The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08
Still Later from Mexico.

BY the schooner lone, we have received paper.
from the city of Mexico to the 25th ult four day.
later than by the Tit. They do not contain mucl
of importance. In Ell Monitor of the s23d we fine
the proceedings of meeting of the National Guard
Of Tampico held for the purpose " of repelling in
manner at once solemn and explicit, the Islander
propagated by the enemies Of liberty and of the
people respecting annexation and independence .
Althoug the meeting was held with the avowed OBJ.
ject of repelling the SANDER, yet the first resolution
reads thus:
Resolped, That is not necessary for the National
Guard Of Tampico de Tamaulpas repe the calumnies
have they had any intention thought othe annexation
Of this city State OF which their services
defending the Mexican Union are practical proofs"
Other resolutions were passed pedging the Ma
tional Guard TO the defence of the Mexican
Union whenever it should be menaced by any
foreign power The ayuntamiento also protest
in the most solemn manner with the freedom
and trankness of free citizens, before the ma
ton and the world, that they will obey, respect,
and sustain at all hazard the laws institutions and
authorities actually in force In the same way they
soemnly declare, that, at whatever COST they will
preserve the integrity of the State of Tamaulipas
as part of the Mexican Unioa''
Of the outrages Of the Indians, Ell Monitor has
the following remarks:
The excuses committed by the insurgents of
the Sierra, are so frequent and so alarming that
they demand the most speedy and efficacious meas
ures Tor the arrest and punishment of the prncipaI
chiefs The depredauOns and assassinations com
United by those hordes within a few DAYS in the
state OF Quer6taro are of such a nature that a
grave responsibility will rest upon the authorities
oil mat State H. by their neglect their citizens lose
some their property and others their lives. The
Instruction of the Indians, can in our opinion
with activity and energy, be quickly suppressed :
but if it be not done quickly, the day will come
when the difficulties will be unsurnountable and
the situation Of the Republic most distressing If
we turn our eyes TO Yucatan we shall behold a
faithful picture of the horrible evils which menace
our country, if they be not nipped in the bud. In
that State some bad citizens in order to satisfy their
vengeance and ambitious designs, armed the In
dams to make them serve as the instruments of
their depraved ends. The result was that at the
end of few years the savages precipitated them
selves like torrent upon the civilized race avail
ing themselves Of the very weapons which had so
lmprudentlY been placed in their hands"
Ell Monitor then proceeds to say that measures
have been taken by the Supreme Government for
the suppression of the insurrection and recon-
mends the States most annoyed TO make every ef.
fort towards the same end.
Paroles, it appears, after all the noise that has
been made about him, has not left the country,
put is residing somewhere in the State of Puebla
The commission to run the boundary line is TO
be composed of Srs. D. Pedro Garcia Condo, and
the young Robes
The State Of Choua has sent a petition to Con-
gress IN favor of prohbtive laws.