The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-05-28

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contrary both 70 humanity and natural rights.
authorizes "a ~ pursue him without pity,
tMisericorI "War without pity and
deatbm will Be the motto Of the guerrilla
warfare Of vengeance; therefore / invite all
my fellow citizens, especially my brave sub
ordinates, to unto at geaeral headquarters
TO enrol themselves, from 0 until three in
the afternoon, SO that it may be organised
in the present week. W llr'ls Jf
iyf Z 1d JOSE MARIANA SALAS
The Volunteers at Corro Gordo Nevs from
tae City Of Msrieo-Seat of Gopcrnn,eat
to BE- romopcd to Csldya-A pisit 10 Santa
Anna al Orisaba-Hs dtpIorabIe situa-
ton Acsiosiy at Vera CruS---A aev Ma
aal Expedition Southvard.
vEaA CRUz, Maya
Eds. Della 1send you the Grs, number
of The "American STAR" published at ia
lapa. f2 iad
In the "Eags"of the 1st. which I send
you, you will learn that Don Pedro Anaya
has been declared Dictator. The Swedish
Consul, who arrived yesterday from Mexico,
tells me tha, il is true that Anaya has been
elected Dictator; Canalizo spoken ofas Com
mander-in chief Of the army, and that prspar.
atons are bein: made for the removal of the
government 10 Celaya, in case csr army
marches TO the city.
The Swedish Consul tells me that he
visited Santa Anna at Orizaba, and obtained
from him pssport to come down. He had
but thousand men with him, badly equpp-
ed, and he looked haggard and very much
detected. His day was passed. Both SOL
diers and officsrs have lost all confidence in
bim--and nave no doubt that were he to
come to Vera Cruz during the present state
offaeling among the Mexican population, he
would be murdered.
--latest Neps from tks City of Merico-Sae-
ia Ansa ,Oitain forty miles of Vera Crss,
threatening the City--War approaching
to close.
The British Consul at this place has
just received communication from the
British Minister, Mr.. Binkhead, saying that
the Mexic,n Government has solicited the
friendly mediation of his Government to
settle the difficulties between Mexico and
the United States. learned this morning
that such letter had been received from
Mr. Bankhead. and at once called on the
English Consul, who tells me that such is
the fact. You may therefore rely on
the accuracy af this statement.
Santa Anna is about forty miles from here,
with 1000 men, threatening to march in
aud sack Vera Cruz This information
comes from Spanish merchant ofthis place,
who cano in yesterday from Mexco--he
states that he saw Santa Anna, who 'dvised
him to take his things ont Of the city, as
he should destroy every thing in it. This
ofcourss we consider as mere Mexican bra
sado, as il is not likely he would make his
plans public, did he intend executing them.
We, are, nevertheless, practising our men
(infuntry) at the artillery, so as no, to be ia
ken by surprise. f2i
We learn by letter from tina city rMex-
co, that they have stopped throwing up en-
around the city, and do not in
tend standing siege or bombardmeut---
For the first time have been in Mexico,
begin TO think that the war is abou, drawing
10 close.
Yours Respectively. J.D.J.
GENERAL SHIELDs.--Ths Picayune says:
'Gen. Shields is still recoyerng--unless he
gets relapse, his life may now be consider
ed out Of danger. 'T'aag