The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

Tb,eo ~ tho most notorious highwaymen of the
country were captured. The Monitor Repitblcano
says that Macintosh, the British agent, is one Of
the proprieiors of the new war paper, lmst com
menced III the city OF Mexico, 'aiieo 'E tspnilu
del Siglo."
The same paper (the Monitor says that il has in
formation thai In the interior States there is plan
in agitation TO overthrow the Government as soon
as our troops are Withdrawn.
Immortal glory lsays the Monitorl 10 The val
liant supporters of the war They wait for the enc
my 10 leave our shores before chastising the Gov
eminent for not continuing the war; And what
punishment do those merit who did not tight when
they had an opportunity Who, when the enemy
reposes tranquility in cur midst content themselves
with CRYING out for war, but reserve their actions
for time when there win be no foe TO combat
Then that intrepid cavalry, those iegions OF Inc
South who constantly lowered ON the TANKS OF the
American army, serving only TO bring OF Their
advance, OF with their arms crossed IN the States
OF the interior, awaiting a better OCCASION lhen
they will display their valor." This IS rather Sc
we're on the valiant Mexican army, and particular
ly so on Alvarez and Canalizo.
The Eco del Concrete Gays that the arms (rifes,
muskets, &e.) which were distributed among the
people during the advance OF the American army,
are mostly in the hands Of robbers and other evil
doers The Eco recommends that prompt meas
ures be taken-lriM the assistance OF the American
dKthOTities--to reclaim them.
FL 0bseryador of 0ajaca appeals 10 the humane
inhabitants of that State TO furnish immediate aid
to Yucatan. The same paper is opposed 10 The
treaty.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS papers say that the re-
volt of the insurgents in the mountains and In the de-
partments of Guatemala and Mita, still continues;
but that the government has taken energetic mea-
sures 10 rePress them. A decree had been issued
declaring that any person who should directly OF
Indirectly assist the Tevolutionists would be con-
sdeTed as if TAX en- in arms and without the pale OF
the law. The Commandant General OF Vera Paz
had, on the 4th of April, routed large body OF the
insurgents at Santa Barbara
The Monitor tells an absurd story ofsome Amer
lean soldiers having fried aud eaten Mexican wo-
man, and appeals 10 the Star for information upon
the subject The editor of that paper says that NOT
knowing the circumstances he teels unable TO give
the desired information. He always knew that the
Americans were very partial 10 the Mexican wo-
men; but he never heard of their taking them
fried.
MEXICAN TRooPs AT GUADALUPE-The Monitor
says il learns from QueTetaro, that the Government
has given orders 10 have three thousand troops OF
the line posted in the village OF Guadalupe, who
shall enter and guard this capital the moment the
Americans leave it, II this be SO, il affords toleT
able good evidence that the Government u, calcu-
lating strongly upon peace. II Santa Anna were
at the head Of the Government, we should be apt
to look with suspicion upon the removal Of troops
SO near tbs capital.
by the following order, il will be seen that Gen.
KesTny has been appointed civil and military Gov
emor of Mexico, in place of Gen. Smith, who is TO
suPerintend the embark alton of the troops at Vera
Cruz:
HKADaUARTERs AMY OF MEXtco,
OTicrs No. itG.l Mexico, May %, 1878.
1. Brgadier General 5. W. keaIny. is assigned 10 the
command Of the al Division OF Re gaI troops, and also,
Military and Civil Governor OF this Capital 2. Major
w. IA. Bell is announced Chief OF the Ordnance De
psrtment with this army. Al orders relative To his De
parment gveby him In the name, and by the authority
the Commanding General Will be Obe yed and respected
accordingly. 3 No further payments viii be received
advance Of this place. Pueba Jaapa, for duties
foreign goods imported through the Custom House al
Vera Cruz.
BY order OF Major General Butler.
l.. THOMAS, Asst Adj't Gen1.