Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-11
d, w,y Orleans Delta, Julya.l

~ IN aNAJUATo-PAREDEs IN
nj TuE FIELD-MANIF EsTo BY TH SIn EA Her
CoUNTER MANIFESTO Br .ri TX X tS SinmpANY OF
RERA aAPPRoA nGa,m,,MMIs sR oFYUCATAN,
ST. PATRlCk-ConimiSsio
&c, &C. -, s,eamshjp
Rv,be arrival here yesterday OF inc slea"hsep
Portland Capi. Place, from Vera Cruz .he 1osn
nj, we have received letters and mes OF 'nc 1a.oo
Iris m 10 that date, inclusive, WIN ln'eh'se"e'
from The Capital TO The 2olh. h,s
pryoIrrros. The standard Of revolution mas
aoajn been raised in that distracted COUNTY,
Gen. Paroles having succeeded IN causing ue'
fecIion OF portion of the Army has taken pcs
session of The city Of Guanajuato he IS sec.
onded by Padre Jarauta; no other name OF no.e
has We, appeared in The ramihcalions Of Inc con-
| soiracy. The Mexican Government had lot
warded 10 the scene OF insurTecion all us aisPo'
| sable force, uDder Gems. Busamenle, faneZ'
Minon, and Cortazar. On the 20Ih ul'. ues-
ra,ches had been received from these oflcers, IN
iimaing that they had so disposed their iofces d.
| 10 compel Paroles 10 risk battle, "hich Wouiu
| be definive in its issue. But II IS iuPossioe
predicate on The heterogeneous cohlPosn'ohh -,
| the Mexican Army, and no one KNOWS VINO ~no'
.",,na,hv o,i.,s between Paroles and The Gene
rails Imposed 10 him. The following is the Plan,
ar Manifesto of Paroles, on raising Inc standard
of revolution: :. ;,;,,;
| "nexicansl The work commenced IN iniqui-
>, onJ reason in lS45 has Just been consum-
mated: more than halt the Republic mas oeeD soiu
| 10 The invading enemy, for contemplate Sum
the remainder OF our territory will be occupied oY
the same North American soldiers, converted mo
guards OF the traitor Pena, 10 sustain .ne ,rus'
| afro .ious crime The world has ever oeheu, ne
past calls 10 mind Count Julian's betrayal oil MS
country. through personal resentment; but this
| horrd act bears no comparison with that ol Peha.
The former mscreanl blind with rage brought
the Moors into Spain, exposing himself 10 per.
.onal DANGER but the latter, 10 return 10 lne lu3u
ries and pleasures Of The capital, and 10 Keep
himself in power, sold his country, without the
smallest risk, after having disarmed the nation
exlinsuished her public spirit. and persuaded hei
that insult is adyantag opprobium; hohot-dnu
the humilialing state in which she lay ptosld,e
al The feet OF her enemy was brilliant a'Huue
| and fattering distinction (prospecl)
as il possible, MeIcans, that you VIII iran.
GULLY and uncompromisingly suffer This afilontf
Will you cooy look on and see your orelhfen
in California, New Mexico, and Chihuahua,
sold 10 The foe 2 These, your brethren, valiant
and true who have constantly fought in The van
guard, TO sustain the religion, The customs ana
| the nationality OF Mexico No!-No Ia thou-
sand times mol!
| Few in number are those who subscribe this,
but they are determined 10 perish in sustaining
such precious interests. We invite you 10 iol-
low our example, and take up arms against me
| lrailurous Government raising The banner OF ~
| surrecon. We will call on Spain and other ma
lions a, 10 sustain The independence OF Mexico, and
| they will assist US. We now give out The same,
| procaming Inc following articles:
"lsl. The present Government is Tenounced
| and disavowed, for having betrayed the nation.
"2i. The States, consequently, resume Their so
vereignty.
"3d, The same shall consult on The means OF
| epacing The depused Government.
18th The Governors Of the States will desig-
nate The person or persons who shall command
The forces in each.
18Th The troops Of the standing army who
give in their adhesion TO the present Plan, Will,
cunformably 10 usage, be under the orders OF The
General OF the highest rank who may follow their
example.
