Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-02

;; TiM:, aolhoriZes him 10 issue letters oi
f marque, which are 10 be sent 10 foreign
countries by the Government and i'll
agents, according to regulation published
by the chief Magistrate. - !
;'iGovernment.-Gen. Bravo at first re-
fused TO accept The Office of Vice Presi-
dent, alleging, as an excuse, i'll health; but
his representations were unheeded, and ae
The President was 10 leave the Capitol on
the 2s,h dlt.. he took the oath and entered
OH the discharge Of his duties.
BY news received from Mexico, dated
29th ult., the following is the list of the
new administration. Finance, Don An!
tonic Garaz., War, Don Iguora Vllamil,
Director of Engineers; Foreign Relations;
either Don Luis Gordon, or Don Luis
G. Cuevas; and for Justice and Public In-
sruction, Don F. Ramirez. lawyer.
Gen. Bravo, it is stated, is in favor of
Capitalization, as most i'd harmony with
The necessities Of the country. The insur-
fectionisls al Jalapa and Guadalaxara do
70, seem to give the Government any un-
easiness. A report was current that a
pronunciamento had taken place, (it has
already occurred,) at Vera Cruz, but il
did not bear the names of either Of the
two Generals who commanded there-Gen
Mozu, in this city, or Gen. Rod de Celia;
in tlIe Castle" Gen. Pachero would put
down the affair at Guadalaxara, and if he
were found insufficient, P aredes ID march
ing towards that place. ! 80 \ '
A communication had been made from
The City Of Washington, by the British
Minister, intimating to The Mexican Gov
erument that it could expect no aid from
England. - "' u = ' '','.,''-;i
Tie Govefnmen, had forwarded atihs
disposab!e troops in and about Chihuahua
and zacatecus TO New Mexico, for its
defsnce. =
Gen. Mejia has transferred his head
quarters to Monterey The troops under
the command Of The President, Paroles,
are on their march 10 that town; they will
first siiHe the insurreciion al Guadalaxara,
which is on their route. The Iast Brigade
of troops. 1000 slroDg, Quilted: the city, of
Mexico on the 2slh ult. With several pie
ces Of artillery, They are represented to
be, like those which preceded them, per-
feclly equipped. This division amounts
in ali 10 1000 men, which with 1000 or
5000 in Guadalaxara, when united With
those with Mejia at Monterey i'll repre-
sent d aisposabie force; ;,of from $4,000 TO-
rs, 600, all dnderthe' pef;oBaf command Of
Paredes. Col. Don Juan Cano accom-
panes the President, as Chief of the Corps
Of Engineers. The departure Of Paredes
was positively fixed for the 3lst llt.; his
detention was caused solely by his anxiety
supplied. y; i;
organized in the City of Mexico. Some
troops had arrived at Tampico to reinforce
the garrison.
We may now hourly expect inrelIi-:
gencc of The MOST m0mentous nature from
Mexico. Public affairs are always ez-
tremely complicated In that distracted
country but the new Ingredient which
has jus, dropped into the ever bubbling
cauldroG Of faction, party, intrigue, the
constituents of i.a epheneral governments,
will cause an explosion. that may scatter
10 the winds, all the pfomihenr characters
,ia, now figure with the army aud at the
capital. We sincerely hope ,hat.he re-
suit may no, be unfavorable TO tho peace
which the public, by late revelations,
have been led TO expec, was Oh The point
ofdrawing'on the relations between the
Two countries.
DECREE OF FAREDEs,
:, Under date Of the 10Th July. $.
Grams as ports of entry for foreiga
commerce, during the blockade OF the
Mexican ports BY, the. navy of;the United,
Plates. Tuxpam, Goa,zacoalcOs. Tobo
Lamarina, and Tecoluta, in the Gulf, and
MausanilIio, on the Pacific. ln these
ports, provisionary officers are to be- es..
lablished for the benefit of merchants.
The Faro Industrial. of the 9th Of Au:
gust.says: Besides the intelligence pub
Ished yesterday, dates from Monterey Of
the 2lth June, state that the Notifications
of that place progress rapidly that martial
law prevailed, as well as great enthusiasm
against their nvad ers::' ~ :.
| DESPATCH to Gen. I'orr,el. Minister of Her