Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-20
ITEMS OF NEWS FROM MEXICO.
NAY 10, ls4s.

FoR QuEaETAno-Four deputies left the city of Mexico
for Queetao yesterday morning, and three will leave
during the week Monday next is the first day Of May the
dan on which, according the Leo, quorum will be in
teniance.-Sfar ofthe 25h.
TnE HEALTH OF THR ARMr.-We were happy to learn,
yesterday from army physician, that the health OF the
troops has much improved within week wo He Is OF
opinion that the weather better for our hoopsdr
Of The 9Th.
letter in tie Monitor Of recent date from Mazap states
hs mine that place has been occupied by about FIVE
hundred Americans the 9th ulmo who have taken
notice Of the armsce notwithstanding the protest sent to
General Wool, with communication from the Generan-
chief at the capital, forwarded by express.-Stdr.
MExrco, ArRIL 26-"A great majority Of the Clergy
favor the ratification Of the treaty il stands The
clergy Of the city, tearing the inability OF Peha Pea
the forced loan Of 600 to 5000 900 in Querearo for the
purpose Of assembling Congress- held meetings in the Ca
hedra day and yesterday which the Bishop presided
for the purpose of discussing the poPey Or expedency
advancing the required by Pena Pea and to day they
resolved upon loanng the money from the funds Of the church
understand the whole will be sent TO Queretaro TO-
morrow These facts TO my mind, settle the question
whether the treaty will be ratified not in the affirmative.
Corr. Picayune.
QuERErARo, ARM u.s." The preparatory union of Con-
gres have retaken their usual course and few Of the Deputies
wanting for quorum. Quereao, politically speaking,
presents most animated aspect and nothing talked Of but
peace In every quarter there discussions upon this
grand question The vehement party for is, with
out doubt the army, but has fallen low in public esma-
on and numerically weak that is doubtful IL they
get up proaunciamientO. publicly rumorcd here
within the last few days they would Corr. Picayune.
The Hon. Messrs. SEvIER and CLIFyonp have been in
yiied within few days past various entertainments They
received invitations from Gen. Butler and Seniors Hargous
and Emilio voss Night before last Messs Sewer and Cliff
ford gave supper the American Generals at which the
Mexican Gen. d. Ignacio Mora vasml present Senior
Haro Tamanz also invited 10 be present. but from
lives decacy and PATRIOTISM which appreciated by the
American Minister'S he compelled decline the invita-
ton.-Eeo del Comerco.
GEs. P.nEDrs.-The Monitor "a Mexican pspcr) has the
following;
ssThe movements Of Paroles, recorded In the Star for
the last three months appear TO be attracting good
deal Of attention in the United states. We think however,
unnecessarily Paroles Get considerable party, and
any revolution in bis would be pot down in
The great popular movement In France against monarchy
must have chilled the warmth Of his peculiar political sent
enis and down any hopes that he may have entertained
in regard TO the Of his principles Mexico Indeed
for months past nothing has been heard Of him. Al
though the Government made orders for his arrest he appears
be still at large, though being in concealmcnt in
San Luis The San Luis and Qucretao papers have
word respecting him. We hear Of Busamente In the
vicinity, carrying the instructions Of the Supreme Govern
ent suppressing rebelIons, but word Of Paroles
We should not be surprised learn that the INTEL from
Europe-pariculsriy from France, with whose MINISTRY, while
abroad be in such consutsohsd far Disconnected
his plans that he will not be in hurry appear upon the
political stage"