Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-02
Mexican Affairs,

~ ANISHMENT OF ARiSTA .-OaHta hHtu
..l formally hanished Arista to Europe, and
divided him with an escort,
Gen. Arsta yielded gracefully to the
rms Of The exile in the following letter, in
Inch It will be seen, he boldly avows him
elf in favor Of dnnering .Mrico 10 The Uni
Suics.
VlRA CRuz, May 5, 1858.
Your Ercellency- Don MieNEL An
.. tNrv delivered TO me at 8 AM, on the
nh uii., on my estate at Nanac Amilpa,
.ur Excellency's note of the 9th April
d at P. NJ, was en- route to this port, as
~ required OF me, have just arrived,
ii will Immediately leave the Republic
day.
cannot conceive how or. why there can
81 any obstacle to preserve tranquility and
nJ!ic order by my presence in the country,
1t be not that it is made out crime that
should have maintained some friendly re-
ions in particular with Cararajal and 9TH
federalsts, North Americans established
the nrighborhold Of the northern frontier,
as such indicates to me the expressions made
" your Excellency in The note 10 which /
oply, saying that while remain in Eu-
ope, l shall enjoy my pay and rank. !
h-uid remark that notwithstanding my fed
raj ideas, and the sympathies that have
81 the North American institutions, have
ronmilted not the slightest act that should
,ause the punishment of exile to be applied
10 me. desire the happiness Of my COIN
try. and to attain it, see no road but through
..3eral institutions, and ii it be desired, all
,lsr tin to the Uiitei States, in which Mex
leo will meet All incxhaustibe fountain Of
riches and prosperity, Notwithstanding she
may loose that grand enigma. that squaring
Of the circle, called by Santa Anna. nation
ality. In the meanwhile must protest and
pr 1test soemnly. against the act of tyranny
which falls upon me, and at The proper time
| viii demand reparation due for the inju-
rics inflicted on me.
God, &c., MAnlAYo ARIsrA.
To his EXcelIency, the Minister Of War,
Mexico.
The leading opposition journals charge
Santa Anna with entertaining designs @!
again making Mexico dependency Ct
Spain. In regard 10 The movement Ct Gen.
Lane, the Commandcr-n-C Chief of that de-
paftment Of Mexico, has issued the follow.
sng fiery proclamation:
To THE IsHABIrATTs or THE FRoNTIIR
--Fao"rtE asMEs!-The filthy foot Of trait
oca and pirates have been put upon Mex!.
can soil, Our territory has been invaded
by gangs OF foreign adventurers, whose hor,
Or ia in their pockets, and who know moth
ing of glory but as it consists in ropinc.--
Win you endure without resistance their
Vandalism?
Remember, my friends, that the dust We
tread is on the ashes Of worthy Mcxicans
who have persisted in the war with the say,
age, or under the fire of foreign rifles; beal
IL mind what has beiallen orr compatriot,
in Upper California, who have been dcs'
poiled of their property, lanccd on thcil
hearthstones, led away, prosecuted anc as
sassinatei; never forget the story OF New
Reynosa, whose pacific inhabitants, "her
aslecp, were surprised b. band Of these
rohbers--who crying liberty, yet mPrison
cd citizens--who promised and guaranteed
security, and yet robbed the people c. al
property--who with the public good in ,hc.'
laauths, were ..et only rlundsrers, etc.
re arms frontiersmen. Rather than fur
Their suffer disgrace, ayenge yourselves-di'
rather. The republic will admire MS. W.
arc the vanguard o! the Mexican people
To arms. Let the samc wariihe peais Go
the belly which announced the ,rlumphS Q
the Mcxicans in Matamoras, in Cerraly'
and in CaInargo, inspire our valor to sav'
cur homer and The dignity and integrity Q
The rrp;biic.
Front.ersmen, Viva Majico Viva tn
unity Of our territory! Deoth to the trait
ors and the pirates!
EALrHrIxE CRuz.
The Generals Headquarters, Camargo
March ~, 1853.