Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-04

From tie n. 0. Picayuns
FROM MEXICO.

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The bark Paris, Capt. Kinney, arrived
attliis sporryesteriay morning from Ver''
C,nz. She sailed thence on The l3ti' nl'.
bringing letters to her day of sailing. Is !,
der ne have received our files from Vera
Cruz 10 The ll,h, and from The city at
Nexicu 10 tho Sth. The news is very
The revolution iu.AIexico appears to he
complete. Before entering the City "i
,iexico conferences were held between
Gen. Paredei and Gen. Valencia al Gaud-
aloupe, close by the capitol Gen va
Ie.e;ayrearesepletl the-iormer~Govern-
meut, and for time. indeed, acted us
presideat ui,rthe Republic. In their con
tcrences.,in ~ Fich Geu. Tnrnei ssured,
Lbe,submfssion o:c the capitol was fully ar
ranged; .Nalcncia aiming to sparc any ei'
fusion ofblood. The entrauce Vas not
made iii the I'd inst. when a porion OF
the garrison of the capitol marched out
and joined their. troops under Faredes. ana
tho Whsle 'iiIereupon! escorted him lnto
the .catito, -inairiunlph, amidst saluies OF
artillery. An address Of the General was
immediately issued. It's contents arc un-
important, save that he urges the troops
10 tie tolerant and peaccable. j.
Gen. Paroles had previously addressed
alel,cr 10 Gen. Herrera, announcln. MS
incxorabic determinations TO carry through
lie revolution. The latter appears TO
have welded his authority 10 Gen. Nalen
cia.swi,houl struggle. The "s,a,o o.!
seise" IN which lho capitol had ocen
pIacedhy Herrera, was declared al amend
Up the s33lsl Dec.
The Assembly of Nolahics met on the
3d ms, Gen. rornel was chosen PrcsI
denr, and Gen. Almonie aud an"Ihcr'
secretaries. Gcn. Parsdcs rs then unan
iaionsiy chosenPresidenioF Of the lsep"hl'c.
His election and his acceptance were
Communicated through Il committee. A
committee of three was appointed TO draw
ND the oath TO be administered to the
President. Two Of them reported III Ia
vor of an oath in The general intn, 10 OBJ
serve the existing laws, &C. nut Gen
Bus,amcnle was in favor OF adding mere
a clause, clause Compelling the President 10 swear
:. to t: ffepei tic invasion OF the Cn,ed
States" .h(ier long discussion The AS
semblv,asseRed TO the report ot .'l'e ma
io.ity, and .upunilris ground, that The oain
demauded,by Gen: Buslaman'e ~on'a oe.
,ansamouul. TO a asdeclara,'on OF war. aho
thai j, was bel ord the competency OF 'he:
Assembly 10 declare war. ~ -.,a-i. i
On the Alti inst. the cath was adminis
,eree,din great state. The P'es,den, n:ade {,
a br;ef discourse; 10 which Gen .Fornel
repliedz and al S,han;is proceeded TO me
ca,badraE where a I'ei Bc,rTs vas ceiebra :
bra,ed. The Presidents discourse Is pal
aud cein;.!selInlaee: and makes, n2.
pa6fic. - -..-I- ..II'777 c.,.
Tie foIlowingis the composition Of the
Cabinet of Gen. Paredcs:
Gen. Almonte. Minister Of War; Senor
Luis Panes:: easuryD-partmen'; Sem:
Castillory :Lapzas Foreign Aiia'rs' ana !.
Senor Becerra Bishop OF Chfapas) Of
J Justices &c. ~ i. Gra, % 80 ~.
Such is the Cabinet according To a
private leller on the 18th December. Gen.
Tornel refused the portfolio toreisn Al,
fairs, and Senor Gordoa refused that OF
Justice. 4.
or these ministers, two have represent
ed Mexico near the Governm.nl'ot Wash.
iuclon; we allude 10 Gen. Amon'e and
Senor Castillo. The ministry IS repre-
sen,ed, as body, as deserving OF public
confidence.
gYSo,hins is said in The papers in relation
TO the feelings of Paradcs towards 'h's
country, yesterday we learn he Is very
hostile. Ell Monitor Of the 2ud INST con-
,ains an article upon the cri''cal situation
in wuich;,he Califnruias are placed WIN
the view of aruusius attention to Inc sub
ject. !; &,~
Correspondence Of the sou'hra Pftr,ot'
Nxw YopK, Jan. "a.
We'll, the long looked for steamer III
bern1ia arrived safely at Boston YESTERDAY
morning. and her news was expressed 10
NH; civ and published in this mornlags
III. mails did not arrive TILL y