The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-20

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liz slll uncertain when main moEe-
menl &c he army j. 70 BE made. he
want of transportation i severely ieii. lar
Win his present mesns Gen. seoli nadis
The greatest difficulty in extending his line
/ or one,.,;a.. A sl.a .-.--~-.s---.s = sii..
ssnllks 1fprcdaiions IN Me rear. and such
i lhe nature of The country thai they can
m only be punished with The grralesI DIFF
fcnliy. Yours. etc. &. w, X.
p. :. Important 10 o'rloek. A. NJ
The diligeneiz OF stage cnaeh i justin from
The city Of Mexico. from whenre they had
received papers up 10 the ed inst The
news of he terrible defeat II fero Cor
do had reached The capital. and while il
aslsnished and overwhelmed all classes,
The lone Of The papers, of he public men,
and Of the Congress itself. would also
show lllat il had served 10 iniiame The peo-
pie still more against the United States.
Anaya has been appointed provisional
President, ] believe, and has been gifted
with full powers on every point except
that in relation 10 making peace with the
United Staies--lhis, no one thinks off,
Congress. in extraordinary session. has
even declared any one a traitor who talks
Of peace. The editor Of FL Repnhlicano
says that we may take Puebla. That we.
may even capture The city Of Mexico. but
that there must be no peace. The duty
Of the people il 10 see their cities sacked
and destroyed. and themselves inundated,
before they talk Of peace. The guerilla
system Of warfare appears 10 he recon.
mended on all sides as their only saliva
lion: by this means they drove out the
Spaniards, and in the same way they say
they must expel The ubiquitous, usurping
and grasping North Americans from their
sacred soil. Better all die and.be blo,led
from the seals Of nations, than come TO
any terms 50 long as single hostile foot
Is on their soil. or hostile vessel on their
coast-such is the language Of the papers
OF the civil bodies, and Of the military.
.. Jalapa, April IS, N.
1 Don Pedro Maria Anaya has been ap.
pointed temporary President Eprssidenis
snsiiiufo. One Of his first act was to
concede full pardon TO all prisoners who
have been confined for political offences
since 1921, and entire forgeliulness Of the
past ~~.sa -@E @.e sr
Gen. Salas, who was President nd in
term before the arrival Of Santa Anna
from exile, has issued proclamation an
nouncing that he is empowered to raise a
guerilla corps, and calls upon all good
II NIexicals 10 IOiH his stau,iassi.' ~ -L:-
concluding sentence he says thai war W
death, without pity, shall be The device d
The guerilla warfare Of vengeance
i President Anaya has issued grand
proclamation 10 the Mexican nation, call.
i. ing upon one and all 10 turn out TO the
rescue. lie dwells particularly upon the
achievements OF their fathers-,he fathers
of the present generauon--and earnestly
petitions their sons TO DO likewise.
! Jalapa, April 26. /
4 We have intelligence this morning, 10
she effect that Gen. Worth has advanced
one Of his brigades, with a battery and a
troop Of Dragons, to a place called Tepe
aguaca, twelve leagues beyond Perote,
to enlarge his circui, Of supplies.
FOL. Martin Scott went on this morn.
ling. with the 5lh Infantry. 10 join the di.
vision Of Gen. Worth. The general i'm
preston now is, that Gen. Scott, unable
to keep up his communications regularly
through the terra calienie, for want Of
horses and transportation, will cut himself
loose from Vera Cruz, push on towards
the city Of Mexico, and, to certain cx-
teai, depend upon the natural resources OF
the country. s4 ~-~ s+.
To establish depots and guards between
Plan del Rio and Vera Cruz would ex-
pose the lives of hundreds of mcn-l mean
during the sickly season--and would, be-
sides, give the acclimated rancheros living
in that section, continual opportunities to
rob and destroy the trains, as well as Kill
the few men who could be spared to pro-
tect them. There is hardly half mile
on the road that does not possess the best
Of cover for an anbuscatie. and the great
difficulty is. that those who perpetrate an
outrage cannot be pursued and punished
i As soon as Gen. SCOTS intentions are
made known i'm relation to his future move
menis, you shall be made acquainted with
them-at present. can only give you camp
rumors. u. w. N
: -.... Jalapa, April IS.
J, Among other rumors brought by pas
| sengers, is one TO the effect that Mr.. Bank
head, the British Minister, has renewed
, lie ofJa,s If r,,adiation between Mexico