Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-02
From the ". O. Pccayunc. august %.
latter FROM MEXICO

Orerthrow af Paredes.-ReroH Of Merico
-l4rriral of SANTA Annu at pera Cru:
His Triumphant Reception. The
Capture Of Monterey, California.
The British sloop of war, Daring, Cap.
Matson, arrived of the BaIrze Sunday
evening from Vera Cruz, and Captain
Matson and Lieul. Hubert, came up 10
town Yesterday morning, with dispatches
from Mexico and d mail from Vera Cruz,
all of which was forwarded by the mail OF
Yesterday. The Daring sailed from Vera
Cruz on the 18th ius,. and brings very
important intelligence.
The government of Paredes has been
entirely over,hrown, and himself made
prisoner. The cities of Mexico and Pue
bIa have both declared Tor Federation and
Santa Anna.
In regard to the latter We learn that the
English Merchant, steamer Arab ar
rived of Vera Cruz the morning Of the
10Th inst. having on board Gen. Santa
Anna and his family, Gen. A'mon'e, the
ex Ministers Rejon aud llaro Y Tamarlz.
Sr. ID. Crescencio Bnvcs. cx Deputy from
Yucalan to the Mexican Congress aud
several other individuals Uron Tie aP-
pearance of The Arab of Vera Cruz, Com.
modore Cnnnor repaired Oh board tho
steamer Princeton, and an attempt was
made to intercept the Aiah; brl The morn
ing was calm and she slipped into port
without hiudrance with her vaiahle Freight.
Opinions differ as 10 the intention 0l The
Commodore towards Santa Anna, some
believing that lie had no desire TO inter
cep, b n OnIhis suhiact we learn from
letter, received by the US brig Perry. al
Pensacola from Havana, our Counsul.
Col. Campbell, had conversation with
lin 10 'he following effect. Col e. in
ouircd if the General was in favor CT the
war with tue Uuiled States. 10 which
the General replied, "You know how it
is if the people Of my country arc for
war. then | am with them bul prefer
peace. Before leaving Havanna, he re-
Gues,ed and received from Col. Campbell
a letter of iulroductieu from Com. Cnnn"r
lie also took with him valuable box Of
cigars, intended as present for the Com
modore. Upon arriving oil Vera Cruz,
he took good care to waste no time in the
presentation of his letter or cigars.
But 10 recur to the revolution in Mexi-
CO. Our advices are somewhat meag:e,
but they are Of the most authentic charac.
Ter 50 far as they go. We have seen a
letter received by an eminent commercial
house intimately connected with affair." IN
Mexico from their correspondent III that
city. From this letter it appears that
Gen. Saas and portion ofthe garrison Of
Mexico pronounced on the 4h Inst, in Ia
vor of the Government of Santa Anna.
Although Gen, Bravo, the Vice President,
made some resistance, he was compelled
70 weld early on the morning OF the 7Ih
inst. Gen. Salas as invested with the
command until the arrival Of Santa Anna
supported by Senor Gomez Farias as
counsellor. The latter used his influence
with the Ministers Of Paredcs 10 induce
them 10 continue in the discharge Of their
functions.
The letter announcing The above inleli.
gcnce urges as a'scandalous shame. that
while the revolution is, going or in Vera
Cruz aud Mexico, Gen. Taylor is advanc-
ing with his fulces into the interior. op
posed by no force Of any consideration.
THIS is denounced US ihe more disgrace
full, nasmuch as hy The consrnmaunn of
the revolutlou. 5000 runps from Guadala
,ara and 4UOO from The city Of Mexico are
now at liberty 10 move a once to the from
tier, and there united TO the army of The
North would be able TO make head against
The Invaders.
The same letter announces that some
adventurers from the United Slales, sup
ported by the crew of sloop of war, had
taken possession of the port of Monterey,
Chfor1lia, and the writer adds: God
knows what will be the result OF this
movement, as we'll as The invasion made
by the way of New Mexico" In convers-
ing with Capt. Mulson we learn thai the
;o;aII;psnc. of the SUCCESS Of our arms up-