The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-02
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Later from Mexico.

Later from Mexico.
yArriUal Of DE Neg Orieans-EFpected Ratyf
4 cation gHe Beaty-Atempted Rerolutiol
IN San Luis.
The steamship New Orleans, Capt. Auld
arrived yesterday morning. She brings us pa
pers from Vera Cruz to the 2lsi, from the Cit,
of Mexico, to the 1911, and from Queretaro tl
the 18th. The news by this arrival causes III
to look forward with a considerable degree o
certainty to the ratification of the treaty. Oul
correspondent Chaparral expresses much con
idence that such will be the result. The A,
merican Star Of the 10th says:
Queretaro.-Our advices are up to the 18th
inst. but they bring us nothing of any legis-
lative interest. The treaty was referred to the
Committee ofRelatiOns, every member Ofwhich
was in favor of peace. 1t was thought they
would report by Saturday last. The EXPOSE
ton Of Rosa was having a marked effect upon
members.
From our Queretaro correspondent, whose
letter is dated the 18th, We learn that the COM
mittee on Foreign Relations reported the treaty
back with a recommendation that it he imme-
diately ratified. Senior Rejon's pamphlet a.
gainst the warhad been referred to a commit
tee and afterwards entered upon the record
Tho report that Herrera had been electsdPres-
ldent, turns out to be unfounded in conse-
quence of an informally IN the certificates
Of the Senators from Michoacan an election
could not be held; but Pena y Pena was cleo
ted provisional President, receiving the votes
OF ele ven states against four for Herrera
From the American Star of the 10th we ex-
tract the following:
Sr. Otero introduced and read in the Senate
a project for the mediate organization Of the
National Guard.
There were eighty seven Deputies in atten-
dance, and the number was daily increasing.
Almonte not having succeeded in gaining
admission to the Senate has gone to New Le-
on. Paroles has gone to Zacatecaa, with
view, it is supposed of getting up a revolution
and Ampudia had assisted him.
The recent popular movement in Jalisco in
favor of peace, had a good deal Disconnected
the Deputies from that State, who are in favor
of war.
On the 10th inst. an instruction, headed by
Col. Montero, broke out in San Luis Potosi.-
The insurgents took possession of the fortress
Of Santuario de Guadalupe, and declared in
of the prosecution of the war. The
Governor, however, Immediately called out
the militia, and the revolt was speedily sup
by the capture of the revolutionists.
result adds additional strength to the
and the peace party. From the
anne paper above quoted we extract the follow
ng:
1t appears that the Government of Quere-
arc has been informed that a portion of the
'arrlson had got up a pronunciamento, but that
was promptly put down, in a manner salts.
to the authorities. The leaders in the
lovement, did not go SO. far as to publish their
reject as they were in daily expectation of
who had gone to Aguascalientes.-
hey had taken possession of every piece of
rtillery and. the munitions. The officers and
hiets present, conducted themselves well,
their loyalty to the Government.-
he Auditor of the War Department, Gordon
'as arrested. He had been one of the princi-
al agents in the sedition. The prompt, and
ecided measures taken to put down this re-
dictionary outbreak, are deserving of allpraise.