The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-08
ImpoFtnnt T%nteMIEence from MexIeo.

important Intelligence from Mexico
Santa Anna superseded in command of he Ar
my By General Observation-Disclosures of the
ReUollfion.
BY the fast sailing bark Rapid, Capt. Ward,
IN IL days from Havana, we have received full
hles Of papers. A steamer had arrived from We
"a Cruz shortly before the Rapid sailed, bringing
a few days later news Of interest which we have
translated. The most important is that Congress
had ordered the manifestoss of the Revolution
airy General 10 be published.
The Supreme Government had issued orders
to Gen. Santa Anna, then at his place at Mango
de Clava, forthwith TO unite in his command the
troops in the District of Jalapa, which amounted
to upwards of 10000 men, and to proceed
against Paroles and his comrades. According
ly, as we already know, Santa Anna issued his
proclamation, put himself at the head of 1000
infantry, 1900 cavalry and 20 field pieces, and
on the 23d he left Mexico and marched towards
Quretora with Gen. Reyes, to which point the
troops followed him. About this time, the Mex
lean Congress passed a resolution censuring the
Minister at War for having issued orders to San
Ia Anna TO take command of the Army of the
Republic, when the Constitution prohibited the
Supreme Executive from acting in that capacity.
The reply of the Secretary not having been
satisfactory, decided that General San
ia Anna had been assigned to command the
troops of a district and was not placed at the
head of an army. 1t was therefore deemed ne.
cessary that the Minister should forthwith sus-
pend the command of Santa Anna. Mean
while General Bassadre has been appointed to
take his place. How Santa Anna will relish an
order which places him under the command of
a junior officer, remains to be seen.
We should not be surprised if this course was
to drive Santa Anna back 10 his farm. The Ha-
wanna papers speak in the most discouraging
manner of the state of affairs in Mexico. The
Indians continue to pour in upon the Mexicans
from every direction. 1t is said that the Ameri-
lean Minister had made another communication
to the Government, and the French had sent an
agent TO demand explanations relative to outra-
ges offered to French citizens. Great confusion
and disorder prevailed in every section of that
devoted country.-N. Z. San.
SIX Specie PAYING BANKS oE New ORLEANS.
On the 28th of November the six specie pay
ing banks had in their vaults an aggregate of
$5,2S2,98l in specie; of which S4,48l 1852 was
in the possession Of the Bank Of louisiana
Total cash liabilities Of said Banks, $685.
$50; total cash assets, $l2,5lS,425.
ONO RIVER IMpRovEMEN1s.-The sum of
100000, appropriated by the last Congress for
improving the upper part Of the Ohio River, has
been all expended betwee4 Pittsburgh and Lou
~isyille, in t building snag boats, removing snags and
rocks, making surveys and building dams.
The New Hampshire Legislature adopted on
Tuesday, a set of resolutions, expressing sympa-
thy for Mir, Dorr, and indignation against the
Treatment he has received in Rhode Island.
Gov. Baldwin of Connecticut has accented
the Wings of that Stale for Governor for the en-
suing year.
NATIvEIsM IN OuIo.--Ihe Senate of Ohio has
passed a resolution, instructing the Representa-
tiyes in Congress from that State TO vote against
any change in the naturalization laws, by a vote
of "a to /, democrats and wings being of the
same mind.
The Wheeling Gazette states that counterfeit
$40 notes on the Bank OF Virginia, payable al
The Branch in Charleston, are in circulation.
Santa Anna, it is said, has invested five or
six million Of dollars in England. Should the
ates be against him he will retire to that coun.
try.
The Covington Ky. Register contains an obi
tuary notice of the death of WILLIAM WRIGHI
SourHGATE, who died on the Goth ult., in the
45th year of his age. He was formerly a mem.
Der Of Congress from the Coyington district, anG
was recently announced as the Wing candidate
for Congress at the next election.
Ii is announced that Mr.. Polk, the Presiden.
elect, intends 10 stay one Or two days at Louis
vile, Ky, on his way TO Washington city; ant
that he will be in Louisville, between The lst anc
the 10th of February.
Dolazon Smith, late of the Dayton Miamian
has been appointed to a mission 10 South Amer
lea.
A meeting was held by the Democrats o
Wheeling, and a committee Of fieen appointed
TO make arrangements for President Polk, whel
he arrives there on his way to Washington. The
committee are to accompany him, if necessary
as far as the State line.
SiIas Wright, the Governor elect ofNew York
and Addison Gardiner, Lieutenant Governor ar
rived in Albany, the seat Of Government, las
week. They were to be inaugurated on the Is
of this month.
The Factory girls Of Lowell, Massachusetts
have it in contemplation to test the Associativ,
principle, by establishing a large factory to b.
worked by themselves, and of which they shaI
be joint stock. Proprietors.