The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
Fom He 'Jeha. Doakss. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM HEIlr9,
IN ADT.4N OF THE M.iTI

We have the following extract for our readers Transmitted by telegraph) from able and ii,- lueHtial Mexican journal, of the date sf December lst- Oar hmous countryrnen will doab, be graihed by the proper appreciation of their services, shown by the Mexican writer.
 From La Uaioa de Mejieo
 We have always censured the strain of invcc'tye the North Aniericap consideration (fsteTsces = | must as IS this war wagcd against oar mag unanimous nation, brUtally it has bcen csndncted we should not forget that the Mexican people Mas many sympalhizers in tue North. To coine, how ever, Co facts.
 Our readers have long been aware that a growl tgri0l or much mpo' tance has been heard through out ail the northern rcpub c (r,Babiict del Horte This hnaly has snbsided into absolute attack on the government (pronactd aeat0 I-that ilus,rioas man, Don Enrco Clay, the ehisf of the State gefe de Prortac'el Of Kentucky, having at an curly day of the past month. placed hms if at be h a of the valiant riienien (rifsTosl and pronounced againsi the actual president. For this very deciied act, Don Enrico Clay deserves well of all humanity and may almost be stid to have carned right 10 stand by the side of that well deserving tbueamerio) of Meco, the illustrious Don Antonio Lopez de saAtl Anna.
 Nor do we end here in the catalogue of the h. trstinc troubles Of our hostile neighbor which are. of course, triuInphs to Meico, That distinguished Senator, Don fomar Corvvip, whO, il Is s,li by those who know, bcarsa strong pysics re rescnlauee 10 the worthy Don Pedro de Ampudia, now with the army of the South, has alsI pronounesi again. this hgh ofcial (episiob It will bc remembered pronounced daring the past winter, but unfor, tnnaiely was thea premature, the ter iuiqaity oi fh's war not having then burst npon the smplc bat pure-mibdei people of the North Don Tomas Corvvin. man now of notc, k precisely the person calculated to lead the people into rebellion (Dro. HnSefGHeHte}; for th9dSi at pres"nt oae ef the VNhigs, arsiocrnts. he was et one tiftie VIC are assured by prisoner cf the dist nguished regiment of Indiana, wagon.boy tarriero). In This attack (proasn sneiamsatol, Don Tomas will certainly hc followed by the Bocays (ejo, d. ddma'I of the Stale cf the Oaio.
 ID DIn Daniel NfettSter, also, at tic head of the whal- fshsrmen and nutmeg makers of Masza- chuseits--the egi innate Yaakez--and the ferocions QaaksEs of Peaosylyani, it is said, will march in arms, from Boston to Washington, ant tlere deposc Don Santiago Peik, ~ho tas so violated all the prejadtc~s of Me fco and is friends snd sdrrefs in the confederation of the North fedf acisa d.i Nefte}. Thess various movene nts, added il one from Donna Juanna Chri-,o Calhonn---au old laIy of gr at influence and tli head of tic Qaaft ebunis of Black Mings-eapnot but tera.ihate ttis disas troas betweca the two great republics. It Is certain that either Don Santiago Polk. must with draw his army, or leave the Naiosai pa ace. Don Juan Bolts, who ssopt two in bed with The per.
 sioas fri nd Of the Texans ahigo ds Lot tass1 Don Juan Tyler has opesly said that th. actual President vi ili have to do be'h. Courage. cofupat riots, and l0ag live Don Enr;co Clay, Don Tomas Coryviu, Doa Daniel Webster. and Donna J,iann Chiisto CaIhouD. Go5 and Liberty