Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-05
From The W o. Bee. Erb H.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MENfGt

bringing papers from Galveston M the lth in,r aud
an extra ul the Corpus Christi Gazette u the 2h which
contains the following important news from Mexi-
co.
"Since the Gazette If this morning was issued. we
have received Important information by special dspatch
from the Cty Of Mexico and the country b,rdefna IN.
on The Rio Gnnde. We hasten 10 lay 6eore the pub,
he such portions OF news as are most Interesting IN the
present situation of affairs We have papers from the
Cry Of Mexico 10 the 2lst of January and letters
from the Rio Grande 10 the nh OF February
~ he Hon. Mr. Sde elt the city Of Mexico 10 re.
turn to the United States on HE l1lh January The
passport Tor which he applied refused HIM BIZ the
u9vfrnaet but he Was furnished with escor to Vera
Cruz The passport refused upon the ground thai
he was not Specti .uijSter Of the GATED States for
The settlement ot the gBairs n Itras-his application
being that Of Minister Pieaipoteati0V which was
IN violation Of the agreement made with IierefAS Gov
efameni 10 receive special Minister for special
purpose only
"Ou the ! itl rJanuary, the Minister Of War is
sued an order for all The unattached officers (acIaes
sueos) IN depot, 10 repair immediately To he frontier
and JON the army concentrating upan the Rio Gran.
de ior The defence Of heir national riah Texas The
present number Of officers Is about 600 'rhese aIue
are sufficient to officer AN army OF 100000 men
'On the same day circular order MAS issued by the
Minister OF the Interior, 10 the Governors of Department
or States, that all the ancient presidal cavalry REGULAR
troops, about 5000 strong, should he inmeda1ry mus
tered into service Tor the Invasion Of Texas and dere
Of the RIO Grahde
"Oa the i5h January. Gen. Paroles issued circl,
lar order 10 all the Governors OF States thai within f
days from that date they shall furnish he necessary ono
ia oi men TO I'LL up the Army OF Invasion To uaf cum.
pement-6 1000 men The present army dues mol tx.
coed 4o,OOD The troops now al the Capital ire con
stanlly drilled with view 10 act in lirge bodies
1--WE have received the official Proclamation # Gen
francisco Alea, to the lroppa under his command at
Matamoros, dated January l7th, which breaihes hostility
to The Unjled STATES.
"General Thoophilo Romero formerly Governor Of
San lqls PoluS and man of liberal principles has
been struck from the Roll of the Army by order of Gen.
eral Patedes-fo having remained faithful his oath
OF allegiance and refusing acknowledge the usurpa
tlon of That General.
Tie Juntas Guanajnao, MoreIia. Zlcatecas. and
several Of the other States have splemnly prnies,e9
gainst the overthrow of General Herrer,s ,lyrrnnent
but having been forced submit 10 that Of General
Faedes they have ceased 10 legislative bodrs
and thus lett the country without any le1a government
Chlhnahua sli holds out manully against General Pa
redes.
The bearer Of the above dispatch reports a consider
able torce OF Commissioners Mexican Customs Guards
near the mouth OF the Grno, ur San Gpnrudes within
less Than twenty leagues ii the Camp at G6rpus Christi
Another party has been seen, about the same distance
from this place-hni considerable distance from The
6uit IN the Interior watching for return parties If Mex
lean traders.
"A large party of traders arrived here last nigh.
bringing ia nearly ,OGO mules and rSes OF snpefior
quality They saw Lieut.. Hamilton having about 40
men Of the I'd Dragoonsand Wagons an the h ms
aud within short distance OF the rendezvous OF com,
mission party.
Tie official Declaration Of the Independence of yn
caian. signed by Senur Don Miguel Barbarlan as Pres
lden Of Yucatan. and the Congress- had been re,qiy
ed and published by the Government, in the Mexican
papers.
"All the Mexican in our paper for to-day. has
been fully confirmed by undoubred information received
since our paper went To press
The PIcayune seems 10 doubt The auhenry of this
intelligence correspondent II the Delta writing IN
board the Galveston, says he disposed 10 believe
any thing contained in the extra of the Corpus Christi
Gazette; but the Della places more confidence in IT, sur
costing, however, that "lhere is evde nrly msappe.
hensl1n IN reference TO Mr.. Slidel's movement The
escort was furnished him, not to Vera Cruz bat to Ja
lapa.o
The Bee ofibe l9h. thinks that if the news can he
relied on, 1T becomes the Government 10 prepare al
once and thoroughly for wal with" that besoed cn,in
TRIP (NeXco) notify maintaining the skeleton of an ar
my al Corpus Christi. but by throwing upon the RIO
Grande force competent 10 resist any attempt by Mex
CO &c cross that boundary Of her POSSESSIONS aud ours
LArER.-Tho Delta Of the l9th, states The arrival Of
the brig mi from Havana, bringing e following in-
lelIgence:--
The British sroamer arrived on the 7rh with 500.
900 IN specie. and had among her passengers one OF
General ODtnnel's adHlanis who had been IN Mexico
by order OF the Government. The news from Mexico
received By the British steamer is nearly the same We
published yesterday. received by Tie Galveston The
dates were ct the 3ls from Vera Cruz; and 27rb from
Mexico. Ned1 not find that Santa Anna len for Mex
leo on board The AvJn HAT sailed for Vera Cruz ON the
9h-Ne see nevertheless, HAT the news received here
from Corpus Christi respecting the orders Of the GOV
er7ment and movement OF the troops in Mckee, are con-
frned.
The Faro industrial (iIayana paper) Of the Srh inst
says that Mr. SdelI has received his pass ports eve
think it confirms his call for an escort with demand
for his passporls)
Minister from Prussia 10 Tie Republic of Mexico
has arrived at Vera Cruz
To the Bann Gross had heen cnnfilel the settlement
Of the difficulty between Mexico aud France groW inc
out OF The conduct Of Baron de Cyprey.
The Mexican papers say thai S5g 600 have been
sent 10 the army Of The North They also confirm the
news which we received yesterday ria Corpus Christi.
OF the call OF Gen. Paroles the sever Governors of
the States 10 Dill up the army Of invasion the COM
plimento OF oo,ooo men. The papers say that the call
will be complied whit
Measures haye teen taken by the present Executive
OF Mexico, for neutrazng the revenues of the cou
Try.
Gen Don Romulo Diaz de la Vega has been iemno
Iarlly appointed TO The command of The army of The
Norm IN The room Of Gen Arista General Ampn.
d@ II Is said VIII be appointed To The permanent com
mand.
he ilaoareros are quite excited with the "Broc-
chlerl Naef, and the poor animals are getting their
ihroals cut their fast in New York.
ne market was somewhat more brisk Than at
last accounts, and new sugars were coming in fast e.
npugh.
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