The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-07-08

+. had advanced as far as RIO Fro. ~llhou
5 opposition, and were mot at that place b,
} a dcputatlon from the capital, With propo
: sllon> Tor peace. The exact tenor Of tht
s, propositions were not known; they sere
however, Of such nature, that Gen. Scot
! refused 10 accept hem, and VAS delermln
20 70 push on has forces 10 The capital
; From The deep anxiety fell BY the new
government, lf tie term government cat
be applied 10 any party or power 10 Mexr
co, to stay the march Of our forces on the
capltal, i vas thought that further eonces-
slons would be made 10 Gen. Scott before
he took up his line Of march from RIO
Fro.
Corr,sp5aG.nct Of As Commercial Tima
GFNILEaLS: | have Just seen Captain
Dapetu nho came III Ihls morning from
the train which lie lcf abou, three miles
this side of the bridge, at a stand.
II is his opinion that The train Vii not
move forward for some GAYS, IF at oil =
The guerrlllas are gathering 10 great nun.
bers and from all quarters, and the chief
danger - 10 delay. Every hour renders
Is advance more difficult. With Tie past
three aays number &c Young Vers Gu.
zanos have gone out and are nov under
arms against u, after emo, ing our protee.
ton for the past NO months, during which
tune their property and persons have been
more respected than they have fot any tao
months together snce they we're born =
The CITY hos several em,<saries within lis
wails from Jaranla and Rebolebo, one or
which, 10 a gray frars dress vas Just
pointed uut 10 me Persons 10 tha ,ata se-t
al .. y--or promise Of pay-dl the Mex
lean auihonlies. Mexicans by htfth a.
we'll as Spanlards. are also in the employ
Of our authorizes IN thi. GUY. some Of
them receiving large salar,ea aud haL4lnp
offices Of t,us' connected Nlh our Courts,
and different departments 10 admin stratlge
and clenca capacities, ready al any mo-
menl 70 turn over their flies and book. 10
parties With whom their natural sympa.
thies he people openly rejoice IN the 70.
cent success--for success il is-of the
gueFflllas over our troops. Tie Spanish
To the sympathes If the foreigners, and
the palrlo ism Of the Mexcans, magalfcs
our losses and the Mexican gaius. makes
n great display Of wrongs inflicted on cur
side, and patient suffering gu the part Of
injured Mexico, and all passes uHnolced
as FAT as | can see.
! am informed, and know nv autharl.
y too vel 70 treat i pIth contempt, That
SIX men, Spanlards, from Havana, have
landed, or vii to-day land IN Vera Cruz,
and who viii each IN less than four DAYS
commend party Of sueraias. also
learn from the same authority, that two
hundred Spanlards, with ak Or euhtsna,l
field pieces, are expected to land on the
coast, ~ltbso fifty miles Of this city, during
the mex ten days, when they Will Al once
Organize into formidable and desperate
guerilla bands. These men are to come
from Cubs, but not, believe, oil from
Havana.
Al the leading men amongst tie guer.
Has, now are Spanlards, and also many Of
the rank and file, A Spanish General.
Saturnlno de la Vega, has been in this CITY
for some days. and has just left for the IN.
terror, where | learn he IS to fad com.
mand, Or an office giving him the control
OF several commands. II Is doubtless To
his Influence that We owe the departute Of
the young meSlcans TO which have be-
fore adser'ed, and he and others have in.
spirited al the naive classes with more
hope than they have before enloyed for
long time.
BY an arrival which gives Us later intel.
lgence than that brought BY Dupsru. from
the tram, We learn that 1t was again NOV.
ing cautiously forward, and expected on.
position at the Bridge. Jaranta was falltog
back upon Encerro, where he expects 10 be
able to keep the Americans N check until
reinforced by Reboledo, and the ranchetos
from The surrounding country, who are
drawn rapidly around by the prospect Of
sharing IN the division Of the snecte-
about half a million Of dolars--in the
tram. ReboIledo IL said 10 have fifteen
hundred men hat he can bring forward and
lhey hope to have a force, such as will en-
BILE them to take our fellows IN from, and
rear a"d route them completely. When
ms IL done, descent is 10 he made upon
Vera Cruz
No" III all th'a there is nothing rdicu
Ious, although three men out Of four laugh
at such calculations. would not puaran.
ty successful defence Of Vera Cruz W III
our present force, particularly if the onset
were made suddenly, aud at night. |
Know, too, that there are hundreds IN the
Guy who would assist the assaultng forces.
IL Arco IRIS Of yesterday has lhe fol.
'oSing article IN It's editorial columns:
by private letter from the capital.