Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-12
From tie Missouri Republican

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEX
ICO---The Government Organized---
Mr. sIidel Demands his Passports---is
Treated with Indigdity.
The steamer John Aull arrived a, this
port Yesterday from New Orleans. She
brings us dates 10 the 24lh The bark
Paro. Capt. Kinney, had arrived from
Vera Cruz. which port she left on HE
18Th. The Bulletin" has CORES pond
ence and files of papers to the l2lh. and
from The capital to the 9Th Of January
The Bulletin says:
The accounts Of tho entire success Of
the revolutionary movement, under Pare
des, are confirmed. That officer has
established himself in the capital and has
been elevated TO the Presidency, rad in
ierim.
He entered the city on the I'd inst, md
meeting OF the principal officers was
held, which provided, among other mat
tiers, for temporary government, that a
Junia of ''nobles" representing each de
par,men., should assemble and elect a
person to exercise the executive flnc-
lions. The Jun;a accordingly assembled
on the Sd. and unanimously elected Par.
edes. Much discussion was had as to
Tie form Of The oath that should be admin
isiered to the President. some of the Jun a
desiring that in addition to the usual obi
cations, he should swear To "repel the
usurpalions of the United States" This
proposition did not prevail; an oath, vary
,nr hut Hula frou, tl,a
was decided on. The inauguration touk
place with much ceremony on the An.
after which re Deun was celebrated in
the Cathedral. The President made an
address. appealing TO Heaven for the dis
in e.esledneSs of his motives. and decar-
ing lha, rs soon as the country had csiab-
lished her liberties. he should retire
The present Ministry is composed Of:
D. Juan N. Aimonle. Minister Of War;
D. Castillo y Lauzar Foreign Affairs; d.
Luis Parres, Treasury; Becerra, Bishop
Of Chiapas) Of Justice.
General Valencia. formerly Governor
Of the City Of Mexico. has been made
Comptroller of the Mint.
Generals Tornel, Valencia and Paroles
held a Council at Guadaloupe, village a
few miles from from Mexico. some DAYS
since, 10 make arrangements 10 consoli.
date the Government. 1t will be remem.
bere,i that Tornel was formerly Minister
Of War and Marine under Santa Anna.
The City Of Mexico remains perfectly
tranquil. and all precautionary measures
against counter Revolution have been
discontinued. The Sligo XIX. a paper
which la,lef'y was warm parlizan Of the
Herrera policy. and has been ably CON
Quoted. is stopped, the proprietor having
replaced II by paper bearing the tile
Memorial His,orico.' Of which we have
received the first eight numbers
We learn verbally that Mr. SLIpEL had
demanded Of the new Government his
passports. and received in reply that, as
he had never been recognized bv the
Government and was unknown to them.
40 passports were necessary. and he was
at liberty 10 60 where he pleased. He
then demanded an escort 10 Vera Cruz.
which was refused; whereupon he sen,
messenger 10 the brig Spmers, and num-
Der Of the officers Of iha. vessel had deter.
mined 10 proceed to Jalapa for The purpose
OF escor,ing him to the coast. The Som.
ers arrived at Vera Cruz on the 9Th. I,
will be recolecled that she had sailed
from Pensacola about twenty DAYS since.
with sealed orders. We place confidence
IN the reports with regard to Mr. S, ,prI
except perhaps the statement that lie off;
GERS OF the Somers had gone to his assist.
ance; and If he had in farr been refused
safe escort by the Mexican Government
nothing can be more reasonable or proba
bic than that our Naval officers within
reach OF his call should resolve not 10
leave him 10 tie peris Of The journey
alone. Letters Of the l4ih. however. only
make mention Of the fact that Mr. S1.,np,
had demanded his passports, ..havIno
|a'ied IN the objects Of his mission"
The U. S. brig Somers, Commando,
Gerry, was al SacriGcios on the I3b. ~
,l: %. ,he British brig Persian, the French
brig Clifton, and the spsnisl, brig pa,ri.
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