The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-03

;9as returned lot course ebla q, IA s,iI,s,ss
constde derable
tsnter ARA ANA tif;;sd .l,,,
system Of cotton bales, and on that day :sn.d
5ths tiext, there was ccnsiderabis iifiifna Ssyaa
have no assoantof the ioas 81, sItk. laS & 8
er side y a. a; @ ssss
September 3olh.-Arco Iris says a.
day partial tranquility rcigns ip sl,e cityss
Now and then can be heard tlio sfepoft of ~ 's1a
cannon and the explosions Of sosaes Ne arcnad dss,
thrown in the direction OF San saan del Rio
in the rear d whose church General n s.
last night concluded a battery, with wi,ich
he intends to- orah upon San J6ses ttl,s..
America pasition. 5, .Si::'f'! :ks.
: fonr soldiers the Mexicans,) axa. conn.
planning very much, and say that tiiey5 s.,
ready to die Of hunger; moi having recsiyeA Z i
any thing il the shape Of prtoyisionsf, f,r sosnss
considerable time g {:
s-The greatest sntl,usia ann, aeainat ,,,e.:
Americans prevails lisutl tie eni.ilaa.
city. ss -
We now left IN tftess dirk till Oct. 2d...
Same paper says :' '.ssSsnee sANrAsArrx,,.
depdJture the cannonading has totally slack:
ened off, What bscosae Sofs tI,r cotton haa
fort, and the" army Of 5000 0meri who are de-.
termined that ti,e'nehts.of their nation siouIdf
be maintained and respected .,,s by, The
cotton bales were burned up and SAnrA An M
M ON the lst October sailed !outfoSt Hirbla.
at the head Of 1000 cayalrpand Infantry and,
three pieces;e1f artillery, intending to attack,
General 2 al .I1asrtie on tis march ito Perote:.
But all the Eraggart's mon except 100 huss-.
isars Of his personal guards prpnonncedI
against him, alledging that: they. were fir1mlv
convinced that their further continuance a. !
the disposal and under the cs,lsss Of the ext
SPresiden. would only be followed BY their =
complete sacrifice; and that withal; their
country would not derive the slightest bene--
fit They denounced him az traitor, incom.-
petent, unskilful aud of course unworthy Of
command.
IS SANTA Anna was ordered by his govern : :
ment to Queretaro, but he refused and star
ted for Oaxaca, and tho Mexicans themselves
say he is making his way to Guatsrnaia for !
the purpose Of leaving the Republic of iexss
leo forever Il FssS e
October l5ia.-General CUsH1Nc disarmed
65men Of the Massachusetts Regimentfor.
,mutiny and nsuborlination, detached them
from the Regiment and ordered them to the .
Castle of San Juan de Ulloa I. for such duty
as may be performed by soldiers, who are
found unworthy to carry arms, and are q
disgrace and a neusance to the army, A.
fgoodly repast and here's reward awaiteacho of
those 6S ssoundrels, upon his arrival mold
Massachusetts, = There she stands look ut
her for yourself.'' This is esfirst occasion
of the kind in the Mexican war. 70 ::
Gen. Lane with his command was al Pc.
rote on the 4th Oct. s s- !, Z.
Capt Truett with 200 mounted volunteers
and Capt. Armstrong, with 16O, went ou. Of /,
Vera Cruz Oct 18th, by order Of Gen. Patte;.
son to scour the country and rid it Of the our.
rilla parties. The two parties were success
full in killing considerable numbers Of the
enemy and in re-takiug arms &c. Gen. r.
highly approved Of the proceedings Of Capt.
T. and A. 49,
Tribute OF Respect
At meeting Of the Bar Of Sumter. Dis