Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-12-20
From the PicayuRe.
FROM MEXICO.

KUN MEAlCO.
SIXTEEN Days LATER.-By the arriva
at Havana Of the British steamship
Tweed, from Vera Cruz, advices from thu
latter city to the 3Oth of November, anC
from Mexico 10 the Goth, have been re
ceived. Our prior advices were rough
by the T. s. sloop Of war John Adams
which left Vera Cruz on the l4rh. We
are indebted for our Mexican intelligence
10 the Dario de la Marina Of Havana
kindly forwarded by our correspondent.
The u, S. sloop Of war St. Marys ar.
rived at Vera Cruz on the 29th of Nov,
having sailed from Pensacola on the goth.
The Hon Mr.. SIidelI our new Minister to
Mexico, was passenger on the ST. Ma
rvs as we have previously stated,
Ell NERACRUzANo, in announcing this
arrival, mentions that it had learned that
an Envoy Of the Government of the Uni
ted States, was on board, on his way to
Mexico to establish negotiations with the
Supreme Government OF the Republic up
on the question Of Texas The hour OIL
the arrival Of the Envoy was deemed not
the most oPPortune for securing a kind
reception.
Ell DIARIe DEL GoBIERNo Of the 22d ult.
states that by an express arrived at 9
O'Clock that afternoon, the Government
had received dispatches from Gems. Par
edes and Arista. They informed the Go.
vernment that in consequence Of the
movements of the U. s. troops stationed
ut Corpus Christi, reconnoitering the
roads leading 10 Maamoros and buidincl
bridges on them for the transportation Of
artillery, Gen. Paroles had determined to
commence his march with the "Division
of Resrve," 10 reinforce Gen. A rista. and
"united, to operate with the activity de
handed by the national honor" four
readers will see by the letter of our Ha
vana correspondent! that a rumor was cur
rent in that city tina Gen. Paroles had re-
fused to advance to the support of Arisla,
but with the 5000 men under his com
mand had commenced his march for the
Capital. This movement would discredt
his most recent professions to Gen. Her
rera, and we do not give credence to it
Ell MONITOR CONSTITUTIONAL of the esd
ult states that the Chamber of Deputies
went into Secret Session upon the above
dispatches, and had designated, as resour-
ces for the Governments emergencies,
the money derived from the revision of
the contracts made by the Administration
OF Gen. Santa Anna, and the introduction
Of raw cotton under duties protective toI
national industry. The papers favora-
bic to the Government urge upon it toI
press forward increasingly preparations for
the Texas war; and the latest advces re.
ceived from Malamoros, via Tampico,
confirmed the news Of the advance Of the
United States troops upon Matamoros
The excitement of the public mind lnI
Mexico is attributed, in a good degree, toI
the frequent visits of American vessels of
war TO the Mexican ports on the PacifcI
and the examinations made by their com
manders into the population and resour-l
ces of the Mexican Government at thoseI
points, as well as TO reports in regard toI
the designs Of the United States to seize
the CALIFORNIA;.
From the 18Th to the 22d November
the city of Mexico was excited by fears
o! another revolution; the SigIo XIX OIL
the 18Th alt, asserts that the Government
had nken adequate measures to insure
public tranquility.
Gen. Ampudia, the blood stained hero
of the Tabasco massacre, has received
orders to leave The country for some point ,
designated by the Government
News was in circulation in the city of
Mexico on the Esd, that the department off
Sonora, at the head of which is Gen. IJr. +
rea, had declared itself separated from S
the rest OF the Republic. /
The 18th ult,, the birthday of the
Queen of Spain, was celebrated by e
grand ball, given by Senior de Castro, the c
Spanish Minister, at which hundreds were '
present, including the Mexican Ministers I
and Representatives, foreign Consuls, A
Generals, &c, &c. h