Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22

disIurbed] d]in belsigh.est manner.
! We have been informed FL hatsP Palfe.
Marin ghe second Jaranla) has beenma.le.
prisoner while. sleeping in:one of sthe gar
has of The city ofMexicp.
Z Senor Oleros bronght;forward his propo:::
siti6nssinsihe Mexican Congress forsdenri:::
wing the Executive of the epoweEto alien.
ate; any part Of thetterfitory of the ERepub-;
licby a a,treaiy Of peace. The proposition
was7rejecled BY: a large majority yawlichsis-
deemed a,layorable omen. q. sii.ts.sssls III
YET LATER. Z. $50 ~ -
The steam ship Virginia. Capt Tuckert
has JUST arrived fromaVera Crliz, having
leftlhe 9TH hinsrant. She =brings:oyereigh:5
ly discharged and sick soldiers.
From the Free American ofthe!2d.insi.
we extract The following: - -; -;
From Jnlapa:-Letters received yester-.:
day from Jalapa. daled November2S, says.
thattwo teamsiers were executed onsilie,
23d for the murder Of young Mexican,
= On the 25,hAmbrosio Alcade, Lieu;
tenant in the Iltb Regiment, MA, and
Antonio Garcia, Adjutant 1.-The Sth hzregi:-
ment, NJ. A., were both shot s,he plaza;
a, JaIapa. They were taken prisoners on
The Goth, with Col. Robolledo, aud il was
proved that they!bad giventheif paToles al
The capitulation of Very Cruz not to take
up:arms againstIbe United S,ales.s ~
Rebelledo and Covarrubias were: sent TO
Perote onalhe Oath. The FIRST hasitalso
been under parole, but says he has been
exchanged, which he will have 10 prove.
Gen. Pena " Barragan has been APP:
pointed military 3commauder ofthes State
of Vera Cruz. This nomination. created
great dissatisfaction among the, Mexicans
in Jalapa. =! - -. ;l..
= The train under command of G. en-.
Patterson, leftlJalapa on the 25hI uli.
Six hundred men were left by him 10 gar
rison thai place. The apuntamienlo were
made 10 recognise the cominandersof:lbese
forces, governor civil and military.
= The Irdin.--T he largetrain under the
command of Gen. Builer, has ,anearly all.
left. The ,rumber Of men accnmpanyingsit
is estimated at 800. Gen.. Scott will.soon
have from 25. Quo 10 80, 600 men.
"A 'rlvaie Sisller us.eu .lle 1.l >; Ius. ~
rived that day from Cordova, were they
had been confined as prisoners. They
had been captured on tho road to Z Mexico:
rom olhe,en! rams; lney were released
oy Eell ~ hiar'' WIZ vas gu ls way
vera cruz 70 es'a9hsn - n,msell :, business;
re has aoaloooee1 .ne me&lcan army anS ,
IS desirous ol eatiaS au lionest lilyeiSnoou
IL said: =. :, Z, :. :
Inc arco IT'S sa yssl''ai aate alau. =
10 abou, 10 return .o'opetale 10 ,iGe
borhood Of vera Croz'and roy tnat snis eanaa
mas been NJ. leihiofe enree 5nunatep
men rom .ng,,n.ess9r,n1s ~ =, 49,
Pea.o y. ~, a !.
{. 8 .e of';ss 's.1. z q,
h'1g.sea1 ul1st. H., : ~, $
LIZ - .,S:.s sr q
( :. 81 !
$ = Il - Isa lss
md
of ,anne sIae Volunteers. 4 pot 400 1es,i. a:
baiaIonsofinfaniry,s .yol ,n,eeTs apd srsa.s
:,,,ars under NJ aiorSS Morris. Ain Az:
AuIiery, Of about 500 smeu. !; battalion Sc
Georgia Mounted Voluniiese IS. uad der Lieut.,
Col. alBoun, 4s0 men. IS &
I The Arco Iris Of the Cd inst: saws the he
Mexican Commissioners retired at.once 10:
Queretaro upon learning gthal Mr.. Tris, had;
40 power 10 treat. 3; - Il
~ The folIowing;i,ems are 4 fromIthe Arco:
Iris oflhe 3dsipst.; =
By last accounts, Gen. Fillizola was at
Queretaro with a force or 1000 men. The
General in Chief Buslamenley had yet
his head quarters al Guanajuato with an
army of 5000. $500
Many members Of tbeC eCongress,di disPleas-,
ed-wilh The election of the new President,
gave up there seats, and reliredin5 disgust
from the city OF Queretam. -
However, there remained yetmo than
the fixed number which is required 10 form
a quorum.
The following is from the Free Ameri-,
can oflhe Oath uIt. - - !.
Ora2aba.-A gentleman who arrived
here Yesterday from Orazaba, wbich place