Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-19
.i1aSCELLA ANEasUS.
New ORLEANS, Nov.f4.
VERY LATE FROM TEXAS.

| LII Lh L ~ lSO u1 ! G<AlASs
The steamship New York Cnpl. Phil
lips, arrived las vening from Galveston,
bringing US papers from that city OF Sat
urday last, he Isl Instant.
The Civilian says hat the 300 drasoons
to be stationed al Austin. under Major
Fauutrroy. have doubtless reached their
destination. They crossed the B asses al
| Nashville on the Cd October
The returns are not yel all III of the vote
upon The adoption of the Constitution Of
Texas. bui there las been 30 serious op
position heard OF from any quarter. lD
Lagrange precinct the voe upon Annex
alton was 25l in favor of il, and only Two
against il. sss95
Generals Rusk, Lamar and Houston
are The most prominent caudldales named
10 represen, the new Stale in the ,Senale
Of The United States.
liguy will positively revisit, Texas previi
Gus to returning 10 Europe. So
Not word by this arrival dow have:
from the troops al Corpus Christiytosindi-!
cate any change IN The health Of the SOL
diers, or their habIlsof ACTIVITY Ill heteSs.
|'ihe,ini' 10 talk about. Business continues
animated. Mexico traders arriving aud de
parting freely. The Galveston News says
that Maj Hays and Capt. McC Colloush.
with their companies well mouuted,aare
now on an expedition to the Rio Grand.
The Lagrange (Fayete County, TeIe-
grapa mentions thar during the. night of
the 18th ult., the town Of Gonzales was
visited BY party of horse thieves, aud 90
of The fines, horses in the place were sto.
len. 1t is not known whether the party
were Indians, Mexicans or white men but
the former bear the burden of suspicion.
Merico and the United States.-It has
already been mentioned in the papars of
The city that Mr. Parror, who arrived here
on The McKin, having been transferred
| from the Princeton. ~ as the hearer Of des
patches of importance to the United States
Government. He left to-" 4 IN Sunday
for his destination.
Various considerations induce as to be-
leve that Mexico is nnst anxious al this
moment to renew her diplomatic relations
with the Uuilpd States, aud 10 treat di.
reclly for definite boundary between the
two Governments. Ii will probably ap
pear in Tim. that neither President Her.
rera or Gen. Arista has entertained for a
y moment the ,houghl Of re- conquering
Texas, nor should We be surprised to learn
that there has been an informal under
standing between Grns. Taylor and Arista
ha; the Iarer should make no aggression
| on The east bank of The Rih Grande ~ hich
could lead to Notwithstanding that
should look like the per'uanenl occupation
of the eastern bank. small detaclImenfs
sent oui to project against The incursinns
OF the Cumamches would MOI violate the
tenor Of any such understanding.
From conversation with those who have
access to the best sources Of information in
regard 10 Mexico, we infer that n speedy
revolution IN thai country is inevitable. Ii
is inlimaled. and very generally believed.
that with the new order oi things. Gcnl
Almnnie will come TO the head of affnirs.
To rule IN Mexico, unless with an ahsn
lue ana undisputed sway, would hardly
seem worth any mans "mbitiou III pres
enl but there Is something so seductive in
the exercise of power, that there are ever
aspirauis enough for it. Ot those Is ho
have been named in conupxion with Mex.
ico. Gen. Amnnte, is better know n in The
! Uuilcd States Than any other. He enjoys
here "A reputation for fair abilities, courage
and Enthusiastically enough of the frsI,
we fear. for the crisis in which his country
is placed He has heen represented as a
warm partisan of Santa Anna. and it
would be well for Mexico if hp could in
fuse little Of the lauer's energy into the
administration of affairs Without the as
sisIance of somo men Of signal intelligence
and nerve. fertile in resources and prompt
10 acl, Mexico is irrelrievably los,.-Pic.
The Great Fire.-The Piusburg' Jour
mol says: at is nearly seven months since
The occurrence Of thegrear calamity which
made ruin of one third Of this city The
vas burnt dis'ric, is nearly, covered with
new and handsome e's,rucrures, and yet the
fire is'ndt' wholly extiusuished Yesler-
day our attention was called TO burning
.nho,, Il, n ya,It m, Third ofreat d;roo,t,,