Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-25

Ill the Federal Government Of Mexico shall submit terms Of
peace which the United States may honoraby accept is
dered that unconed bullion, bars ngos either Of gold
or silver, shall be shipped from any port of Mexico until the
further orders Of the Government home shall be known
on the subject; TO give time for said Government fix
the rate export duty such bullion, and perhaps similar
duty on gold and silver coins
"As the beginning the change Of system ntmaed above
all rents for houses quarters occupied by officers troops
OF the army in any city village of Mexico will
soon contracts may permit and absolutely, from and after
the end of this month"; wherever this order shall be received
time, and in future necessary quarters both for officers and
troops, where the public buildings insufficient will first be
demanded required of the civil authorities of the several
places occupied by the troops to equaze the nconve
nence imposed upon the Inhabitants and diminish the same
as much possible.
If the authorities fail put the troops promptly posses
sion of such quarters then the commanding officer in every
such case following out the principle of giving the least
distress practicable to the unoendng inhabitants will
the necessary buildings to be occupied
Subsistence forage and other necessaes for the army,
will be purchased and paid for heretofore and the nunc
tons and penalties of the martial 1 order dated February
10, lsf7 originally published Tampico and republshed
several times since, with additions, will from the FIRST be
strictly enforced also in general all the obligations Of good
morals and the most exact discipline
"By command of Major Gen. ScorT
|" III. L. SCOTT, A. A. A. G."
Yer LArEn.-The steamship Virginia has just arrived
from Vera Cruz having left the 7h instant She brings
eighty discharged and sick soldiers.
4th instant
The train under the command of Gen. Marshall the
Of marching into the interior. The General will
mand about $50 men, rank and file, consisting of
regiment of Tennessee volunteers foot, 500 battalion
OF infantry, volunteers and regulars, under MAJOR W. w.
Morris, 4,h artillery, of about 500 battalion Of Geor
ga mounted volunteers under Lieut. Col Calhoun, 4s0
We regret 10 have to the death of Lieut. Maa-
housk late of the New York volunteers. He died of the
romito.
The Arco Iris of the I'd instant says the Mexican Com
mssoners retired at once to uerearo upon learning that Mr.
Trst had no powers Tor treat"
The following items from the Arco Iris of the Sd inst
ssBy last accounts General Fisoa Queretaro with
force of 200 men, The General in-chef, Buamente,
had his headquarters Guanauato with army Of nine
thousand.
sMany members of the Congress- dspeased with the cleo
ton of the Presidents up their seats and retired in
disgust from the city of Queretao However there remained
yet than the fixed number which is required to form
quorum.
'Gen Santa Anna was leave Tehuacan the 22d fo
Queretao We therefore may expect to hear the news
Of the overthrow of the Government of Mexico.
INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT ANAYA.
We have only time to add the Inaugural Of President
ANArA, translated by the Arco Iris, as follows
SnEs. DEPUTIES come to fulfil your wishes taking in
charge the Supreme Executive power OF the Union for the
short space of time that will elapse until the next constitution
al period arrives If the days be few, the difficulties present
themselves and appalling. The great misfortune
of land is the sentiment that exclusively occupies the
minds of all who know the meaning of the sacred word
country.
In such circumstances without the powerful concurrence Of
the nation Government undertake its defence be-
longs alone to the Executive power unite all efforts direct
them according the national WILL and all obstacles
that disconfdence has hitherto thrown in the way.
With the decision of ancient servant of the country
have to omit single effort to spare the most
costly sacrifices in endeavorng prove myself worthy of the
confidence eposcd in by the national representation. To
doubt of the operation of the Mexican people would be to
doubt Of that vaor and those high virtues which emancad
the countywhc although dsheartened and led astay by
twenty five years OF dssensons, producing yet
many and such sublime sacrifices.
declare that in the ulfment of my oath just taken Of
respecting and causing to be respected the fundamental ns
tuions, will act In accordance both with my duty and my
profound convictions The federal system the only
calculated people in situation dangerous
To seek remedy in systems, in revolutions,
would be give up the Republic without defence and with
out remorse the enemy who tore down national flag
the palace where the victorious Iubde planted with
his own hands.
The Government relies upon the cooperation Of the States
their good sense and tried love of liberty and order Il will
keep in harmony with them for their efforts (he heroic
pa Of the Republic being LOST those that now must
In situation such as ours individual privaons nevi-
table the Government far from increasing viii endeayor to
lessen them much lays in its power The security OF
persons and properties will be sacred taxes will be exacied
popoionaly and the amount thereof distributed with hon
esty and economy.
promugae such wise laws the country requires and to diff
fuse life and encouragement throughout the Republic will
be the first comply with them striving above all to unite
all the private efforts in the grand object he Safrdon o our
independence. For me, all domestic hroils foolish enm
ties and dssensous will be hencefoh secondary matters OF
consideration My administration will not Persecute any class
party. call upon all, without distinction, TO assemble
around the standard of their country.
Without being deuded to suaton-on the contra
~ fully and overwhelmed with its difficulties, and
ready face msortunes if such be destiny have
this place with the firm resolution never to seal the
dshonor Of my native land God alone ook into the fu
As to public men, it suces that they know their duty
and fulfil it. The nation that never deceived hers
that my oahs are always loyal and that my Blood my life,
and my reputation belong her. Called in her name, have
occupy, of all situations that most contrary to my IN
cnaons May God bless and to be fulfilled the ar
dent desires of the who has and is incapable OF enter
tanning any other idea than that Of the liberty and honor OF hl
unfortunate country
FROM TAMPICO
Capt Godng, OF the schooner Charon from Tampico on
the 30th ultmo reports that the Indian population In the
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