Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25
From Tie New Orleans Picayuns, Sept. s.
Later and Important from Mexico.

Later and inportant from Mexico.
The Mexican schooner Yucateco, Prats master, ar
rived at this port yesterday from Tampico, whence
received ile Of Ell Ggsn. Tampico paper, down
to the 9th August, and a copy Of El Siglo Diez q
Nuere OF the 10Th ult, from the caPitala week la
ter than was received by the JOaquina on the 2lst
ult But to the
Mexico has not yet declared war, does she sp-
pear in any manner competent TO do SO. The coun-
try rent by discussions Open revots have at last
broke out in the army and on all hands the ambi-
tious military chiefains are quarreling among them
selves
The President has last succeeded in the forma-
ton Of a cabinet, which is composed as follows :;
State Department-Sr- d. Manuel de la Pena Pena
Justice, Ecclesiastical Affairs, &c.-Sr. d. Jose Ber-
nardo Couto; Treasury Department-D Pedro F. del
Castillo; War and Marine-D. Pedro Maria Anaya.
We cannot make room for their letters of acceptance
Of office, all dated August 18th. They are all won
deruy silent about the foreign relations Of the
try, and war with the United States.
The SiglO of the 10Th states that rumor had pre-
vailed three days in the capital Of military revolt
IN section of the army under Gen. Fisola, its
march to Texas. Without vouching for their accu-
racy, the Sglo gives of the details of the move
ment. 1t appears that the chiefs and officers of the
vanguard OF this DIVISION while three leagues distant
from San Luis Potosi, taking advantage of the mo-
hentary absence of Generals Filisola and Gaona as
hetnbled Zen juntd) and agreed that they would not
continue their march upon Texas unless they should
receive, besides their full pay, all the equi pments,
perquisites, and provisions Of army of campaign
This resolution they reduced to formal act 1t is
reported further that Generals Filisola and Paroles
arrived Just at the moment, and prevailed upon the
division to resume the march,
El GJea of the 9th ultimo has the same rumors,
but states that it is likewise reported that the dsaf-
fcted portion of tie army has incorporated itself with
the forces under General Paredes that the latter
fuses to obey the government that the third division
of the army which is under his command, is disposed
for Pronunciamento, and 1t is whispered that
the object of it will be to proclaim CONSUL E7 Ge-
zen is more than half inclined to believe all this.
There are evidently some operations foot hostile
to the gcyernTent but the precise object of which has
not transpired. A number of the Siglo which we
have not seen, has been received at Tampico. 1t
mentions the arrival in the city OF Mexico of commits
sioners from Paroles and Fiisola.
The editor of the Siglo is excessively indignant
that officers who have lived at the expense of the ma
ton, should when ordered to the frontier, to defend
the mast sacred rights of the country impose condi-
tlons upon their government 1t insists, with some
spirit and little Mexican buster, that they should
be discharged from the service.
The editor of the Siglo writes in the most despair
ing tone of the internal condition of the republic and
of the state OF political morals at the capital Here,
ne says, criminals have no shame because time has
no punishment. Impunity is the rule of the day.
Men enter upon revolts specuationS, in which lit
LIE IS rlSkeu, anu MUCH may De SalneO Sucn is Inc
tone of his Speculations which we would translate
had room, to show the complete moral disOrgani-
cation of society In Mexico prey to jobbers, spec
uators, military asplrants. and adventures.
Letters have been received at Tampco from San
Luis PotOsl, which announce that revolution is
at hand. There appears to be strong demand for
the re-estabishment of the federal constitution of
1924; and if this be granted by the government
1t is likely to be carried by force. In the department
tai assembly at Tamauipas, proposition to second
the initiative Of Zacatecas or the restoration of this
constitution) has already been introduced. Should
we have arrivals we not likely to wait many
days for of the results of the various machina-
tons of the revolutionsts Our limits will not allow
us to enter into any speculations upon this subject
suggested by the papers before us, and which we
have had only time to hastily glance.
The house of Lizard & Co. is again bitterly GEN.
5ured for its mismanagement of Mexican finances !;
but the controversy on this subject has been carried
on in London, and is not, of course, new here.
Gen. Paredes has become involved in violent
newspaper controversy with Sr Doves, deputy, who
SO discomitted the late ministry. The President has
expressed the General his enduring confidence In
his fidelity and patriotism.
Gen. Arista, too, is quarrelling through the papers
with Gen. Notwithstanding himself, and accusing
Wolf of insubordination, &c We note the affair
only to show how the military leaders of Mexico are
divided amongst themselves.
On the 23d ult. the Mexican steamer Guadalupe
was expected at Tampico, with from 500 to 1000
tents for the troops of the army of the north.
There were no American vessels at Tampico " hen
the Yucateco sailed, does the captain bring any
important verbal news. Rumors, however, abound
for which we have not room.