The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-27

Later from Mexico.

By the way Of Tampico we have dates from
the city Of Mexico to the 9th Of February
These are fourteen days later than any papers
from that city we have seen
On the night of the Goth February a select
portion Of the National Guard made its first
essay at a pronuncian,entO. The regiments
known as the independence" and "H~idalgo,'
the battalion Of "Victoria," and a part Of the
bodies Of "Mina," Of "ZaPadores," and Of
"Chalehicomula," under the orders Of General
D. Martins Penay Burragan, proclaimed a
UPlan."
The Government had at its disposition to OPP
pose this revolutionary attempt 300 troops in
the citadel, the 9th Permanent Infantry, the
squadron Of Paiaca and those odies of the
National Guard not in favor of the pronuncia-
mento., Gen. Canalizo, as commahder-in-chiek
was preparing to attack the revolutionary for
ces with a columno 1900 men, He issued at
once the following proclamation:
Ths Generatin-C Chief appointed against he IN
surrecAonists Of this Capital: q
Companions in arms-A portion of the Ma
tional Guard has risen against the Republic, at
the very moment when its fate is to be decided
on the frontier, Whilst our army encounters
dangers, treason and cowardice seek ascendan-
cy in Proclaiming anarchy by which to work a
pernicious destiny for Mexico Order has ust
been re-established, and now disorder is pro-
claimed. Scarcely is the monarchical faction
overthrown, before il again raises it's head. Il
is necessary to reinforce Vera Cruz, and these
miscreants, who are afraid to present them.
selves before the foreign enemy, have the auda-
city TO provoke a fratracidal war. It is our
duty to strangle the attempt in its cradle, and
you are now exhorted TO the discharge Of your
your duty BY your sincere friend,
vALENTIN CANALIZo.
Mexico, Feb. 81, l847.
We know not the issue Of thisreyolutionary
attempt, butlncline to the opinion that Il will
be successful Mr. Kendall writes that it ha.
succeeded and that Gen. Salas Isl power
He POUNDS his statement on reports at Tampico
Our papers are not late enough to verify them
The administration Of Fariashas long been tot
tering and has in all probability s%uccumbed.
The final outbreak was not a sudden affair
As far back as The ed the Government hal
taken the alarm, and day after day, the paper
noted the ''PremonitOry eympioms'' Of q rsyo
luton, and the precautionary measures Of III
Administration.
I'll Repubticdno 81 the 95th announces tina
Cen. Almonte had received orders to march 70
Chihuahua, aud Gems. Basadre, La Vega an
Falcon, had received orders to march to Othe
remote points. This is a kind Of banishmen
well understood IN Mexico. The Republican
calls il persecution. Almonte and Busadre ar
! very near friends Of Santa Anna, OF have beer
but Mexican friendships are tickle.
The latest movement IF Santa Annals fore
Is indicated IN 4 number of III Rspu5Eoano q
the 25th utt Ii is published as very importanr
Il ~ d letter from Sam Luis Potosi, dated Eel
ruary 20th, which announces the receipt Of ii
formation bYp captain who had just arrived
1 that 9lbe Yankees had abandoned Aqua Nue.
VI, which poipt they had fortified, r%etreatiD
upon saltllo. Our active Santa Anna has Gu
Of thsir retreat upon Monterey, BY inierposin