Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
MEXICO.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY TRoPIc,"

OFFlCE uF The baIbI hUFlC,
New Orleans, Jan. l3. P. NJ
The Mexican schooner Julia, Zalduo.
do, master, arrived here this morning from
Vera Cruz, which place she left on the
3Oth ult., bringing US papers from thai
place 10 The 29tl, and from the city oi
Mexico 10 the Odd ult. The Julia also
brought J. Till lghman Hoffman, Esq. hear
er of dispatches 10 our Government, from
whom we learn that Parades was on bis
march to The city Of Mexico, and that our
Minister, Mr.. Sidel, was still there
From the Vera Cruz and Mexico papers,
we have hurriedly CLEANED the following
important news:
The Moneteur OF the 2lst ult., says
that the Supreme Government has ap-
pointed Gen. Bustamente Commander in
Chief, and Gen. Rorregon his second in
command, Of The Army to oppose Gen.
Parades. That paper says the Govern
ment IS indefatigabIy working to queIl the
revolt, and that it has already taken the
necessary measures to pu, the Capitol in
a state Of defence. On the 2lst ult., the
Senate concurred with the Government
in giving Dicatorial powers TO President
Herrera. Ell SisIo says that Parades has
seized upon the Public Treasury Of the
Fair al ST. Juan, which had been COM
miled 10 his charge. Ell Veracruzano of
the Gath, says thai on the 23d, salute
from the castle of San Juan de Uuloa,
under The command. Of CaSsanove. an
nounced the first movement Of the Army
and Navy, in favor of the Proclamation
of San Louis Potosi, by Gen. Paradcs.
and that it was Immediately seconded by
the garrison o: The place, at whose head
is the brave Laudero, with the exception
of part of the battalion Sigero, uum-
bering about 100 men, who lefl their bar
racks with their officers, refusing to join
their companions. This body. as they
were marching Out, fired a vol!ey on those
who remained. killing captain aud 10
veterans, and wounding three others.
1t then marched 30 the Government
palace. and was ordered 10 quarter in the
Convent of San Francisco. where they
remained at the latest dates. The same
payer says that at a later hour it learned
.thai,ihe city and garr;a q stai had:
pronounced in favor Of Parades, andfthat'
il was momenlarily waiting for similar
movement in O!isana and Perot.
On lhe 23d, the forces of Parades were
said to be only three days march from the
city Of Me1ico.
On The 24Ih, the troops at Puebla un-
der Gen. luclain, who had received or
ders 10 march to The Capitol, refused 10
depart, and il was certain that, noIwilh'
standing the efforts of The General 10 the
contrary, they would soon declare in ia.
vot of Parades.
The Veracruzano of the 29lh, says tha,
it learns by letters Of responsible persons,
from Mexico, thai the inibecle and short
sighted Cabinet mad mor,gaged TO Eng
land the department OF Yucatau. on cou-
dlion that she would pay its immense
debt. There. says that paper, are facts
that will soon be diyulged.
A Circular Of the 24lh, transmitted by
President Herrera to the Governors Of The
different Departments, delegates TO said
Governors the tremendous extraordinary
powers with which Congress has invested
him, and already had the Capitol Of the
Republic began 10 feel The weight Of such
despctisIn, as infprisonnens, Irrespective
Of persons or characters, had become
common. and even the Arch Bishop. Gar
duno, had been obliged to fly from 'hs
persecution that awaited him. Gen. Am
pmdia had gone over 10 the revoulionisls,
and the Government troops had publicly
espn,lse,' their cause.
Gen. 4 AlmOnte was concealed, fearing
prosecutions.
The latest intelligence is TO the ctiec
that tho numerous cavalty Of ;hat Gen
eral were in he near vicinity of the Cap
itol. His artillery and infantry were be
tween the city and Arroyo Sarco. Th'
cities of OriZava and Gunnejuato had al
so tacIared for Parades at the approach
Of his forces.
The same paper says, that The Gov
ernment Council, afer long deiberation
had determined moi 10 receive Mr.. Sldel
in his ordinary official capacity, notwith
standing its previous engagement 10 re
CGlN6 q Ieul PolCHiaiy 'iohi WV S"i'N'
States. with special powers to treat on th'
subject Of Texas. This conclusion
the Goverumon took place after Mr.. Par
rot, had reached Mexico on his return from
The United States.
Great Commotion in Nanroo. Undo
this head, the Warsaw Sigual, Of III
Oath, publishes what follows:
"Just as our paper was going to pres:
we received intelligence from Nauvoo, tha
}. the lord has accepted rhe Temple, an
) that tho long promised endowment fr
which The Saints have been so long pre-
J pairing, is now being received. This er
r dowmenl consists in an abrogation of a
! existing marriages, and every good sail
is at liberty TO cast away his present wifi
; and take any other who may suit hil
y better. The. consequence is, all Nauvc
S is IN commo,ion, and the saints are .ru'
ming about, perfectly wild with excit
|