Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-11

learn verbally that the French vessels lying Vea
Cruz had sailed before the Creole left, We presume
thai his ExcelleEry has taken his fna leave of the
Republic Of Mexico.
d. San Iuan Bsuista, the Governor Of Tahasco,
in IN address 10 the inhabitants, dated the 18th OF
September, conersiulates them upon the restoration
uf thesmpre OF the laws and constitutional orde r,
which had baen suspended since the I4th OF June.
This paci6catiun was not effected without shedding
a good deal Of llood. Gen. Bruno, in command OF
The garrison resisted the Governor the last; but
having received An accession Of volunteers the for
ces OF the Governor, under ten. PelBeg, attacked
the insurgents, defeated them with some loss, and
took Bruno aud all his staff prisoneis
A letter has been received in Mexico tram Ha-
vana, which mentions that young Spanard named
Gomez had been ariesled by The police, who had
lust arrived there FROM Mexico, commissioned by
one whose name is purposry united, with The IN.
tenton of assasslnallng Gen. Santa Anna. His
case had already been tried. and, according 10 The
letter, The c. imnal would be sentenced to the for
tress OF Ceuta, in Africa. Gen. Santa Anna had ex-
pressed his perfect satisfaction with the activity zeal
and efficiency ofthe pulice.
ion Justice, &c, has been compelled by i'll health
to resign his most, which has been filed by The mp
poiulment Of ID. Demetrio Monies de Oca. delegate
from Guiana uato.
The Mexican Congress was engaged on the 2lst
ult with "A law proposed by the governmenl-lhat
The laws" should be enioiced upon every citizen,
from the day oil attaining his majority until the age
Of fifty. The same day proposition was Introduce
ed by several deputies. that the preliminary laws IN
regard To the admission of goods which come IN
competition with any branch Of national industry
should not be suspe 1ded before hearing the opinion
of at least two-hrds of the Assemblies Of the De-
partments.
The Minister Of War had introduced measure
providing for the free introduction Of firearms and
sde-arms into The Republic, in order that every CT
tizen provide himself the cheapest rate with
the means Of 'delending the country and the nation
al independence"
The attention of Congress appeared 10 I've very
much occupied with The details OF the tariff, the
friends Of protection, should call it here. resis-
ting immediate alteration Of The rates OF duties
promu gated upon several specified articles.
Among the members elected 10 the next Senate of
Mexico we note The names Of Generals Bustamente,
Amonte, Pedraza, Cuevas, and others whose names
are familiar in the United States.
The papers of Vera Cruz clamorous for The
Government to proceed in the matter Of the project
ed railroad between that port and the capital. The
fear is, that unle.s the present opportunity OF con-
structing the road be embraced, foreign capitalists
will not again he found ready To embark in so ex-
iensive project. This railroad is thoroughly En-
gsh design, and should be watched in its progress
The ravages of the Indians in the Departments OF
Durango, ZaCatecas, and elsewhere, were continued
people have been Murdered, and an immense amount
Of booty has been earned of by them. The people,
in then extremity, call upon the General Govern
ment for aid, and il is suggested aud urged upon IL
that the militia of The Depai tmens should be organ
lied to this particular aud ever recurring
gencY. In the engagements which have taken place.
between the savages and the people assembled to
resist them, the urner have been uniformly success
full. The people were in the last extremity from
fear. AT last accounts the Indians were within four
Leagues Of Frssnllo Zone Of the richest mining towns
in MexIc0) and in twenty of the capital Of Zacale-
cas- Ia Durango, two hundred Indians had pene
rrand IN f(ten days 10 the very heart Of The Derart
ment More Than Ave hundred persons had been
killed, thousands of horses and cattle been driven
ud, and they were marching within fifteen leagues Of
thu capital, laying waste. pundering and numbering
at their pleasure
So soon rs Gen. Paroles, at San Luis Potos,
heard of these atrocities. he detached from his forces
IA regiment Of cavalry to the aid of the inhabitants,
and is supposed that the horrible Of carnage
and plumber would thereby lie stayed.