The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-16
LATEST AND HIGHLY M
pDRFtNT FROM MEXICO.

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TIE Nssss Of Gen. Scstrs Adrsnee COafrmed-
Tie Pss.asa u II Pss0a THrzsd-G,n. Va
!sa-1 Dictated Ten Santa Anna Defeated
II Ssspsss4oa IF Hosfilitiss Ssiieiisd and
Sra4ted-Cssgres. Summoned and Nsgotia.
tens 70 b k SAFETY Of Ma La!ly's
TraA S.55aae q L. Henderson asd Party,
80 D.
The Steamship Fashion, Capt. O'Bra.
dy, arrived yesterday evening from Vera
Cruz. The news by this arrival is the
most important We have received IN many
months from Mexico Oar army had not
oaly advanced to the City OF Mexico, but
Il has had two engagements with the enc.
my close ualer The walls Of The Guy, and
defeated them. The Mexicaus have been
brought TO suppica,e a suspension o! arms,
and Gen. Scot, mas granted It. The Mex.
lean Congress has been conyoked 10 take
into consideration Mr.. Tust's proposition.
The news was received in Vera Cruz
on the eyeaing Of The 10Th ult. by an ex.
press Courier from Ouzaba, who brought
down the following eter 10 Mr.. Dlmondi
the Collector al Vera Cruz
"0ri-d6d, August %, lS47.
NJ dear friead-The Mexican Mail
which has JUS, come in brings the follow.
ing intelligence. Being Of so great i'm
por.ance, send you this express courier,
who will be with YOU 10 morrow about II.
On the goth two brgades commanded
by Gen. NaleGcla and San.a Anna, went
out to attack the Aneflcans near San
Angel. Naiencla's division has been com
pietey defeated and Santa Anna, after the
first Tencon,re, fell back 10 disorder o The
City.
They immediately anef His asked for
suspension OF huslliles, aui offered 10
hear the propositions Of peace from Mr..
Trist.
The next DAY the Minister Of Foreign
Relations invited tie Congress, through
The newspapers, to meet Tor tina, purpose
These are the g-ea, facts which no
doubt viii BRING after them peace
Yours .rlly.
+. VI. DMoNp, Esq.
Another .ri,er says Los L!llos De
San Angel
Another exoress arrived IN Vera Cruz
on he 29,h, Wia eHers containing the
same news il substance, and the following
trans alton OF ths announcement; Of It 10
the Dtarto Ofc.ai d.i Gob'eE0.
fTrsqs,Its3 from D.atio 0 fetal del Go
t.e-ao.
o. The 2o,h August, SCOTS troops, V ho
intended marching on Peuon, turned II
and arrived asar facubaya. As soon as
the news va known al Mexico, Na'cncia's
DIVISION vent oct 10 attack the Americans
al LIS Llaqos 3e Sl1 Angel, and vas
completely routed Next came Santa
Anna, With another DIVISION which shared
the Same fate after some fighting. The
Mexicans reircateI 10 the capital il great
49, s.sssg vs.st. $40 t-r..O Osv-reJ
BY their defea. that the Minister Of For
egn Relations Immediately conyoked The
Congress to take mo consideration Mr..
Tnst's proposition. 4 suspension Of arms
was demanded By the Nexcaus and gran.
ted. The Americans are around Mex.
CO, bat had not entered The city on the
2lsl.
Such are The mea2re details which we
have Of hese important events. No ecu
refs from Gen. Scots army direct have
been abe 10 &c! through, So far asHs can
Learn. Button he foregoing statements
II IS manifest that Gen. Scott holds the
CITY Of Mexico 81 bis command. That
Gen. Scott did not choose 10 en'er the city
IS mau .esl. Iis Sa1 doubtless deferred
from entering Il by desire 10 save the
pride Or tho nexcaus when upon the eve
Of important aeg9tsiirns. |. - now sup.
posed that the extraordinary courier which
lell Vera Cruz Tor Mexico 90 the l2th u,t.,
a day 10 advance Of the regular English
courier, was The bearer OF instructions 10
the British Minister to cfer gam hIs med.
aatton, an We think We may safely say
tina, be vas Instructed 10 DO 80 # possible
before ten. Scot entered the capital. We
believe the instructions we're positive, and
no doubt they we're obeyed Having alb
solute confidence N this representation Of
the acts Of the English Government, we
thick Il reasonable to suppose that Gen.
Scon was influenced BY knowledge Of
this mediation 10 trust once again TO the e.
forts Of Mr.. Triss 20 negotiate pence,
aud SO spared The Mexc4ns the hamilia
too Of The armed occupation Of their cap
itsh His Characteristic humanity may also
be presumed to have strongly luH .elced
him 10 save Mexico from the violence Of
hostile occupation. We may recut to this
point aud the prospects Of peace which
some may nov entertain.
We have gwen none Of the rumors cur.
rent in Vera Cruz as TO the fall Of Mexico
They are evidently founded On imperfect
rumors Of the real state Of facts. The ru.
tnofs circulated here that Santa Anna aud
Valencia we're taken prisoners We believe
are totally 1ufo1adet.
In regard to tic train under Maj. LaIIy,
the intelligence - favorable. We are IN
formed from very responsible source tina,
he is kaa#n to have passed Pefo'e sud
been on his way N safety to puaba. He
made some delay in Ja9ps. Our readers
may be lnIefes ej IN wha, O., said Of The
movements Of The raI1 PRIOR to ns leaving
J4laps, 10 The Sun Of Aushuac.
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