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I worthy Of all praise, >,
4 The official renorts are ns follows.
| SIt,ts4ryso or war AND NAVY
I MAzaTLAN. Dec. %, 1858.
e Most Ereelent Sir--By the Mexican schooner Jose
phine have received the annexed dispatch which Col
Rafael Espinosa charged me to transmit to your excel
.leney. & "A
The pirates, pursued by Capt. Castillo Negrete, and
their escspe by cat off in consequence of their being
abandoned by the Caroline which set sail paid with their
at the Encenada de Todos Santos their attempt upon
| our territory. s
Col Eepinosa and Rebaledo freed from their captivi
had taken their way the port Of LID Paz where the
latter will have taken possession of the military and po
| litical Goyernorship. s4es 5gs5I
They will there meet the division which marched last
month under the command Of Col ochoa and will act as
circumstances may require to capture any of the adven
turers who may have escaped to repe any
| for them which may arrive.
In spite Of their repuse continue to make the pre-
partitions which consider necessary to repel
parties of ayenturers as well as to be in condition to
meet any fresh danger or hinder any sacrifice like that
accomplished by adyenurers in the port Of La Paz
Thesepreparatons the more important as according
to what you have communicated to me- and is indeed
we'll known the neghboring Republic has upon Its from
tiers considerable body OF troops and train of artillery
\ LOUIS De 0RhiAEcHEA."
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q ost Fe.tent s;rpass;n over the rnptsr rtic,
ays of what II, r. Taz WHARF o Rabo,,sdo
ava ,r 4,ror ,.;sonars T TAI .dva n+.aa of ,b NO
mart Of tba selling of tbe natoa, scboonor Iossnbine
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oners fo III cane 81 san rpeas vbrs - srries ~ ~
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,oint the anito Of their new Rannbc bieb Gas 10 he
sIares Il; III, so,e,nr;tv ~ the fovvin dav R,,t how
III, aharr.d bar, xghct, ohin,, tbo Gan, ,b
raised the erv that IL was the Mexican vessel of war
farroro and +his lad ~ tbsi tbe in+aaad
o4 thar, o.c, rv;n, o,lr with
tbsir sanss landing Col Rbal,sso md ,,vslfI
know mot with what object
"a a. the bart in npaston disanpes-sd vies
NAV ta,;,s nc with +ba,n m tho fotow,p
|
ay of Masdalepa and afterwards that they would esta
s tenporarily At Epcensas Accordingly we arrived N
tbat poipt IN e 2h of the same month and that dav
thew landed and hoisted their new flag leaving us on
| bo,ra y, nh oraars not 10 1ana
..o 4b irht ~ ina an,e ,,v tbav sart rar4,, IN +be
rancho Of uadaloune in 10 the horses which
were there and the following day they sent another party
on these horses to the town Of santo Tomas in order to
make prisoner the Cantan of the military colony there
Don Castillo Negrete IL is to be presumed that this
chief was advised of their and received
them on their way il manner which left dead three Of
their party and that the rest returned routed to their
headouarters The forces of Senior Neorets nursued
them in their retreat and took position around their
quarters in order to cut off ali for tose who
oecupied them
Sin the meantime Col Rehe,ledo and T re,rsinsd ON
board the vessel and counting on the rood irc;n,tos
We had remarked in the mate If Tho hark mad. ~ INV
some delicate suggestions as to the danger in which be
and the seapty crew opd he in case Of the of
our arms These suggestions and other snee;a, ones
which worked upon his mind ;nduced him IN sail fn,
Eneenado and to deliysr the bark to it's Nv Rb
som at (navnas setting MS at Iibartv Mt tbs Cav. ~ o.,
I,asas
n effect we have arrived there on the r,ornng nj
10th and taken our measures for pursuin orr w,v 10
La paz where Col Rebeledo will take possession of his
command
sYour Exceiency will perceive that we have denriyAd
them of their vessel have cut off their hroph
away their arms and provisions that IL mnst
to discourage them AZ well as to raise tho aniit nj m
own forces 1t ia to he honed in the same anrr tbt
this date the adventurous will have surrendered or will
have Suffered q worse fate RArs.E1 Esr,xox.
sport Of San Jose Dec 49, 1852
The same paper of the 9Th meptiona the resigr.t If
tbs Ministry of War by GEN Limo Alsorts and its
lance His successor had not vet been pamsd bnt spor
Tola had taken charge of the most temporarlv
The Government had bought two steamers to he EN-.
poye as couriers between the ports of the Pacific IL,
order to hinder Smuggling along the coast
The Government az the Department m pa-. f,,,r ,
fishes an order on the 9th of January Inv which Tho t
ing commercial tribunals shal he continual ,,ti, -
ones shall be formed under the new eod of ,n,r.o
which the Government IN now occpn;sa in ara,i ~, 4,
conformity with the law of the lotb of N,vomh 1st,
The Eco of the 18th saws In yesterdav ste,,s arid
Gen Gaasden the American Minister h Mexico W. Il;
to-day to embark in the steamer reras for Nv, a-,o
We are assured that Tan (..ds,jep ia , III, - q. W.,