The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-15

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.PossessiOh Vi "0 Sdns. of which there will be
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81 HE Min;s,ors vans fthe Editor to the pub
~ III" "' add that he viii spare nei
congress mao Ie-assei hike this edition of the
constitutional Governn that has heretofore ap
composed as follows, viz .NPhy and paper. The
Gen. Jose Josquim de " be issued m @eeKly-
The Council of Government; Swlthie l0eeempora-
Irily with The supreme executive authority.
d. Luis Courage Cuevas, Minister Of Foreign
Relations, State and Police.
D.. Mariana Riva Palacois, Minister eff JUS
tice. Public Instructions and Industry.
d Pedro ] Echeverria, Minister of Finance.
d Pedro Garcia Condo, Minister of War.
And it was already known that the Depart
ments of Puebla and of Vera Cruz had decla-
red their adhesion to the provisional Govern
ment, and there is no doubt that most OF the 9TH
er Departments will also support the Congress.
Meanwhile Santa Anna constitutional Presi-
dent of the Republic. is unconstitutionally in
command of the troops employed against Par
edes. The new Minister of War has ordered
him TO gie.s up his command. Reports we're cur
rent at FSfa Cruz that a part of his troops had
already proclaimed him Dictator; that another
part had declared against him; but upon thus
point, no Information in authentic form had reach
ed the public ear.
If any sufficient number Of troops adheres 10
him, to enable him to continue the wal, still he
is surrounded with difficulties, being in the very
heart Of the republic, with Jalisco and its con-
current departments to the Pacific against him
on the one hand, and Mexico, with its concur
rent departments to the Gulf against him on the
other hand.
He may recover himself Oh the wheel of For
tune, and resume his place as the constitutional
President, Proprictdrio of the Republic; but
this is hardly probable, as the public sentiment
is almost unanimous against him in nearly all the
Departments.
1t seems more likely hat he will have to yield
to the storm; and if not deprived Of his life, he
may escape 10 the U. S. by a sudden march on
Tampico, or 10 S, America by way Of the Paci-
5 fc.
Later from Chind.--From Mr.. Cushing's Pri-
vatc Memoranda.-The Montauk, M'Michael,
arrived a, Mccao, on the 9th Of August, in SIS
DAYS from New York-the shortest passage Oh
record--bringjng Capt. M'Keever and Connie
dore Paine of the u. S. Navy. Capt. MIX. is
to take command Of thc sloopo of War St. Louis,
, and Com. Paine of brig Perry.
, The US frigate Brandywine, bearing the flag
of Com. Parker, was at the Bogue, 20 sail for
i Itbn Sandwich J-lurI- oY1 tho ynci cpaCt IF AT.
RIGA in Noyembc7,
The sIoopof War ST. Louis, Capt. M'Keever,
1 was al Macao, preparing TO sail Immediately Oh
> 4 cruise up the coast of China, ard afterwards to
, %ycjojn the B.andywinc at Macao.
: The Perry, Commander Paine, left Hong
Kong on the 20th Of August, and arrived at Ma
.zatlan. She was to proceed on a cruise in the
nejghboring seas, and rcjojn Com, Parker at the
:, Sandwich Islands in February.
81 The French Minister to China, M. de Lam
gucace, with his lady and family, arrived at Ma
} Gao the 18Th Of August, in the frigate l. aSyrene.
II. Dc l.. is accompanied by a very numerous
f suite, far exceeding thar Of any previous cmbas-
, So to Chsna. Ilc is also attended with a strong
. squadron, under the command of Vice Admiral
SCeciIc, consisting Of the irigates Cleopatra and
y iSyrenc. the c@orrottes Allneine and Victorjeuse,
i and the war steamer A~Echimedc; to which were
t 10 be added the corvette Sabine, expected up
soon fom Singapore. The French Minister had
taken a house at Macao, and ii was probable lie
; would here enter INTO negotiations with the i'm
perial Commission. Tsjycng, jr, for the %conclu-
9 sion Of a treaty between France and China.
8 The American squadron in the East indies,
D consisting Of the B~randywine, st. Louis, and Per
, ry, had been particularly lortur ate thus far, in
having been scarcely touched ly any of the IA
tai diseases, which have occur ed heretofore in
some instances on board other y. S. ships on the
East India station.