Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10

Incan, for his very gallant defence of the city of Puebh Tins generals address io his troops, after inc fbrces of Santa Anna had given in their adhe- renee to the Government, full of generous tribute m ,he gallnlry of his associates Tn command, and inc deyotion o citizens and soldiers 10 the cause ol their country.
 Offical notice was given on the I4lh to all foreign residents in the country, that they must during the month renew their "lelers of security or passports uuder pain of hne imprisonment; and the authori- ties were charged to see the laws of November, 1912 and '42, m this regard, strclly enforced.
 General corIaZar has voluntarily relnquIshed the command of the nepartmen' ol Guanajuaio, confer. red upon him by the Government. He pleads his m frnles and the desire to attend to his prlSae al- urs, bat declares his readiness al all times to take up mms for his country, when her independence shall be meaaeed against any foreign nation.
 Gen. Herrera has exercised his power 10 grant parons in favor of several officers and soldiers con demned to oeah by former councils ofwar.
 The following communication lrsm MT. O'Calla- ghan the proector and one of the proprieors of the Crescent City Express, is laid before our readers that they may sec all the explanations have been able to obtain in reference to the chndestine trans mission of the Cambra's accounts to this city, through the instrumenlality of the Express. While the communication exhonerates us from all l'artci patton in the outrage. we regret that more light IS thrown upon the principal subject of complaint.- Whether the leak occurred at Coynglon or at Mont gonery, will probably remain secret unless the a gent who accomplished il shall fiji To speak upor the subject, and the Express will probably be A ban,oned there is less inducement for the proprie tors to pursue the Inquiy
 To the Editors of ths Register end Journal:
 | GENTs:-SInce my arrival m this city have learn | ed with much surprise that the Engsh news pe Cambria, which was brought to this city in advance oi mail, by iIe "Crescent City Express" was use, in A candesiine nner Tor speculative purposes pre- yious 10 lis being handed you for publication, auJ was very much muiilaed when placed in your pos session. As you have requested me to exoncrai, | you in this matter, l most freely do so, although think it unnecessary, inasnurh as facts do SD al ready. On the Eth of last month arrived in Gov l ingt n from Cha leston On my return to New Or leans from the latter place. owing to some little r regularity in tl'e Express, was nduced 10 rernai there one or two days SO that Ihe ,ul, might be re tfed under my own personal superinendance. O the arrival of the a Covng,un on the morning c the 29h inst, learned from of the passen gers that the Cambria's had been received, am
 immediately proceeded to the Posoiiice expeciing L receive through the mail the New-Vork package which is usually forwarded to that point Tor the us of the expIess. Much to my surprise and dsappoint nent, although the mail came regularly through, ih package did not arrive. l therefore immediately SC about procuring c,py of the New ! ork Heral from sjne of ihe passengers at length succee ded procuring one; thi. attempted to copy, but alte much labor and dt auing the Express rider for neal | ly three hours, l only succeeded partly copyin the matter contained in il; had attempted it nor fully, felt confident the Express would fail, SO ts termined to send such matter as l had copied, tc sether with the commercial and cotton Which cut from the paper. to New Orleans. being the poil to which owed the most puncIuahy J and send quo other information as the paper contained To this cit, also wrote to my agent in Montgomery io Iorwar ths news by special messenger with instruction no, to deliver lhe package in Mobile, until three four hours after the boat left for New-O -Orean, Whether the messenger who brought the mlornai u here intimated to some cornIorant cotton speculate that the news per Cambria had i,ed and was < vorabie nun unable 10 say, as have not seen hin he having left Mubile previous to my arrival. Gel tuin II Is, however. that had he given any inform, ton Il must have been the result of his own una ns ion-it could not have been he truth, he not know ing the facts, and spectators here having paid full i cent more for cotton than the news juslifed-ha their information been correct they would not ha, thus acted. have since learned from lolerabe goo authori;y that my northern packages were held bac
 in the Augusta Poslotce, by the instruction or ager cY oi Mir. Poslothce agent "AisIandr." Wheiht such line fl conduct was directed hy Mr. Posimasit General Wicklife not, ] am unable to say b, certain il is, this Trick has been perpetrated nor than once with packages of newspapers passIn through my Express, not only in Augusta, but b, tween that point and New York, by which the Ne York Herald was deprived Of the advantage of tl Express than half the tune.
 In making this explanation, wish the public di, tincty To understand that il is done solely exont ra you, and show that as lar as my knowledge the matter extends, you were neither party or accessory to any of hose splendid losing specuiG tions that were made here, and that urther you di receive mutiIaed copy of the New ! ork Heral several hours after the New Orleans mail left here will take this opportunity of stating that when thi Express was established by me il my sole inien llon to benefit the press, ana through it, the public it's agency. Since, however, started il, my north ern editorial brethren have thought fit to siigmatz the enterprise by termng il channel for speculation this lhe majority Ol them know to be foul LIE, as personally waited on nearly every of them and o tered it's benefits to them, informing them that tn "Crescent City" would bear half the expense if tin northern press would unite and hear the other half tis they unanimously declined. l then sought assis tince of Mir J. G. Bennett, who at once promised | foster the enterprise and share the expenses.
 From rdncoW to this enterprihing man, attribut to flow all the abuse. vituperalion and ton which have been heaped upon the Crescent Gil Express. Neither abuse, however, or aught els will ever cause me to deviate from the course hay deter mined 10 pursue; and that is, long l ca gain an hour upon the Government mails shall d so and let the patrons of the Crescen, City and sue other presses that may unite with it, reap the advan | tage of my exerlions. l Gentlemen, with much respect,
 Your Obedient servant.