The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-12
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 No CHAxea or PeLrcr.--Th Menisr asserts that s nev Cahiaet is a0s so be essirsly formed of Pxrus. fDenoefsts.l stated h seme of the isar- ssls. and that the aew Miaistes viIl cary eas ,k< policy of thsar predecessor Santa Anna thinks that sishoat fa Miaistry- with the Ministers of War and Fiaanee. together wish the Clerks in the Bureau of F0seiga Rei.tions--he will be able. fos the tine being. to cary on the governmeas
 In an article Pabiished ia the sams paper of the leth. we fad the following psragrsPh s--There is no dOuht bat that the majosizy of the nation is in favor of carrying on the war. and ws gre, eoass. queasy. enasinced that il s impossbie to euter intp any arrangement for peace 1; were t ts be coaria- dsd. t would be fatsi to she nstioaslty ~ Mexco Ths Aafs..Esws ,f sA. ,,.ts..-. sh.-.e... sged vith brilliant hopes of nai success, ss is is undcubted that tAe pOsisioa in which the U States knds itself mssf. in the end. secure us triumphant success. notwithstanding onr fosmer disasters. All of us who sincerely wish the continuation of the wal, iook uPoa an eqaisoeA policy as dangerous. and all overtuTes of peace periIous means to s. cure t foE this reason re opposed to any change in the politics which nay givs il pacific appear anee."
 CoxsaEss.-Coagsssm met ai the Capital af las, on the Ioth, and the propostion q declaring re- esss. was lcst hy oas vote.
 H RPsAieaae, of he l2sh. n leader of great ieagh. Eseomneads thatthe forces which are infen- ded ic defend the Capital shss.Id be we'll and pro- pesy instructed and drilled. they have plenty of
  ing chiefly recruits. the Generals cemmandins them, hs says. should take greet pains in their dnil The eitpr says that the ehieitains shoald bear ia mind that that is to De their last eost and consequently no exerion to have fl successful shcald be spared
 THE PEAcK PARTv.-Ei Rszoaadar, the peace paper. says that t has recommended peace oeiy be- cause it is convinced that the government would not cs could nct cary on the war; but al the same time 1t approves Santa Aunss withdrawal of h,s resignation, and praises him very mueh saying tha, be is the only mas In the country who can keep alive the war spirit. t
 THE PaEsrpEsey.-The legislature of Agussea- hsntes has given its vote tc Gen Aimobie X let ter from osjaea says ,ha, Santa Anna has been unanimously nominated Presi4enf by the legisla- ture of that State.
 CEN. yIEseiA.--Gea. Valencia had reported having arrived at San Luis yotosi on the s;h June, where be took immediate command of the army.- Gen Salzs had also arrived there and taken charge of his post
 CEN BUsTAAxxTs--Wasa at Ifapaa,o on thssth, where he vas te begin immediately to raise forces faon the State of GusaAiuaio. kwss thought that Gea. AIeests nad issasd-aa eriez by whhEsh Bzs..- nsase woaIa be ohligsdte go $ far ss slnaloa. in order io saks scmnsnd of she forces thsse. whieh, according to Fl Msaiisr. ass-sosE.
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 cAxAEszo RzaeeNeu>-It seens. fron what we sss ia ths llssir pf tAs stsh thai Santa Anna and C4Acdlze tu6 ift<nls ore nsore. and. eonse- asesliy. the <1 i III N Jke last<r Or lis eon- aaet II cesro caslIa Fss ararsed Alikough t wss reported shaa he hsd bsea t;ovsrnogsf she State ef ysr@ crua. bs wss ts U empseysd ia ths defenes q the Capitsl
 MoRE GukaaiIa As. n atsga<rss ~ Ios ixi- aso4tss pahsishsd as Saasz.sis Pulesi, saEst that large bady of gassilIas has been sfsaAizra q, Bo- eas, about IF leagues lran san Isis. and that they were sil weIl aImet and sqaipped.
 MEXICAN Cezsxss0xDkxex JxzxRcxrrEp.- Gea. Alvarez sent an express ffeA Aneca, eu the
 iih. whssh eesrespouAsnes intercepted ia the pos sessioa of going ffsm the capital to Puebs Ths government had called ea the difefeat persons sending letters, ia order that they should be opened and sead. 0 sheg whether os ast they eoa,aiaed say inScsmalion ef whseh the Apeneans saaid avail themselves. m
 : Gxsx ScsTr's MAacH TO ras CAsfgxL --EI RePubficsao of the llth, hzs seecaais from Pseb- iA, iA whsehit l. dated sAAt the American forces noaA not nsvs towards thsc Capital sefosss wseks. tfss@ ths iosh Jaae.) ss tAsy Ssse awaiting ss- issoses@enss ssa aesvy artillery from Vera Grsz. Ea Msaitsr sf the sams aass. pasIsuhes ieiies h which tbe wsites'statss thss he has ben inSsrmei skAt the xkoss forces will asvs towards tAe Cspi. t ia all fGn the lssh to shs 1osh. ss they had ss. solved and were det<nniasi io sPsnd and esI<brs,x sbe sth of yaiy Ii the capisai.
 MovgxxxTscr AnEsscAs Tnsoss.--A letter fsom Psehh. saArssssd se Fl Nsaissv. stsses thst 0sa- wcfsh sent ss tar csslala. sstA 90 nsa. and had returned alone with his sszE. witAsat bsisg lzeahIsd sT any q the saeriilss.
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