Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Herrera, who is much. better known a
home and abroad than Angel Trias. Gen
Santa Anna, SO far as The paper inform
us, has not been candidate, save in Mi
choacan.
The Legislature of the great State q
Jalisco declared by vote of IA to IL tha
!. the decree Congress thereby ordering TIL
| election was unconstitutional and the,
refused to go on with it. This is regarded
as step towards revolution and The ult
mate independence Of this State.
We have Santa Annals address pub
Iished on the Goth ult., but it is too long tc
give this morning. One Of The first acts
upon resumins the freedom Of the press
His Administration aims to consult the
public sentimepi-so says the Minister:
new receipt--which can only be known
through an unlrammelled press.
Sendfs Rose and Rondsro have left the
ministry. Baranda was still Secretary oI
STATE, and Gen. Alcorta Of War. The
two other portfolios were vacant on the
22d, the Ministers having rendered their
resignation.
i The proceedings against Gen. Arisla
for the loss ofLhe battle Of the 9Th and 9Th
of May, and the surrender of Matamoros,
have been relingushed. with a view to
his employment in the defence of The cap.
ital..
OfCoI. Donipban's march to Salillo
the Mexicans are Of course apprised. hui
as he moved soulh they were vastly
alarmed for the fate of Durango. When
they discovered or suspected his true intent
they breath so much more freely, thar it is
ludicrous to read the letters they despatched
10 the capital.
The excess OF Gen. Urea and his subor-
dina,es, committed towards the Mexicana
themselves, are loudly complained of,
while his services 10 harrassing the Amer
cans are cheerfully acknowledged. We
have all along felt sure that the Mexicans
would be The first TO cry ou. against The
guerrillas.
The order Of Gen. Wor,h's, entrance
into Pnebla is given with minuteness, His
force is set down BY the Mexicans at 1920
men. with thirteen pieces Of artillery.
El Republican, has long denunciatory
article upon the" artisans Of Peace II
!. is almosrthe acknowledgement from this
source of the existence of such party,
q lis strength is imputed to the division:
4 Qng:th ad Yncates Of s. ar::..
J, On The 2lstI ult. the new CONSTITUTION
founded upon that Of 1924, was formally
: adopted. Santa Anna, Herrera and The
r members Of Congress swore to observe it.
), and this ceremony being over, they march.
ed 10 the Cathedral, where solemn II
= Deun, was celebrated.
The papers give accounts Of revolution.
a airy movements in Oajaca, some 200 troops
having revoled on the SIh ut. and de
clared against the State authorities.
We have only time to aid that pape
4 has been started in the capital entitled E
Razonadon, which is opposed 10 the wa
\ although il roundly denouuces The couduc
= OF The Uuiled States.
), From tic Charleston E1ening Nc1os o. the 14th
From Merico. o.-We have few items t
!. add to our postscript of Saturday. In re
= gard 10 the resignation of the Presidenc,
= !. BY Santa Anna, considerable doubt exists
:, The latest and most reliable inlelligenc
! ! from The City Of Mexico states that he wa
:, still exercising the functions of his Office
:. and was in tolerable favor with the peo
: pie. The fact seems 20 be unquesloue
that on arriving at tho capital he ofere
to resign, bur the offer was declined, whic
: be doubtless knew would be the case.-
- - The Herrera party were making vigorou
:, efforts to secure the election Of their fave
= rite. but with what prospect Of success it
D hard 10 say.
The city of Mexico, it is stated, will b
fortified with large ditch and embanl
T ment, and force will be in readiness
sufficient to resist The attack Of the Anne
}. leans. Alvarez, the notorious robber
n Sonoia, is on his march to join Santa Al
d ma, with large number Of lndians-som
J. say 10000.
/. The rumor that ain instruction had II
a ken place at Puebla, was utterly withol
i foundation. The correspondent of tn
v New Orleans Times says that on the cor
trary the people both the city and countr
y seem to be much pleased with their col
II ouerors, and trade is quite brisk. Com
. muuicalion with The sea coast seems onl
. to be required, to bring all right agail
Generals Worth and Scot, were both
q Puebla when the courier passed throug
that city.
. The diligence which was robbed sho
- time since, near Puento Nacional, has rt
= q turned to Jalapa not much injured. Th
- - depredator ou the route is one Padre Jars
:, nula, with band Of guerilleros, which RI
- - NOR estimates al from SO TO 400 moa.-
He declares war to the knife against tn
i Americans, and swears he will rob an
" murder all who fall in his hands.
IS The Crops in Virginna.-The wheat O
n lower James river, though for time keI
d back by the drought, has greatly improve
3 since the late rains, aud the farmers al
encouraged to hope for fair crop. 1t
4. now nearly ripe, and has but one danger
le encounter--lhe rust. Fhe corn crop,
v the last accounts, was rapidly improyir
from the dropping state in which it WI
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