The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-03-01
HArER AND IMPORTANT.

SIn Ell AND lMPOk AN.
Bi ,he schooner Mississippi, Capt.
ClarF CARVED at New Orleans from We
Cruz ihav'ng left there on Monday the !.
ultimtthe Picayunc received the followL
intereEng news from Mexico, which y
VENCRuz FEB. ls.-siuce wri.in
you, bye had an opportunity to look in
q. few cily Of Mexico papers from the lstt
the 9th Inclusive, and although Ecanno
gather much of Importance. I can;perhap
select fSW items Of interest to YOU the
United States e:.fa
The siar says tha,a cour, of inquifyhsa
fully exonera'ed Colonel Miles ironsa!
blame whatever in the loss of the pacl
mules which accompanied his fcolnnana
Ell Voto de G:acias, papertpublishsa
at Quere,aro,pf the 3rd instants has Ilots
line5in it that does not breathe dAlh,folhs
peace party ofthe country, and it ,4auicles
being somewhat on the witty ordeS. can bs
read and laughed al by those who sla ihsm.
The paper is5rather too small ri afect
the peace nlarke, to any considerable Eytent
and we shall no. alter our figures froh Mai,
present high aud FIRM estate. 80
Several olheH articles in the Star h'oys, h'
tendency 10 show that the editor is .con
vinced that peace will soon be established
The Star makA the following ex,raci
from other papers from different parts
Mexico: T
The Government of Pcna Pena !, or.
der 10 show the people the necessity Of ma.
king peace has made analrangement with
Scot, that the Americans trbops Shall occunv
all the principal capitals with the execution
Of Querctaro.
The Moderate party have limited them.
selves for the present to make pena pena
Dictator
The same paper says this State (Ar,as.
calienlcs) has pronounced against the Go.
vernmcnt Of Queretaro according to tho
plan issued by the National Guard which
We have before us, in which they declare
they will sustain said resolutions with arms
in their hands. Chiapas has done likewise
La Bandere concludes; The treason Of
the Government at Qucretaro is every
where perceplible, and public opinion be-.
gins to express itself The ,own.will soon
rise in mass against the olious in xader, and
the Republic, from the struggle will rise
triumphant, if not regenera,ed, as the iIlus
,rious General Santa Anna said in bs
memorable manifesto Of the 18Th ofAn@sl
In Durango the Indians still continueto to
be- very troublesome and the Governor W.
organising force 10 put them down.
A private letter from San Luis Potosi
January Goth, says: "Peace is pcrlec,
restored here" But the papers do n,
contain line worth translating 5.-
The Star of The 4th has the following
from Echo del Commerce. of The ard inst.
7 esterday, after ! o'clock, n. M, was
signed in the villageof Guadalupe, treaty
Of peace by Nicholas p. Trist and Senores
Couto, Cuevas and At,islain. 8
We do no, know the particulars, butwe
know tha. Mexico will receive seven 'ihai iii.
lions Of dollars. ~ a<as
The:same paper says. We are ass s;seas u
,ha. yesterday, as soon as the treaty was
agreed upon, expresses left for Vera dkuz;
Cuernavaca and Toluca. SO US
Padre Jaranta has been hovering about
Pachnca, bat has evaded all attempts to 'att.
rest him. ss5 ,.:s$z $zys.:59S; y.:9.S; S.
The following interesting items are alsa
from the START. ..sss.1 4.
/ - s'Asi- ". SCSLa"y IofclGuCC J" ob otuCE
in our paper that Luz Vega has been par
doned by General Scott 3
Both the State and Capital Of Oaiaca
whittier Santa Anna Sought IN asylum,
when so holly pursued by General Lane
have, refused to extend any aid to the fugi
ltive Ex- President. The sturbuIent genius
ofSanta Anna, aand his ambition for com
mand, ,1says the writer, have destroyed the
Econfidence of3the people in him, and nj
doubtgive rise; to the step. The Generals
horses nspelied to turn towards
!tCascailan. s543ss
.PUT a. BL4cKs MAnk AGAINST rHEIH
| NAMES. essrs Ashmun, Candy
Crowell Fisher, tssidl.aiiags, Hale, Hubbard
Hudson, Daniel P King, Palfrey, Julius
Roc ckWeli, Roof, Rfunan, Smith and VII
5son. II a. --.''s'rr. Il = .t$-s: .ts4::
here they stand the modern Federalist
;whosIefnsed e grant the means to the coun
Etry TOR sustaining onf gallant Army in Mex
ico. rhers they stand, fourteen tories who
have had the sbrazensd degeneracy tosrecord
iheirsv votes against the .one hundred and si;r
| ts.taoo who however they may differ upol
the questions arising 5out of the war. hav,