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The President shows good deal apathy than &C
cepabs to the editors Of FL Rspu6icano They appeal
to him to himself and call forth the energies OF
the nation TO meet the crisis They denounce as cow
ardy and infamous any other than war and a
long war Those who suspected Of more peacsabls
views are denounced in no measured terms
Yankee was arrested on the 26th having pre- |
sented himself the President confer with him
the propriety Of peace but in authorized capacity
ION his own hook


general and absolute of amnesty for all poll
teal offences announced the papers Of the 27th


IN loinca the casting OF cannon was Immediately to
be commenced the prelates Of San Francisco and La
structon Of cannon.


The Mexcans speak Of tho conspiracy which was en-
tain possession OF that town. having failed principally
for want OF funds but they indulge the hope that sno
ther attempt will be more successful.


Miguel Orbe the curats Of Huauchinango is raising
accompany OF guerilns and upon the following terms


HvAuoHIsANao, April as ls47


He who bscribss this pledges himself the Ave follow


lst, To die defending and avenging Our Lady of Qua
dsluPe and the Catholic Apostoical, Roman religion
which he processes.


I'd To defend the integrity and independence of his


Sd To pursue with death the Anglo Americans their
followers, defenders or allies whoever they may be


h To abjure and detest the personal party Of who
ever have destroyed their country


5th. To respect all legitimate authority whatever IL
be in every thing not repugnant to the preceding


These five articles shall be tho fundamental ru,. of
their guerilla, and shall be denomnated :-Lu Insur
genre Guddtupdna


(sgned) MIGUEL ORBE
Inc owners OF the mine La Luz, have presented
loaned the government of Mexico $4,000 for the expen
| SEES Of the war.


Letters had been received in the capital from San Luis
foto announcing that the Of the state had
promulgated decree that every citizen should take up
arms and that the enthusiasm defend themselves was
very great There about troops of the army
of the north then in the city Gen Taylor they sup.
posed was 10 move upon them from Saltlo about the
lst Of May.


SANTA FK AND CALIFORNIA.


SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


CALroRSIA, Feb, ls47.


This Is my third fourth within three or four months
Being from home and writing in haste and with no ac-
commodaton to please me, write but little and that
little bad.


Com Stockton, In the Congress- Is at San Diego the
Portsmouth also, preparing to visit San Bias and Mazat
Ian; tho Cysne on her way to land Thomas O Larkin
(our rs and 1t Is to be hoped last United States
Consul that California will require) at Monterey
Mr. L. was a prisoner Of among the Californians
for seventy or eighty days and put at liberty the
day before Com retook their last town. The Savan-
nah and Warren at San Frsncsco--the Dale at
Monterey.


We have had no news from Sante Fe or Monterey
since December Our last informs US that Lieut. Wash
ington BARTLETT acting as Judge in Yerba Buena hav
ing rode into the country with eight Others made
prisoners We hope SOME four hve new frgates are
In Monterey How the Commodore will take care of the
iartnest west from AZ NJ to Acapulco, with his small
squadron, is query, save to any this coast.
Cen Kearny is at San Diego with about four hundred
men, Some the Santa Fe road for Califor.
MIA. We hear that 1000 soldiers are coming by sea-
Not too manyno, not sufficient should Mexico muster
seme troops in Sonora and dispatch them hero This
can be done without essening her troops to fight Gen.
Taylor. We are anxious to hear of his march from
Monterey do Linares, towards Mexico. 1t is by no
easy for the General brave and prudent US he is
to enter the grand capitalize remain there any time
leave It, and reach the coast again, will be believed by
the Mexcans, not when they actually it. but know 1t
for month two. 1t will take that time for such
event to enter their brains However, If the cost
many mission and leaves California, great object
is gained and England disappointed


This letter by Santa Fe and may reach you about
the lst Of May Say to the emgrants Of AZ that the
stars and stripesa their blessings to folow-now
California from Suffers Fort to San Diego-now
rule countrymen this fair and fruitful country
Last October San Francisco had thirty sail ut one tme
next October there be at that port two hundred
whale ships.


The revolution in this country has prevented many
ranchero frem planting. There thousand more
to feed; therefore provisions will bc dear for the year
clothing remarkably The volunteer rihemen under
Col Fremont 45O In number at the Ciudad de los An
geos preparing to return to the Sacramento River
Should the Cafornians fancy another rise, these
will again he ready. Should the Calfornians let wei
enough alone, why the rinemen will turn rancheros and
only shoot elk deer and antelopethere yet
ter running about in the keep with their thirty dollar
skins on.


We have two small newspapers printed at the
North. send you file Of the Californian, printed at
Monterey. PAISANO.


From the st. Louis Republican, May III


Yesterday evening several gentlemen arrived board
the John Hardin direct from Santa Fe and California
huua fha utnfp
ton and received the annexed letter from the city OF
Angels.
Santa Fe in company with Messrs Woods and sanford
and their party At the time he left Santa Fe, Colonel
Price still there, and all quiet but 1t was be-
lcved to be that sulen and stubborn quiet which
rior force alone compels Although the insurrecton
which We have heretofore noticed had been put down
1t the general opinion that they only needed the aid
Of competent leader to rise again The civil govern
ent going on trying the insurgents Judge Beau


After Lieut. Peck was out some days from Santa Fe
he was joined by Mr. Mcknight, from chihuahua; Lieut.
+. Beal Of the United States Navy; G. Joplin, United
States Army; Christopher Carson, Robert r. Russell
learn that the court at Taos had condemned number
Of the insurgents to be hung and that eleven had been
executed and a large number whipped Six were hung
on the day that Lieut.. Talbot passed through Taos.


These executions excited the Mexicans very much,
and when MIR Mcknight passed through vagas they
rection. The Alcade and other influential were
opposing the effort but with what remains to be





When Lieut. Peck and his party were about nine
miles this side Of the Cache the Arkansas they
attacked by about ninety Camanche Indians, who sue
ceeded in stealing ten Of their horses and mules The
party with Lieut. Peck fell back and waited two days.
hoping to be Joined by other parties coming in On the
second day the Camanches again attacked them, and
succeeded In carrying Of all their horses and mules
thirtynine In number In the second attack they had
fight Of duration, in which one man, named VIII
liams, was severely bat not mortaly, wounded, by
spear or lance In the body Several others had their
clothing cut by the balls fred by the Indians. mus
ket ball struck the pistol of Lieut. Peck the lockand
took the impression Of the manufacturers name as plain
as 1t could have been made upon IT, They believe that
they killed one Of the Indians, and probably wounded
more but they were all carried of They Killed some
of the Indians horses That night they were Joined by
the gentlemen above mentioned and supplied with fresh