The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-22
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.

We yekieT1lay Terested Lila y MsAa-
rsn pspeis from he capital. 70 and q DE
I1sh nli.. dales ihree DAYS laieE ihsn any
previously received. We make firm them
! series &C extracts. which are given b.
IOw. We find IN thrm no sEldences q
thal formidable. fearful opposition 70 Inc
advance sf General seosi. The appEehen-
si0ns Of Nhish. for he lssI day o. swo. 50
alarmed the NERVES Of come d The post
sensitive Of our contemporaries. Tia
same unsettled. inderisiEe. .nsnirsllEang
policy. seems 70 prevail n the capital.
whielI has so long been ehsr1eieTisilc a
Mexican policy. We hear nothing o.
those thirty thousand Of N army, which.
with ralor equalled only by that eslne-
ed BY The troops of celebrated King ~
France. who marched up and down an
eminenes-wsre marching ous 70 atlaek
aud annihilate Gen. scou in his quarters
II Paebla.
Santa Anna. II seems. however smbi-
lious he NAV be 10 play The dictator. . r.
lher shy in prOclaiming his preferences;
he appears 10 think thai he can gei along.
though minus half his understanding"
he can Keep The government. moving,
though resting on attraction Of > ministry.
The files before Us contain full reviews
Of the opinions of the different newspa-
pers ihroughoui The country, which mum.
Der about twenty, and with bur one single
exception I'm DurangOl they are fully in
favor Of The war.
+ I'll Monitor Republicsno, Of the iTth
plt. contains lengthy article on the sub
jeci Of the Dictatorship. Up 10 that date
Santa Anna vas not proclaimed, nor had
he proclaimed himself. as Dictator. In
deed, The Monitor ridieuled the idea that
he designed 10 heroine one. The runor
TO that effect which prevailed in The espi-
tai. is alleged 10 have originated with and
been propagaied by his enemies and the
enemies country.
Congress met At the capital nj last on
The l0th, and the proposition Of declaring
a recess, was los, by one vote.
I'll Razonador, the peace paper. says
that j, has recommended peace only be.
cause il is convinced that the Government
would not or could not carry On The war ;
but .. the same time approves Santa Anna's
withdrawal Of his resignation. and praises
him very much, saying that he II the on
ly man in the country who can keep alive
the war spirit.
The Legislature Of Aguascalienses had
given IFS vote 10 Gen. Almonte. A letter
/ from Oiaca says that Santa Anna has been
unanimously nominated Presiden, by the
Legislature Of that State.
Gen. Valencia had reported having ar-
rived at San Luis Po,osi ON the 9Th oi
June, where he took immediate command
of the army. Gen. Salas had also arriv-
cd there and taken charge Of his post.
l. seems, from what we see in the Mo.
nisor Of the iiih. that Santa Anna and
Canalizo had . made friends once move,
ana, consequently, tire ssaIui.@siun OF ths
latter for his conduct al Ceno Gordo wal
] dropped. Although il WIS reported Ina
he had been appointed Governor Of the
State Of Vera Cruz, he was TO be employ
in the defence Of the capital.
/ A letter from Tuxpan, Of ais. May
says that the inhabitants are 80 much
frightened there, that as soon as they saw
a vessel approaching the port, they pack
ed up their beds aud ran 10 the woods
where they remained until they were IS
sured that there Was no danger in the
Town. t.