The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21
Important from Mexico.

our full files of Mexican papers, together with the
correspondence of Chaparral Our dates from the
CITY of Mexico are to the 10th inst. The last
division Of our army left the City of Mexico the
18th, as we learn by letter from Vera Cruz. The
departure of our army seems to be viewed with
much more regret than its advent. 1t was indeed
the general impression that revolution would soon
be attempted 1t will be seen by the extracts we
give below that Jarauta and Parades have already
pronounced and that at the last dates the nsurrec
ton had not been suppressed.
Ell Monitor Republican, of the 9th says it has
ceived information that the Supreme Government
had appointed General Romulo de la Vega, General
Jose Maria Jarero, and d. Juan Dosamanies, as
Commissioners 10 receive from the American Army
all the materiel of war which is to be given up IN
accordance with Art. of the Treaty
The same paper states that d. lgnacio Jaufegui
and one Araga had been arrested for sediiion, and
sent to Queretaro
Sr Herrera was about to ask leave of absence
for two months, on account OF Ill health. lie was
not vet able to discharge the duties OF the ffesi'
| dency . r., o,,ous.oxo
from the Monitor of the 9TH it contains lntorma-
ton concerning the notorious Jarauta.
QuERETARo, June 3, 1S4S
r uaera after having twice refused the Presidency
to day induced to take the oath of office. S Cueva
appointed Minister OF Relations IN order to form Cabinet
conformity with Rva Palaco. At haltpast SIX clock
in the morning the Ministers Oero, Rva Paacio and
Jimenez, installed. General Arsta will arrive in
lew days, and become Minister OF War.
believe that Congress will close its session the 10Th,
and will iedssemble on the LIST OF August
BY the mail of to-day, learn that Father Jaauta had
PRONOUNCED at LgOs favor OF and against the Gov
eminent He arrived there with thirty men, surprised and
arrested the authorities and went through his performances
1t Is feared that Paroles concert with him. and 1t Is SAID
that officer OF the army Martinez Negre, accompanied
Jarauta, 1t is shameful that Spanish emgrant, who,
under the petext of more than bandit should
dare meddle the politics OF The country and oyeitun
public order The Government should take energetic meas
ues prosecute and punish him. until he shall render proper
| respect TO the Republic. ...e -t
| Removal Of the Gorernment.-'Ihe Stgto D,ez
| Nueue says that the Supreme Government has been
transferred to MIxcoac, where Herrera and his
| ministers, Otero, Riva Palacio and Jimenez, ar
rived on the 9Th inst. ..
Indian Insurection.-A letter from Zacatecas,
dated May 3Oth, published in the Monitor OF the
| It'll, says:
'News from the interior brings information that
| the Indians are organizing more tormdabiy than
| ever We are assured that intelligence was re-
| ceived in Chihuahua on the 10Th, OF the approach
| of 1900 or 1000 Camanches, with the object OF In
vadng the hacienda of Salado in the State OF San
| Luis. TO revenge the death Of about 100 OF their
| comrades during the past year, ! am informed that
| the government Of tho States will endeayor to be
| prepared Tor Them. F.,
We extract the following items from the Monitor
| of the 7th instant; -s
Day before Yesterday General fYorihs division
entered the city, having been previously Stationed
| at 1acubaya. 1t comes to guard the place, there
| having been rnmors Of attempts 20 disturb tram
| qllity. -.
BY interpositicn of the British Minister, the
| American commander has permitted that from yes.
lerday arms may be distributed to the National
| Guards, who are commencing to organize.
| Gen. Arista is now in Chllpanclngo, but Will
shortly arrive In this city. -.
The Monitor of the 9th, contains proclamation
| of Forez, Governor of Mexico, concerning foreign
| ers who have expressed wish to form themselves
into companies for the preservation of order in the
| capital. Article LIST, stipuates that the companies
shall be organized according to law of September,
1916. Art 3D. that their only business shall be to
protect property. Sd and 4th, that foreigners may
enrol themselves in the National Guard.
The Monitor OF the 9Th, says: We learn from
Querearo, that the I'd, 9Th and 10th infantry, the
Sd cavalry, the artillery, and the company of St.
Patrick were to leave for Aguascalientes, to put
Some other forces went to village thirty leagues
distant from Queretaro, to suppress revolt OF the
Indians. who had killed Gen. Breto and about
30 men,
The diligence which arrived from Queretaro on
the It'll, was robbed at San Juan del Rio.
Discourse Of sr. Pena Pena, on delivering up the
Government.
Excellent SIR The great majority of suffrage which
EXceienCy obtained States OF the Mexican
Union constitutional President OF the The choice
which conferred by the august
Chamber OF Representatives. and the general desire OF the
Mexicans that should the OF the Chief
Magstracyef the republic spite of the mseries which it
suffers not only testimony of the great appreciation and
high consideration with which the nation distinguishes your
personal merit but speedy and prompt restitution of the
office OF which tumutousy deprived III the
1915 All Mexcans have secretly and publicly deploed the
sad consequences OF that scandaous act But now forgetting
all the past make this act OF national eparaon and
particularly have the greatest satisfaction i'll delivering into
your hands the reins of government You will receive them
my part, with the most cordial good will. When Sep
TENDER last in obedience to the fundamental law assumed
the Supreme Magsacy had no other object than to pre-
the nationality of country which in imminent
danger Of being lost and to in fact the form OF
| government which imposed that duty me; not by my
efforts but the power of Providence that visiby ia
vored my intentions. ought attribute the nestmabe
benefit that these points proposition have achieved
deliver to your Excelency the republic free sovereign and
independent recognized such by other powers and
by that which has been enemy and which has ceased
be by treaty approved by the national Representations
deliver your Exceency governed by the republican
form under which received it. without having made any
alteration 1t behoves TO to future
the peace and order TO its grandeur and felicity
and do doubt you will achieve it, believing do thai
the government OF your Exceency will be energetic though
prudent mild hut just and above ALL entirely devoted the
laws be, ond which would be vain seek order and
liberty 1t only remains for to direct most humble
suppcations heaven, to completely reGstablsh you
health to guide and light your steps, and protect your pat
riotic efforts.
Gen. Herrera's Speech
Gen. Herrera's speech on taking the oath as Con
stitutonal President of the Republic:
Seniors DEPUTIES and Senators If the sacrifice which
make in assuming the Supreme Executive power would as
sure the benefits of peace and public order would willingly
make 1t to the legislative body. might then be enabled to
justify the confidence ofthe States VIII ich believe WORTHY
OIL The r position in the naton and the choice with which
Inc chamber OF Deputies has honoed would have
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