The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-06
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The revolt in Chiapas, for the purpose Of
annexng that State to Central America, has
been suppressed.
A correspondent of FL Monitor says nearly
al the Governors Of States were present at
Oucrctaro; all but one of those, the Cover
nor Of San Luis, were in favor Of peace.
The session was soon to commence. Three
propositions had passed the first reading In
Congress; lSt, in case OF invasion, the seat
of government is to be removed to Angasca-
ientes; I'd, the government will not listen TO
propositions of peace while the invaders are
in possession of the national territory; sd,
Government shall take measures to carry on
tho war.
Santa Anna has announced himself at the
head of forces to prevent negotiations Tor
peace
Tho arrest of Generals Worth and Pillow,
and Col. Duncan are confirmed. The rea-
$ MS are as before given. The original diff
Guilty grew out of letters written to the United
States, and the appeal of Gen. Pillow from
the decision of General Scott
There is rumor that Santa Annals adher-
cnts in Congress retired for the purpose of
defeating Il quorum. The Puros were look
/ ing to Santa Anna for another revolution,
ard were looking for the Americans at Qucr-
ctarO.
A revolution at Ojaca has proved success
full, after fight Of five or six hours. Fclmary
has been reinstaed in office.
An emouto has taken place at Guanejuata
on account OF the arrest OF two priests by
Gov Arcelano. Twenty-Five citizens were
killed and wounded
Several street rows have taken place in the
CITY of Mexico, in one of which, two soldiers
and thirteen or fourteen MeXcans were killed
The taking of Mazatlan and Guayamas
has been confirmed; the latter surrendered
to Lavalette, with the U. S. ships Portsmouth
and Congress, after bombardment of one
hour.
The State of Tamaulpas has published 9
decree against Urea, in which it is demanded
he shall be tried for his crimes
Herrera is said to be at the point of death
Bustamente has been nominated as Com
mander in Chief of the army of reserve.
u. s. frigate Columbus sailed from Falpa
raise about 1st of November for home, di
rect Commodore Jones has been met be
tween Chagres and Panama, going to the
Pacific.
PIrTsBURG, Dec. %, 1S41.
BY Overland Express this morning, We
have adviccs from New-Orlcans Of the 22d
The steamer Teviot had arrived from Nert
Cruz, whence she said on the goth.
Gen. Patterson had reached the capital
having left garrison at Rio Frio, which
would be made permanent depot.
Congress remained in session, and had {
quorum on the 9th inst, our latest date from
Qucretaro.
Some rumors were circulating Of design
) being entertained by government, of sending
Mexican commissioners to meet at Havana
and arrange terms of treaty of peace.
Col Bankhcad the new Governor of Veri
Cruz, had issued orders, until further notice
to the effect that the routine of public bust
ness would continue as established by his pre-
decessor, Col. Wilson.
The Vera Cruz paper says that the Mex
can government had called on Gems. CanaIl
20, Acorta, and Lombardini, TO take up arms
, offering them commissions in the new army
This was disapproved of by the Monitor Re
= puhlcano, which observes that their coward
ice or want of capacity renders them unworth
= of commands.
; The North American of the 18th, gives a
i account of Il serious afiray which occurred a
= the capital on Sunday, the / 9th. Three me
Of the LIST and 2nd Pennsylvauiaus, we're al