The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-01

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ssshs IT'S atasraar iris for Noble. The New
OrIeana ~ 8 WAS ietaineii for. two days tn rive the
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ttha. Wis and nassai her before she. touched
The :RaIiya THE dear,atches BROUGHT bys Mfr.
Fraa,,ars arc Of the utmost importance The
naf,,rs of; ;fhem }waa mot eeneraliy known at
Vera Cruz, but from q sosirce irswhich we
s Masiean cane Gensress has sent iri terms ST peace,
which General Scott has taken the respon.
aihiltv!of accepting. 81 One sof the articles Of
This arranfrenient sthat IL, ,O0O United States
troops shall remain in, Mexico until certain
OBLIGATIONS are fulsilld the remainder Of the
troops .to be withdrawn. 81: U 81. fss Il
We learn further that the .preliminaries OF
the treaty Of peace were signed on the first
-day of.Februaro by the Mexican Government
and that no doubt was enterta tanned that the
Mexican Congress, which was to meet in q,
few days, would frati the same by alarge
majority BY the terms of this treaty UNDER
stand that the u. States obtain the boundary
of the Rio Grande, New Mexico and Upper
California. The pec cnniary; consideration for.
these concessions is mere trifie compared
with that proposed in the conference at Ta..
cubaya. ~ ~ ~ ~
Orizaba was captured on the 26th ulteA
full account of the expedition is furnished ils
by one of our special correspondents, who
accompanied It. His narrative is intensely,
interestine, but is 90 long that we cannot DOS.
aihIv- find room for il this morning. One Of the
nurnoses Of the expedition was to capture Gen
Santa Anna at Tehuacan. The willy Mexicaa.
however, effected his escape through the
treachery Of one of his countrymsn. N,5,
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TSpecial Correspondence of the Picasuns.l
Cry OF MExIgo, Jan. is, fs4a
From what I have heard am satisfied OF
the correctness Of the information impaired
to me in Jalapa, by an Intelligent merchant
who has resided there several wears, that an
attempt would be made to raise national in.
surrection, but, as il struck me at the time.
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tors had not sufficient courage or energy 10
attempt the execution of their plans, The
design appears to have been to raise simulta.
neonsly in this city, in Puebla and Jalapa.
and attack the garrisons, but especially The
officers. Circumstances have come to :light
which serve to convince. that no portion Of
the respectable Inhabitants here were innli.
Gated in the affair; ON the contrary, they were
desirous of the blot being discovered, and il
was from them information of the design was
obtained. The Padre Jaranta, il is confidently
said, was in the city a day or two before the
attack was to have been made, and was active
In his efforts to excite the people and to per
feet the plan. It is probable that he will give
no trouble to us for some time, if ever, as
there is but little doubt he was severely
wounded in the brush he had few nights
since with the party Of Rangers under Col.
Hays. His horse and his saddle, stained with
blood, and acloak with his name on it, also
stained, were captured, and a Mexican officer,
by his horse against stone wall, in the flight,
before dying, said Jarauta was wounded.
would l9oK upon the capture OF " 1aranta NJ as the
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