Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

The schooner Creole arrived at New Orleans on
the 9TH instant, from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed
on the-3Oth ultimo. A mail reached that place on
the 18th, bringing dates from the capital of the 25th,
and Puebla of the 26th We CLEAN our intelligence
from the Picavune.
Gen. VALENCIA died at the capital on the 25th, Of
apOplexy. This officer, it will be recoected, was
in command at Contreras and Cherubusco, and
charged by SANTA ANNA with producing the dlsas-
trous results TO the Mexican army Of those battles.
The Mexican Congress had assembled is
there any information Of quorum being present at
Queretaro The Monitor is very upon the alb
sent members. 1t says the questions they called
to decide are of life or death to the country and as
nerts that egotism of measure or a very repre-
hensibe cowardice, can be the only motives which
detain these men, who abandon their country in the
hour of danger, and when its destnies are conided
to them.
The news from the interior does not favor the pros
pect of peace. Letters from San Luis and Guadala-
ara agree in stating that the spirit of revolution
omenting, and assuming serious aspect. 1t is said
to be headed by PAREDEs, aided by SANTA ANNA and
the monarchists. The Governor of San Luis had dis
patched commissioner to negotiate permission for
PAREDEs to reside at Queretaro. In Guadalajara
the monarchists very bold. The high clergy pro-
tects hem and 1t is supposed that Father BARAJAs is
the soul Of this plot.
Gen. REA denies the report put in circulation that
he has pronounced against the present government
The diligence that reached Mexico on the 23d was
robbed about two leagues from Puebla and at one
two other points the route. Ii met with a party
| of Texans, who reported that they had had fight
with the robbers at Aqua del Venerable, in which
they lost Ole Of their companions. On reaching the
place the passengers the dead Texan lying in the
middle Of the road. A body of troops had left the
capital clear the road of the robbers between that
point and Puebla Col. HAYS and his force had been
dispatched to Vera Cruz for like purpose.
The authorities of Tanepaulta have called on Gen.
BUTLER for protection against the Indians.
La RstOrme, published at .Puebla, notices the ru-
NOR that army is about to retire. and says "all
know is, that yesterday 1900 ratons were caused
to be deposited here" This same paper notices re-
ports of Gen. ScoTTs departure for home, but there
is nothing said about it in the papers at the capital
The court of inquiry still proceeding with the
case of General Pillow. Major BURNS, who claims
the authorship of the LeOnidds letter, under ex-
animation as witness. Beyond this we have no de-
| tails.
The papers of the interior full of accounts oil
assassinations and robberies.-Cin. Enquirer.
LATER.-The steamship Ohio has arrived at New
Orleans, bringing late dates from Vera Cruz.
The guerrilleros still troublesome between Vera
| Cruz and the capital.
The general impression now seems to be that the
| Mexican Congress at Queretaro would ratfy the
treaty as 1t passed the American Congress.
The brg Commodore Stockton, wrecked near
Magdaena. The crew were saved
Paredes, aided by the clergy, is busily engaged in
fomenting revolution in favor of monarchy.
| The trial of Gen. Pillow is still progressing.
Santa Anna had chartered brig to take him to the
island of Jamaica.
Gen. Scott and Mr.. Trist were hourly expected al
Vera Cruz, when the Ohio left
Accounts from Yucatan gives the most horrible de-
tails of the Indirns burning towns, and numbering the
Inhabitants. The people panic struck, and the
savages meet but little resistance in their murderous
work.-Ohio Statesman.