The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-01
61lsans Pcsy,i'se.

lam Vera UEnz'
al 4, in.t. The news commit,
q ss.ssr. q the Virginia. and
'...rdsps in regard to this
' '...'r . b authentic
|. Esrl We have received Letters tiers
y X. siy Of Mexico to the S''n
~ X. most interesting matter
4 ,h.n is by far' the arrests o.
!. ,nd Duncan, . have
" \ n a.in from Mexico leav-
,.,M \, J but in consequence
4, Worth, he was detained
( i Malatlan and cnayma'
srssi i mentioned sl'ewhe. r.
.r.Giarnia the dates are % 'nc Ou
\. Ms1iesus claim an adVan-
4 Americans which landed
.I,,5, Al dpy, and finally embark
" NsIisans claim . victory
y, N understand thsaffair, but have
N, winning victories from our.
.,osatsne alludes tOa protest Oy
eo,a,nent against forced loans
,.sasasia Mexico. The North
<. As,6 uI., has the following
he subject: !.
.,i,,I from ouarelarO Yesterday a
NJ ", received from the English
Iaa.tioa, Mr.. Thornton, cover
\ r,on Lord P%almerston, Brl'lSt
T5rira Affairs, against the torcl
i,lss upon English residents Y
,pporl the war with the unlt''
", syies we're made some 81
v nd the English residents petl
mn i. The English Minister 9
IN responds in language that wi
|, rt,p ~ ths Mexican Government.
I'M d bic division have given Gel
4 lsndid dinner.
/ mrul we have cOPiOus letters trol
Y oblsn, in Mexico and in Gen. "a
in. Through the detention OF tt
u much q the Information in them
anticipated, but there Is much 3
by new to Us, Our corresponds.
q gites d kind Of Journal Of even
month Of November. Wecan on
tier portion Of them to-day, ON
pasagesi laias
Jurisprudence Cf The RcayNnc.
Mexico, Nov. 10, l847.
g Ike a revolt has taken place
the purpose, it is said, Of anne
ate TO Central America, The Us
sent one Of the chief authorities
D4e tired in Tabasco, as being
ii the movement, and had issu
hm nol 70 return 70 Chlapas aga
dent Of the Republic having b.
Of ibis proceeding, lnstructs
4, Relations osay THAT the Cover
4 l has no hight 70 prevent the n
= ming II acquitted He also thiI
u OCCASION toaPptehend a reNOlul
Ns, Tins isinOI the FIRST time I'll
has been threatened in Chiapa.
h 9rms'ly one Of the States of Cen
vas included within the territOr
h hen iAs hitter declared her indeI
4 2 many Of the inhabitants Oppes
d 40 aiectOnate remembrance Of
h aNous end q desire to return to Il
Mexico, Nov. 20. 1874
I P'ndsni Of 81 Monitor, writing
'ays that the greater part Of
y 'Oe Inherent States were pre-
q government, and that with
lh' Governor Of San uis,)
ala'1' 10 favor Of peace. The
soon to commence, and Pres
'P'''' that no line Of policy 0
''lt Be followed, except such 1
4 9es', IN order to get at once al
!. will
u Aanen's has been nominated b
O0'snmens general-in-chief q
's'''Vs and cOmmandant gene
die predecessor, Gutierrez,
'nnand, and COr,izOr next.
lSr Of 70 day, commenting upO
a'ai Of Santa Anna, that b
'lell at the head Of an armed
P'aeo preventing any negoti
s1H' the Americans occupied
Wy, dlscredits the statement
santa Anna) opened tn.
10y himself, and that if he
y ihe consummatiOn Of
P0''lng down with one hand
~a''Gs'sd with the other. Tn,
Y s''''d IN p RtQgrss,0, publisi
Sad should think that /
.s''' q y Monitor had becoa
a'lnted with Santa Anna
n . De surprised at any m
\ ls'scpre il. ,,gr u
Ii'.,. :, NE Sons Of Tempsran
a'sa here BY some members
"A ,i.s o tbs called the g
" and their address hu
go H9l
star Of this morning
6s,, 'sa letter Of tVeritas1 4
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