Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
From the n. O. Pieagaae, aoh uf.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM
MEXICO.

ne IT, D. hsthitist hHfth bui1 aiti'Fl
last Friday lrom Vera Cruz whence she
sailed on the 9th inst. The news eommu.
niealed by Gapt. Tucker, oi the Virginia.
and by our own correspondent in regard 10
this vessel would appear to be authentic.
BY the Mafia Burl We have received
letters aud papers lram the eiyni Mexico
10 the eth oil November. The most in.
trresling matter referred In in them il, BY
far, the arrests of Noah, Pillow and Dun.
can. We have, therefore, thrown together
as speedily as we could, al tie ale hour
our letters came Ia hafd all The published
documents relating To those arrests. They
will he lnund in another column. There
Is much newspaper discussion upon them,
ior which we have no room To day.
II appears that ten. .fwiggs was 10
have come down with the train from Mex.
leo. leaving on the I'd or Id inst. nut in
consequence ai the arrest Of Gen. Worth,
he was detained.
The occupation Of nasalan and Guay.
mas by our naval forces Is mentioned else.
where. From Lower California the dates
are 10 the ad oi October. The Meaieahs
claim an advantage aFef patty ol tmef
eans which landed a Malege; fought all
day. and tnailY embarked again. The
Me,irans taina yislaff, W. da MI well
nslefsIanl Tue ailhif, Lal have IN idea u
Nh winning victories from puf sai1fs.
OR correspondent allules Ia protest
by the English Government against ioreed
lnans ilnm English residents in Meiieo.-
The North American nf the 9TH ult. has
the following article on the subject;
h the arrival lfom tlupfelafn Yesterday.
communication vas received from The
English Secretary al Legation, Mf. Thorn.
ton, covering protest irum l.aii Palmers.
Ion, RfiIish Minister ei Foreign Affairs.
against The feIeible lesyiHs al lales upon
English residents in MeSieu In support the
war with the Hiled saies These lesies
were madr saine sil months since and the
English fesii .ns Peiilianrd against il
The English Minister of Foreign Affairs
responds in aaeage I'M will nai be misla
kau bi the Mexican Government.
Tie siierrs al his di,isiun Lave given
Grn. T3isg. 4 splendid dinner. Aloie Of
II ahan.
Il, l6is arrival we have cepnu. letters
from unr correspondent IN Nelico aud in
ten. pallrf=an's tfaih. Through the de
teaiion ii he Nafia BuH maeh al tie in
lImaiinn n ihrm Is necessarily anticipated
h1t ibefe i. mush htssiaes entirely neW io
us. oaf correspondent IN Nr,iep gives a
kind ii laufual q eHsuls dnTiug The mnnih
aI November. W can only give lhe latter
pafiian afIhem to-day. omlIing many pas.
sases:
!Spesi d snr ssphatisaff a The Pieagaae.
Nixlrn. NV. 10. lsl1.
Something Ike tetnIt has iaken place
n ChHrts. iur tie purpose, Il Is sad, al
snuekins that Stale 10 Genital America
u ~ Gatefuuf haI seni une di the ehiti nu.
ihnrilie. el The place IA be tried IN ifabaseo.
d. belng ruuspiralur N The movement,
aud had issued orders iaT him nnl 10 return
~ Chiapas again, fhe President Of the
Republic having leru informed ol this pro.
rrrdmg, in.lmcls the Minislrrol Relations
To "a, that the Governor oi Ghiapas has NJ
rghi 10 prevent the man from returning II
acquitted. lie also thinks there is no oe
casinn Io applehcnd a re'olutinn in that
State. This /, not the first lime a revolu.
ton ha. been threatened IN Chiapas. She
WAS formerly one Of the States Of Central
America, mns included within the territory
oil Mexico when the latter declared her in.
dependence, aud many OF The inhabitants ap.
pear ~ entertain an alirelonatr femem
bmnre Other iofmcr relations, and desire
Ia return Ia lhcm.
YESTERDAY new paper called the "ian.
kes Doodle made lis appearance. II is
edited hy II. X. Courirec, and is, as is
name purporls a humorous affair. There
are now tour papers published in this city
in the English Language, viz; The Amcn'
can Sar daily North American (semi'
weekly The Rover aud the Yankee Doc
die (weeklyl. G.. e.
MrxIco. Nov 90, 1917.
A CORE ,pondenl u VI Monitor, writing
from Quefclaro. says lhc greater part Of the
Governors oflhe different States we're pres
vnt al the seat oi government. and that with
one exception lthc Governor OF san Luis)
they were unanimous in favor Of peace
The session was soon 10 commence, and
President Anaya proposes that no line ol
policy On the subject should be followed,
'eacrpl such as the States suggest, in order
TO get at once at the national will.
Gen. Busamenie has been nominated
by the Supreme Gosernmeni gencfaI.ln'
CHIEF oflhe army Of reserve, aud command
ing general Of the State. His predecessor
Gutierrez, is second in command, and Cor.
tizar next.
vi Monitor of to-day, commenting upon
the announcement Of sania Anna, that he
had placed himself at the head oI an armed
force for the purpose of preventing any ne.
gotiations for peace while the Americans
occupied Mexican territory, discrcdis the
.,nta,,.,t aud gnVu thnt hn ISnutn Anna