The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-07-19

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We omit letter from the same source
dated the goth, and come to the one Of the
latest date, which We translate:
Mexico, June 90, lS46.
The revolution fomen,ed by tn Puro par
ty makes rapid progress. The Depart.
ments of the North have taken the inilia.
tive ia it. The present Government is in
terrible anxiety. The two or three thou.
sand men whom it can command are in.
sufficient to put down the colossus. The
revolution is inevitable. A new law is an.
ticipa,ed daily against the liberty Of the
press. Arrests follow more rapidly than
ever, although we are not yet sure what
may be the purposes of Paredes, since he
has not developed any plan of his own, but
only followed that proclaimed by Jaraula.
All the factions will unite upon him TO at.
tain these ends, namely: To drive Here.
ra from the Presidency to refuse to exc.
cute the treaty Of peace and to renew the
war upon the frontier.
Paroles is cousin German Of Arriaea, a
priest who has grea, influence over the cler.
gy, and who used Paroles in 1915 in an
emergency like The present one. He is
besides Jesuit, and a most formidable one
in the society.
The views Of Amonte are known TO be
favorable 10 a continuance of the war but
thus far he has given no signs Of life
Notwithstanding thatthe Government jour.
nails are lavish in their praises Of Gems.
Minon, Lombardini, and others for their
good conduct and fidelity, we expect eve.
ry day to hear tina, they and the troops
under their command have passed over to
the pronuaciados.
Yours, II. p.
We have the most deplorable accounts
Of robberles upon the highways in all paris
IF Mexico. American deserters JOIN the
lddrones Of MEXICO, aud even
q Vera Cruz acts oil violence are constant /
y committed with immunity.
We annex letter from correspondent
low at Jalapa -
JALApA, June %, Isis. 3
Gen. Worth took up his quarters in town
es,erday, his division being encamped
ear Gen. kearney's, about four miles
ack. Gen. Worth was fully impressed,
rom Information he had received a, Perote,
nat the majority of the troops had alrea.
y embarked, and that sufficient, transpor.
ltion was in waiting at Vera Cruz for the
hole army. He now expects to lay here
'me five or six weeks, as news was re.
lived yesterday tha, abou, two thousand
Gen. Patlerson's division were at San {
ian, waiting the arrival of Transports
en-. Marsball's division are scattered a. !
,g the road between Ell Eacero and the
,lional Bridge and the new Ten Resi.
,nts ale encamped at Ell Encero. The =
oops generally enjoy good health, tho,
me apprehension IS felt about their pas.
&c through Vera Cruz, many thinking
a, the las, division will not get of before
e romito sells in with all its fury. l
A band Of American robbers, who have /
en- infesting he road between this and +
IRE siiseked 7Som0 days ego nyss fsrg~
rty Of Mexican troops, and after a short
/ sharp conflict eleven of the robbers
re killed and sixteen taken prisoners
, latter were Immediately shot by the
exicans. OF those who escaped at the
ne, ten were arrested by our troops near
.role, and after being tried by military
were sentenced to be logged,
anded and taken out of the country in
ons. The two first portions Of their sen.
nee were carried into effect, and they are
w in prison in this place. The gang was
incipalIy composed Of teams,ers and dis. !
arged soldiers, who left the city of Mex.
0 before the treaty was ratified. They
ere fully identified by one or two of our
iicers as being part Of gang who had {
bbed them near Rio Frio some time ago.
A report vas circulating about the town
ssierday tina, Jarau,a had pronounced a.
ainst the Government and with some two
lndred followers had thrown himself in.
} place called Lagos, about fifty leagues
ON Queretaro in the Slate Of Jaisco,
here he was besieged by six hundred Go.
eminent troops. II was also stated that
a, The head Of eight hundred
zen, had marched TO the assistance of The
esiegers. With this exception, the arf.
ais from above report every thing quiet
! the city and country.
Yours, truly, G. G..