The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22
Mexico.

Mexico
Nv the British steamer and the brig 1asso, Cap''
Cray we have received our full files of Mexican /
napers from the capital to the 10th, and from vera
Cruz 10 the 18th Among these we have several
numbers of new paper published in Vera cruz
under the title of Gel Guardia Nacional,' (Ihe
National Guard.) 1t is something larger than 'he
Arco Iris, and has a very fair appearance
STATE OF Misunderstanding to the Monlt"s
many parts of the State of Mexico are IN sIh'e u
revolt. ia So,,
THE SAN PATRIcIo-Two officers OF the San
Patricio company attempted to escape from 'heir
prison on the ID. They were speedily recapIureu
hv some of the National Guard The battalion has
been dissolved, and its members permitted to go
where thew might desire. There are only fifty OF
the members in whom the Government can place
confidence.
RrMoRs AND LIEs.-Under this head the Eco
del Concrete of the 9TH has the following: those
persons who are DESTROYS of keeping the country In
a continual state of alarm have, within few days
put in circulation the most absurd reports Some
time we hear of pronunciamiento IN CtlernaVaca;
then that Santa Anna has landed at Vera Cruz;
then that he is expected at MaZatlan, and thou
sand other things, which can only be believed by
those who desire disorder, or who have the prIvl-
ledge of dreaming awake" c'sonar desp3erto.
Ell Siglo Of the ID says that there will soon De
published a plan for the reorganization Oh LIE
army, on different basis.
PARADEs.-We have nothing definite as to the
whereabouts of this distinguished person; but we
have no doubt that wherever he may be, ne Is en-
gagged in plotting some kind of mischief. FL Siglo
of the 9Th saws that a rumor was very prevalent
in the capital. to effect that he was hidden some
where in that city.
The Revolt IN MAzATLAN.-At the last ac-
counts this rebellion had not been suppressed Inc
insurgents had as yet made no avowal OF pnncipes'
but according to the papers, seem intent only upon
robbing and plundering.
AGUAsCAI.IENTEs. - This city has become
TRANQUIL again in consequence of the entrance OF
Bustamente's troops, who were well received by
the people The authorities took the oath of fidell-
! ty to the constitution, and the city has again De-
come part of Zacatecas.
! CHIHUAHUA.-A letter from Chihuahua, dated
july 18th, says: "On the morning of the 10th, the
last division of the American troops left this place,
and now we have the pleasure Of seeing these peo-
pie no more. But have not on this account lost
all fear that they will not invade us again, as yes
teriay there was rumor that some soldiers had
deserted with the intention of returning and sack
ing the city, The commander of the place has ia
ken all the necessary precauton to meet the danger
Some say that all of Pricess troops have deserted,
others, but company The first could not be the
case: and as for the last it would be great piece
of temerity for 100 or 200 to attack people who
abhor them; nevertheless it is said that they are
only league distant"
| DURANGo.-The revolted Indians of this State
have taken possession of the Sierra Of GuajOlOtes
central position, whence they make hostile eXcuf'
sions in all directions
SAN LUIS PoTosL-The Indians of the Sierra
still continue their depredations They had how
ever lately been defeated with loss of so in killed
Two persons Andres Sierra and Santiago Mendo-
"a had been executed the first for murder, the latter
for hanging his wife.
New LEoN.-The Organo Official of Monterey,
complains of numerous robberies and Outrages being
committed in New Leon by party of Americans
from Laredo They had sacked the towns of Sa-
binas and Albania, and murdered some of the in
habtants The amount stolen is said to exceed
$4,000 An account of this event was sent to the
commandant at Laredo, but he replied that he had
not a sufficient force to arrest the cu prits. The
foraging party had returned to Laredo with theiI
booty.