Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-28
LATE FROM MEXICO.

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7 Qaertor0.-The present Congress is viz
tualIy dissolved, many ofthe members have
ing left
The new Congress assemble in January.
and = correspondent Of FL -Noailor saws
that many OF lie new Senators and Deputies
are already on the road to Queretaro.
ArumorWas current among the Mexicans
IN town, few days ago that the commss-
toners from the Mexican Government left
for Qaeretaro. on Sunday last after having
an interview with Mr.. l'rist. Ii is suppo-
scd they 90 to have new conference with
the Supremc Government on the subject of
peace. This is bu, rumor.
Gen Batter will be in tomorrow and Col.
Johnson the next day.
\ party of nine started from Gen. But
ler's train night before last TO join the ad-
vance, were attacked in the mountains by
party Of robbers. One ofthem "a physician,
/ hcleyc,) discovering from his medicines
that he was a doctor let him 90 and he alr-
we'd safe At Ayoda. Hestales that he heard
shots fired, butsaW nothing oflhc men of his
party. As they were well armed however
their is little doubt but that they escaped.
couIu not learn theIr names.
On "Wednesday last Dr. Suter of the Ri
files, died of brain fever. He was buried
on Thursday and most of the officers of
he army attended his funeral among them
Gems. Scott, Peterson and Gushing.
The weather for the last few DAYS has
been extremely cold.
Re2rganicafioa cfHe -HcTical .4rnly.
The fcIcra5isfo, published al Queretaro
contains the proipcl Of law on the suiect
OF recognizing the Mexican army submitted
by Pcrdigon Garay, deputy from the State
OF Mexico, The doughty General who run
50 fast from Churubusco. The fisrt article
provides that m armed force of forty thou
sand men shall be raised for the purpose
rapelIlng the invader, and to be called the
Militia OF the Confederate State of Mex
Ico.' Each State is to furnish one man for
every two hundred of the population.
The Puros and more violent partizans
OF Santa Anna are at work to prevent any
aInlrab!e settlement of existing difficulties
yucret0r0.-Thc Monitors correspond
cnt writes that the intended pronunciamcnto
Woald take place on Tuesday last. Torncl
is the soul of tbeconspiracv, Auistain and
lllero bad arrived by express, and il was
supposed tie object of their WISH was to
make some preiiminaries towards > pc,cc
IHc Ifuiu.-Thc advance of Gen. But
Icr's commauI-consisting of a reoimcotof
TenncsSccaus ana another from Indiana
arrived in the ely a little after noon vcslcr-
day. 4 portion of the train also came in.
they are lifjaen DAYS from Vera Cruz. the
men look wen. t45ugh somewhat worn TX
the latqucs Of The march.
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