Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05

diss.tisfsctien among tia MexiesasN j


dissatisfaction among ths MexieaasA j..
Elapa. ,4,f,,,, .,as4,sr-t 5 Ii7assii9@.sl. &
Il Gen. Pnttsrson's diiv;s;on.--Gsn.5 ,ras-
tterson's division leke Jalapaa a .hs 26th.
before his departure, ha hung, on.fhs -,
}ewo American teanaers,fox having hind
II Mexiean boy twelve yeassn,sA / Ils
caused also To- BE- executed. Ne iisxl DIV.
the two Mexican eticess, Gareia and A.
cade, (beleneing to the 9Th and llih reei-
lneats who. were taken psisontSs eeo-
handing gusrrillas, without having besa
exchanged. sfft} .s,sg7a4s4sfsa siiegg}s E,yfl,
.4ryiual ofMe Bystish. .Miaister. III. tB,
"a, steamer Viren arrived yesterday, four
days from Havana, and brought 10 passed.
lgers Percy AZ Doyle Esq, H BIN Chargs
ld'Afsirs TO Mexico. i ,s!3 ,.dt 4. =,
/ Mr. Trist having been recalled from
the city of.Mexieo, on the 23tb, for Vera
Cruz, with small train. n t,-s4 3! f.it,.
i The name of the commissioners who
arrived at the city 81 Mexico, are, Msssrs
Cou.e, Caeyas, Artistain and Rncou, Ill
belonging 70 the peace party. sta..ol al
The following important order from
Headquarters, was furnished us by the
! same friend. 1t will be seen that the
Government Of the United States is deter
/ mined to make the Mexican Government
pay The expenses of the war, OF. Il least
pay q men, n'a - 1Ga Aasia! asta ssadt
to n HEADarARrras OF THE Aaxr,)zB
| s.! ~ j.. Mexico, Nov. %, lS47 H.
Under the instructions of the Govern
ment At home, requiring that this army
shall, as soon as practicable, begin to raise,
within the country it occupies, the lmeans
IN whole orin great part, of maini aing the
expenses Of the occupation, until the Fed.
eral Government OF Mexico shall. submit
terms Of peace, which the United States
may honorab'y accept--it is ordered that
NO nncoined bullien, bars or ignots; either
Of gold or silver, shall be shipped from any
P 1T Of Mexico, until the further orders Of
the Government at hame, shall be made
known on the subject so as to give. time
for said Government 10 fix the rate Of ex-
pert duty on such bullion, and perhaps
smaller duty on gold and silver coins. sid
AS the beginning Of the change Of sys.
TEN inti,nAted above. all rents for houses
or CHARTERS occupied by. officers or troops
Of The army, in any city or yiIlagein Mex
leo, will cease as soon as contracts may
permit, and absolutely from and after the
end Of This month, wherever this order
shall be received in time; and in luture.l
necessary quarters, both Tor officers and
troops Wv w;lfl lir.t be demasdea. =.
required, Of the civil authorities Of the;
several places occupied by the troops, 90
as to equalize the inconv enieuce i'm posed
upon the inhabitants, and diminish tho
same as much as possible. 10 y.aef,s .sef
fthe authorities fail to put the troops in
possession OF such quarters, then the CON-,
handing officer, in every such instance,
following out the same Principe of giving
the least distress practicable to the unof-
Tending Inhabitants, will cause the neces-
sary buildings to be occupied. IT.. IN afr
Subsistence, forage and other 5necessa.
ries for the army, will be purchased and
paid for as heretofore, and the i1junctions,
and penalties of the Martial Law order,
dated Feb 80, 1877, originally published,
in Tampico, and republished several times
since, with addition will, as at first, be,
strictly enforced, as also, in general, sil
The obligations Of good morals and tho
most exact discipline. 4-,. ..<.,~ g..,. J
By command Of Maj. Gen. Scott. =: :
. Fl. L. SCOTT, A. A. A. G.. ,
! The Nert TRIM The train under com
mand Of Gen. Marshall is on the eve of
marching into the interior. y5-g l.. tss.7f
The Gen. will command about 1880
men, rank and file. sta.e 'J.-l H. tLsH
.4rrirnl Of Toops.--Troops are daily
arriving in our port, and there will be-
another train ready 10 leave in few days.
The number Of troops that lei, Vera Cruz
uhder Gen. Butler is estimated at 5000. n
The Arco Iris says that the .Mtxicans
who are most friendly to the Americans d
are, are those who are striving 10 rouse +
again.t them the feelings O! the multitude,
these are the puos- among whom are
Gomez Frias and Almo,e. Their object
is 10 force the United States 10 occupy The
whole country. .......-..-,5 -,r.. 4.
The negotiations created great deal OF
excitement among The people al Mexico;
and they now begin to feel the consequent
ces oftheir folly IN refusing to receive tho
liberal propositions made by Mr.. Trist.
II. .'' VERA Cnuz, Dec. 4, lS47.
Eds. Dela:-The la'es, advices from the
city Of Mexico are 10 The 9th ul,. a
The British Minister Left yesterday for
the city, With all American escort. He
VIII be pnzz ell to find the Mexi can gov
eminent 10 which he is accredited. ~.
A lamentable feeling pervades The army
at Mexico, owing to jealousies aud heart.
burhngs. envy, malice and political pref
ut:ices. Gen. Scott has arrested Pillow
and Worth. The circumstances which
led to this step are believed 10 be these:
Two letters, elnanating in the American
camp and published in the United States,
have been read by Gen. Scott. In an or
der published to the army, he prematurely
decides who wrote them, and most bung.
lingly impeached The lienor, patriotism and
services Of the two generals who, are euio.
gisedl in Those letters. One ofthe Gener-
ais Pillow denies in a card published in
Mexico, the authorship OF The letter at
'ribu'ed to his pen by Gen. Scott. The