Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-08
NEw-OhLEANs, Sep. %.
HG DAYS LATER FROM MEXICO.

WaihdraraL o (the French Minister.
The U. S. steam frigate Princeton ar
rived at Pensacnla on the morning Of the
2Oln inst, having sailed from Vera Cruz
on the evening oflhe 18th. Our previous
dates were brought by thu Mexican schr,
Gera'do, which left Vera Cruz on the 3Oth
of August. By the arrival of the Prince
ton we did not receive our regular files,
and gather the following items Of finlorma-
tion from our correspondence and some
change papers.
The French Minister, Baron Alleye de-
Ciprey, having been again refused the
operation he demanded for the personal
indignilies offered him some months since:
has demanded and obtained his passports.
He was expected 10 leave in the next
packet from Vera Cruz. The Sigio
Deezy Neuve makes an elaborate defence
of the action of the Mexican Government,
insisting upon il that the demands of the
Baron were beyond reason, and could not
be granted without lrampling upon the
inviolabiity ofthe powers oflhe judiciary
and the social guarantees which repose
lhereupon.
BY the papers received at Vera Cruz on
the l4lh from Mexico il appears that
despatch bad arrived al the capital, stating
that 5000 regular troops of the United
es-and 1900 Texans were on the
march for Matamoras.
BY The returns Herrera has received 10
ou, of l30 votes. Only one Department
remains TO be heard from.
Tobasco was still in the possession of
the Fedralists. and as yet the Government
have been unable so despatch any troops
to put down the revolt. The revolution
at Tobasco is repudialed by the Fedralists
of Mexico.
Paredes was at San Louis Potosi With
force of 10000 men. He was ostensi-
bly, making preparations to march for tho
northern frontier; bu, his designs are sus-
pected, and be has been accused in Mexi-
co of aiming at military dictatorship. A
division under his command have pronoun-.
ced against the present Government,
aud in favor Of military system. Pare
dos has written that he has succeeded in
restoring order. and processes TO he favor
ably disposed 10 the present Government;
these professions, are, however, distrusted.
The order for establishing the Defen-
sores has been unsuccessful in most of the
departments heard from. In some De-
partmenis they had not enlisted a single
person. The terms of The enlistment have
in consequence been modified. The sys-
tenn of voluntary enlistment has been re-
garded by the supporters of the army
with great jealousy, and was denounced
as intented to supplant and disband the
regular troops for political purposes.
The Santa Anna Party are ia favor of
poslponing the declaration of war against
the United States 10 more propitious
time, in Yeiw of the,present distracted and
unprepared condition Of The country: The
Siglo. XIX still contends, as it did in the.
Outset, that as the war with the United
States is war defence solely, the object
of which is to recover portion of territory
which has been wrested from Mexico;
that an express declaration or annouce:
Inent Of war is not necessary; that The
previous protests and solemn declarations
of Mexico cover the whole ground:
The Government is so beset with diff
culties and embarrassed in the resources,
and the country is in so distracted state,
that it is believed another revolution IS in
evitable, and that il may occur at any
moment,