Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27

ctrdsng 10 the last accounts received, il
stead. of being at the:head of s 900 men .
the fuebla .rontes he was endeavering 1
drum mup recruits through Jalisco. saa ,ess.r
From Tamauiipas, 100, we have an q,
dress snggestsd By tho late renewal :
hostillitiess III encourages. the ci,izeps-st
rally once ngnin for, the contest, which ma
be determined eby another effors g Th
government findssa good deal alofencourage
meut in the partiai success other arms il
resisting Gen. fSeott's recerf attempts upo1
she chpital. But itcanrst be necessary 70
q. togo further into daail today, 10 show
that 90 far, in no post of the country, a,
wesdefect any gyms Of wavering on th
pars.of the 'Mencans; we can see no indi
eation q q dedrs gor pence. = We win con
elude varssscerpts te-day with translation
ofan sdd,ess abysSa Santa..A ma, issued supor
he.tesAmdtion Of hostilities: -isssss g sazaif
Ths,f sxsidsnkP Prsy IS ionai of tte republic
nd Commander In Chief Of the Arm,
,Gite;tfe JFatioas = .1ssslssse 81 ys-ss.sS.5
.tss 'eousrxrmss: The enemy savailing
himself Of idle pretexts,, has determined "a
commence hostilities upon your benutiful
city.a Presuming US sto,be disheartened and
hanailiaaed by ihesseyerses of fortune, - he
expeeted thasI should subscribe asatreaty
by which the territory of the republic would
have-been essentially reduced, and the re-
pnbliccoyered with. shame and ,ignominy.
Mex8cans do not deserves q slate $50 igno.
sninious; and having been called upon spon-
tnnsousiy 10 direct her destinies,t 4 have
iel, i my duty 10 respond With all7 loyalty
70 their signal mark Of confidence, 81 pre-
serving those precious rights which cannot
b. afienased, and thus nfording an exam
plsof energy and. .fifrnlness which are the
Eloryaof nations. .as,.s1s.. .ss,sl s.s.sss1 1.e,.
70 Ihe,enemys had proclaimed that they
swoHid pfoposesi as peace honorable for
,boshi nations, md it became our duty; to
lister TO them, that their trenchery might
be made known. Their propositions and
sallthe' SEQUEL to the negotiations are esbe
puEiished, SO thar the civilized world may
lee Thai We were 'feudy TO sncrifce all that
-ourshonor would permit us to sacrifice: and
ahaty other hand, our enemies setup
sneasareiess pretensions, which would have
Destroyed the republic, md converted into
,a,miserable colony Of. the United SStates.
Tosuch audaeitY I've could oppose nothing
hnfnuTsfrness and our r,valor. co. . f.essia
jNsricanst You will find me, as ever,
leading IN your defence, striving 10 free
you from d heavy yoke, ~pnd 10 presesve
.ye,ir nlrnra from, lipfafppns violation, and
your daughters and your wives from the
-sxttenifys OF assault. The enemy raises
shs sword toszwound your, 'front.', do you
drass itslikewisea TO ehastises Eahcorous
sorids Of an sinvader.s:3s 1sessse.sz .ss:ss as
;Jferftanss Forever live the indepen-
tenes the country. . ''.. =. - -.
sT. ,;ANruaIo IoREz DE ShNTA ANNA. i
~zMekiee. September 7,.l747. I..sea.. s~e
From the Pittsburgh Daily Morning Post
From the Army.
sANTA ANNA REsTGNING THE .PREsI
VDENcY-AIL QUIET AT THE CAPITAL
s'-URDERSS or GEN QU1TMAN CON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON ToLUCA
r-FoRFTGN PRINCE 1Ny1TEDTo MEX
$50 9 Richmond Oct 81, g P. NJ. =
Tie New Orleans Ileita and Counter
,eiaEhnvc been received: They contain
ssogss further intsresting details. Ihe1aner
publishes Santa Annas Address oas tliesoc-
scasinn Of his 'rcsigning the Presidency,
which Clearly proves that he continues 10
direct the operations of the schttereds por-
hons of the army, which have been collect
cd since the great conflict He has now
1860 regulars, besides the guerrillas.
Se A runor.reuched the Capital from Pue
.hln, on the 9th, that Gen. Parades, Busta-
mente, and other Influential persons, had
invited a Foreign Prince 10 visit Mexico
andseitle thedifficulties ofthat country.
The papers Of the city Of N exico, dated
25,hasa y.4ifaeGea Quitman had issued an
order on the<a5lh, notifying all officers OF
the sNexisnn army nj tho scapital, 10 re-
port thernselve, Immediately TO the .insosc-
tor General Of The American army: and
-anotAer on tho .27th, regulating the value
OF Germ. ~ ssssss ss5sts 81 ~ ssta3s
ser American shops, stores, &c. are again
espened -lhe Theatre u.s. crowded to- over
flowing begins to reign, and
'xhe numerous families, including. The softer
sex, are seen promenading the streets Of
she Capital, with. perfect confidence and Sc
curity. - So $szssEs5s
.3s.Lixa. = y National stntes that Gen. Scot
had proposed issuing a circular to- the Cit.
Gems the respective A!exicun statex,: in
VItIIlK tIl6uJ w 6Sliu uIOntILoSIOiI0iS3 SAOthSO
with full powers to conclude peace. Also,
that he had projected an expedition OF six
teen hundred men against Toluca. 1
BE Tho corporation Of Mexico had address.
ed several proclamotions to the inhab abitants
urging jhem 70 pence; and if they did not
comply there would be no guarantee fol
their lives ortheir property. : SsS
Fanchon, the Mexican xecutiye, who
was discharged by Pena Pena, hos asso'
.eiated with Pecheca.and. a. sGeneral whose
name is not mentioned. s.zs5.>s % s.as ',s.a p
Isissuppased that Pana. would decide to
lorna cabinet On lhe27th. VyEssg Ill r -
f--sas asases5a .sssvizse q
PErERsBuRen en-, Va, Oct %, 1ohs9AaM. 5t
By the last maih from New Orleans, we
have accounts in the Delta, of a highly in'
teresting character, from which we extract
ahe following: a7s s@s.sa4 ,sss. ssasi s1s. : :
1t Here follows a. list Of the killed nnd
wounded ofsthe % Pennsylvania! Regiment
some T6o in number which we omit, as