The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31

7 Of intrigue, which are said 10 be great,
as, whenever he pleased, controlled the
overnment that has existed in The coun. {;
ry. c
He is, too, tbs staunch friend Of Pare. S
les, and when Paroles was President was q
lis main stay. have been surprised 10 i
earn that man Of Rubio's immense wealth
md with the stake he has in the country,
was opposed to peace, as he must know
tina, the nationality Of the country is lost II
the treaty now at Quereiaro is not ratified.
There are numerous rumors atloat here
in relation TO money and munitions coming
into the country TO prosecute the war.
have very good authority for stating that
both arms aud ammunition are beng re-
ccived through Acapulco from South A.
meiica in large quantities.
QuERETARo, April p.
! American deserters are continually ar
irving here; during the last three days 20
soldiers presented themselves to the Mex.
can Government. and were immediately IN.
corporated in the San Pa,rIco company.
The garrison of Qleretare is composed
Of $50 men of all arms. Eight hundred
men have deserted, with arms and baggage
from the army of reserve, $500 strong,
which the Government had sent against
the insurgents Of Sierra Gordo.
A wager Of $40 900 has been made for
and against peace; several Deputies are
concerned in the bet, and II is SAID that
Mr.. Rubio, the principal better, has slaked
$4,000 against the peace.
The number Of Deputies is completed.
The arrival of the American Commission
ers is looked for in order 10 open the Con.
gress. The Consuls Of the foreign powers
are all here. Anxiety is at ITS highest
, pic,h, and tho deliberations of Congress
/, are longed for as is the coming Of the Mes.
siah.
He is too, the staunch friend Of Paroles
and when Paroles was Presiden, was hi:
main stay. have been surprised to learr
that man Of Rubio's immense wealth
and with the stake he has in the country
,. was opposed 10 peace, as he must know
!. tina, the nationality Of the country is los
# if the treaty now at Quereiaro is not rat
flied.
s There are numerous rumors atioat her
"a in relation 10 money and munitions com
. Jog into The country to prosecute the wal
IF | have very good authority for stating tina
both arms aud ammunition are being re
:, celved through Acapulco from South A
- merica in large quantities.
:. 1t has TRANSFERRED from the meeting he'll
:, by the officers of the artillery that tie
- have made a demand on the Governmer
. to receive their pay in the same name
and that they have made an assessment 4
! furnish supplies to Landero, bu, the natur
Of these supplies is no, known.
The following is the article alluded
by our correspondent:
n, THERE Is AN END TO PEACE!
ds The Government, of Pena y Pena hi
8, finished in a tragic manner. Ever sint
III yesterday morning, this news was rumo
ed, those who circulated it referring TO a
q. extra express arrived the night before las
\, from Quereiaro, aud 10 respectable house
v Of the city Of Mexico.
!. Gen. Baslamente, in well-iormed con
8. binallon with his companions Corsazl
Of Almon,e and Paroles, prepared resol
il. ton with such secrecy and success, tn
d. the blow was successfully struck. Pei
e. Pena, Rosa, Anaya, Osero, Pedruza, al
NO many other Deputies aud Senators, ha
he been obliged to fly and seek hiding plac
y Almonte, in conformity with his wisht
ey fills the Presidency. The other three ge
&c, erals are a, the head Of 5000 men, and t
w. head Of the new army is Bustsmenie. i
TO new administration count upon three m
ch lions of dollars, which have been furnis
III ed BY sundry rich Mexican and forei
merchants, who have bound themselves
lie pay every month one million and half
ct. dollars during the duration Of the war.
Of The Government also counts upon 500
mu:kets, which have for some time be
hv collected with zeal and secrecy.
., Finally, commission preceded by
extraordinary courier has started TO c
back Santa Anna. The nation recoyt
iss life, courage, and conceyes great hop
VI War will be carried everywhere.
~ These are the particulars Of the int
ne esting news reported aud confirmed "
I'e lerday; we, however, know positively III
he the whole is a fabrication.
10 There is factous band which, with /
he grossest efffontery, insert lies with {
O. dress Of truth. This is the truth
ny We, notwithstanding, counsel the s
Gu preme government To be On the alert.
he These rumors are generally the prec'iTso
vi Of great misfor,nnes. Vigilance must
co the waichworJ Of the government and
Ell every good Mexican.
90 The report was evidently put in Giro
e, latIon 10 produce The Catastrophe which
ce pretends had occurred. Ia this way re
ns olulions are sometimes brought about
slexico.-Ed. Picayune,
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