The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-14

BY the arrivalofthe British mail steamer Severn,
Captain Vincent, from Vera Cmz, which port she
left on the ~ instant, we have full files from the
capital
The Governor aud military commandment oil
Puebla have united Tor the prosecution of the
robbers on the National Road They have placed
troop Of fifty men at the several points frequent
ed by the bandits, and the Monitor hopes by this
means the public will be secured from their de-
pTedations. .
Don Antonio Icaza has resigned his place as
Minister of Finance, and 0terio has been appoint
ed in his stead.
Il was rulnored in the city Of Mexico on the 9th
that Paroles had arrived secretly at the capital
RI Monitor says that there Is longer the slight.
est danger of any evil arising from his machna-
tions as he Is generally detested by all persons
and parties.
The conducta which left Mexico on the the nth
ult., with $4,000 ,U00, arrived safely at Vera Cruz
on the Sd. Much establishment is expressed that
il was not robbed.
Revolutionary projects seem not yet 10 have been
abandoned in Mexico, if we may judge from the
following which was found posted upon the cor
neTs in the Capital:
Mexican Nation, there is yet time for hope
Long live the Military Dictatorship! Long live
the valiant General Santa Anna Long live re-
| ligion and the pauosP death 20 the Republic
and the States which form the cursed Confeder-
ationp
ZacArEcAs.-Ihis State is in 6 very distressed
condition on account of the iacuTslons OF the
Camanche Indians. There are also many abuses
perpetra-ed by the clergy, which Government is
called upon TO rectify. Poems, il is said, can
scarcely earn from three TO four bits pei day, and
when they wish 20 marry they are charged 25 OF
80 reals; and not being able to obtain the money,
the holy marriage ceremony is in many cases en-
/ tiTely dispensed with.
The State ofDurango is also hauassed by the
Inc ans They had attacked many towns and vii
lagos n ling and robbing numbets OF the Inhabi
taDts. On the 10th ult, large party OF Americans
arrived at Nj, niIni, en- route for New Mexico
They consisted o. thousand cavalry, with FIVE
pieces Of artillery, and some families, with two
hundred wagons.
SAN IuIs-The nomination o. Don Luis de la
Rosa al Minister PenipotentiaY TO The United
States, las been confined BY the Senate
The Governor OF Nucatan has addressed com
municaion to the General Government, IN which
he expresses the gratitude of the iucatecos, FOL
the aid which has been given them, and impresseS
upon the President the necessity OF continuing IT.
Senior lgnacio 1aTegui, who some time since was
arrested a conspiraIoI, has been released.
| On the 9Th inst, the funeral ceremonies OF the
| victims in the late war with the United States
were celebrated with great solenniiy in the city o.
| Mexico.
The people of the State of Puebla complain
greatly of the inattention 10 education the schools
have all been shut for five months.
We are informed that many Of the San PstrciC
utStIltfS are NduottIls dOOut 'cld Siu1, IA
state OF extreme destitution, neither Americans o.
Mexicans being willing to aid them. Lieut. Til
den was a passenger on the steamer. he had
passport for Havana from the Mexican Govern
ment, and took passage for that port; but refused
10 land there. He came on and landed at Pass
Christian, and is supposed TO have come TO thi;
city in the Mobile boat.
| GUATEMAIA--It is evident that the government
of this Republic approaches its downfall. The de
paTmenL of Chuquimula has pronounced for the
revolution, declaring that il will not obey the gov
| eminent as long as Congress is not assembled
| Congress had been summoned 10 meet IN order L
arrest the instruction, and a provisional govern
ment, composed of three members, was ionned
| Four thousand insurgents were marching on the
capital. The wife of Canera has fled TO ComiIan
| in Mexico, with Gen. Antonio Palomo, and Care
"a had asked permission for himself and some o
| his adheIenis 10 enter the same city. The lnsur
Tection was caused by the violent proceedings o
| Gen. Palomo, who entered the hall OF Congress
and arrested one OF the members in spite of the lie
gal invi0labilty of their persons, saying that h
acted by the command of Cauera, who, however
denied having given any such orders.