The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
Further Mexican News.

| LnouetUh " san LUIS fOtOSi ana ZuCuteCuS -
Correspondence of 'Chaparral' = Proceedings
Of the Court Of Inquiry, ETC.. etc.
By the steamship Ohio, Captain Burns. we have
received later intelligence from Mexico to parts Of
which we briefly alluded in our Extra of YES
terday. The very interesting statements of our
able correspondent g Chaparra,'' which we were
unable TO publish in our Extra, will be found al
| length in this mornings paper.
The prospect Of peace, judging from the spirit Of
the Mexican press, is very favorable. The journals
of the country almost unanimous in favor of it
and it is confidently expected that the treaty will be
ratified by the Mexican Congress. Our doubts are
not as yet overcome-EDs. CREsCENT)
We gather the following items from the American
Star of the 25th ut, and slips from the same office
of the 26th:
San Luis and Guadahjara. = The Eco del Co.
mercio of yesterday states that letters received from
these cities, as well as from Querttaro, 90 to show
that revolution is on foot, headed by Paredes
aided by the Santa Annaists and monarchsts. Pa
redes was concealed in San Luis, and message
had been sent to Queretaro for permission for him
to reside in that city. The writer of the letter in
the Eco thinks the Governor of San Luis is in con-
niyance with Paroles, and will favor his attempt at
revolution.
The correspondent adds that the revolu-
tionsts in Guadalajara are quite animated They
have the protection of the clergy-indeed Father
Barajas is supposed to be the soul of the movement
Bishop Amanda is said TO be ignorant of the plot and
the Eco hopes that if Baraas is culpabe, they will
bury him in prison, because the mission of the
clergy preach the gospel not to take part in re-
volutOns
We doubt whether these movements will amount
to anything. Paroles is not the man to head
revolution in Mexico, at this time and two such
homogeneous materials Santa Annasm and Pa
redesism cannot coaesce for any general object like
that said to be in contemplation.
The typhoid fever is committing great ravages at
Guadalaiara. Ii prevails to considerable extent
also in the city OF Mexico and vicinity.
Coscntan--The Eco has extracts from a letter
dated on the 10th ult. at Coscatan. stating that
Santa Anna has recently been issuing permits to
guerrllleros, though he had power to do so.
Several of those who had obtained these permits
were occaslonng good deal of trouble to the haci-
endas, and also to commerce. This is looked upon
as violation of the arm stice. and the attention of
the Governor of the Stale, as we'll as that of the
Supreme Government, has been directed to the
subject.
AcapuicO.-Recent letters state that all things
ana llldt N6SSel Oh war (AnefCanl
had recently been seen off the harbor.
British Consulate-Mr Macintosh advises all
the British residents in the city, that meeting
will be held on the 2Sh inst. for the purpose of
communicating to them the instructions received by
the last packet.
More Deputies.-Senores Couto, Gtero, Yanez,
Pedraza, r. Paacio, Neri del Barrio, Arias and
Others Deputies to the Mexican Congress, left this
city yesterday for Queretaro. Several Others will
leave in day or two.
The Tobacco rents are to be reeesablshed on the
29th of April, as also all other Government
monopolies.
Paroles, at the last accounts, was at the hacienda
of Pila, from which he sent word to Gen. Amador
for the forces under his command The Monitor
says the poor man gives signs of being cured
of his stupid presumption Ever traitor, he
ought 10 feel the weight of the laws since the
tonal Indignation which he receives as the fruit of
his evil works is not sufficient
The Monitor discredits the rumor that Santa
Anna and Paroles acting in concert in the
of San Luis. 1t says two cats might
as well live together in one bag. Besides a letter
has been received from Santa Anna, stating that he
is about leaving the country. He writes to have
funds placed to his order i'll Jamaica.
Col Chi!ds arrived in this city on Sunday last
from Puebla place which will ever be associated
with his name. Col. c. has had hard time of it
at Puebla, but he proved himself equal to every
task imposed upon hIn-whether in the heat of
OF battle or III the exercise of his gubernatoria
functions. We regret to hear that the Colonel re-
mains but a few days with us.-Anaericdn Star,
March 30M.
At Oajaca On the 9th all was quiet The fune-
raj service of the late Cen Leon killed at Moline
del Rey is represented as the most imposing.
By reference to correspondence, it will be
seen that the American troops have entered the |
States of San Luis Potosi and Zacetecas. NIaza-
oil had been captured without resistance. We pre-
ume the division that captured this town is the
anne which ordered forward by Gen Wool. |
Information of which movement was received here |
short time since
A body of seuenteeu mounted Americans had cap
ured the town of Cedral, in Zacetecas. What
must be the condition the feelings of people
Who permit such small numbers of men to traverse
heir country with impunity
The city of chihuahua, about year after its
rst capture, has again fallen into the hands of the
Americans, this time without resistance The ex-
IMPLIES OF BraZto and Sacramentos seem not to
ave been forgotten.
Santa Anna-The movements of this illustrous
ersonage are involved in some degree of mystery
the fact above stated be true, that he is at Cos
allan issuing permits to guerilleros it would APP
ear that he Is not at present very DESTROYS of
eaving the country. On the other hand, however,
re it stated that he had, through of his
gents, obtained a passport from the American COM
landant at Orzaba, and had also succeeded in
aving a brig chartered to convey him from the
ounry. which vessel was said to be lying at Anti
ua. twelve miles from Vera Cruz. From that
lace it is supposed to be his intention to sail for
amaica.
Gen Scott was to leave Mexico for the United
tates Immediately upon the adjournment of the
ourt of Inquiry
Caltornia.-The North American of the 2lst
It, contains news from Lower California to the
I'd February, and from Mazatlan to March LIST.
he last named place has been fortified by the
rews of the L. S. frgate Independence and Con-
ress. An expedition composed of the officers and
zen of the U. S sloop Dale, marched into the inte-
or and surprised and captured considerable
Iexican force under Campasano, taking many