The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-04-17
MEXICO.
NEW ORLEANS, MAReu


NEW ORLEANS, MARcu 2s
Amongst our letters hy The Water
Witch we find one that contains So much
information that We cannot for.
bear IranscrIbing a portion OF 1t:
Correspondence Of tho New Orleans Times
CITY OF MEXICO, M,Rcn g. ls4C,
The present Government Of Mexico goes
on well, but 1t lacks the cnergy which Il
ought to have. Paroles, placed IN the high
position which lie now holds, ought 10 have
been revolutionary Ia the full extent, and
no, have called together the Assemblies Of
the Departments, composed, generally, OF
ignorant and ambitious lawyers, who can
only flourish in disorder and this they
find III the federal system, into which the
Of General Herrera had al.
mos, converted itself. Paroles, a solder
Of old standing, honorable and gentle by
birth and education, has with bun the sym.
pathy Of all the men OF worth and property
IN the country: and this sympathy has been
considerably enhanced by ms upright con.
duct A man of such merit did not stand
IN need Of the appreciation Of the Depart
mental Assemblies, nor Of the Council OF
State, to legalize the revolution; IN a coun,
try, like this, replcte with dlscord and dcs.
potsm, the upright department Of the re-
bel Justifes the revolution, and none, IN this
point Of view, has been more legal than
that headed by Paroles.
General Almon,e has Withdrawn from
the Ministry. The opposition papers have
endeayored 10 persuade the people that the
separation has been occasioncd by his non.
conformity to the monnrchical IDEAS enter.
tanned by the other members OF the Cab.
net; bot this IS absolutely false, lac left the
Ministry on account OF q disagreement witt
the Presiden, on subject disconnec ted
with politics. His successor, Gen. Torncl
is so well known that deem it needless
10 say much about him. IT, ms it IS be.
Iievcd,) he acts in good faith with the gov.
crnmeni, be may be Of great service, a.
there is no uGubt that he is endowed with
great talent, and is well acquainted with
the persons Of note in the country.
MEXICO.
Highly Hnp5rinnt Netrs-Mr ShJeH has de
manded his Pas'ports- Confirmation in Tcra
Crsz-ApprsheRsion Of another Rsroiuti0n-
RsrOh Of Gen. Ampudias fgrcr1-OuHag,
Vpo" ia. political press, 5s, 81.
Correspondence Of tie Picayuno.
PENSACOLA NAVY YARD, March 30.
! The u. S. brig Somers, d. y. Iugra.
ham, Esq, commander, sailed from Vera
Cruz, on lbe 2Oth inst, and arrlycdal Pen.
sacoIa after a passage Of nine days.
She brings dates from the city Of Mex.
lco to the llth INST.
Do the 10th OF March, information was
/ received, from sources entitled TO the full.
! est reliance, that the Mexican Go, ernnen,
had gwen final and positive refusal 10 re.
cclVc Mr.. SIldclI, as Minister Picnlpotcn,
luty with fall powers, bu, had also cx.
/ pressed their uuwlilugucss TO treat with a
/ Commissioner Tor tie adjustment Of the
! Texas question, Mr.. Shdcll had demand
cd his passports, and would take passage
tor the United States near the 18th instant,
Letters from the Capital, from the best
informed persons, state, apparently with
much confidence, that if the news brought
from England by the Ctmbra ia FcbrI,
ry, had reached Mexico, a little earlier
before the final answer Of the Government
had been transmitted, that the decision
would have been IN favor of receiving Mr.
SlldelI on his own terms. The Mexican
Cabinet have been unquc,tionabIys sustain
ed by the hope Of European Intervention
and our differences with England have LEI
them to count upon the CO operation Of thai
power, with the lulles, confidence.
1t IS SAID that the British Minister ha,
not encouraged said expectations, bn, tina
Tue CONVICTIONS Of the Mcxicans have moi
been shaken by his guarded silence, y" OF
ny uneqWVocal lntimatlon that their hone,
we're delusive.
AS Mr.. SIidclI has not, therefore, nctu.
any received his passports, those who know
me IfresoIulIon and unstable policy of n
mexican administration, NAV esteem il
possible that the answer 10 Mr.. SIideIl will
be reconsidercd, and his mission At the Iosl
moment, accepted under satisfactory com.
promise, or an admission Of his prctcnsions