The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30

and HE, and will consist of one regiment
Of Tennessee Volunteers, foot, 500 men
a battalion Of infantry, volunteers and reg.
ulars, under Major w. W. Morris, 4th
Arliliefy, Of about 500 men; a battalion
Of Georgia Mounted Volunteers, under
Lieut.. Col. Calhoun, 4s0 men.
We regret to have 10 announce the death
81 Lieut.. Malahou>ki, late Of the New
York Volunteers. He died of the romiio
His remains were accompanied la the
grave last evening By detachment Of the
Louisiana Volunteers, aud good many
officers and friends.
The Peruvian, schooner, was blown
ashore on the Isl Inst near Vera Cruz.
The Arco IRIS Of the 2d inst. saws the
Mexican commissioners retired at once Ia
OleFctaro upon learning that Mr. Tist
had 40 poser To treat.
The following items are from HE Arco
IRIS q the 81 INST:
By last accounts, Gen. Filizlla. was Al
QueretaroWlth force If 200N men. Tie
General-lnCh Bus,amtulc, had eli hls
head quarters al Guanojuato y nh an army
Of 1000.
Many members Of the Congress. dis.
pleased with the election Of The new Pres
ldent, gave up Their seats, and retired in
disgust from the CITY Of Querearo.
However, there remained vet more than
the fixed number which is required TO form
grortm.
The following Is from the Free Amer.
can Of the 24th oil.
OtG.dbd.-A gentleman who arrived
here yesterday from Orazaba, which place
he lei on the 2lst luatant. politely Eur.
nshed US with the following intelligence
4 pronunciamenloh having been made by
the military IN Queretaro in favor of San.
Ia Anna, he engaged sixty men, and pad
them ~ advance, TO accompany him from
lehuacan 70 that city, but as soon as the,
had received Tie sum asked FOR they de
serted that General
lie then ordered The commander oC II,
forces IN the State Of Vera Cluz Genera
Marin, 10 send him an escort, which m,
latter reluctantly granted Lu. immedl
aiely after sent his resignation 10 The GOV
ernmeul a Qucrelaro.
Gen. Santa Anna VAS TO leave Tehpa
can on the 22I Tor Queretaro. We there
lore may exptct soon to hear the news q
the overthrow Of The Government, Of Mex
co.
Oar Informant SAYS that the people i
Orz4ba and Cordora we're onstop,lv a
waiting the arrival ii he American. r,
were reported 10 be on their march from
JalaPh 10 hose places 10 free them fron
The yoke Of guerrilla bandtties, who
threatened their property and lives.
Ia Vera Cruz paper Of the 2oth v,
find the following
From the Lierigr.-On the oh instant
Cen Scott utImaled 10 the editor Of
paper (EI Ja1ia Errante) that if he con
inusd the publication OF articles calcula
'eL 10 create Disturbances, he would .,u
the publication Of bis paper and cause th,
printing materials to be su.d for The ben
eft Of tDe poor.
Mexican was tried By a military com
mission for shooting With the lulcuuun OF
killing another persaa, and was Condemn
ed % be lagged 10 The pIazl.
The Moollor Bepub'icauo having mad,
some offensive remarks as 10 this mode O
punishment, and hasn. published a false
report as to the nature of the cfsuce, ths
Governor add e,sed noe To ham, n
wh0ch lie threatens TO have him lued be-
fore the same Commission, aud orders hln
to publish The tue circumstances Of the
case.
The Guerrilias Agata.-Y Yesterday, !
mea belonging ~ Cspi Connolly 5 compa.
ny of LOUISIANA volunteers left the en-.
camPmeut al San Juan, and v hen few
miles from the camp, were attacked bv
about forty MeNicans. Two Of the party
were killed, and The other two, although
wounded, succeeded IN making their e..
cape and reached san Juan last evening.
A datachmeut was Immediately sent ~
pursul Of The McIcans, and II they are
encountered, lhey Will pay dearly tor that
exploit.
\. B.-S,ace writing the above, we
understood tHat O detachment of mounted
men, who accompanied some market men.
fell 10 "'lh a pary of guerrlleras. uho
were posted on the passage Of The latter
10 rob hem. An engagement. took place.
n which two Of the robbers we're killed
and en- taken rIs5ners.