The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25

DR. there hDout tho io'h VI august an
Though there small army was prepared i
make good defence, they expected a,
,al unless the frs, brigade Of the arm,
,hlch left Mexico under the command 4
Garcia Condo, should arrive seasonably
The general Of division, Don Pedn
Corlazar, had been appointed generaLI0
chief Of tho army Of the north. This Va,
subsequent TO the overthrow Of The i,
government, hut previous TO the arrival n
Santa Anna.
Paroles was a prisoner 10 the CITY n
Mexico, bu, no, 10 s,ric, confinement, M
had asked for his passports, which 1t ssl
would be given to HIM.
Que, prevailed in the city Of MeIs
bu, the papers do not seem TO indicate mg,
enthusiasm in favor Of Santa Anna.
Ices &C.,
loss OF THE q. 5 BRIG TRUxfOy
In par, Of our impression las, week 4
vaye an account Of the loss Of III. { j
brip TruSlon. Our navy IN the CUT
Mexico has been doing but little ans|
except in the way Of bloekadlng p'rls, d
10 meet with the loss Of q vessel is "a.
} a draw back. We are not disposed 10 "A
: sure without sufficient cause, ,e, v.
say il the account gwen be true ysru
' The Captain is 10 a high degree cess
e ble, and without satisfactory reasons IA
: 10 dismissed the service. 10 The 4
place, We eOnsidrr his conduct eeassa
i IN trusting 10 Mexican the care 4
J, vessel as a pilo, ; and in the seeOal I
abandoning the weasel to her fate, s,s
L iar as We can Judge, there was 10 "a
n nor necessity Tor such course. Re-
y TO our naval operations IN The Gull u
tho coast OF California the Union ID
re tho following remarks;
y Some little disappointment has
he fell rom he failure Of two or ,hrss \,
naval operations IN the gulf And Ia.
Il the TruStun Is source 81 slae,s
gret. But 20 official account has "a
!. eeised from Capt. Carpenter to e
the Whole transaction. Whether o.
nc he rspo.ed confidence N the stag I
ui whom he Lad car 1fed and then, n
,,a he was beifsyed by the ireachefy 4
a guide, or whether Inc guide hlms
mistaken about the coast and shs y
al naiteul1r cltcum,iances winch q,
IS him 10 surrender his mrn al N
,ch why he did no, STRIKE for -d~~ -
49,. place Of escape, II any were pile'a
.ltl remains 10 be explained by TIE q
en- himself, whose character has s'usd 4
and 70 high 10 lhe service Of his 60
,uv The Mexican coast on The Coll . 4
/ Ia shoals and sandbars, which are cad
m. TO impede the approach Of our sess'
MI, the debnrkatIon of our troops, as .
~ forth all the cifcunsPecvoa Of ear
The officers.
ne, "Tac e,en,s and prospects o. asI
,te IL Cailornia sr- bright and ch.,ri
clv There is reason 10 belrese that teal
-. ,.ne thu whole of that cpas, b1, r.
ne, capped b. our squadron, Monirrr,
idy tatnIy taken, and Guna' AID It t.o
g.. that tho ierba BIena on lhc lag &
en-. Francisco, ass summoned by q
.,r. Montgomery, AID it Is believed =
"a. been taken without resistance
~ CONTINENT TO MR. NcLAsl
ian The Nes York Chamber Of Co.'s
lh on The Isl lus,anl held meeting q
o. i resolution was adopted and e'za
h Of thirteen appointed to welcome p
~, Louis McLane 70 The city u Ne'i
elo aud to tender to him The thihki
~ chamber cor the ability, marked ,, :
py union Of hrmness and amem''
,he has distinguished his services 10 ia'
,oy. Try, und which hns brought the "a
ana his late mission 10 termination 81
cious TO the best interests Of ihe %
..to clal community.
, Nh Mr.. McLlne was addressed b
'dor sdent Of the Chamber Of Commefa
w presentation Of the resolutions s4'a'
,rm the Chamber. To which VI NflH
=, he Piled. We extract the following Peg
hey from Mr.. McLane's reply
,'aa "Ilasing some knowledge from
=, fetal position at that time, OF no
and objects Of the convention o. !
r.. am quite persuaded that is mal
900, was 10 lead, IN future partition Of :
-, rltory, to the recognition Of JOi 9
i. ~ the counlry, moi north, but soa'a
40th parallel, aud between that y
.s;,o Columbia river. A dlyisioa Oh l'
ser try upon that principle, with r'as
r.ss regard to rlghtf gfowa up uadef =
.red possession, always appeared to w !"
.,,,. a just and prsolical basl. tot al ~.
pro. and honorable adjustment, oil zoe I"
us such, aIso, was satisfied were "
,c,I 81 our Government nj the tine y
con. IN my recent mission and 10 ealo'.,
,ler. steadily Iaborng to effect a seVsr
IN thnt basis, | was but repre's'
policy Of my own Government a'