Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22
FROM MEXICO.

Accounts from New Orleans, dated the llth
instant, state that arrival from Vera Cruz brings
intelligence from the Mexican capital that the in
surgents, headed by PAREDEs and JARAUTA, had
been met by the Government SO firmly that they
were Disconnected and there was but little doubt
that the attempted revolution would be checked.
The State of Tamaulipas had made demand Of
the Federal Government Of two millions of dollars,
as an indemnity for loss of territory ceded to the
United States by the recent treaty.
Nearly the whole Of the American troops, COM
prising the volunteers and the troops organized
under the ten regiment bill, had taken their depar
ture from Vera Cruz for the United States.
The Mexican Government, il is said, have ap-
proprated three hundred thousand dollars for the
relief of Yucatan.
PLANS OF THE REvoLUTIoNIsTs.-The New Or
iemas Times has files of the Monitor, Of the city of
Mexico, up to the oath ultmo, from which it learns
that the party of Gen. Paroles is gradually ac-
quing strength, communications have been made to the
Government the detection of various detachmens Of the d
visions against the nsuneconist under the command
Of Generals YAsEz, MISos, and BusrAMESrE.
The Monitor of the Gath contains the plan Of Paredes,
given out Guanajuato the 18th uimo, and signed by
cess of the revolutionary movement they have decided
adopting articles which to be the fundamental basis Of
the Government In these it is stated that National
Convention shall be summoned, composed Of members
from each State, within five months. This Convention shall
examine and decide the treaty of peace lately made with
the United States. In the interim, the Executive shall be
composed Of three five individuals be elected by unta
formed by deputy from each State This species Of Gov
eminent ad interim shall be invested with penay powers
levy and munitions carry effect the decisions of the
Convention. The property of the Clergy will be reigousy
respected.
PAREDEs found large sum Of money in the mint at Qua
nsuao and has appropriated s6o000O to support bis army
The Monitor says that Paedes has sought to unite the
Clergy the Army and the Puros hostility against the Gov
enmen with view to further his interests and the objects
which be is devong himself in this last damning act OF
The Government exhorted to be firm and un-
yeng and the citizens, Of property to resist to the
Padre Jarauta with the advanced guard OF Paradess
force had entered Querearo There is little doubt OF the
atters success Bustamene Mnon, Yansz and Cortazar
are however, loud in their declarations of fidelity to Hee-
as Government and promise in the name OF their respective
forces speedy discontinue of the enemy.
The company Of ST. Patrick had safely escorted the con-
dca from Queretaro to the capital 1t was sug
gested them, by settling them down. in species of
military colony each of those States exposed to the
ncuons of the Indians. nucleus might be thus formed
in several points, of colonies Of hardy enieIpsng foreigners
who would prove valuable citizens to the republic.
General Bustamena, address to his army, exhoring
them fidelity the Government says that the faction OF
Paedes had modified their original plan for indous pur
pose originally proclaimed against the North Amer-
in the the Convention is to examine again the
of peace, and decide what TO be done &C. Ell
Monitor calls the national guard the true citizens Of the
republic to sustain the present order of things against set Of
cowards who afraid show themselves the presence
of the enemy the latter has evacuated the country they
loud in their declarations of vaor and patriotism.