The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
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Notwithstanding bis oath canuot be the author Of L.
onilas. w. "
So at the end Of the last paragraph but one o, ,oui
das immediately preceding tho quotation lust given
South Carolina regiment, says: "No ons Ism.nts his
death more that tho writer OF This aton who
s;s win him the last meal Of which he partoek prior
In the United States that the ementsd Col Butler who
f fell at Churubasco early in the dayAueust 20 took
his last meal 1T San Angel the field where he cori-
ously fell and but Little willis before, In a company
where Psymsster Burns rs indeed ho himself swears,
Mr.. President in further prosecution OF nv as,,u
manifested aud declared Of impesching the tcs
tonlst To INTRODUCES witness to prove that the ssd
Burns addressed latter to the NeV Orleans Delta from
and open to Fsse 10 be- or"srieS Sx t
exprers the latter and2i Other witnesses to proys
that the said Burns has repeatedly declared before the
meeting OF this court that he was not the author Of
letter signed eondas."
The most notsbs event in Mexican affairs at last &C.
counts tho attempt of Gsn fsredes to get revou
ton in San Luis Potos He is represented as aidsd by
the SantAnistas and monarohiss Tho of tho ga
Qeretsro for 10 rssds at San Luis; Psredes
IN the snwhile lying perdu The Governor OF s.
Luis, Adsme, was In connivsnce with Paredes.
The next news from Ssa Luis is to the 18th, when
Ademe was arrested and sent of under strong escort
to Queretsro. by order OF tie General Government.
ent at San Luis against the Government On tho 18th
it was reported in Mexico that Paredes himself had been
expressed at this result It seemed to promise tho res
oration Of order The Of this was however
at the least presture Although IL mas o;v,r a., az
Monitor Rspnlieano of the a3d nj Lettsrs of th.t S
from SAN Luis saw nothing about the arrest and ths
star Of the Goth has the follow log in regard toit
the arrest Of Adsms and the escape Of Aya who 1ss
also in tbs revolutionary plot say that Pedes either
ordinary express which left after thu mail had arrived
opns that tho announcement Of his capture pre-
mail has bsen received Tho writer OF one iat.r
abiding to Adsmes and Ava's attempt at revolution
and subscounnt failure 80 Under these crcnm,tsncss
is chat no will he hu this Ststs
to III, ratification Of treaty of peace But when ths
tect the government We shall have the rame !. ria. of
revolutions that were won't to cnsracterizs the conn
The S;a- of The ssm, data Laws b,fore tn rsoa...
variety of Information about this Psrodss novsmsrt
we nave no room fOo all Of IT, but give as much as We
San Luis the Secretary of STATE ths Psrsde.
representing himself as an object Of violent
hv the foreisn reached San Lur IN the Al
signal nre giving notice Of his arrival which immad
atev sat his friends in motion The commnndans. sna
Governor were alarmed and took immedisie messuras
for The prevention Of anv additions movamsnt Psrsds
Was in that hi, une xnscted snd me-
ouv r,n sns tran
of b.ine tho oocssan Of dsturh,nce th. n.nn,
Indeed the rsr:S.: friend Of
exPresdsnt to ,he suprems suthorites Fl. tbousht !;
they accepted It would quiet the public mind e1.
tn: sS%Pg from the Of
Is sst, o. tho Ins upon the whole
EXCELLENT sIn-Ths moment his exoellenov III. mo-
without nsrmis.jon Of the snnrsma Government hsS
arrived In the Vicinity Of this ctv he SssrmnsSth
he should b. arrested and brought before
Of the Department of war IL vouId sssm a,tos.thsr
probable hst Gan Paredes has been called to San Luis
bv indviduai, vho are niottino rsvolnt;or nns.;S,
under pret.xt of Continuing the war II Is ao hi.bv
oa schsm. and othsr mr. Ssvna r..r.nna 10 en-
same This appears the more sey from the fact that
these individusIs in the city who have shown than
nortsd thu resson Of that chs 0 Isas who
his dgraceful detection and the antirepublicsn pro-
uoS With suo !cs Srg ana
Exceency the Presaent would be wanting in his sacred
Committed by GENERAL Psrsass Or .ysn .on me
low him to remain In a Mace In which a. vour EycaIi.r
cy states there exist no mspv elsmsnts Of discord
chief guilty as be il and whom vour Exoesncv shond
see Judged according to the laws
hnHs the perm.nspt re.eUcs of Gsnsr.
San Luis viii be Attended With oood rssrI,. srd
oulary that It would be powerful agent in oounterac
ting tie influence of party which aims At prooaiminv
Gan Sgpta Anna Dictator His EXCELLENCE the Pres;
dent Of opinion that nothing aimed to The c.ue Of
order and law H. to avoid pronunfismenfs in favor NJ
dictatorship recourse IL had to revolution in favor
Of q monarchy It ia the duty Of the supreme govern
ment to put down ali redtions and political ousbrssL
indeed every movement calculated 10 disturb the nnh
lie peace without stopping 70 10 quire who Il the chief
IL nyoTed IN II, SsSss ~ncn AID
resident in one Of the pripcipsi cities Of The repubc
short time since made strong appeal to his Exoeen
cy the President that be would elbow Cen Santa Anna
to establish his residence in the Same city The Resi-
dent refused grant his request and be would be want
ing to those principles of mpsrtislity which he has
adopted as guide in his administration he shoud
permit Gen Paredes to take up his residence in that
city and wink At the crimes committed bv hm-crimes
which have given rise to grave suspicions and for
which he should be held to strict account before Ia
gal tribunal
In regard to the elements of disorder which axist In
San Luis his Excellepcy the President has TAKEN such
measures he thought the most sutabs TO suprresa
them. lie relies up IN your Exoslsncy a. we'll "a upon
ell the authorities of the State 70 second his eots
loyalty and energy. The first and noss important mss
Is the arrest Of Gen Paredes Every
due to his elevated rank in the army will REQUIRE that
he should be subjected the jurisdiction of
tribunals
His Exceency the President persuaded that the 60