New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-18
From The New. Orleans Picayune, eih.
Eleven Ea,- Later from Mexico.

The Joaqnin arrived az this port Yesterday from
Vera Cruz having sailed thence on the 2oh OF sept Our
dies complete from the city Of Mexico 20 me <V1h vi
snd from Vera Cruz 10 the 2Sd.
On the 18th Gen Herrera formally proclaimed
President oihc Republic aud upon the 10Th he pronoune
/ ed 4 discourse. Amer solemn Introduction ne com
menccs with the declaration that VIII De MS INST DUTY
10 see that the laws be executed Win al tNacincss ftf
uadod "A he that good lars The so support - "a
ttoaai rsllbdnS he viii exercise with AL diligence. bic
prerogaiiye the formation ~ them. ana IA Their suose
Guent enforcement
Order snd pssce he holds 10 be essential the nation
Al well being To ensure these, he Will endesyor TO %
tain the united and harmonious action of All the admins
tratve departments and to keep himself al, OF nom party
conflicts tolerang honest differences Of opinion but
nothing ike positive disobedencc tumus or outbreaks
The Precedent dpores the utter nsufciency OF the rev
enues OF the government The army cannot move,
territory usurpod rA rsnaiH ashrpea and the hope u
recovering Il being lost the usurpatiOn viii be-
ccssiyeiy and gradually continued uau embraces the
whole Republic. and Il shudder 10 confess ~ Mexico.
with 80 many elements of abundance aud of greatness
will disappear from the number of independent rs
. tons
The necessity of constitutional reform 10 acknoweds
ed and strongly urged upon the Chambers. But A. the
same time the President Tebukcs all attempts 10 bring
about reforms by civil discussions, a. srocous
crimes
The Mexican papers give The most minute details Of
the military and naval forces which the United states has
concentrated upon the frontier and coasts OF Mexico
The Vera Cruz journals very watchu 10 the Gulf
squadron serving up full lets Of ships and guns
letter ~ given 10 the pubic rom Ten lncsn, the
brave defender OF Puebls against santa Ana IN which
he announces the Secretary of War that on the l<n
ult, Gen. Co.me Furong had offered the services u
twenty-six bsltsons four regiments and one brigade on
artillery in defence OF the supreme Government sndine
national territory These troops were fret organized by
the city OF Pueblo when the French squadron sy OF Vera
Cruz They have thus again been placed AZ the disposi
ton OF the Government and great expectations are en-
of the good effects OF the example set by fuc
bla.
One of the papers of the interior speaking Of the 70
pOred arrival Of Cen Gaonss division az M"Smor"
nVrains Iieaven grant that may be truo md that
IL may not be- composed of more officers than soldiers,
and that !, has carried with il the means OF subsistence
because IL comes 90 die OF hunger, as has been almost
the with the troops now there. instead OF mpfov
ing II will only aggrnvate our cOndtsn" The article
goes on In this strain showing that the troops near the
frontier almost totally ds0rganized for want OF the
I necessary resources.
There was "A report current and credited in Tampico
on the 9TH ut that expedition had been planned at
Corpus Christi by troops Tor taking by coup d
main the city of Mstamoras that the expedition was 10
bee composed Of 1--WE thousand Americans and texans
with eighteen peces OF artillery and that Il was only
delayed ill it could be joined by some cavalry shorty
expected to be composed Of Florida Indians and two
companies from BcXar" The editors lament this, be
cause they know OF what rapacity and eacheTy such
enemies capable snd because the city IS not In
proper state OF defence They advise the inhabitants OF
the frontiers unite with the veterans Of tho army
of The North and thus form the first Inc Of defence
which the enemy cannot pass without marching across
the manged remsng Of those who compose it,
Every Mexican paper Ne open speaks 81 Wal Tor ihe
recovery Of Texas matter OF course. There IA no
longer any tax about declaration OF but the plan
10 be 10 about the rcconquest Of Texas At the
earliest convenience OF the Government and people.
