Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22
REV OLUTlON IN MEXICO--GEN
PARADES AT THE HEAD.

Late and important intelligence FROM Me1.
leo his been received at New Orlcan,
The tumofs wnlch have been inr some
week, IN CIR ulatlun, that Gen. Patdde> has
at las, declared "g 'inst The Government. ap.
pear at length likely To be verified by N,
course he is now p, rsuing. revolution
now on foot, OF has alleauy been tunsunma
ted
The revolution in progress crmmrncd
with HE Army Of Rrsrr,e" slallrnrd at
san Luls Po,"si The agitation ana irrnru,
preliminary To an oulbteak, pr"haliN ras
uccasiun Ia the rutu"r ~hlch was in err, ula.
t.lon at Vera Cruz N the l., Dec wien the
BRUSH steamer let Tor Havana. II VISA
irlughl aiter that, that things reached a,u.
els.
On The Itlh Dee. the comm ,ndani gene
raj al die Il, ptrin.euI Don sN,nurl Romero,
Invited /" his r-sui-h'r n San Luis folo,l
ihr >upe,,-r aud nihrr ufn "rs al The huus
"t the Re~-rNr, a. p-ll az Of the garrison ri
the department. Being a. ef" assrnb,ru, Don
Romero read IN iurni a manifesto prepared
10, he 90 .Ainn. IA y hl, ne dulrs Of tie
armed intr- nj lhr r"uu'ry are pointed out,
and pnlllca! cvli~ assigned InI tue ad lhrV
ara aOunI 10 commit; whlCh act j. no less
than luf,ih,e change IN tie administration
nl ihe country The prnDpAI reason i the
hesllaury If the government in Proc redlng
III u war TOR ll,u ret 0very ol lev"s
TIE Amy nauc. Gen P.fades ti is
chief and us dulugs were fuly approved iV
the Governor and Assembly Of The drpau
men, of san LuI, p",osI on the IAN % De
cemhef They decared thn movements to
tie entirely patriotic, aud tNpJrss their belief
that II vlll he sanctioned hy ihr naliDn.
The action al The Junta. "a tact. We may
flrIy presume 10 have been dictated Ivy Gen.
Paroles. lie adopts The usual transparent
dl-guIs-s nl usurpe's H. Cnv'I his de Ighs
Ga the 2Oh of Decrmhet, mreunQ niike
ofliceis stationed al T.mpicu was Held NJ the
residence OF Gen. b. Ana.la.ia Panedi. the
Conpandan,e General II the Departments
aud thP proceedings "a the army al san ~.
Is were lad before them they then approv.
ed. iatmahy, ths ,niemn act oi tie army, ry
ailiNlrg lhelr usnrs Ia a document ~ which
they tecRe that Il 10 ihr only possible toUI-s
TO save The nation from the run iulo ~hlch j
j. sucrumh.ng through The apathy anC inca.
paruy al the administration
They declare that the government has piv-
en- unequivoral proc! ina, II dues no, wish
Ia make n campaign against Texas, thus OPP
posing ltseli Ia HE wishes of due nn,lnn, aud
Of the ent re world II ~ iieaynR snh Ihr l.
States for the saIe of thr tertiary ~ Taxa.
and perhaps that Of Cah'0fna They then
adopt as theirown the az lion II the Reserve,
ard urge Gen hr-ia 10 mite his hr,es
with Ihose al Parsdes
No act at vtulairin whatever occurred -
The plans al Psrades had heen 40 iuly ma
" 81, ana tive dl-salio arInr ~lIh The Gov
eIntnput WAS 40 peutTal and uunntmnla tia,
there we're none to '4pose The rev"It.
A leupr received ~ town from Iesperh.
he comment al house and dated on The 22d
Dec. STATES mat lie had arlually commenced
hl- match upon the city OF MeNro 81 tie head
81 5000 men. ard expresses The cOn'iclon
that the affair NAV bc settled then.
The wrllef Is Of the opinion dat Pu'des
will refuse Ia treat with Mr.. Slltel. and
probably declare pafef war and aend Inn
away"