The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-27
MIR. KENDALL,s LETTERS.
oIToRIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE n. o, rIoAyusE.
TAouBRYA, Sept. 2, lS47.


MIR. kENDALL's LETTERS.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE n. o. pIcAyusE
TAcuBRrA Sept. 2 l547.
The mules or a great part of them, sent into the
ctyat an carly hour this morning after supplies came
back unloadcd, and the story is that large building,
occupied as depot Of provisions by Mr.. Hargous,
was broken into during the night and robbed of nearly
everything-rice, -four sugar and bacon. As bright
moon as ever shone was looking down upon the
scene, paroles were in every street. and II would be
deemed too great insult upon the watchfulness of
the Mexican authorities 10 say that the outrage was
committed without their knowledge; but as few of
the robbers were arrested Just us our own men arri-
we'd at the place they may make ii appear that il was
without their connivance or consent. suppose thai
the matter will be amicably settled for long suffering
and forbearance thanks probably TO instructions from
Washington, virtues which possessed here in
an eminent degree wish Gen. Jackson was alive
and President.
Scarcely hour passes that Santa Ana is not issi-
ing some new bandp or order. Yesterday a decree
was published prohibiting all private foreigners from
hosting the flags OF the nation upon their houses
why or wherefore the deponent knowethnot. Another
order was promulgated TO prevent all strangers from
leaving the city, and still another commanding all
members of the National Guard to appear Immediately
at the quarters Of his regiment ii he does not CON-
ply he Is to be declared deserter in front Of the
my sentenced besides to serve ten years in the ranks
of the regular army, and if he is in the Government
employ to lose his place forever. Santa Ana saws
that in moments critical Mexico expects every one
Of her to defend her and that now the honor of
l country al stake NO one can refuse ms services
without shame. This talk is all very fine but the
regimenta quarters of the National Guard will not
oe CROWDED 10 any particular state Of suffocauon in
consequence Inc Vaiiant Pokas have not yet for
go.'eh Churuousco
nu. t'le ,chest 'nig "nich mas appeared as YET is
aN =, tA' o''''0 aet uooier"o, announcing
.'ue'iis =, 'an'a ana ana MS principal oihcers 70
a,A ~. ne aians Vi ''e ha'9. 10, IN Don auix
c''s no' ~ ,iuu'oia'' no' III rickWlcA even, 90 we
,,llu .eepiaea scene SO eSceeaihgly inaicrous' In
ne. p'a'e sa''e 'oi"aid Draw ana t'e renowned
80 Nv As 'he country upon
ps'sso . s.ea' neasu :, US Wasne' 'an'a
,,,.n ~ " ih.1 Nv eA.enehey' uhe
t., ~ ..,,sa ""a '"e p''iU ~, eoniiuelce
- 30 "ts' 'aio'' .i'eSn'y' aiu an mat SOFT o.
uils oehrfy ,eiii saieiy through al the Pers with
wniea .ne nallon was surrounded and that they
~ .'", s.i1A :, 'i',' i'ie'er anu cyer-Wnich
m $500, N-ea'. '"'"' ' "N 'ley Gun w octler zen.
Nao W, u'a nc ''o oespa'tered SANTA
soi'lesS Mu' our wonder Is now even the great man
eouu w''hslahu .he application Inc PRESIDENT had
tod ms oiicefs that lie would resign; but with one
accofu they an sad no-there was unanimity about
II hat would almost make one believe they had been
drilled before hand not to listen for moment to
the thought OF his giving up the helm of state Santa
Ana, full OIL emotion at seeing such extraordinary
unanimlty and enthusiasm reluctantly told all his
officers that as it was their will he would hold on
and do his utmost, as he always had done-ncl,dinp
risking his life ever since lS2lto steer his vessel
safely through They then all said something coin
Gliding with Santa Ana's views as regards the Gues
ton OF peace and hoping that an honorable one migh,
be concluded, but If the war was 10 be con,;r,,ad
they each of them begged il as sneciaI md ver,
particular favor to be placed in the most danoerous
position that could bv any nozs;hi,;,,, h fna ~,
this point they were all camorous Con anv ona
imagine scene more s,,premelv r;dcnlonsa TornaI
and Alvarez beseechinp to be nlaced in no.i,,ons
where the danger might happen 10 he the creates,
There were excellent onen;na. If mis- l;nd =, ~,
rubusco but we do a, learn ,b,t o,a or
improved Them
Pence stock rather s.l, III, ,.,o,;,, i, -,
oo,,,;u,. - ~. - = 'o.noNo"
the commissioners hi; ~,
nor an fatterno as ,hs, .ra H. A., a,a,,;a NJ,
fancy stock in Nov ycrl er ro.o ~ s,,
as does this peace or war stocl bera-i, ,,oos ~ ~
down ten times where the sun docs once Santa ~,
with all the oppositon his own demantad coun,ry
men NAV make apanst Il nrohahlv r,,na;ns ,s srr,
in his purpose 10 bring il about as ever while he h,s
the full influence Of the English and some of The o,h
M;nis,ar ~. .a.,a' 49,, In 49,. a. $50
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