The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-22
Additional Mexican News.


On looking over our files of Mexican papers we
find some additional items of interest, which we
give below. The annexed letter, dated Queretaro,
June 4, is from the Monitor of the 7th;
81 very sorry to inform you that the of the pro.
nuncSa of Cesio Governor of Aguascaentes and
Paredes with 500 men, of whom Jarauta brought so from
Lagos has been confirmed The plan against the existing
Government the States to their soveregnes
and appoint Convention which shall choose the Executive
and appoint commander to The armies This is the plan,
and the consequence will be- if anarchy progresses the dis
solution of this country. The Government Is acting
energetcay and this evening dispatched respectable force
under command of Col Carrasco against the insurgents
Another body will leave for San Luis reinforce Senior Bus
tamente and to act conjunction with him against the In
dams OF Suchi. who have audacousy entered Jalpa"
We extract the following from the Monitor of
the 9th
yesterday an express left this city for Quere-
taro, taking communications to the Supreme Gov
eminent from the Governor. We say this, because
there are many partiSans Of annexation to the United
States, who believe, from this that alarm exists,
and spread the rumor that it was in consequence of
pronunciamiento headed by Father Jarauta in
Quer6taro."
''The enrolment of the National Guard goes on
very well. Among those who have inscribed them
selves are rich and poor and persons of all classes.
Inc 1OllOWlng, TeldLlNe W llle Sdl
oners which is published in all the Mexican papers,
was unavoidably crowded out yesterday:
HEADqUARrERs ARMY OF MExIco,}
| Mexico, June 3. 184S.
Sri have the honor to acknowledge your two commu-
che @ Nd s5 HI s s
take pleasure in gratifying the humanity which dictated
those communications will be proved by general order,
OF which copy enclosed
1t will be from those orders that have extended free
ana ln paGon 20 all Mexican prisoners including those OF
purposes OF discipline not absolutely REQUIRE to be
retained for time in confinement
The prisoners sentenced for murder and robbery whose
behalf made your appeal of May "a will be liberated
soon as the troops shall have evacuated this country he
offence OF the blacklist character Int even in "a
case have been unwilling to deecrae The joyful moment
| of peace by the shedding OF blood.
Ii gives great salts faction that in complying with vou
requests have been able to afford strong an evidence OF
my desire that this happy wipe out for ever be
tween Mexca and Americans all bitterness of feeling and
With hgh consideration for yourself and for the Society
over which you preside remain sir respectfully YOU
obedient servant,
WIN. o. BUTLER, Major General Commanding
To Senior Don Jose Ubano Fonseca President OF the Phan
thropic Society OF Mexico
Orders No 1l6. HEADQuARrERs ARMY OF MEXICO,
| [ExTRACrJ Mexico, June /, 1S4S.
The Treaty OF Peace having been duly ratified and thu
troops under orders their homes the Commanding Gen
era pleased to issue the following instructions fespectn
Americans Mexcans, will be Immediately set at large
The prisoners confinement at the Citadel known as IN
San Paticio prisoners will be Immediately discharged n
Of these prisoners ae-John Riley John Nlon a
Williams Peter O'Brierr. Thomas Cassidy, Samuel N
Thomas, John Daily Martin Miles, John Barley, Edwar
Ward James Miller and Alexander Mckee.
By order of Mai. Gen. Butler: L. THOMAS A. A. u.