The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-31

| important from Mexico.
The PcayuDe has dates from the city of Mexico TO the
| ID instant, and IRON Vera Cruz TO the 4th
! The Monitor Repnblcano devotes leader TO the
threatening aspect OF Affairs at Tampico 1t says that
notwithstanding the pToesatons of loyalty on The part
oil the authorities and the principal citizens there is
nest OF traitors in Tampico, whose first object is TO esab-
lish arePublc at Sierra MadIe, and next The
same the United States The article goes on to warn
the government that this question the NATIONAL
ty and integrity OF the republic The editor demands EN-.
ergec Efforts that the project may be npped in the bud
The TampIco papers have no additional news the
subject The people OF Tabasco petuonlng the gov
| eminent 10 spare Bruno. hae
| Indians. rs .t-.m nHl
Zacaecas paper has a report that Paroles is at San
LUIS Potosl 1t is said that Pedu is preparing pro-
A meeting OF the claimants OF the Mexican treasury is
called at the palace on the 7h inst
The papers still record many robberies and other
crimes, and occasionally acts of speedy justice
The national guard, in the city of Mexico is reported
to be totally disoTganzed. IN aa
1t is said that General Carrera ex-President of Central
America, has established his residence in Mexican
State.
Indications that revolution will take place in
Cheapas.
Dates to the 25th of October have been received from
Guatemala. Ii is said TO be open war; and troops have
been called out for its defence. An engagement took
place on the 2st at San Andres in which the commander
IN chief and other officers killed Punishment of
death has been decreed against General Carrera should
he return to Guatemala before the establishment of the
constitutional government.
The 2st instant was celebrated as thanksgiving day
at New Orleans.
The barque Florida, which took $50 volunteers to
Yucaan, has returned to New Orleans She left Sisal
on the 10th inst. The troops were all we'll and most
Of them had reached Merida great victory over the
Indians celebrated there
AT New Orleans the body of murdered man was found
IN an appalling condition. supposed TO have arrived in the
British ship Anna Lancashire. from England His name
was probably Thomas Moore; and he was evidently
murdered for booty.
Important from TampIco.
Passengers who left Tampco the 9th inst inform the
New Orleans Delta that Gen Tenoro. with six hundred
men and six pieces Of artillery. was encamped al Old
Iampico, awaiting the arrival Of Gen Garriere who was
daily expected at the head of three hundred men.
Generals Tenorio and Garere belong to the party,
the party opposed TO the treaty of peace with the United
States and without the countenance of the general gov
ernment They mediate taking possession OF the city
and fort of Tampco
Pablo Carteo, who commands the national guards of
Iampco, has hitherto, with his forces, steadily resisted
all attempts to Introduce troops into the city, but it sup
posed by this time Tenoo and Garrere possession
of it, as Castillo and his associate leader, Gonzales
have only five hundred in the national guards and
only hundred and fifty of them armed, and they had
artillery, the cannon they obtained time ago BY
force from Mr.. Chase United States CONSUL having been
returned to him
The possession of Tampico by Tenorio and Garriere
will lead to events Of exciting interest in that quarter
and shall look anxiousiy for intelligence for we feel
assured that the reaches the interior the
people of Tamaulipas will hasten the rescue and in
all probability declare their independence of the republic
OF Mexican event which sooner or later is certain to
happen, gainsay it who may.