Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09
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 lhe Mexican sui,ouner Yubalpto. frHt4 ihdsiet, arrived this port yesterday from Farpico whence she sailed on the 30ih nf August. By her We have received file of ~ GGen. Tampleo phper, down to the 27lh nf August, aud copy of Ei Sgio Diezy Nuere of the I9ih ul from the capital a week later than was received by the Joaquina on the 3lst ult But to the
 | Mexico has not vet declared war, nor does she appear in any manner competent 10 do go. me country is rent by tiessensiOns, Open revolts have al last broken out in the army, and on all hands the ambitious military chietains are qh'rreillnS among | themselves
 The President has at last succeeded in the forma- tion of Cabinet, which K composed as l"''ows;- State Department, ST. D. Manuel de Ia Pena Pena; Justice, Ecclesiastical Affairs, &c, Sr ID. Jose Bernardo Coulo; Treasury Department, ID. Pedro | F. del Castillo; War and Marine, D. Pedro Maria Anaya. We cannot make room Tor their letters ol acceptlnce of office, all daled august i+'h' ihey are wonderfully silent about tue foreign relations of | the country and war with the Unhed States | The Sgio of the l9h states that rum"r had pre- vailed for three days in the capital oi mlthry re- volt in section of the army under tien r''isoia' on its march to Texas. Without vouchln2 Tor iheIr accuracy the Sign gNes some oi lfe details ot the movement Itpnnears that the chiefs and officers of the yaneuard of this division while three leagues distant | from San Luis Potnsi taking advantage "i the mos mentary absence of Generals t,lls"la and "aona, assembled Gen junfa) and agreed lhai hey would not 1 receive besides their fall pay, all the equipments peruuisites, and provisions of an army ol campaign rhis resolution they reduced to formal act. IL was reported further that Generals tillsna and Paredes arrived just al the moment and pfesal'eh upon ole division 10 resume the march
 | Fl Gejen of he 27h Hlt. has lhe same runors, but states that il is likewise reported that the disai | iected portion of the army has incorporated itsei with the forces under Gen. Paredes; that the latter refuses 10 obey the Governments; that the ihrd diNi sion of the army, which Is under his command, Is disposed for unciannto. and, !, Is even whis percd, that the object of il will be Ia proclaim, Cnnusul. EI G,jsp is more han half inclined to be- l lieve all this. There are evidently some operations on foot h1sile 10 tine Government. but the precise object of which has yet transpired. A number ofthe Sig1 which have no seen has been received at Tnmpico. IL mentions ihe arrival in the city of l Mexico, of comnissio from Paredes and Fi- sola
 The editor of the Siglo is excessively indignant that officers, who have lived the expense of the tion should, when ordered to the frontiers 10 defend the most sacred rghs of the country, impose condi- | tions upon their Government IL insists, with some spirit and lite Mexican buster, that they should ba discharged from lie service.
 | The editor of ihe Sgio writes in the most despair | Ing tone of the internal condition of the Republic, and of ihe slate of political morals at the capital. | Here. he says, criminals have shame because | crime has punishment. lmpurlty IS the rule ol the day; men enter 1pon revos as speculaiions m
 
 the tone of his specilatiOns, which we would iIlns- late had room, show the complete moral disor- ganization of society in Mexico-a prey 10 jobbers, speculatnrs, m'iinryasplranis and advenurers' | Letters have been eceived at Tampico from San Luis Potosi, which tnnounce that d revolution is near ai hand. Theri appears tn be q strong demand for ihe re.esahiishnent ofIhe Federal Constitution of 1924, and if this le not granted by the Govern menl II is likely 10 carried by force. In the De- parimenral Assemb of Tamaul'pas, a proposition 10 second the initiative of Zacatecas ur the resiora- ton of this Consiuion) has already been introdu- ced. Should we have arrivals, we are not likely to wait many days for of ihe results of the Vari- ous macliinatons of the reyoluonsis. Our limits will not allow us to enter into any speculaons upon hs subject, suggested by the pnpers before us, and at which we have hal unly time hastily io glance.
 The house of fLlzadi & Co., IS again bitterly cen sured for its mi-mamgement of Mexican finances but the controversy this subject has been carried on m London, and i not, of course, new here.
 Glen. Paredes has become involved in volen newspaper controversy with ST. Boyes, deputy who so discomGted the late Ministry. The Pres dent has expressed O the General his enduring con iidence in hs fidelity and patriotism.
 Gen. Arisa, too, quarrellng through the papers with Gen. Woll of insuIbordnation, &c. We note the affair only show how the military leaders ol Mexico are divided amongst themselves.
 On the 23d ut. lhe Mexican steamer Gua'i'ioupt was expected at Timp:co with from SUD to lOOl tents for Ihe troops of Ihe army ol the North
 There were no American vessels nt ldlnpico whei the Yucateco sailed nor does the captain bl ing an, important verbal news. Runors. however, abound for which we have not room.
 Advices to the llth of August have been receise' at Mexico from Guatemala. An effort IS inakisgSti re-estabIish the bonds ol federation between lh States of San Salvador, Gnlemala and Honduras For this pa, pose the former States have appoin ted Commissioners to meet at Ionzonaie, to de!iber rate upon conditions. Guatemala has also named Commissioner 10 ratily treaty of peace with Hon duras, and another of commerce with San Salvodor
 The Constituent Congress of Guatemala has als' passed two decrees, inrpdncing ssme very stric measures of economy, and regulating the order il which the public creditors shall be paid; the other providing that ihe products of Mexico introduced in to that State should pay the same duties as if the. proceeded from any other foreign conntry.-[Pica Sdne.