The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-12-25
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= AEssheE 30 ,R8 y han
some three or four Of the NoFiheraeS1,esa
including San Luis Otosi aud Tamaulioaa. Ate
stated u some letters | have seen. % Edlsaout
strongly 10 favor ola continuance az M ,vs,
y e said that they have agreed in,sOmeo come
seniloPal form, TO offer to the Supreme Gova
eminent an advance Of four million Of aolls,a
and a levy Of fifty thOupandmsn 10 aid n i,uams
definite prosecution. The eacefaldispCai,,on
q the present Supreme Government maylsaa
70 the selection ofsOme acknowledgements
lead these northern forces. Rarades and SANTA
Anna are both looked forward tosas available
leaders tqrthese troops. For my ipdrtIshevs
no ldsa,lbat lheys CT the money, will be svet
raised. ~, s.r.Ie
al q9t9as 4 ma IL certainly without the confg
dennrs o.. any spArtyr and | do)not believe tbst
any If If slhle propunciamentos, whiehahe 90 snxa
soppaly awaits, will be made and suppurtod ing
maapnfsgrA 70 Justify his acceptance osiKs once
rendered. .3-Ht44sstaBtl6 VA
4 Pronunciamehtp having been made BY the
military 10 Queretaro in favor Of Santa Anna.
hs engaged sixty men and paid themRah Id
vance, to accompany him FROM TshuusShIt 20
thal city busiOs soon az they had received no
sum asked ior1they deserted that Gehet4ly a7s
he then ordered the commander OF ahsoEos.
ees in ~ SStuattea Of Vera Eruz, GEN. MaHiheo
SEM ~ him an escort, which the latter eldctt
eplly gFanIsdj buslmmediately after SEM HE
resignation a. Qperetqro,iI asja n57l amsa
Gen. Santa A ma was to leave Tehuacaa vi
the 22d for Queretaroa We therefore mayrsxs
poet soon e hbsaE The news Ohlhe ovgrthr6woF
the Government Of Mexico .b1aHq isaoiq
Gen, Worth, with q dL isionoftwo thousaad
men, was soon 70 leave Mexico for QubrciarOe
II vas rpmored aud belieyedin ia IN sxico, that
Santa Anna had a. slrongi party in Paebla,i and
they wish 70 P%roelaim him dielaiohl Hlsfrieuds
70 Mexico were doing all in their poweroto
make the same opinion prevail there. wa Aooi
The following paragraphs arca furnished by
MaifatHof'd nslal hs8 iudi 9Itsa sg bGgol ass
do not know what has become. Of Padre
Jar9ul9a. HE immediate superior, Don Juan Res
holleeda, f. now in the ciladelO Of. PeEote, with
some prospect of being hanged, on a chatgsOf
having broken his parole, a5a osas1 adi badI {.
. Theb.arco Irshas the fOllowiugitehAs 81
The beIlsaof the churches Of Guanalato have
been pulled down for the purpose Of casting
pieces OF artillery lgllayssF aa hgNh
1t isrePOrled that Gen, Valencia has become
crazy, inconsequenco Of his defeat al Ch1tus
busco.
1--WE have been informed that zacateeos, one
Of the most powerful central States, IL yefJ
muchinfavor ofpencs. Gen. Herrera il tqtooinh
to be supefceded in the command Of the army
by Gen. FiIisola, who has the reputation Of
being the most scientific officer ii the whole
: country. uae ga8. t8idH saa 20 ,1ieB bseR
!, The Goyernmentha las offered Generals Afista.
and MiRon, commands in the new army which
! is 10 be organizedat Queretaro, anAit is rebort4
ed thotthey have already accepted them. ass
Gen Ampudia, who was suspected Of eaVeri
i tanning revolutionary projects against tbe Cow
e eminent, has bsen banished In Guadalaxafa;
anditis also reported that there he has been
/ slain sasf 8iata gsyga pag asaea hio yi1&
. Great excitement existed at Jal6Ps, in coma
sequence of the execution Of 1.-TWO youif MeXis
= cans by order of Gen. Patterson Their names
A were Ambtosi, Alcade and Antonio Garcia.
!, They had been captured with a party OF euers
>riIlas, and proved to have broken their parole,
il the city put on mourning for their deaths.
Gen, Patterson left Jalapai on the 10Th 64s,
] leaving a garrison of 500 men. .Ato@ e saaa
4 H. b. N. steamship Vixen, had also arrived
|. with MI. Percy Doyle, the new British Minister
/. on board.al edi noli b%sg1t5si7 1ssi Esd eas
10 Two young men belonging to The E3d Ten.
r. nossee Regiment had been assassinated BY the
Mexican robbers, about three OF four miles
The road at present isientirely opened be
tween Vera Cruz and the city Of Mexieo, and
small parties can travel without danger. .l
nt STILL LATER FROM VERA Ck1z, 4.By thS VII
III ginia, which place she lett on the 8th inst, By
G. this arrival, we have files OF papers to the All
as inst. at this late hour we can only make the fol
q, lowing extracts. ThoFroe American Of the ID
sAystA 9fsw aai9iiaa a1a9 1884 ga1aaA ~
We The large tain under the 2-taoinaimmabd Gel,
ra Butler, has nearly an left. Troops are dali
arriving in our port, and there viii 81 alSSolhe
Il, train ready To- leave in aafU# Weeks. III.
British steamer Vixen, snilcdycstcSrday forr ffo
Vana. The English packet also sailed, ss@oe
he The following paragraphs Id the Ateo Iris 4
the Sd:
at BY last accounts, Gen. Filisola was al Qass
etarO with . force Of 1000 men, Thegeneral-in
&c chief Bustamente hadYet his head quarters !
raj GuanSjuato with an army of9OOO. -.
of It is reported that Jarauta is aboutto returI
70 operate in the neighbOlhoOd Of this city, an
tes that his band has been reinforced with 80
charros or the interior, who are il IS said, tob
ats paid BY the Marquis del Jaral.
EN- Many members Of the Congress, displeusc
cal withthe election Of the new President c.,s j,