Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-15
From Mexico.

Republlc took place according to the
provisions ofthe law.
The attempted revolution at Qua
najuato, TO which we adverted last
nie.!t, was, it seems, a pronunciamen-
TO in favor of Santa Anna, proclaim
ing him dictator, and declaring the
deposition of Aristas The revolt
was,it seems, headed by two broth
ers named Lieeagas, who seemed 10
be always engaged in such affairs,
having taken part in the insurrectlon
OF Paredes couple Of years ago,
They are very rich, and have hereto,
fore escaped punishment on that ac-
count.
With two hundred men they got
possession OF the government ofIthe
city of Guanajuato, a place of 60,0OO
inhabitants, and held it for several
days. The Legislature ofthe State
was Immediately convened, and a
Governor pro tenn. elected in the
place of the one who had been cap
tured by the insurgents. He issued
a very ,dolefnl proclamation, calling
on the citizens to come to the resc ue;
but in day or two the Government
forces under Uraga and Bustamente
captured The place, and put an end
10 the revolution. Arsta received
tins news on the day of his Inaugural
ton. low. ,9iu n. - .a.
The fol Ing is the composition
of Arista's cabinet: ID Mariana Yanez
Minister OF Relations; ID Manuel Ro-
b!es Minister of War and Marine;
ID Manuel Payne, Minister of the
LreasurW RJose Maria Aguirre,
Minister of Justice,
The Vera Cruz Eco del CONNER
clio, says that fom the Ist. ull. San
Juan de Nicaragua was ODE afiee
port.
The war in Yucatan still continues
though with no decisive results on eli
ther side. A g.eat effort is to. be
made IN tha spring 10 bring the In
dlans TO terms.
The papers of Yucatan are very
indignant against the English author
Itles of Iucata , for interfering in the
affairs of the Peninsula. The Vera
Cruz papers think that Mexico ought
to demonstrate seriously with Great
Britain, on her infraciion ofhertroaty
stlpulations. They say that Spain
only permitted England TO establish
factory at Belize to carry on the
trade in log-wood, under the express
stipulation that no foGtiGcaiiiicifi should
be erected. In spite of this, the En-
glish have fortified Belize, taken pos
session of "a large tract of country,
and exercised authority overitjiust as
iflt had always belonged TO them.
The Northern States of Mexico
are sill! infested by the Indians, Goa
hula, Chihuahua and Durango are
oVer-pun by them. A large party
took possession of the town of Paras
without opposition, and committed
the greatest atrocites.-Picayune,
De0h Qf General BEN. The for
egn correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, in his last
letter says:
"Yom readers will remember that
about year and a haIlago ! men
toned an explanation which had
been given regarding the reckless da
ring of General Benz, TO the effect
that, many years since, in a moment
OF alleged spontaneous clairyoyance,
he had become impressed with the
conviction that the year of his death
would be 1850, and that he would
escape all perils to that time. He
had seen distinctly, as he conceived,
tomb with his own name, and the
date of 1850 as its inscription. The
10Th ofJanuary, 1851, having arrived,
those who remembered the story
would have been apt TO note il onIy
as a failure, but advices have been
received this morning fom Turin,
which announce that the predicted
event has taken place at Aleppo, and
that the General died in the Turkish
faith, and was buried with military
honors. The day of his decease IS
not mentioned, but as thedate ofthe
advlces from F1rin is the 4lh Of Jan
uary, 1t must have been at least fort
night or three weeks before that time.
TIE PApAL QUESTION in Eng
LAND. The English Churchman
states that there is serious dissension
IN the cabinet on The Papal affair, and
that Lords Grey and Clarendon, Sir
George Grey and Sir Chsfles Wool.
are abb 7 to resign, and are ONLY
waiting tili the present excitement
has someWhate subsidized. n
EMIGRATION TO TExAs.-GeneraI
IdssI,ss1 Liouslon recently stated, in a public