Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-11

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Z yed nj Pensacola We eselnaD Fiiifi
J, the iplh Inst, from ~ Ylh Cos vhrnf
'hs sailed IN ihe an I'M We oil'oet
: bod cfaw wefe oil we'll
The q n uusm ftIaao pricei1o boz
arrived ~ yefa Cfux, Aui plh ihe rig
ala Hafiian was minimizing bo blpckad'
: ~ lho port The health oflhe efe"s o
both vessels wss excdlenfallh0ggh W.
eomiio was raging 10 ibf oIly Of YER
Cwz.
.. The fate NJ tho bark'Eopenia, Capt
lIi'coe, from New fk.,whoh vessel, !
viii be focoleclod, ran M blocknde--wal
uncertain. lnsiruciloaslof lisposinp o
her had teen sought bon tho capital
SONS wore disposed 10 ~ and bufn boz
Though subsequently disposition wa'
manifested 10 Jet hefl lI "scolt 'fee,n n
consideration Of her lucy defiance Of lbr
American squadron.
Oar news from llJ city ~"Mexico Is
~ ihan we gave 4 Sunday. We are
informed that tho Nxictn Cungfesf was
finally organized oj Tho lst inst, bbs We
do no, learn whoihl legal quoruJ was
oblnined. The rsdisr will resoled that
when MIR. Dlmond, tor late Consul q Vera
Cruz, lefi on Ind 30lh ult, he WIS de
cdedly of opinid, that quorum could
not legally be OBJ 'ned, aud such appears
to have been the base down to the evening
Of the 30ih ult.
Gen Paroles nd at last determined 10
leave the capib and take the command
Of the army ofle frontier. The result
Of the actions blthe 9th and 9Th OF May
is said 10 havSnade upon him a profound
impression. Me detect in the tone Of
the papers WI ch comment upon those ac-
lions, direct Attempts TO palliate the extent
of the disasrrs, intended for The Proyi-
slonal President rather than The public.
But Paroles would seem to appreciate the
full extent3G the calamity, and perhaps
he judges lightly that the most certain
means TO c,nfirm his power in the Repub |
he, is to Fereve in person the honors lostl
At Palo AID and Resaca de la Palma. Hell
was to leave the capital 90 the 9th inst, v
At the head of 3000Iroops, but orders had
been issued tha! large bodies should iou
hem sl different points on the line \
narchyso that his entire force, including
Arista's command, should not fall shortcG
10000 men.
Although we have now received inflli. ,
,enceby way Of Havana and OF Ia n co, ,
md BY the Falmouth, that Paroles soudI i,
certainly take the command Of theumy ,
n Person,yct there was an impnssion
,revsent among men of sagacityf Vera
jrua, when the Falmouth lelf,'tpat he
you'd not and could not ventureto ieave
he city OF Mexico during the session of
'ohgress.--ll is said that nearly one half
I the country is in open revolt. The
sws received here a ohinight since of the
aoIt at Mazatan is confirmed, and as
then anticipated, Sonora is now in n
ale OF rebellion against the Central Gov
nment.
80 ripe for revolution is the Department.,
vera Cruz, that upon the departure of
Falmouth II was said there we're 1900
n outside the city bi Vera Cruz ready
attack II at any mqment, upon the sig
being gwen. SoRne OF the guns had
ualIy been removed from the Castle
san Juan de Ulua Iand placed around
CITY for its defence, and troops had
n Withdrawn FROM the castle Tor the
le purpose. The intelligence received !
n Iamp;co on Sunday shows how tina,
was rent by internal dlssensions, and
the dfplorable stale of the !,
ntry in every quarter and under every
ect, /! would by no means surprise US :
e Paredes compelled to forego his cher 2
ID purpose ofsplacing himself at the :
d Of the \ exichn army. But suppose
carries his RESOLUTION into effect, what,
er !ate awaltY him at the hands Of Gen. :
'lor and our hroops?--Truly his chan. :
from every point Of view appear des. :
ate. =
o ilIustrath the treachery of Gen. All. =
o. lcward3 Paroles, the story is circu. 2
d at Verf Cruz, that the former, who /,
the con Anand Of the forces at Mazat. !"
was Supplied with $l,5oo,0oO with
ch to act against the American squad ~ -
10 the Pacific. No sooner had AIva. "
ob'aIFed the funds than ne pronounced er
'lnsi Yaredes, kept all the money. and Pc
n SoH the cannon in the lorts. "
q paper from Havana, received since
last, we find despatch of Gen. Aris,a
ne Government of Tamaulipas. dated 40
N the rancho OF La Vanada. Nav 1a,h lie
ch IS the latest communication from err
we nave seen. In this he states tba, 10
ne means of subsistence for his arnv lbs
consumed, aud its artillery weakened an
Ie Inc artillery Of the Americans had Nc
! increased by many heavy guns 50 prt
Matamoros, could quickly be battered 10
y, he had determined 10 Withdraw bi o pla
ps thence before he should be threat
!, and while he could retire w;,h - lou