The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-16
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BIZ this evenings southern mail.
FROM MEXICO.

riNOpu Au GAtSN.
The New Orleans papers Of the 9th instant con-
tain news from the city of Mexico up to the 26th
ult, and from Vera Cruz to the 30th--one week
later from the former city than our last-pubished
accounts.
The advices by this arrival do not materially
change the appearance Of things. Indeed, they
lessen the chances Of hosttes; although many OF
the Mexican journals are still clustering over what
the nation intends to do. The Sgio however, plain
y States that active operations, in the present
dition Of Mexico, are impossible. Great fears are
entertained by the government that short time
VIII bring about new revolution in favor of the
constitution Of 1924, under the auspices Of Gen.
Paredes, who has command of some FIVE thousand
troops at San Luis Potosi represented as being
radically dlsafecied. These are the troops among
whom the late abortive outbreak occurred. Busta-
men'e has been formally announced as "the COM
mander'n-chief Of the army of operations against
Texas" which, from all appearances, bid fair to
'operate" shortly agains. their own government, or
against the people Of the country, unless their ar
rearages Of pay are speedily settled.
The French minister in Mexico, Baron Cyprey,
has formally closed Lis mission; having been re-
called, il is thought, by his own government, be-
cause Mexico has not made the required reparation
for the personal indgnities inflicted on that func-
tionary some months ago by mob. As this ar
rival brings nothing Of pressing interest, shall
defer the publication Of extracts from the New
Orleans papers until tomorrow.
From GALVESTON. brig Maria Spear, Capt.
Felt in ballast, arrived here yesterday at O'Clock,
having left Galveston on the evening of the 9TH
inst She brought no papers or letters; but our re-
porter learned from the captain that the convention
was still in session. An election was held in Gal
weston and the adjoining counties the lst instant,
for senators and representatives Congress- but the
result was not known when Capt F. sailed; and not
much interest was manifested, as the election is
more matter Of form than anything else The
schooner Angelina, formerly Of this city, sailed
from Galveston for Corpus Christi on the Both
ult.; same day, steamers White Wing and Leo left
for the same destination. Left at Galveston, brig
Hope Howes, to sail for this port in a few days;
ship Constellation, Jackson MASTER sailed on the LIST
inst for Genoa, via Boston; brig Reaper, loading
for Baltimore, to sail soon..
Since our last publication, there has been another
arrival here Of United States troops, from Detroit,
via the river. They arc on their way 70 Texas.
The Bee furnishes u with the following list of the
officers Of the respective companies:
"Capt. E. r. Smith, commanding company III,
5th regiment; Capt. J. Lynde, Of company F; Capt.
J. l.. Thompson, of company D; Capt. G. 9. Sib-
ley. of company E; Surgeon X. c. Wood; LIST Lieut..
r. B. Marcy, A. c. s., and A. A. q. M; I'd Lieut..
g. Deas, adjutant; LIST Lieut.. J. II. Whipple, Of
company g; LIST Lieut.. N. B. Russell, of company
H; ID Lieut.. S. III. Fowler, accompany F; I'd Lieut..
P. Lugenbeel, of company ID; I'd Lieut. M. Rosen-
crantz, of company E; brevet I'd Lieut.. T. ]. Wood,
typographical engineer"
The troops belonging to the 5h regiment Of in
antry, which arrived here on Sunday, leave tomor-
row. it is understood, for Corpus Christi.
IN Picayune, Sept. 3.