Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

circumstances, the we an unjust war are !
accustomed to olier q government--the |
homage of respectfuce. But from this
day, also begins the it of the nation, in
regard TO your Excel exercised through its
representatives. Ih@oundly penetrated
with the conviction tM resolution 10 which
they arrive, is about lie irrevocably the
present and future welt the people, and of
the Mexican name, wilfor a moment lose
sight of the duties prescrn such q situation,
by the high confidence r. in them by their
constituents. They wi lice, if necessary
their convictions and feeto become the Or
gans Of the popular will e sentence which
they shall pronounce W dictated by con-
science, and a stern regnthe laws of honor
and of duty"
The Monitor here public proceedings of
the preliminary meeungstChamber of Sem
| ators, but they possess nobf interest TO our
readers. We observe thahe first meeting.
one Senator only was want complete a quo.
rum. 1t was Geterminedall upon Rosa
Minister Of Relation, TO II vacancy. He
however, refused to attend Senator, because
he was IN doubt whether hed discharge the
duties Of that office while Id his placo in the
cabinet. ID. Manuel Gomaraza WAS nom.
mated for President, and 81 I,atragua and
Covarrubas, Secretaries, at aninarv meeting
of the members of the Send the 5lh inst.
We understand that the memhye all received
their pay, and as a quorum h Houses is al
last ID attendance, we shall "a speedy actor
upon Inc treaty. ne lndica are encourag
ing that lis r9tItcauon will lrried by botl
pi"uGhes, anu become me laShe land. Un
less the disorganizers persist ir vioIent on
position, we see not why the os modified
may not receive the warm apPof CONGRESS
1t is certain that if violent meast re ottemnte
by any of the radical Puros, the g;nators an
abettors will receive severe puna1t from, IN
hands of the Supreme Governn
TAMAULIPAs.-The GovernortTomoulino
li"o ISSueu clrcuiar' suihLhohlltmeeting {
the Legislature of that State, to W. n pres
ueht oi me hePu0hc, ana oenatoH Deputi,
OF the General Congress. The = instant
named as the day.
JALIsCo.-Letters from Queretao nnoun,
.nac 'ie 1ru'e OF Jallsco mas takens groun
in favor of peace. A popular movdt IN su
port of it having been set on foot.
SAN LoUls.-The election of a Gtror y,
Vice Governor was about taking pla ot n
last advlces at San Louis, and much steme
was the consequence. The Puros are;vino
place another Adame in the Chair of 4. Il
IS, another instrument Of disorder. Thtnse,
alive party in the Legislature were lkao l.
two of their members in consequence ofna,
one of the deputies, aspiring to be Cover.
The SPECIAL CoAIMIssIoN.-Th eviie
the case of Lieut.. TiIdon, I'd Infantry, walo
on the 10Th inst. The three remaining pin,
we understand, will be tried tdgether.
The Bishop of Mexico and Cesarea has ae
Queretaro to take his seat as One of the Se1c
FROM PAcHUCA.-A train Under the com,
of Major TaIiaferro came il from Pachu
the 7th. 1t consisted of ten wagons, two of
laden with about sixty bars Of silver, valu,
$1,000 each. 1t was accompanied by an d
of twenty dragons, and SOM forty of the \
Infantry. The officers wlp accompanied
train were Capt. Bissel aud Lieut.. Simn
Regiment Quariermaster and Commissarv OF
Ninth Infantry; Lieuts. Bradford, Of the Fo
Artillery; Schonoever, of ne third Dragc
and DR.. Stevens; First Surgeon OF the Nj
The train was TO return abou the 18th inst.
From, fLo Arlra