The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-06
NUMBER IL.

Hc HigHt take 10 secure IL.
The order of the Sons OF Temperance
has been instituted here by some members
Of the Rife Regiment. 1t is called tho
Waller ChlIcs's Division" sld their cd.
dress has been published.
The news from QpeIe'arn is uninteIes,.
ing 10 day. On the ION Two Senators
we're elected, the nepu,lcs from each Stale
casting the vote Of the State, and The re.
suit was that Ellofiaga received twelve
votes mud was declared elected first Seua.
tor. Cunplido had three voters and three
scattering. For second Senator harm re.
ceived oil but three votes. Gen. Herrera
had been attacked by new disease, and il
was thought be would no, survive. This
IS matter Of regret to all well aishers OF
I Mexico. News had b en- received al Que
re,aro by express that the Americans had
taken possession Of tho port Of MaZalIan
with four ships of war. II appears TO te
generally credited, aud FL Monitor says II
aggravaies an sn extraordinary manner
cur desperate situation" Goserufuen. has
issued circular ASKING resources from the
States. Rosa continues TO discharge the
duties Of Secretary Of the Treasury, and
there appeas 10 be some difficulty in filing
the vacancy. Gamboa had brought for.
ward his charges OF treason ogains, Ssn,u
Auna 10 a new form, aud Otero had also
iInpeached Romero on uccount Of his pro.
ceedngs as Minister Of Justice towards the
growers Of tobacco. Santa Anna's parti.
sans were busy at the capital working
against President Anaya, and clamorIns
for the restoration Of their chief 10 The
command Of the sr1y. The President,
however, does not appear TO heed them, and
some Of his late nominations are especially
dlstasselu TO them Rosa is particularly
The object Of their hatred.
By the las, news from Chihuahua, | seq
,ha, they apprehend another invasion Of
iha, State by the Amencaus. The Gov.
efnor writes tina, he Is prepared 10 meet tho
" de'esied invaders" OF course he is.
Another maraudlng party Of Indians had
made their appearance 10 Durango, armed
with rifles and pixies.
Speculation has been rife here for Two O.
three days back, rs to the purpor Of .ha
Dispatches brought TO head.quatrfs by
Col. Snith. The following signs'can' or.
der from Gen. Smith adore. - 10 the j..
cade throws some ligh, upo them:
Orricr OF ris CryrL .sp MAr.a' GovrnsoR.
N,tloxu Pu,cr Nj 90 Nov 10, ls47.
SIR am d,,ee, BY the civil and mi
,o,v ,oyerror This capital, 10 make you,
ar The mn, .atlon aud guidance Of the
ue,,c,, .vlI authorizes, the following
cor n,..icalloh
uuen the American army entered the
,,y OF Mexico, the principles upon which
he occupation would be conducted tempo.
arly were announced by .he soneraiin.
hef IN his order, No. 2e'.
Crcum.tances have determined ih" Co
tnment Of the un,sd States TO throw
m Me,ico tho burden Of the further con- i
invauce OF tie wor. 10 consequence o,
lash 4 SotpthWe CITY a. follows:
i. Thu, all tHu lc,eu.- -~iiae.aJ q,
o be collected from whatever source, or
or whatever purpose, mus, DO considered
/. collected for the United States, and only
o be expended under their authority and
With their consent; all payments not made
n conformity with the rule will according.
y be dtspto,rd, and the amount thereof re.
IuIred TO 10 refunded by those who have
made them.
81. All tile troops OF the United States
ire TO DO qusriered without expenses to
hem, and # it be necessary to occupy pri.
'ale property, in order 10 insure this, i,
y II be done.
Nevertheless, no; to cause more incon.
senence than is necessary TO obtain the
md, viz; the comfort and health OF tho
troops, public buildings pointed ou, by the
city authorities will be preferred, where
they are suitable, bu, no rent will be paid
in any case.
1t is therefore desired that such build.
in2s as can. With the leas, inconvenience be
With troops, be designated by the
frs, alcolde to Capt. Irwin, the chief quar-.
,ormas,er, that they may be examined.
! am, SIR, very respectfully, your ODD.
servant,
4, r HAMMOND. sec'y.
To Senior NJ. r. VERAMENpi, Alcalde.
There has been a runner in town for sew.
eral days past tina, the partzans Of Santa
Anna had withdrawn from Congress, in
compliance with the instructions Of their
chief, lor the purpose Of forcing that body
to dissolve, no, having quorum. Their
osensbc reason is that they we're earsged
al the nou.success OF Cumplido in reaching
tho Presidency. This rumor has been
gaining strength, and the Monitor Of this
morning refers to il as being true, and
threatens TO publish the names Of the sece.
ders, some Of whom, it says, are now &C.
,ually in this city. | hear, also, from u
private source, that as soon as Auaya
found ou, their oSlec, he expressed his de.
termination to arrest the delinquent mem.
bers and compel them to attend to their du.
tes, iE consequence OF which some. Of
them left Qne,elaro in hurry. These
par,isans OF Santa Anna all belong TO tho
Pro party, and are for war TO the knife.
All the Puros, however, afe not Santa An.
na men, aud there are some persons here
who assert that The reason they oppose the
that thnp Aoairn N