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ANOTHER REVOLUTION y!

From the New orleshs picayune, pec.0l
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION 4!


From the New Orleshs Picayune, Dec. 81


By the Mexican schooner loaquina Martinez, master,
which LEFT Tsmpico the 1st nst have late and I'm.
portant intsllig ence from Mexico The rumors which
have been for weeks in circulation, that Gen. Pa
redes had at last declared against the Government ap
pear at length likely 70 be verified by the course he L
pursuing. revolution 10 foot, has already
been consummstsd This arrival being from Tsmpico,
we have not usual nlss so to be able to give
Of newspapers and placards before enabled to
form some opinion Of what s going


my OF Reserve stationed at San Luis Potosi The agi
taon and Torment preliminary to outbreak probably
gave occasion 10 the umor which in circulation in
Vera Cruz on the lst December whom the British steam
lefor Havana II was fortnight after that, that
things reached crisis. On the l4th December: the
Commandant General of the Departm ent D. Manuel Ro
Nero invited to his residence at San Luis Potos the
per.or and other officers of the Army of Reserve we'll
A. Of the garrison OF the Department Being there as
cd for the occasion, In which the duties Of the armed
force Of the country are vs1 pointed out but
act they about to commit. Tho manifesto alleges
that the existing administration from which year since
the very brink OF precipcs that h.d established the
o preposterous theories upon which to administer in
tsrnal sars that soughto get rid Of necessary
and g0.ious in tse BY CONGO sions injurious to the
tonal dignity and which the sole barrier to the
bitious designs Of nation powe full 1t peradi
that Il had proposed law of which the arocity
was without example, by which to arm the vile and g-
noant those having the least stake in the country and
thus to and substitute for the army which opposed its
views that II had repeatedly thwarted the purpose of
the army to move upon Texas and at the same time al
lowed the army to be vill6ed for its inscon by ocial
journals that II had admitted commissioner, with
whom endeavorng to arrange for the loss Of the
integrity of the republic that had reduced the
s1istsd without revenue without power, and almost
without will and considering that these evils demanded
an immediate remedy and that the administration con-
derng that had lost all respectsbty necessary
government and had allowed plenipotsntiary Of tho
United Saes to set oe in the country and reside in the
capital with view to bargain for the independence and
nationality of the country which have been many
all these and other grievances.
then proposes for the consideration Of the Junta ten
propositions, which We annex below.


bose and pondercus details but infer from it that the fol-
following proportions aresought to be fortified manlys
AID il. readiness to negotiate with the United States for
Texas and the CALIFORNIA;. But to the propositions


Tho army supports with arms the protest which the
nation makes against every future act Of the existing ad
and from this day forth will hold such act
void and Of no effect. 8-.s4 @.s -


2-The present Chambers Of Congress and of the Ex.
scutive not being able to continue their functions from
this time their authority over the army ceases.


s-lmmediately after the army occupies the capital OF
voksd with ample powers to constitute the nation, with
ont any restriction; in i. august functions


the representation Of all classes Of society.


s-When il i: installed and enters upon the exercise





and authority shall be able to exist without its
SO vereign sanction.


~ at present in power shall continue 30, until
they are replaced by those whom the national reprssen


The army names for s chief in this political move


snt his excsency the general Of division, D. Mariana
Psrsde, Arrilaga, whbn il shall at invite to
unta; the assembly remaining in session until bis reso.
luton il known.


s-Anothsr committee shall BE- named to invite the
nv
they adhere to these propositions.


9The army protests in the most solemn manner that
1t does not regard, will it regard in any event. the
personal elevation of the chief whom it selected


l0-At the same nne solemnly declares its deermi.
nation to punish severely whoever shall with arms op
pose the present plan In evidence Of all OF which, they
will subscribe their names. -


To this document attached the signatures of great
Gen. Romero, and to which we also see affixed the
names OF Gen. Simeon Ramirez. Jose Maria Gonzalez
Arevalo Andres Tsrres Manuel de la Porta and Jose


The solemn act Of the Army Of Reserve having been
fully considered by the Governor and Assembly of the
Department q San Luis Potosi was by them the l4h
Of December last, fully approved They declare the
movement to be entirely patriotic. and believe it will


committee OF general officers at once appointed
who communicated the above act to Gen. Paredes In
their country aud their reliance upon him to save
We have not his reply but private letters have been
seived which taken with the edings at Tsmpico
Of him The action Of tho Junta in fact may fairly
presume to have been dictated by Cen Paredes. He
adopts the usual transparent dsguises of usupe to


On tho Goth Of December, a meeting Of the officers
stationed at Tampico held at the residence Of Gen
D. Ansstssio Psrrod the Commandante General Of the
Department, and tho proceedings OF the army at San
LUIS were laid before them They then formally approx
lures to document in which they reclte that Is the
only possible course to the nation from the ruin
capacity Of the administration. They declare that the
Government has given unequivocal proof that does
not wish to make campagn against Texas: thus oppos
utmost eff ontery, in the face Of the entire world, is
treating with the United States for the sale Of the terri
tory Of Texas, and perhaps Of that Of the California;
They then adopt their own in every respect the &C.
ton OF the Army OF Re and direct their proceed
ings to be communicate to Gen Ari.ta. and urgently
to secure the webeing Of the Republic. They invite
the local and superior authorities OF the Department
Gen. Paredss with the ntimston that that place IL
thenceforth entirely subject TO his orders.


On the 2lst, Cen Parrodi addressed circular to the
citizen. Of the Department. and another = the troops IN
which he announces to them what has been done, and
calls upon them to stand by Cen Parsds who alone can


30 far learn from verbal intelligence and
letters received here act Of violence whatever
ed, and the dissatisfaction with the Government
general and unanimous that there to oppose
the revolt latter received in town from respectable
commercial house. and dated the 23d Dec that
he had actually his march upon the city Of
Mexico at the head of 5000 and expresses the convic
uOH tnht ho may even ue tuon Inc WEteT
10 Of opinion that Parsdes will refuse to treat with Mr.
elidsli, and probably declare paper war and send
him away" The writer further that he looks upon
actual war idle talk-in his words "as all hum
bug"


We regret that papers from the capital not late
enough TO throw any Light upon this movement. We
give readers the information in our possession
and they will form their own conclusions.


IMPORTANT FROM HAYTl.-We take the following
from the Boston Post Of yesterday. The inteli-
gence shows the necessity of having an American
man Of war in the vicinity of Hayti -


CArE HAvrIrN Jan. A. ls46.-By the departure of the