The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-20
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LATER PROM MEXICO.
The ae-spsf Elraasf. GzPsaia Gdnes.
arrived lssl eFening lrpm Nera GUz, buag.
IN news 10 lie 29sh ul.ilRa.
cspisin FairrhIld. ~ tle Ianisisna
Nolualeers, had returned % ferz Grnz
from The rily Of Mrxiro. which place he
leli @ the 18Th ali. lasT dsys laler llaan
our preriouk sdFres.
The Pirayune pahlishes . general &C.
der Issued b General SroA a lhr rily cf
Mexiro nn die I5lh ultima. eomsasnriEx
wilh he derlustna Glaal he army : !
about 60 spread ilsslfnser aud 10 0rrupy
The Repnhlle q Mexica. until Ile lzllrf
sllall sue Cor pesre in terms arrepiahle N
the Government 81 The United Slaies."
The order goes on % prohibit ION the o.
eupaiion Of The prineipal point in any
Slalel The payment Of he government of
MrxirO af al taxes or dnlies heErlolase
paid 10 II. - The same will he demanded
for me support ~ The army II nceupalion.
In The States a'rrzdy orrnpiedl, the pre-
seriPiinns az Ihe order are % be conform
ed Ia. taxes 10 be rOnsislrFrd - due and
pay able lmm he beginning Of December.
The renl of nssinn4l laileries i abolished
'-lotleries being. rs ihe order. prohibited.
lmPon and export dulles are 10 remain n
6afd by the United States Government,
except that The expora;ion Of gold and
silver in bars ar ingols. il. i0r the present,
! prohibited. Imported goods which have
| paid duties 20 the United States al any
Mexican .porl, moi again 10 he taxed in any
panoflhe Republic occupied by the United
States forces. All duties on the transit
:, Of goods from one stale t0 another are
!, prohibited, after the commencement Of the
year. The tobacco. playing-card and
stamped paper rents. Ia be fauned out q
7 the highest bidder in li,e several States
|, the bids TO be sent 10 the Commanders q
Departments.
The Star 0G the 10Th December. speak
ing Of the state Of affairs al QueretarO
r says:
A letter IN the Monitor of yesterday
dated al Queretaro, on Monday, states tia
the present Congress will not come iogeth
er again. several deputies having left. ant
Others heing about 10 leave. II adds tina
the new Deputies and Seniors would soo'
he in the city, many Of them being ahead.
an the road. ,.l ....
!, The Government is silently taking a
! necessary measures for suPpressing ia
inirigues Of the monarclIists. In conse
: quenre of,hetioyPrnors not having iuliille
, their promise To- aid the Government wit
= such resources as ilIey could command,
was much cramped for means. =
Some Of The Deputies, in favor of rey'
iiDnary measures. where endeavoring !
=. get up pronunciamento in several towr
: Of the State Of San l.uis. the object
which should be convention, the cont
nuation Of the war, and declaring San
!" Ann Gencral-in Chief. II was thought
- amount 10 nothing. ~ .....s- <..s ta.
L. The Star Of the 18th of Decemh,
d, speaks Of the intended removal Of porii,
I'd OF the troops stationed at the Capital
e othere pisces of the Republic. and says
IN We understand that Col. Riley's BIZ
n ade. consisting of I'd Artillery, and 2d, 4
he and 9Th Infantry, and the Vol,iguers, W
he move this morning at 6 o'clock, for ]
= cubaya, where they are 10 be station
: for the present. q Perhaps this corps
!. destined for distant places. :