Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12

Not a cent is left of the 81 ,000 600 paid by
the United States Where it has all gone to
is puzzle, but it is quite certain that the
Government is already driven to shifts to raise
money. The progress of the revolution Is
every day more alarming, and the present
conditioner things cannot possibly continue
much longer
Rumors of every kind are in circulation
It IS said that Santa Anna wishes to with
draw from the country at an early day, and
that he has designated Gen. Almonte as his
successor 1t is likewise reported that the
conducts which has just left the capital, is
ladn With 5000. 600 belonging to his Excel
lency. These stories require confirmation,
but mention them, that you may understand
The vagueness and uncertainty which distin
guish political affairs in Mexico. Yours
The Diario publishes the official report Of
the execution of Count Boulbon. He was
sentenced to be shot on the 18th ult, at g
o'clock. A. NJ. vt the period appointed the
sentence was carried into effect after the ad-
ministration of religious solace to the Count.
He is stated to have met his death with great
intrepidity He was bnried in consccrated
ground. The Unirersal adds that Racussett
refused TO kneel, but was shot standing, in
compliance with his earnest request. The
same paper states that with the exception of
Dir Deschamps and the three officers whose
trial was progressing at Guaymas, all the COM
paniohs of Raoussett have been restored 10
liberty, and have raturned to California. This
does not accord with the later and probably
more authentic advices contained in our cor
respondents letter
Santa Anna issued q grandiloquent address
to the army on the 11th inst, the anniyer
sary to the celebration of which we referred
yes teriay, We translate it:
'Companions in arms, 1t is five years
since on the banks on the Panuco you effected
splendid triumph. On that day, which We
remember to-day with JOY, on that day was
consummated our independence Of Spanish
America because by the brilliant effect of our
arms we proved to the world that we reepelled
all domination that it was sought to impose
on US and by crowning ourselves with the
laurel Of victors we demonstrated at once our
determination and our power.
THAT triumph was that of philosophy; it
was the triumph of ideas, it was the triumph
iof the age, it was the triumph of reason and
Justice America awoke from her dreamy
lethargy, and stretched out her golden hand
TO receive the crown of immoz tality Yes ,
for it may be said that The world of Columbus,
tons and struggles, the world OF Columbus,
Young and vigorous, is rising so as to con-
sign to oblivion the want of civilization in its
primitive, and is slowly but irresistibly march
Ing towards the result, to this result which
conceals its slender from us, while carried
along the magnificent car of order and true
progress.
Our last misfortunes, the offspring of the
inexperience of deluded people, introduced
into our country the monster disc0rd: and in
our country it discharged the fury of its filthy
breast And what do we see? Disunlon.
This brought disgrace upon US, and to-day
we veil the countenences in which desires for
revenge are seen painted. Let us forget the
past; but swear me that you will not consent
that the foreigner shall return to tread as an
inrader our beautiful country, that he shall
not tramplo on our glories. Let us swear to
reinvigorate with our blood, if it should be
necessary, the sacred tree Of independence;
swear to me that taught by the bitter decep
tions of the past, you viii always be ready to
consecrate on the affairs of your country the
noblest offering, the sacrifice of your intrepid
hearts Let this be ro, and | ask ofn other
reeompense, II victory should be with Us as
on the memorable 11th of September, 1929,
than tear of gratitude, of tender remem-
brance, and flower on the tombstone Of my
sepulchre.
''Soldiers May Mexican nationality live
forever! Curse and chastisement on him who
shall dare to conspire against it.