Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13

-, iINsAeoLA, Navy YARD, March Seth.
lhe l. ,. brig son'rs, d. lagaham, Esq comman.
GER saled Nun era tfuz, on the 2Ulh lnst aud aT.
h'ed al Pensacola after passage u nine days
She bHnss dates iron the Guy ol McAic, 10 the ith
bsiaut.
On The 10Th Of March. information was received.
rom sources enllfd 10 The fullest reliance that the Mex.
lean heyftament had given final and positive refusal
10 receive Nh Sldtl rs Minister pleul1atcptiory Win
inll ponefs, but had aiso expressed Their WILLINGNESS Ia
u'at Win tommlssnnrt Tor The adjustment oil the
Texas qncs'Hn. Mr.. Shdell had demanded his pass
pH' ahu would take passage Tor the United States near
the Both inst
ir'ters from the captol, fr.m the besi Informed ner
s,ns STATE, apparently with much confidence that II
The news brought from England hy the Cambria IN Feb.
fuy had reached Mexico ltle earlier before the final
answer ri the Government had been tranmittrd thai
U's "t ea"h "uuld have breu IN favor of rretiynr Nh
oRde' on MS own terms The Mexican Cabinet have
been hnguesi'nably sustained by the hope o European
intervention, and erences with England have led
the fullest confidence
II Is said that the Brush Minister has not encorr,,a
SAID eNpeea lions, but that the conviction Of he Mexc3ox
have Hui been shaken by his ruaid,d silence ,, ar hy
unt1n,sotai inimatlon thai Then hopes were delusye
As Nj Slidell has not, therefore, actually received his
passports, those who know the resolution aud uastha
policy ii Mexican administrations may esteem II ,i
mat The answer 10 Mr.. Shdeil will be Ioronsarred and
his mission, al the last moment accepted under sasle
tory 1olspomsc OF an admission Of his peien,us 10 the
va '>'' ''s S"f3tiot Is hnl) admissible
Z The uncertain nature OF Mexican politics. and we have
every reason to believe that Mr. Slde having been ,ice
rejected by Mexico, and refused opportunity 10 psy Ia.
diplomatic addresses has ahaudoutd the c0urlsnlD and
is by tins time On his way 10 lie United States
panic prevailed al Vera Cfuz N CONSEQUENCE Of the
Supposed Intention of our fleet b.nrkade or omen his
iIiiiies on the Withdrawal Of Mr. Sael
detachment It zoo men as on its way 10 reinG,rcn
tue garrison oil Vera Cnz. and San Juan del Hon rhe,e
are SAID to be about 1000 in the castle IL i aIs
reported 'sal more troops Lave been dispatched in the
dreeonoi Maamoras, and that an expedition aoajnSt
the CALIFORNIA; had actually left the capitol Gen Anc
puda, You Will recoect left the caplta b,nt t,y
monhs ago. with large body uf roops for the norhrrn
iTootler. lie has arrived at San Luis potosi On at
tempting 10 move from that famous halinr place uf all
armies OF the north, he arrested by mtinops ont
break and more than 1000 of his command refused !,
march infther. The gallant General sel2lnp the Stand
ard, appeared before the jewellers and sbamjpo tho,
as pollnons, stimulated their patriotism to follow the ma
iiona banner his appeal produced momenierv i'm.
preston Order was restored IN the ranks and the bue
OF march resumed. But arriving the yates Of the
city, the mutineers Were again IL the ascendant and
breaking ii0m the ranks, returned 10 The city, took nos
session OF some OF The churches and prepared to resist
any attempts TO c0erce then Ampudia has thus IA,
diligently followed the footsteps Of his usrous prode
cessor, faredes Is some revolution masked under
this military revolt
The public discussion Of the monarchy question N
Peafs 10 have called into the field many able advocate,
OF ne Fuocahism, thai the nnnarchiss are con,ent IL
ABANDON open controversy and devote themselves 10 the
pTo-eeu'lo" oil their antiques secretly.