The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-04

the rsvoutiOpi;ts and anti Paty violently
ia that paper or in las Debates the Ministerial in
confirmation of the that pronnnctdn'e"to ad peeh
got up against the supreme Government E ,,;I,
Ell Progreso says Ocampo, Governor OF Mlhoaca an
has resigned his place because opposed TO e
treaty of while the Americans hold military occupation
Adame late Governor of San Luis has been released
from and with competent escort to
He made this request of the upreme G9Eernmehg S Tea
the state OF bis health and condition 90 on this subject
these words The alliance with the enemy e e3mpdebs y
order Of the GoSenmen of his country sem9f d o the
Ghuahua for l1S e W I World at Of
rsen Touca has an ii. ,5 on dsy Of April is
a 5a noon which ri he Congress Should close its
ordinary according to the list article 81 't he few last
days in getting the members together they mo mo
THAT effect OF by 9e9 3 to ' dsv B9t
should not be the ffo p e
narks upon the culpabe reissneSs OF the members in
listening to the voice OF the anu Haene
Official Register of Durango has an
official COMMUNICATION from Munoz, the commandante
General addressed to the Governor of the State which states
AIKEN by assault and Governor Tas taken prisoner by the
American forces We have stated this before unofficiay.
Nunoz adds that in consequence he Obliged to tie
Executive OF the State according to the CONSTITUTION
He CONCLUDES by eompimenng the poor and abandoned
and defending itself from its pervefse invaders.
d Of e American oee in the espa Of Chuana and
Rosae were advanGng with tour pieces OF artillery to take
ded Texans had left saliio the direction of Boson de
Mapm and nine hundred more towards the frontier OF lac
American Major General stating that both Americans and
Nexcans would be protected in and propeyl
Quaremastethatpublc and religious buildings would re-
main under the protection OF hf n'ed Sat tate G
and judicial authorities continue in the exercise Their tune
ss 9ns un Gn es on the
whdaw his forces to the line which they occupied before
e st Gf amee The do not know
Generals reply but private letters state that be has said that
home from which alone he will receive orders" The Pro-
greso has similar statement on the authority of private
Butler .N''
The Acade of San Juan de Guadalupe under date of the
18th umo complains that he has heard that party of one
hundred Americans at Caopas on their way to the
mande writes the Governor Of the State that he suppose
these to be portion of those at Mazapli who were
moving from that place IN consequence OF the armstlce
The revolutionary movement Spoke ofn my last
without foundation far San Luis de Potois concerned
From Zacatecas nothing but the then sent has
been received. In the States adjacent to San Luis the
horizon looks dark indeed and until Paroles is arrested the
worst may be apprehended. give you here the substance
of long letter received from San Luis to-day. The writer is
peace and writes to peace man. and in all proba
by paints it in favorable color to the Government
he can
1.-THE people were in sad condition and nothing like
restoration of public order until Paroles will have left the
city looked for On the night of the 18th (Tuesday of last
effort to surprise the fortress of Guadalupe, creating very
considerable alarm amongst the population OF that place
not appear that the citizens yet left state of secu
ty'any create! than they in before One two reg
north of the city had been disamed To COMPLIES the lis
graces of the day. the agitaor compelled eones to leave
division Of Dolores Hidalgo The Monitors correspondent
the recent attempt Of the Government of San Luis appre
bend lgnaclo Flores who went to Rio Verde Tor the
He'd and Concealed himself Another reason assigned is the
neglect and Indifference Of the State authorities pursuing
nothing done. One of the monarchits had
Zaceacas to treat with Ampudia but the parties did not
" In the meantime rebellion had broken out at Sierra
3 Bsn Of M fo 9m nas at
San Luis killed eight nine wounded seventeen and took
There was another party Of maconents at the hacienda Of
otre advancing upon Santa Mana del Rio and still another
of five six hundred more at Penualas in Guananato and
These revolutionary movements in the State of San Luis
and the limits of adjacent States. certainly do
not much towards in that portion of the Re-
public The puEG nearly NJ they have f Per
to be too much for the Governor and
o9na S of The sH he 0b hb an
minsration Of San Luis has in the whole affair Of Paroles
a ssy nd spm s
Government. All the officers both civil and military have
suit IS that nsubordnaton prevails various sections Of the
Department and pronuncamenos getting be the order
and Bustamente unite their forces and bid defiance to the Co.
yenment of San Luis if not to the Supreme Government
self.' C.PM.
PS-The mail has just come in from the interior but as
the for Vera Cruz starts minutes "a new arrange
ment in the Post Office l must be brief.
The accounts from Chihuahua the LIST of April The
Lieut. Governor had handed to Gen. Price official au
nouncement and Of the armistce but that General
werethat he had nothing do with Gen Butler and if
he had he could not withdraw his forces from Chihuahua
haoing rented houses for sir months and purchased large
amount Of corn His 400 with four pieces of artillery
were still advancing on Durango.
tlueFetdrO hastv o.
nothing worth writing.
No San Luis paper In haste CHAPARRAL
Mexican Items.
o. We clip the following interesting items from
the American Star of the 18th ult.
The MEXICAN Congress-The Nacional. at At
lixco has an article in favor of the immediate as
sembling of Congress. 1t says: "The reunion of
the Mexican Congress never more important
than at this moment not only to take into consid
GRAFTON the treaty as modified, but also for the pur
pose of enacting laws for carrying the war; in
theg treaty should be rejected, or establishing
tranquility if it should be approved" This is all
very well, but in the meantime Congress does not
come together We find. not a word in the Moni-
tor from Queretaro. The immortal sixteen, ne
cessary to form quorum, are not yet reported to
have made their appearance. They are deserters-
shrinking from their duty-and ought to be treated
accordingly.
Go Armed.-All those who go into the suburbs
of the city should have arms with them. Ladrones
are all around us, and attack in broad day as well
as at night. An individual on horseback was as
saulted in the Paseo near the Almeda last evenine
by four Mexcans, who presented their pistols. He
succeeded, by using his whip, in getting out of
their way
Pachuca.-Col. Wihers, Major Lally, Caps.
Bodlish and Sprague, of the 9th arrived in the
city on Sunday, from Pachuca, with an escort of
Dragons. We learn that the health of the troops
at that post is improving. We have a letter from an
officer at Pachuca, giving an account of a recent
pleasure excursion in the vicinity, for which we
hope to find roomin a day ortwo.
Earthqnahe-We have heard from several gen
tlemen that there was quite an earthquake on Sun
day evening, at about O'Clock. 1t is said to have
created quite an undulation among the chandeliers
of the city, though it belonged TO the perpendicular
rather than to the horizontal class of these suber-
ranean visiters. We felt nothing of it ourselves,
and conclude it was no great shakes after ALL