Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-07


After this, the Infante had an interview
with Queen Isabella, anil sihen wentto
Iurol and Isla de Leon 10 lacruit sailors,
aud put everything in readiness for thai
affair. ~ Z.
General o Donnsll has received, a com
munication ordering .himsto have The
troops on. tho Island Of Cuba ready TO start
for Mexico, and he: has been secreEsiy aP--
pointed the leader of the army Vs.: III
This is !, the first part sslhe business.
Now for, the second part e ;s:itsl,:ss
1t is said that when The time comes for
the movement the Infanie. as Gefe de
Escuadra, will arrive: herewith to fleet,
which will bring ten thousands soldiers 70
the orders Of General r Roncali, who will
remain here, aud the troops, with General
O'Donnell and the Infante, gill, sail for
Mexico, where they will be aidedby Santa
Anna, who will proclaim tie King Don
Enrique ofMexico. Cruz will be
Immediately attacked and Surrounded by
the AngIo-French- Spanish Heet, and the
King will proceed to Mexieos where. after
bis coronation he will proceed 10 nomioate
his cabinet. Santa Auna ~ilIbe appoint
ed Captain General Of the Mexican army
for life, aud be dubbed .Hfincipe dc la
FideIidad." After this tie snew Prince
aud the lnfante will go ios6ght the Amer
leans. st e.t,.f 4s + zsi...
All this appears novel ;ande .raordinary,
but every body here is acquainted with
the facts. Now l,will tell Yolwhat have
seen with my own eyes.
Almost every yessUl that arrives from
Spain comes with new soldiers, and the
garrison here is in acon,inual movement.
Last month we had an encamp Of The
troops oul Of the city. They remained
three days in camp, with tents and every
thing, as if they were on tbei6eld of battle,
Aftervard, Two regiments left; the city,
and went machas Jo1zadds, one TO villa
clara and the other tossBahiai honda, by
land. They were ordered 10 march
twenty miles per day, and is is said no
efforts are, spared to properly instruct
them. Yugenieros have been ordered to
make all kinds Of shells, lcanons, De- and
the artillery has been augmented with a
brigade of ArtilEeros de Moniaa- -
This information 10 iof an astounding
character, and deserves the most serious
consideration and reflection ofthe Ameri-
can people. By itself, and unsupported
by facts; it would be oliliule moment, and
probably would not deserve orreceive any
attention; bnt the fact ipf The great Span.
ish force stationed there 8 aud tile number
Of French naval vessels lying in the har-
Dor, together with The recsnt movements
Of Senior Atocha, Of Which wes have ike
wise received some aul heniic Information,
induce US to place reliance on il, and we
think enlitle it to belle
OfSenor iAlecha, weiilearn That he left
Washingtontin great i llaste, possessed iof
important secret intelligence, which he
was directed to imp rio The Mexican
Congress Immediately onliis arrival there,
and after, doing $50 ,ihat.hs Rass 70 return
immediately j to- Washi ingts and arrive
there i, possible lefpre5 ha ;oisnMento Of
Congress. We lar, nttt fjtfy quainted
with The tenor of-t6e 'des palSheI that Senior
Atoc:Fha was entrusted with f6rdelivery 10
the Mexican Congress, but We would not
be at all surprised 1.-THE yfelated. in part,
10 those occurrences al Havana. aud to
the facts which ouricorI spondent mentions
in the letter above p1blished.-M Y.
Herald. +eii' :.sse 80. !s.
From the N. o. Delta, 18th instant.
STILL LATER FROM VERACRUZ.
During the advance upon The rear Of
the city, passed midsbiPmaaR aRogers, who
had nol YET been sent from Vera Cruz,
was bound on cart and ordered to be
conveyed, under IA guard, to, the prison OF
Perole, but fortunately they were encoun.
tered by our forces aud Mr.. Rogers was
rescued aud is now on board his ship.
The city is now completely surrounded
by our troops, each division. having taken
strong aud advantageous position, with
entertainments, completely cutting off all
by sea or land, and at the
same time, are safe from the fire of the
castle. The position oidivisions were es.
,ablished on the 18th, extending from
Punta de Hornos, on the right, to .Punta
de la Catilia, on the left, in one unbroken
line, and active preparations were on foot
for the iir mediate subjogation OF this for
midable place. 9si (, s-5Ss- ~ ;,
So closely is Vera Cruz now besieged,
and so entirely are every means OF COM
cut of, that, lin a veryfew days
the news must reach US that both The city
aud castle are occupied by our victorious
troops. 15'tf isSil' -"
The general impression seems to be that
the city will surrender inathe course OF
ten days or two weeks. No doubts ex-
pressed Of the successful termination OF
the enterprize. . asta -,
From tbs NJ. O. Picayuae, March 26.
THE BATTLE oF.BUENA VISTA.
Every addition to the. Intelligence llith-
erto 10 possession of ibe public respecting s
the battle Of Buena Vista serves TO enhance
the glory oflha: sanguilary action AS
more is known oft more is thought OF It,
As an achievement of arms il stands pre-
eminent amongst feats Of chIvalry as an
Of military skill il places the
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