The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-21
MgxIco. January p Is,s.

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The boys in the streets selling address Mex
lean people, signed by the Jarauta He calls
around his standard in defence of his just rights con-
eudes that the God of battles has for unaccounabe
that luck must time" and a, the tide of
cess is at the flood. he coniures the
neglect The favorable opportunity
The following note from Vera Cruz correspondent
relieves US from all anxiety in regard to Mr. Peoples:
VERA Cruz, Jan 18th.
The nonarrval Of Mr. Peoples is accounted for he
e with the escort that took the mail week after Colonel
Miles left, and he the road by several who
came down,
We find in the papers from Mexico the following Or
ders OF Gen Scott, one OF which is strikingly illustrative
OF his humanity and sodierly feelings
General Orders HEApQuARTERs OF THE ARMY,
NO 70 Mexico January 20, 1913.
For the information and convenience OF merchants in the
interior who are importers OF foreign goods through the
payments may be made in advance account of duties
place and to the paymasers Paeba and Jaspa n res
specvely for the benefit OF the military chest in this army
payment and be attesed and registered by the command
ing officers Pueba and Jaapa, respectively and
mens Two of those receipts will be delivered to the pay
his agent entrle him TO credit at the custom
pit be by tho the proper
ing officer at Washington to be charged against the re-
When it happens that the money may be more needed,
me s o. o
at the place OF such payments the commanding officer viii
direct the transfer of the money from the receiving pay
BY command Of Major General Scott.
d'ns So HrADaq MeniSs G 9sn rms Xss
1t is represented that of gallant who have
recently died in general hospital have not been buried
blame can be attached either to the cha plains of the
army the Catholic priests of the city On due notice,
of he holy offices at the graves Of the deceased WV
lii ordered that the body of no soldier matter what
his rank if no. executed as elon, shall be buried in
future without the customary military honos unless the
presence Of the may render tho ceremony mprao,
at hand, according to the religion of tho deceased
D ha osps
General Smith, the deceased belongs the regular army;
ceased be volunteer who respectively viii take care to
make *. all proper arraagements for the funerals
ii. L. SCOTT, A. A.A.G
American Star, Jan.
theseat OF government Tho of the State
were about making reply what is termed ere
belous" document 1t in contemplation send the
bers present although several meetings Of those in attend
ance had been held. When shall we have something of
interest from Queretaro Pela Pena is in the Presi-
dental chair but Notwithstanding the appeal in his
cent the members EN- DO not come !sgeG The
pears have taken the supreme by surprise
grounds rebellion have some curiosity
ifesto
In the Star of the 22d ult find the following para
graph in regard to the pronunciamento Of San Luis
The basis of the plan proves have been nothing
than part of proposition made by the vice tho
Congress of the State and, admitted both the
and vice governor endeavored the Con-
gess by threatening to bring up the National Guard and
the members but which threat was not carried
into execution, the commandan general Amador,
opposed the proposition, and ALSO the regular troops
der his command The conduct OF the governor is the
atrocous in endeavorng to employ the customary
military tyranny, only short time before, in his
opening seasonal address the Congress of the State he
had argued that the system of commentaries general and
should abolished
practice of controlling the legislative and civil power
These propositions were printed in unofficial paper and
this city, where the preface them announcing the
four States being agreed ispoed to have been added by
the partisans here.