The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

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Zee led tom Mexico.
" AZ UniteaS ties steamer Princeton ar
,IIiv at Pensacola, on the llth inst in foul
and half days from Vera Cruz. 1t. Pnr.
lance came passenger, as bearer Of lmpOr-
tant dispatches to our government. He
proceeded Immediately on his journey to
Washington. 1t is opposed that the des.
PEACHES which he bears are in answer to the
proposition for peace made TO Mexico by
our government on the 9th July.
The Princeton brought intelligence of the
seizure of vessel from Europe by the
American Squadron, which although warn.
ed not to enter Vera Cruz, yet attempted to
violate the blockade. She was seized by
the SOmers, and sent as prize to New Or.
leans. HercargO was valued at $4,000.
Gen. Santa Anna has reached the city
Of Mexico. He has not yet ostensibly as.
sumed the reins Of government, but is the
power behind throne--acting through a
gents who do his bidding.
The Cabinet consist of the following -
Gen. Almonte, Minister OF War; Senior
ReIon, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Senior
Gomez Farias, of Finances, and Senior Pa.
chico, of Justice and Public Instruction.
Not word is said relative to Gen. Par.
sdes or to the movements of the Mexican
Army.
The conjectures relative to the reply of
he Mexican government to Mr.. Buchanan's
suggestions are various-but they shed no
light on the subject.
Later.--Since the above was put to type
We have seen it announced in the New Or.
cans Courier Of the 18th, that letter had q
cen received in that city by highly res. c
ectable commercial house, stating that the
lexican Executive had rejected the propo.
tion for peace made by our government, !
on the ground that the subject ofpeace can.
OF be treated of by the Executive without
10 sanction of Congress, and that Con.
'ess will not be in session before the 9th
December" THIS rumor is important J.
1t we doubt its authenticity. 9
We have also received a number of the
cayune of the 18th, which contains a
ng article under the head Of F." Merican 2
tetIigence." Ithowever contains no later !,
vices than those given above-but furn- =
hes a mass Of information CLEANED from
lie of Mexican papers for the month of !
lgust. We regret that we are proven. !
from laying it in full before our readers, ;,
the want of room. The entire plan of :
lnta Anna and his Partizans is fully de. r.
Hoped. In his addresses dated the 10Th &
tn August, he declares that his object in
eylng the calls Of his countrymen is the
ace Of the country, the integrity of the W
.tlonal territory and the re.establishment W
agOvernment founded on popular suf it
zee. He says that his functions will tn
ase after he has re.established the ma.
n in its rights" and when'he is " able bv
blessing Of Heauen, to lag at the feet of &c
national representation, lasrels plucked st
the banks Of the Sabine" Sc
Every document which has been issued tic
&c the late revolution in Mexico shows
lxed determination on the part of that ma. W
to continue hostilites-and il behooves :
government prosecute the war with =.
or and severity. We anticipate hard e
ght battle at Monterey. The Mexican =
eminent is concentrating its forces al g;
place, and seems resolved to offer a :.
perate resistance.
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