The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21
MEXICO-PAREDEs IN TROUBLE.

MEXICO-PAREDES IN TROUBLE.
Paroles, whom he recent revolution in Mex
rco placed at the he ad OF affairs, is not likely to
enjoy his power unmolested. Revolutions have
become in that fa'ed country mere every day
occurrences The following paragraphs are
raken from letter, dated Pensacola (Fa.) Jan.
81, 1916:
The Somers arrived from Vera Cruz to. day.
She brings datts from Vera Cruz of the ooh
January. and as late AS the 47th from the city of
Mexico. Lieut.. White, OF the Somers, was
bearer Of dispatches to our Minister in Mexico,
and left The capita in company with Mr.. SldeIl,
on the I'm January. Mr.. SlIde will remain
a. Jalapa few days before proceeding to Vera
Cruz The dIlaorInPss of The Mexican Govern
nent in furnishing our Minister with an escort
which was demanded at least fortnight, before
1t was finally granted, and the lame pretences
under which 1t was delayed or refused from time
to time, have been thought to indicate dspo
sllion to detain our Minister in the country to
the las possible moment, IN hopes that the sen.
tlment OF the people might finally take a turn
favorable TO negotiation.
II Is certainly very singular that a military
government, with force IN the capital sutfi
cent lc overawe all the neighborrg Depart
ments, should plead inability to supply an escort
OF eightmen TO expedite the departure of for
eign master, the question of whose reception
had bee, The Cause OF the revolution, and thus
delay in he capital fanctionary swhose very
presence" one # the principal agents in the
revolution had few days before declared "to
ba ALT IN, fpDn md hruu In 10
has been suggested that the government were
waiting fr President Poik's messagee before
they allowed the Minister TO leave.
The message was conveyed TO Mexico by
MI White bout the l2h of January, and was
,mmedla,sIytrausla'ed into the primo pal ,ur
nas without comment OF any kind.
Infnrmatio, was received by private aGvices
from McKee, the day after Mr.. Whue left, that
Gen Ars.e lad arrived at San LUIS Po;osi aud
declared IN iS3r Of The former order 0i 'hiHg',
and invited al to join BIN 10 putting down the
revou,ionists and those who would destroy The
peace OF the country. It was added ,ha, Arts
Ia had taken fampIco and levied an additional
duty OF 62 Gems TO support his troops. THIS IN.
teIIIgence is wltht ut doubt authentic. Gen.
Arsta's disafi,ction toward. Parades was very
clearly indicated in his Otlicia letters If the "a h
of december which you have without DOUBT
Sc n, as they wee published on the Sih jana
nv in Mexico. Since then, various ctiica de-
clara,ions from the Northern Departments have
been published, indicating de ermlned po~niol
to he revolutionary movements OF Parades
You have pro5lv heard thai Yuca an has de
+ clared it's independence and adopted ti4g, witt
central blue stripe, containing five stars.
The Santa Ann party IS growing stronger
every day in VeraCruz 1t is confidently as
serted that il he we're to make his appearance
at any time, he would be supported oy an i'm
mediate pronuneianento. It's thought that tn
Revolutionary Government will not, therefore
: venture to weaken their force on the sea boar
!. by sending any N lhary or naval delachmer
4 against the rebepus Yucatanos.
~ If Arista canno' arrest the course Of the r.,
e olution, aud establish the Constitutional Coz
-ernment he can 4, least MAINTAIN the lndeper
% dence of the Northern Provinces.