The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

From THE hIo GRANDB.-Our latest
news from the revolution in NOnhein
Mexico. which is called the "Smugsler's
War;" states that The siege of Matainor as
is still continued with but little success
upnn the part of the revoluliouisIs. Car
vajafs forces ate put down al five hun
dIed meu. Of whom about Two thiIds are
Americans, and it is said that he will
s0"n raise the siege unless he receives
reinfurcements. The Li6erdtOJs have
stalled paper in Brownsville, called
the Rio Bravo" which is devoted I" the
cause Of the revolution and gives full de-
tails of the movements.
Carvsjul publishes the following terms
upon which euliStmenls may be made,
aud to which his soldiers are obliged 10
swrst: .r-.re.. .ua1i s-aa
Isl. Those who may wish To enlist
will be received for The term of three or
six months, provided they are armed aud
equipped
2ud. Their pay shalt be that given to
tangeis operating against the ludiahs.
81. They aIe Ia swear tn stand faith
fully by me, aud the cause | support a.
gainst every species cfeneml; not 10 dis
obey orders, nor To IN lest private aud
peaceable persons, nor Ia touch private
pmperly
4lh. The private property of the u
emy. taken in battle shall be distributed
among the captms. All public property
arms, munitinns of war, &c shall be for
the support of the cause.
9th. AT the expiration Of their term
of service, the men shall be entitled to
two months pay extra, as u bounty; this
shall he forfeited by leaving the service
befule The expiration of said term.
Several letters have passed between
him aud the c0mmenler of the Ameri
can f"rccs in that quarter. 1t appears
that these are unable To prolectthe from
tier. The Central Government of Mexico
is about to send 5, 900 mrn Ia quellth the in
SurrectioD, but with what success time
will determine. lh the siege of Mata
moras many persons have lost everything
they pussessed and have been compelled
10 leave. II is difficult to ascertain the
feelings Of the people iu that quarter 10
wards the revolution, as most Of them are
very cautious in expressing their opin
ions. o..
Tue GERMAN LOAN. The follow Ing
are portion Of the resolutions passed a
the Cincinnati Kinkel meeting, referee
to upon uur first page. Another meeting
of a similar kind was held in Clevelant
day or two since, aud in lew week
we understand. Prof Kinkel will be il
Columbus We would recommend {,
Ouy readers, careful confederation O
the folo"ing,as they most likely embrace
the main features Of the movements:
| Resoived. That this confederation Of republics
cannot longer allow Russian alliance To enslav,
the independent Stules Of Europe. Tint il ia the
r ght. interest and duty oi tho federal government
as TIL agent uf The people Of the several State
for foreign atfniIs, To protest md act against ihi
armed aggression uf strangers because such az
gressiuI uvcrthrows the INV Of nations; aud be
cause il ia an aggression Of kings upon the people
aud finally, because il is blow al the lutte
States.
ResolUed That by the daily reception
a thousand 50 Il, and the annual receipts Of
hundred millions II dollars from European i'm ga
} ton. the people aud government Of the Unite
Saes are drawn nearer " Europe, aud are boun
b vindicals in behalf OF their kinsrnen who y,
emuin behind. the law ofnalions against usurpcI
and Opprsssors at all hazards.
ResOiped That we consider the cause oflibert
the same in each of the States Of Europe. an
that our sympathy and mid shall hereafter b
impartially extended To them all till tyranny bil
the dust
Resoived. That wp believe the German loan
which Professor Knke is the agent will be s
cure in the hands TO which il 10 cpnhded. mud th
3 il will be efficiently applied 10 promote the eau
of the people Of Europe