The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-07
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The following singular letter published In the paper
to which 1t Is addressed Of the 27th October
QuEnErARo, October 10th, ls47.
To TINE EpIroRs or LA RAzoN-
The boldnsss Of your paper and its conformity with
my IDEAS sonstrain me to spprise you Of grand mo
at the moment of the conclusion Of preliminary treaty
Of peace, and whilst the de6nve disposition Of the
matter reserved for the appreciation Of the future
respecting any conditions their troops having first
evacuated those parts which not In dispute,
quarrel to be got up with Europe which may result In
their ssnding hther ninety thousand occupy all
the points, with the exception Of the capital
The leader Of this army is be the Prince destined to
rule us His troops In taking possession win abolish
eli the provincial legislatures leaving only the corpora
tons Of the towns Who at the instgaion Of the clergy
will address petitions to Congress- for change system
exprsssy demanding that the general Of the invading
army may bs the monarch. in order to daszls the
self In Pueba prior to his election where he will spend
money with the greatest profuson For the purpose
With any Of they to thas
upon the accession of the monarch lie will proceed to
crush the Republic Of the North.
The present arrangements are that Pena Pena IL to
continue at the head Of affairs and that the present
Congress is not to move In the matter.
ton s apoogsed for since he has stated TO the third
order Of Scotch Masons what Is the same thing, to
the moderates that he proclaimed himself to prevent
the return Of Santa Anna, whose army had decided
therefor and that If he did attack the administration
Of Herrera because contained republicans
Europe has formed, with view to monarchy.
am in way to become acquainted With all that IL
present with an synonymous signature; Otherwise, j
should not be able to ascertain current events N.
La Razon Of the date also contains the follow.
ing editorial upon the subject Of
IMPORTANT If TRUE.
From the Philadelphia Bulletin, Dec. 81
Postscript Of letter received by gentleman in this
city, from an officer of the army dated ~. 40 ,o.,
at was rumored yesterday smong the merchants of
the CITY, that Pedrsza had been nominated President
peace We sincerely hope such may be the case, and
shall certainly look with great interest for the next ad
vices from Queretaro."
THE GUERILLAS.
These subtle forces, which imply the existence of
grand organized masses, around whom they move, be-
come bodies Of highwaymsn whenever they left to
tenoe, corrective fer the into which they
naturally rush. Those which have hitherto raised
without doing great damage to the enemy from whom
the houses Of the towns which the American army has
occupied and station themselves In the approaches
for the purpose of attacking traders under the pretext
of making war, living in reality on the country and
Consequently the President of the republic has deter
mined a. Is asserted to revoke the commission issued
for the organization Of guerlss; and II In fact he
not done this hope he will decide upon it. II he de-
to direct look Of the States of Vera
Cruz Pueba, Mexico and to this DISTRICT whose suffer
ings have been increased by exorbtant rise in the
capital Of the price of the necessares Of lie.
THE MOVEMENTS OF GEN. Paroles
La Rozon Of the 30th Of October publishes the
following editorial in regard to it,
How can General Parsdss y Arillaga expect to pro.
duce effect With his msnifsstoes upon people who
consider him the most immediate author the evils
wch they deplore? What insulting farce does he
propose to represent when he comes in the guse
Of great prescribed dsvoured abroad by desires
for the salvation Of his country from the dangers which
surround It, and to shed his blood In defence?
He needs much holiness to talk to US OF his personal
WhO has mad he uplu ~
the tme or perhaps has originated caused them
develope themselves with the mournful celebrity which
Gen Parades who appears at time of anguish seeking
TOT place to light the foreign enemy 10 the year
vsrng the frontier from which he deserted for the
pose Of overturnng the established government which
had placed in his hands the most warke soldiers and
the treasures Of the nation Gen. Paredes instead
fighting In defence of his country rushed upon and
crossed the public without any other thar
enslaved by foreign family Gen. Psrades was guilty
of the great enormty Of declaring the treasury bank
being bound by any debt Gen Paradss gave the ia s
blow TO the relaxation Of military discipline by with
for the purpose Of leading to this capital to usnrn hs
functions Of the gislav It into court
ofintrguers Gen Paredes in ne by his reckless con.
by the weakness and mpotency Of turn.
ed his face towards all psrtes and ssskngto counter
vanosd he only the chaos the abyss which he had
opened for HIMSELF and In which, in the sequel the
ton has been sunk
This man, trembling with guilt retired to Europe to
beg favors Of kings-to expose his disgrace and
witness the insuls which humiisted the country he
had prepared to endure SO tremendous sorrow This
same man presents himself to an astute deceiver
usurping the language Of the most ardent patriotism
xnd now that he Sees many Of his wicked associates
figuring in the lists Of the Congress, he offers himself
to them ~ . champion, the most skful aud the best
to carry into effect those plans which, during
the general adversely have been the exclusive
ton OF certain people This man, badly disguised
speaks to us In tone Of command In the
which he viii accept IT. and whilst in the rrt phrases
he only seeks place to die In our ranks he afterwards
imposes conditions upon his command Of them
By choosing such irritating means Of persuasion,
which give the lie TO another from paragraph to
paragraph of his address, Parsdes consider us
only horde Of fools He protests against
aud hatreds yet be goes on to show the bitter
feeling against his rival to the principal obstacle to
sondafy ambition and like drilled falcon, he shouts
appeal to all arontsd soldiers and asprants to come
out and join him.
Mexicsns Of sense are disguised With Of
this Sort and foreigners who watch closely
pity this unfortunate country, sooed at by those who
have sacrificed 1t
Law Intelligence.
UNITED STATES CIRcUIT CouRT -Hogg g. Delanatey
ads Emerson-On Saturday last after the writ of error
was allowed In this cause the defendants counsel asked
Tor stay OF proceedings, but order was then made
Judge Belts delivered the opinion Of Judge Nelson
which is In substance as follows That mnde,
the provisions OF the act Of Congress $780, regard
wrs OF error the statute required that the writ OF
should be filed within ten days after Judgment and
copy thereof with notice, served in addition to giving
over executions rs we'll Judgments to stsy them
otherwise order, as justice might to require In
this the court would order stay Of proceedinrs
upon the terms Of the whole amount Of the Judgment