Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-24
From Mexico

From Mexico.
The New Orleans Bee of the sth, has later in.
teligehce from MeAico, by two Mexican schoon-
ers which had arrived there, bringing Tamp;co
dates to The 3Oib, and the city Of Mexico 10 The
3dsof August. E @
There was no declaration of war at the lates,
daies. Presiden; Herrera has completed his cab
lne, and the persons named by him have accep.
| ted their appointments. Almonte IS not men,
Der of it,
| A letter from San Loris. in The Hesperia of The
ID h estimates tec force under Paredes al $500
Infantry aud 1000 cavalry
The Voz de Iamaulipus says that the authori
lies OF that department have announced 10 The gov
ernment that an invasion of The territory by The
Texans Is threatened, and thai prompt measures
are required TO protect the department from the
menaced attack
F.! The DiHrio del Gubierno considers the selec-
lion of The cabinet as hIghl; satisfactory being
composed entirely Of individuals, who aided in
/ bringing about the fall of Santa Arma aud who
have been distinguished by their attachment 10 i,b-
eral principles. The same paper declares that the
new m'nIs ~ determined To prosecute the Tex
| as Campaign with ACTIVITY.
The Siegto publishes The result of The trial of
the adjuianI general of the cavalry, O;Ier, accus-
ed OF having outraged The nyiolabIty oitheFrench
minister. The Court Martial decided that Capt.
Oller could moi be CONSIDERED guilty inasmuch as
he was not aware Of the official character Of Inc
Baron de Cyprey and the Imprisonment he had
already undergone was suificen, punishment for
the offence.
The same paper flho l9h states that rumor
was circulating the capital the effect that
of the sections of the DIVISION of Senior Fisol, on
! It- k,Ir had
suspend their march So long as they should be de.
MED their pay, provisions. equipments, and mu.
nions necessary 10 the army.
Generals FlItsola aud Perades arrived shortly
after ald prevailed upon the division 10 coninaa'
lis march.
A letter from SlonteFy California; dated July
l2h. says: s. his country Is less than ever al
lIached 10 The Central authority. Every thing
here is at skies and sevens. Troops said 10
be on their way. but nothing positive is known.
The Amigo del Pueblo. speaking ofupper Caur>
MA. says the commissioner recently sent 10. Aca-
puicO, to treat with that government respecting
the affairs of thai interesting department, Is now
at Mexico.
Ii appears by the reports that the people OF Cal
if.rnia viii not agree to receive the troops sent
thnher. doubtless because those of Micheltorena
have Committed gross exaciioDs and ou;rages.
r We lrust the government will take immediate
measures 10 prevent the trOnps from beng snip.
ported at the expense of the population. IL Is
Important TO secure California from the coase-
quences al any sudan movement.
r Ne cnn.-lhe fnllnwina neus from thu Tropic
of the S,h.
1t Is repurIed in Vera Cruz that the French
munster had druanued his passports in conse-
queuce of old difficulties. Only few Americans
were there. aud they weie ,ali fled that war had
ceased to be among the probabilities.
The castle Was nearly in complete repair, and
the Notifications had been enlarged Vera Cruz
was very healthy. The vomi;o had entirely dis
/ appeared.
FROM THE GULF SaUADRoN-'rne editor of the
| Philadelphia Chronicle, SAYS the New York Com
mercal, has sent copy of letter received
Il from an officer OF the steam frgate PRINCETON.
1 Ii is dated -. r -.s. u
! PENSACOLA, Sept. 5.
! Col. Alexander. dear SIR: The United States
ship Princeton. Commodore Frederick Eugle Is
now under weigh, steaming bound for Vera Cruz.
| She has Lieutenant Bldweil on board, as bearer
of dispatches. The ship har been chosensn con-
sen. in consequence of her ability to do business
with despatch. The sailing vessels have made
lately very long passages-the winds IN the gull
having been very ligh; daring The sumner.
The steamship Mississippi expeuded. o getting
into this por. from Boston, $50 tous of coal, and
cannot be got ready for sea for at least ten days
| yet, in consequence of the difficulty of obtaining
coal from the Pensacola navy yardl The follow
ing ships of our Gulf squadron in this harbor,
Steam ir,gat- Mississippi. tr,gare Potomac sloops
of war Falmouth. 81. Eary's aud Sararoga and
the brig Somers The crews. OF all The ships en-
Joy good health, aud they IN prime lighting
order. We exercise at general quarters every
other day, and frequently we are engaged praciis-
ing with heavy guns a; target. Oar wafer and
provision are krp' FULL and all the vessels OF the
squadron are ready TO >a,i AT a momen''s notice.
e. Nj. CLAY.
= A private letter from this devoted champion o
B! Human LiberIy authorizes TO state po.iliyety
the Trne American viii he continued Where q
will De prIned is not yet determined. nor is thai
material. We trust II will continue To be edlied a.
/ Lexlus'nn. though 1t should he Necessary TO print
1t Ia CInctnnaI other coupataiwely
! free soil. ....' s.tt -. $ d.
MIR. Clay contradIcts emphalicaly the falschooC
tna he offered to stop his pepper if his office were
! left undstUrbed. He offered no terms whatever
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