The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-06

,hould ,msr,as that n wss On indication tbs,
ti,s u, N, Government wss ~ possession o'
soma Information VI thu do,ngs VI 'hs mss'csn
eossrsss IN ibslr secret session. BY The msu
vb,eb came here Yesterday sisfnoon, H'v'ng
tho sesnty Mexican news Which sppestsd W
tho I,esyuns VI August LEI, by ihs stboooef
Equity from Ms,amofss. THIS 10 rendered w.
~ psobsble by Tho feet that Tho greatest bss,e
has been ordered In tho despatch ~ 'heie mn,
isry stoses, 10 mucb 30, ,hst the wofkmen WI,
be employed sll day Tomorrow. budsy m
will b.. Perhaps tho nsws msy lssA o"' !" .
day OF So"
The contract fos tho engines Of The old con-
stelIstion which 10 10 be heightened ana CONVEX.
ted into Q steamship ~ wsr, has been .aken W
Merick n Towne Of Philadelphia. Inc mo
ment the work 10 completed upon Tho ConNe'.
ls,ion al Chsrestown she will DO taken 'ou""
10 Philadelphia.
MOVEMENTS or MEXICAN TROOPS
The steam schooner Augusta, Capt. ono,
arrived here yesterday from Ms'amofos, wn'o"
place she loft on the IL b instant Wo ns'c
cleaned some items from letter written oy q
resdcn, Of Matsmoros 10 Capt oi''e'' on "e
day he sailed.
The letter, speaking Of the movements OF the
troops in the vicinity Of Matamoros. saysn was
known positively that all the points OF the no
Grande would soon be covered; that uenera
Arisa had sbou, 5000 men within one days
march Of Matamoras on tho l2.h; that General
Paroles was on his march to Monterey WIN
1000 or 5000 men; that General Gaona was o.
go on the march with 1000; that General buste'
mente was going TO New Mexico. Inc letter
then ssys-"No,wi,hstanding these preparations
| believe that hoslil,ies are not 50 immediate
as might be thought at first"
Il seems that no General.in- Cher had YET
been appointed, and there are no contracts Tor
the necessary supplies Of a campaign or Tor Sc
rious invasion of Texas Tropie.
MExIcAn IrEMs.-In saying yesterday that
the propositions of the Mexican Minister Tor
loan of $s15,0O0OOO had not been acted upon
by the Chamber Of Deputies, wein'ended 70 say
that they had not been acted rp'n .hn0"y. we
had before us paper containing their proceed
inps on the 3Oth uit, which related wholly 10
the loan. The committee to whom the MINIS.
ter's project had been referred, made their re-
port which concluded with acceding to the
Minister'S demands, under certain restrictions.
These are not Of great moment, but may be Of
come interest Just now. The committee recon
mend that the loan should either be national or
foreign or both; they would limit the rate Of in.
terest to be paid to 6 per cent would allow no
loan from which less tn IN one million in cash
should be realized by the treasury; and would
carefully provide that 70 bonds. secured by the
pledge Of the public revenues, should be issued,
before the whole nominal amount Of them shall
be actually received into the treasury in cash
Those familiar with Mexican finance will read.
ly see the drift Of this last restriction. 1t 10 un
necessary to enter further into this subject, t'l
the final action Of the Chamber is known.-Ptc
ayune.
TThe Hon. Jacob Thompson and famil!
returned on yesterday to Oxford, from visit Il
the Thishamingo Springs. Mr.. Thompson ap
pears to be in the finest health, and is, as usual
in the very best spirits. We are gratified 4
learn from him that his little son, Macon, hal
been greatly benefited by the medicinal waters
and promises TO recover entirely from the to-
free use of mercury. :.
Mr.. Thompson will avail himself Of the EARL
est moment to make statement to the pubh
in answer 10 the numerous and urgent call
of the press-concerning the Chickasaw bill o
the last session of Congress. He will also TAX
the field in a short time as a Candidate for con
gress, and visit his friends in the southern ant
south eastern counties.-Organizer.