand. There appears To be
a strong demand for the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of
the federal constitution of 1924 and il This
be not granted by the government, il is likely
TO BE- carried by force. In the departmental
assembly oi Tamaulipas, proposition to sec
ond the initiative OF IacateCas (ior the restora-
ton oi this Constitution) has already been in
troduCed. Should we have arrivals. we are
not likely To wait many DAYS for news of the
results OF the various Vaccinations of the rev.
olutionists. Our limits will not allow us to
enter into any speculations upon this subject
suggested by the papers before us and al which
we have had only time hastily To glance.
The house oi Lizardi x Co. is again bitterly
censurcd for its mismanagemcnt of Mexican
finances; but the controversy on this subject
has been carried on in London, and is not. of
course, new here.
Gen Parcdes has become involved in vio-
lent newspaper controversy with Sr. Doves,
deputy, who 50 discounted the late ministry.
The President has expressed TO the General
ms enduring confidence i'll his fidelity and pa
triotiSm.
Gen Arista, too, is quauclling through the
papers with Gen. Notwithstanding himself
and accusing VOL of characterization. &c.-
We note tile affair only to show how the mil
itary leaders OF Mexico are divided amongst
themselves.
On the 23d ult. the Mexican steamer Quad
clupe was expected at Tampico, with from
500 to 200 tents for the troops of the army
OF the north.
There were no American vessels at Tampi.
co when the lucatcCo sailed. nor does the can
tain bring any important verbal news. Ru-
mors, however, abOund-for which we have
not room
Advices to the 18th of August have been
received at Mexico from Guatemala An eff
''iA 10 -tHltDilSli lllc bonds OF led
Grafton between the States of San Salvador
Guatemala, and Honduras. For this purpose
the two former States have appointed commits
sioncrs to meet at Zonzonate. to deliberate
upon conditions. Guatemala has also named
commissioner TO mtiiy treaty of peace with
Honduras, and another of commerce with San
Salvador.
The constituent Congress of Guatemala has
also passed two decrees-one Introducing
some very strict measures of economy. and
regulating the order in which the public cred.
itors shall be paid the other providing that
the products of Mexico introduced into tbat
State should pay the same duties as if they
proceeded from any other foreign country.
CONNECTION OF CHARLESTON AND
NASllVIlLE.--The Charleston Mercury re-.
icrS TO the meeting held in july last, at Nash
vile, to considcr the prdcticability and cxpc.