The papers give Al length the circular OF Gen Paredes
dated the 9Th ut at San Luis POtos in which he De
tends himself fro the charges brought against him BY
the papers OF the capital whom he accuses Of the most
dsor ganizing views liz Processes implicit confidence 10
the Government and determination b. sustain the Or
ganc Bases and resist by the plans Of the sed
ou OF whatever class they may be and thus secure the
peace sad tranquility Of the nation.
La Esp,rGH-d Of Tampico VI the I'd ut says that et
have bccn received which declare that Paredes was
only awaiting the arrival Of 10000 hourly expected 20
take up his march for the Rio Grande. We should
perhaps add that Paredcs in his circular declares mat
the perfect unsnmiiy prevails In the Army Of Ne
serve under his command that every man fully adopu
the sentiments which influence himself and dictated the
circular The papers Of the capital evidently sui 10
doubt a. b. the ultimate views Of this Mexican War
wick" a. he has been called.
The destituton II the Government, is 90 complete that
are wanting for The payment Of necessary day
expenses.
Al the papers continue b discuss the chances Of rev.
out.On. tn. existing Government being evidently 100
weak Tor the emergency 10 which Il IS placed Il would
appear that that military epirsIt who possesses most
money and most audacity and who is willing 70 h'of
with son words and promises the views OF the Federal
is'- Is the most likely 10 obtain temporary power
~ The Fair AZ the Amercsn Institute has airset
unusual number OF strangers TO the city and 49,
tndltcf vi COURSE tnc places OF amusement anu ""N@
fashionable resorts constantly crowded. The NO
tional Daguerrean Gallery" Of Plambc. Isl Broadway
to attract more than ordinary attention. From
till night II Is h.ed overlooking with crowds o.
admirers This Ia establishment OF which seSYork
have 70 be proud FOR IN no similar insrrnoa
IN America there be found such extensive and
perfect collection Of pictures. Strangers from tbs coan
Try should avail themselves OF Plumbes secure
lmpershabe and exact counterpart Of their counenanee
The following notice o. Pumbe's pictures eIhio"
Ing a, the air coby from the Morning News
The Dsggerreotypes of Pumbe deseryediy sitrse'
considerable attention. They true ~ nature. ~
one frame are the Common Council and eHiceo, o'a
Hays and all We think this meeting ia joint ballot q
the City Fathers u about the only Ia which tsy ~
were ot one opinion q. e 10 remsin silent)-no pe1
sqaaoDles, no chickering's. csyilings appear 70 -
tne scene al seem In the nsppiest mood and SUM-
that 10 each and all has been Justly meted nUch " -
dignity o. station Dame Nature mad impressed On '
orOws.'
CHEAP HArs-Our friend Boomer whose sdvefuS
In another column certainly csers great induce
ments 70 purchasers. He has been in business sons
enough quire reputation excel.ed by none, and
he afford to sell Hat for three and hall doH''
while others ask four and half for similar article
certainly ria be pa,ronzed Besides he knows lno -
vantage Of advertising and does not uls, 10 nan'S
store 10 attract customers.
II We never knew establishment of The ana ~ ~ a.
JOY sarh run Of visitors American Adsean "A
he as two months; and to-day there will sssra 90.
lnereasei rub, performances place both ",
noon D. half past O'CLOCK, and IN the evening M ,he
by ne best company Of performers IN the eiy .s.s
Dissoving Views sloae are worth I've Dimes the pre-
admission, 10 say nothing OF Tie other performance ,s
hying Orang Oaang. Pelnhed Human Body, Nc "'''
. Yisibe a. ali hours
W..aIvcroS d. L. sept iss,,x
AA. PAALys, "a Efoadwsy-Dear ST. l esn "a, ass-
commend your Hair inygorsIor. as spece CUR NJ ssd
VISA formerly covered with saEdrul we~Asnnk Il ~ u.ne
III root. beside being very unpleasant friend o. ss
IN your city three four bottles OF your ,,xf
and have found be truly Hair Inv kofso' -. ssir
BIZ impossible ~ Ind any tlGng more dssiso'e '''
Mo't truly your well wisnsr,, .o.vsr CURTIS