The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

compelled 10 dltgust himself and take convey.
auce m common coach Of the country The
particulars OF this battle are not given, bat We
presume The victory was achieved b. g. n Para
des 1t great expense Il NE, as is usully the case
M Mexican Wa lpe.
In Northern Mexico Inc revolution has been
general throughout Inc country. Az The las, aC-
c1unts, Gen Cdnses IN conjunction with Gen
Arista, were marching AT The head 0I large
.iurce against Gen. Won VINO still held cut IN
favor u centraism.
The revolution broke ont inihe city Of Uala-
maras on he 10 h ut. On the reception Of the
news IN MataGioras, Of the sue, ess Gf III, Fed
era! party, The crz ms opposed TO cenltaiIsm
aud N favor OF Federalism, assembled at the
most public places aud imm, aiey denounced
The Tgrant, and publicly proclaimed for tie Fed
eral cause. Great excitement prevailed IN the
CITY during the outbreak--Gen c la was seized
aud mpr, oned--lhe Shout fer liberty and down
with cen'raIl,m became gener IN all quarters,
until the revolution became triumphant.
In Monterey the same scenes were enac'ed
as IN other cities, bot OF more sangu'nary
character The particulars we have not re-
ce!ved. further than an account OF the death Of
Gen Jose Nara Orlaga, Governor OF the city
OF Monterey, who was publicly buichered tor
his faithful adherence 10 the cause OF Santa
Anna.
Ne are informed, says the same paper Of the
II n inst, that on the 9Th nit, upwards OF fifty
horses were stolen from Corpus Christi. IL IS
mt known by whom the THEFT was committed;
but AN Xpedluon had been fitted out and sent
in putsur, who had not returned at last &C
counts. We a'sJ learn that the Caronkawa
Indians have collected large body and are
committing depredatiOns upon the property 0
be inhabnans utoundiug Arkansas Bay
When Ihr II. |, Kinney left, trade was con
sidered at Corpu Christi, brisk. Several Mex
lcans were in from Mexico, but there was
great scarcity Of goods, not an assortment stiff
clent 10 meet her demands
From the sea, OF Government we received *
papers, and The following from the News CON
lprlSes all the information rrcnlvet:--
| {!he steamer Dayton arrived on Monday 'hc
is h inst, but brought no mail from Washington
this rs more to be rrgre ted on account Of seve.
raj runors which have reached US in relation
10 he movements at the seat of government.
| The mnst lmpor ant ruEour fl lat is in refer,
ence To Gen BpfI' Green, the U s. Consul at
tins place, WIN II ia reported, has been barshly
fireated by .tits Exeoi,tfpe. H. ~, Uncle San
viii have more difficulties to arrange besides
those OF a Mexican character.
We know nothing Of the particulars thereof
aud shall calmly wait for further Developments
From what we can CLEAN from private sources,
we are led 10 believed that DR.. Jones is goIrg to
renounce !tuustonism and come cut strong in
iavor OF western measuroe, provided the west
will sustain hin. The western people have
never asked more than their righls--these have
been tenied them-proi ect them from the pred |
a'oyv lncursinn Of MeXicans, and he repeated |
deprtdations Of ladians--relit the navy and re
store her noble commander and DR.. Jones' would
soon become tue most popular President in
Western Texas.
Capt. Jacqu' Of the brig r yer, arrived a.
Galveston on de Sd inst. from Havana, reported
that when he sailed, rumor had reached that
ely OF the capture and imprisonment of Santa
AuHa al Vera Cruz,