Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11


many officers and soldiers getting odt into The
street, having sufficiently recovered from their
wounds TO- do so3 1t 10 strange. indeed. that
some who were slightly wounded in The leg Or
arm died from The effects Of the wound, whilst
others shot through the bdy and in the hesd
survived, end ere fast recovering. = There is
something sbout Il which We cannot understand
Captain Scan,lanG, an old friend Of ours, who
len the lss Tennessee seeimentto take COM
msnc IT company in,he new levy, was shot
through the head, the ball entering near one eye
and coming out at the opposite temple. Note
thought he would live day. and now we un-
derssaod he 10 no, only alive, but hes made tis
appearance in the streets on loot. v - w
Mexses~ News vita the wesscrn Svirss.
Revolution in Guadalaxsrs.-Destho Of AmpI.F
dis.-- Triumph Of the Church Psr,y-pto. :,
nnncismenio of Parcdes --Ssnta Auns Al Iri.
eestra.--D Defeat Of Csnsles.q se,aif K Il .laos
ASSN aa.aF Louisville, Dec. Q. le47. '9H
The steamboat Pr,ona. from New Orleans
arrived here to-day. having left .hu. city on the
evening of the 26th ult., one day later than you
have received by the Southern mail. ~ %
A revolution Is stated to have Sroken out At
iusdalaxars. with the design Of .svoring the e.
lection Of Gonsx Faras to the Presidency. A
ssnguinsry engagement ensaed between his
troops and the mob opposed to him, which was
headed by the priests. IN the action. General
Ampudia. aud many others attached to Gomez
Fariss' party, were killed, and in the end the
church party proved victorious ff a'
Paredes WAS at Tulacingo, and had openly
pronounced in favor Of his monarchcsl project,
seconded by the garrison at Msxatisn. 97,vwi
TIE Mexican population still exhibit most
unconquersble hatred for the Americans, and
express no desire to obtain peace. n,5 h
The Mexicau Congress hst arrived from Que
retsro to Morelis, 10 ge. rid Of the military, by
which il was overswed. ,.l...,.
Gems Rrs and Santa Anna. with . single
brigade, are as irisessn, insending to make "a
st,sck upon the next train. r At'.'.'o r 'ea
Bustsmente, who had gone 10 Quers,aro, has
force o. 5000 men u bic command, nesr The
city Of Mexico. - s'ss@.F 70 a''saea ''''s'' Z
Csnsles was encountered by small Ameri.
can force. and defeated, with como loss.
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Wac WIRE THE DEsrRrERs '-Of the desee'
ters in Mexico forty.one are foreigners, and &c.
ven nstive born Americans. But eight Of the
foreigners had ever been natnrslEed, or filed
their declaration Of intention, and the places ol
their nativity are as follows: Fro" ''e's"d, IN
Gef'"s"y o; Sc"''aod 8; England = i"wes
L.Sa9glssda, .S9ls = Upper Canads' y rfsnce, !; S'c'
y.k tets tlf ,a']. 5-s . hoiapup. hsiq9
,R'Iee oeo'es s"o pisces OF e'f'" OF '"e seven
h"eF'ca"s' s'e - O''owstiafrson Kinney
=. =, S1sse nos ,xx"owno nenfy wn'st'es' eee
5onn bsooSe, Pennsyiysp'a 'ohp lAy'or. VIZ
e'n'a !; Henry Mcas'rov, iIos'si'na y 'ossp'
bfoohs' :sary a"d u'oson % MeDona'd' y PEI
ss swsa'e. Fo'.y,'wSo O 'ne 'otty'e'gn., oeses6es
wste men o. '"se"persse nso"s, Aee nea oee'
frequently Pun'shed fos atat osis"es' wh'le "
the service Of the On'sed otates ana no. most 9
them assigned ss the capse o. 'nes oeser''o
the severity with which they were 2u"'shed b
their respective company oficers.-Picaysn
Cor. y ,st 800 60 y ,'a -, ., ,,'
H.. g.r.g.FI !. r1-lr7~9T - 7..au 81 .s-S
h a BOSTON lIos ON MS OWN HOOK ~ MEX
m I'VE clip the following from the Bosto
pos.s Y $ n af'' 1la'n % a'si y las s.'8i :,
Many people 10 State street will remember
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