Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
lIRFHER FROM MEXICO.

aforementioned yesterday evening the
receip6of Mexican papers Of a late date
and3siHce learn that they we're receives
ATM esilesby the British steamer Great
Westesn from Havana, having been
conyeJad 10 Havana by another British
s,Gamsf, the Dee, Capt. Allen.
The Mexican papers which we have
read .atouhd in complaints against Santa
AnnaI'he State aud General Govern,
mcnts are called upon to pronounce
perpetual Punishment against him. Hk
namesfs used us "A raIlying cry by all
discontinued spirits. From the pains
whichihe Go, ernment throughits organs
taken TO denounce him, we think they
must5Eave. gtevious suspicion Of some
designs on his own part 10 return to
Mexico. Wethad an idea of transa,
Ting several articles on the subject, but
they Weuld not revealthe secret causes
of the Governments apprehensions,
and we have scarcely room to-day for
them. The official documents in rela.
Lion to5he revolt Of Col. Marquee, his
ares stand subsequent escape are pub
Ilished, put possess too little .genctal in
terestit be e.produced here. He made
his escape by 5fitiasgg it5iags sergaanrafllle
guardIWitha few aounces.' The SER
eeantTefused to share the plumber with
a fello@soldier and the latter 'peached,' u
whereuponSlhe sergeant is now in dur
ance, aad will probably be visited with
the weigltof punishment which Others
wise would have fallen upon Coh Mar
quez.s
The war Of castles which has been SO
fatal. in tlle Sierra and in Yuca,an, has
broken cut, in The southern part Of the
State OK Mexico. The news was COM
municatedt 10 lhe.S capital by Gen. Al
varez,@ho was collecting troops TO put
down tlieiinsurrec,ion, and expected to
be able to do so etiectually.
Complaints are flowing in necessarily
upon tln G Government Of Indian incurs-
ions upsa the frontier States and pray>
ing for force 10 protect them: - &
IS The American desertets who were
nt,ll al
1.-The capsts, give infinite trouble 10 their
officers byYtheir lawless conduct. In
stead ciaidiug 10 preserve order, il re-
qnircd all the vigilance oftlie authorities
10 keep ihe soldiers straight.
y paper at Durango reitera'es its
complaints that numerous armed force
of"Nor;h Americans and smugeIers had
entered the Slasc by way of Preside
del Norle,, and were in league with The
Indians to make permanent lodgment
there. Gov. Trias had gone 10 Duran>
go for troops 10 drive out the Indians,
and we suppose the North Americans
with them.
The Monitor Republican, of the 2Ist
invokes the attention Of the Government
to the propriety Of divcrling the travel
from the, United States to California,
as far as possible, 10 the Thauantepec
ro"!e III pace ot ''"' Oh a"an'a. II
advises mat lhe y overnment shonld close
with tie oilers oi Manning and Mackln-
tosl to open the communication, Which
shall make Mexico the hig ghway for the
commerce of The world between The two
n,,ions.-N @. Picavuue.
A, Act pron,inp five venrs, half nav IN
- certain widows and orobnns of nH;ces
NON commissioned officers. musicians
and nriva,es. boIh rerulars and yolun.
leers.
Re II enncieI b,, fbe ,Spnoie onA House
of Representalives Of The Uniied States Of
Mrovisious rn Of the sc second section Of the act
rnI;,led. "An arl AMENDING The acl emil.
,ieJ IAN ael rran,inn half nav ID widows
o. ophans, where their husbands and fathers
have died Of fwouuIs received in the military
service of the United States, in cases
Of deceased officers and soldiers of The
militia and volun,cers,'" approved July
twenly-frst, eighteen hundred and forty
eight, shall be SO construed as TO emb,ace
ali widows and orphans of officers. non.
commissioned officers, musicians, and pri-