New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
Mexican Items,

The ~ o. Crescent of the 10th, has the following
items from the American Star Of the 26th ul,.
SAN LUIS AND GUADALAJARA-The Eco Del Commerce.
Of yeste day states that letters received from these cities
well from Quere,aro, 90 10 show that revolution Is
foot headed by Paroles, aided by the Santa Annalss
and monarc1ss Paroles concealed In san Luis, and
message had been sent to Queretaro for permission fer
him 10 reside In that city, Tie writer Of the letter in the
Eco thinks the Governor Of Luis In connvance with
Paroles, and will favor his attempts at revolution
We doubt whether these movements will amount to
anything. Paroles IN not the man TO head Revolution
in Mexico At this time. and two such ncongruous mate
ierias Santa Annaism and Paredesism cannot Goa
Lessee for any gea; object Ike that said to be in coniem-
pla;ion.
The typhoid fever is committing great ravsses At Quad
asjaa II prevails 10 considerable extent also In the
City OF Mexico and vicinity.
Correspondence Of the n. o. Crescent.
CITY oT MEXICO, March &C.
on the st Of March, tie American troops entered and
took possession of the Capital Of Chihuahua without
ssiance. As soon as this news reached Durango, a
neighboring state the COmmandante General, Urea,
commenced putting that Department in slate Of Defence
and pledged himself TO the citizens 10 resist INVASION
Notwithstanding ths Durango seems very peaceaoy ais
posed Its Governor who has just answered the circular
Of Rosa. concludes follows believe, them that In
the present unfortunate condition Of the Republic in
sequence Of the trumphs Of the invading forces and OF
unhappy dissensions, nothing it from the
total destruction which threatens, but the negotiation Of
treaty Of peace, IN the manner and under the circum
stances which may be most honorable for 1t.
Besides chihuahua, the mails bring accounts Of the
invasion OF other parts Of the country by troops
and San Luis de Poosi 1t seems, have not
cured their vrginity against the lust Of the invaders
letter IN The N0nitr states that body Of Americans
had arrived at Mazap, In the State Of Zcatecss not
the Sierra Hermosa and dispatched party to recon
noe the road 10 the City Of Zlcatecss All the author
uIu, aud
did fall into the hands Of tie advancing Americans
From QuerearO, the seat Of Government, the advces
down to the 23t. The deputies beginning TO
flock 10, aHd quorum Is counted upon during the
week. AT the meeting the 3h thirty members Of the
whole number qualified were In attendance
letter from San Luis 10 friend OF mice here says
three hundred Americans at Ssbnito, their way
to san Luis Their object to protect the traders
They took along with them eight loaded mules. and had
waited several DAYS ssbniIo others their
from San Luis The Government OF the State had made
communication 10 the Project Of Ro Verde on the sub
feet Stating that goods be allowed 10 be brought
into the State except such taken by the guerre
ros properly commissioned for that purpose and that al
other persons should be punished In addition TO this the
Monitor adds that sereniecH mounted Americans "A for
midabe number trulyhad arrived at Cedra on the lith
Zacaecas, their way 10 occupy Matehuals, In san
Luis. They said they should pay for every thing they had
and remain quiet.
EABARKAIIOs o. SANTA ANNA.-The Savannah Repub
dean Of Friday last the following elegraphic dis
patch:
1--WE are Indebted to the Macon Jowna! and hsssea-
ger for the following telegraphic communication, re-
cetved ct a late hour last evening:
Lieut. McAlliser L. 8 Artillery has Just arrived from
Mexico. From him learn tina; Santa Anna had gone
10 Antigua under Mexican escort and embarked for ia
msIcs from that port Before be le Mexico messenger
with dispatches from the Pacific with Lieut. Meal
lister he passed through Queretaro and says the Treaty
will be- ratified.