The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-29

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and einsate the put out in February last After six or
insurgents surrendered the government in their hands, and
tranquility was restored Among the killed was Don
self in the battle Of Moline del Rey.
The disturbances in Guanajuao still continue The in
had the government troops besieged and it thought the
latter would surrender party of the State militia, num-
bering 100 men, lett GuanaIuao the 18th ui to put
down the insurgents, whose force said to exceed 400
men,
u on to Zacaecas, whittier he had been ordered
by the government.
the Alameda, between party of the 9Th infantry and
Mexcans, in which of soldiers were killed
The patrol was promptly the spot, and succeeded i'll
resting the rngeaders. But one Mexican killed.
| &C.
MEXICO Nov. 6, IS47.
Day before Yesterday Gen. Scott and suite visited the
the compliment and remained in the Generals quarters
| for some time.
mentions the of great number Of Mexican officers
who deserted from the army Pueba. In regiment
he husaIs) less than twenyfour officers
reported absentnlne OF whom deserted their colo
| &C.
Yesterday being Sunday, rode the Paseo Nuevo
and agreeaby surprised to the large number OF
ladies present The Pasoo hronged with carriages,
private and public each Of which contained two or three
ofthe barbarahs of the north" About half the Off
9 whom
Gems Worth and Pierce.
To-day Captain Sanderson, of the mounted rifles dis
covered the whole apparatus and machinery which had
| been used in casting cannon near Moline del Rey.
Tn The H. nd Eli
and sentenced to receive one hundred nshestwcny
Mexcans were in the plaza and the whipping
commenced they began to throw About dozen OF
dragons. however, charged upon the mob when they
dispersed in all directions The greaser then whipped
and taken back to the guard house
There were two rows last night, which resulted in
the death OF two soldiers, and thirteen four
teen Mexicans &C
MEXICO Nov. 10, Is47
Our army is probably now in PEI feet state of
drilled every morning and evening" and the effects evil
dent in their improved appearance, and in the dimnuton
No papers through from Queetaro last evening
but Ell Monitor has letter from there, bringing deci
reported in the letter. are some what confused but It is evil
dent that the Moderates. with the cooperation of few
propositions Of Senior otero rejected
Senior Perdigon of Santa Annals violent parti
charge OF high against the Minister of War; Mora.
Ell Monitor publishes orders from Rosa addressed to the
secretaries OF Congress- requesting them to give all possible
preference TO this subject the honor and interest of the
nation demanded that the minister should be punished if
guilty the calumnator held up to niamy he is limo
Perdgon accuses Mora of collision with Gen. Scott
| to surrender the country to the Americans.
Some excitement caused yesterday afternoon by the
discovery of the abduction of a young and lovely girl by
Of the reverend fathers of the church. The afflicted
mother applied to the governor for redress, and the fug
that the reverend father has been guilty Of &C.
MEXICO, Nov. H. 1917.
There has been en,eute of serious Guiana
uato. In the village of Sao the 7h the troops of Gov
Arelno arrested priests who endeavorng to get
up wonuncanento in favor of placing Gen. Bustamente
the head OF the army, of continuing the until the
invaders exterminaed and of declaring any man
the United States The people resisted the arrest and
fight ensued, which resulted in six of the citizens bein
killed. and fifteen sixteen wounded The soldiers finally
succeeded in bringing the priests tied into Guanaluao
The people were in great state of excitement and cries
short tune ago paper was started IN this city entitled
erday made its appearance in skeleton form, contain
against using such language second me upon which
the latter comments, and that he speak as
this is the last appearance of the Wandering Jew
&C.
MEXICO, Nov 49, IS47.
Three propositions have been passed first reading in
being threatened with an invasion by the American
army the Congress shall be removed to the city of Aguas
propositions of peace long the invading forces do
evacuatc the national territory which they occupy and
government, under responsibility shall dictate
such measures and projects will be sufficient its part
The correspondence General Scott the arch
bishop OF Mexico, on the subject of the release of the Mex
of their liberation the ground that their families
ferng in consequence of their confinement He says the
shown the holy church, Of which he is the head in this
city, embodens him make this request; and Instances
the liberation of the French prisoners by Abdel Kader
through the mediation OF the archbishop of Angel:
the prisoners taken at Vera Cruz and Cero Goro who
were liberated their PAROLE and had afterwards
up arms against the Americans that while at Puebla he
asked the liberation of the American prisoners taken the
flo Grande who were to have been exchanged by an
agreement between Santa Anna and General Taylor but
that an evasve reply having been returned another
municaton sent the 10Th of july the only
to which found in the palace after General Scott had
m nd
date of August.
Gen. Scott concludes by saying that if the archbishop
Will have the goodness appoint dignitay of the
church to visit these men, and explain them that prison
cr OF war under their parole always shot found fighting
against the be9erent before being duly exchanged
and that II this dgnary gives also solemn admonition of
the church against the violation of their oahs he will give
them their liberty under its sacred authority.
The archbishop in subsequent personal interview with
the commandments chief cited him the decree OF the Mex
can government which prohibited all Mexcans from Civ
possibility which he would incur if the supreme govern
nent should dsappove the step and thus the stands
at present C. G..
have Just heard of the arrival few minutes ago. of
bearer of dispatches from Washington.
Tonight comes of the Gran IIatro Santa Anua Tor
National it is called) complimentary benefit to
be given TO the fascinating actress Sonora Canate by the
officers OF the American army.
Mexico, Nov 26, ISA7.
The Canate benefit last night magnificent
fair The house was crowded from pit to DOME and many
OF the principal families of this city attended the theatre
The receipts OF the house were $1,000
train leaves here on Friday for Vera Cruz The
bodies of officers who have died here taken
home for nterment c. G.