Lagos, June |, ls4s. c. D. JAHAurA, Com.
mapdan JUAN Ortiz Colonel OF Cavalry M
M. NEeRETE. Commandan, OF Squadron; a Lieu
tenant, three Ensiens OF Cavalry, and Captain
OF Infantry"
Immediately after the news OF the instruction
reached Queretaro, the promptest measures were
adopted by the Government 10 crush il. Troops
were forwarded toward Guanajua'o, where The
rebels had established themselves, and Herrera
published The following address 10 the nation:
aMeaicans! In taking possession of the Su-
preme Power in accordance with the will OF the
nation, expressed through ils Legitimate organs,
knew lha, the standard OF civil war had been dis
played and the public were already aware Of the
Vaccinations vi those who were only waiting Tor
The termination OF the war 10 attempt he desiiuc-
ton Of the fundamental laws Of The Republic.
s'Belore repairing to this Capital, whittier most
important national interests called me, those mea
snres which The stu alton Of things permitted,
were put in acquisition 10 slife the revolution IN
It's buG However, The detection of few troops
very insignificant part OF the army, and the
scd,ion OF Gen. Paroles, have delivered The city
of Guanaiualo into the hands OF The rebels.
"No popular authority has acknowledged lhem
no Stale has forgotten lis duties none oil the par
ties VINO hold as principle the nationality OF
Mexico has embraced their cause. All contem.
plate, with the utmost griel and indignation The
crime OF few, and force much superior 10 theirs
is now a, this moment in pursuit OF them.
I'll reveal 10 the nation what has occurred:
though penetrated with deep sorrow, am yet
without fear or dismay. Il is certainly sad that
we cannot enjoy moment OF reposei that instead
OF devoting ourselves to repair our immense mis-
fortunes, we raise our hands 10 intlcl fresh
wounds in he bleeding bosom Of our unfortunate
country. The enemies of Mexico will take ad-
vantage of this new shame (scandaD 10 say that
we are lnCOrrlSlOe lllreIneuldpie.)
An express arrived in the city 0! Mexico on
the night OF the 18th ult, announcing that Gen.
Minon had retrealed on the town OF Leon, hav
ing found himself incapable, with 400 men, TO
oppose The rebel troops under Jaraura and Ne
CRETE who were al the head OF 800. Minon
states that he had adopted this measure with The
view OF drawing on the enemy, until by the re
Inducements he was expecting and after juno
lion with Buslamenles command, he should be
able 10 strike signal blow, and crush The revo-
luton al once. The companies OF 81. Patrick
tour dcserrers) were Fastening by forced marches,
10 Join MInon. They had been destined 10 pro.
tecl the Government officers, on The journey Of
the later from Queretaro TO the CAPITAL but the
exgency OF The case changed their destination.
Much is expected from their repuied valor and
fidelity.
We extract from the Siglo XIX, OF the 18th
ult., the following:
EXTRAORDINARY EYrREss.-At one o'clock
this morning the Supreme Government received
a despatch from Silao, which contained impor
,ant intelligence, viz: Gems Bus;amente, Yanez
and Minon had made movement 10 intercept
The rebels and force them into a fight or other
wise 10 capiulale. A letter has been received
from Gen. Coriazar which was highly satisfac-
tory He announces that, it, concert with The
above mentioned ofiit ers, he was raising troops
1DQ was ueClutu VI pICScIFlUS puUlC UIutI d. oil
risks. All the superior officers displayed the
same enthusiasm"
The same paper, OF the 10Th ul'., has The sub
joined:
"LATEsT-By an express which has just
reached The Supreme Government, we learn that
the escort Of treasure which left Queretaro, az
rived al San Juan del Rio on the 18th whou,
acciden'; il was composed Of The companies of
ST. Patrick, commanded by Lieut.. Col. Don Fran.
cisco Schafno, who was 10 bring it on TO the
capital.
On the 18th junction was formed al Silao OF
400 men, under Gen Bustamenle and 400 UNI
der Gen. Minon. On the I'D, 600 troops If the
line, under Gen. Yanez, and 240 OF The 9Th ca
yalry were expected there. Don P. Cortazar an.
nounces that he has 600 men TO operate in juno
tion with Bustamenle; there are besides 400 un.
der Lombardini, with $50 more OF the line. The
Government! OF Guanajuato has been transferred
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