Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
THE NEWS FROM MEXICO,


We heartily our readers aspect of tho
from Mexico which they will find in the Letter at our
New Orleans Correspondent published to-day, IN 50 Tar As
that the Mexican Government. II so disposed.
is not likely he able. under existing circumstances, 10
bring force tho field where~iih to cross the Rio
Grsnde We regret the intestine difficulties OF our sister
Republic, but rejoice that those difficulties will
have the effect take away all preence Tor the wen
gesuce" and the shedding OF blood denounced by the
organs the Administration against Mexico in the event
OF her daring territory indsputably her
One cause of very us alarm the friends OF peace aud
OF the national honor is thu, happily disSiPated.
We focitae readers also the aduurnment OF the
Congress Mexico only withouta declaration OF
but without having Iesoricd any measure ut hostile
uniteny character. which, perhaps much the weak
ness o power dscord home has disabled IL from
at present attempting Thus deferred justified IN
the hope that the purpose will be altogether postponed
and that existing differences between the
tres may be finally settled by friendly negoiiaton.Nsf
lat
Corre,pondeaes Of hs National Iaiei!iseaeer.
NV ORLEAN.. Sept. g, 1915.
We had arrivals yesterday from Mexico, one from
Vera Cruz and the other from Tsmpico, both Mexican
vessels. The sdvces Goth ultimo the city Of
Mexico give the Cabinet Of Herrera, but Almontes
name does sppcsr among the members. Hsrrsras
election does appear give satisfaction, but the
contrary great discomfort exists the and the Gen.
erals appear 10 be all guarding among themselves Pm
vale letters state that Patedes who ST LUIS do Potosi,
had proposed going the city and leaving his troops
der Gen FIasols but created such feme that he
obliged TO remain, and u commission deputat"n
sent his place represent the OF the army the
new Government. When they ordered TO march tc-
wards the Rio Grande they had but SIX days provisions
generally without Shoes but half clothed and destitute Of
all the essential supplies army, aud with but little
prospect Of being able obtain them They had demand.
ed their arrears pay and would properly
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Every thing indicates revolution being close
hand and though the Constitution OF 1924 may be
established, probable it will result in stronger
Government, with something fact though in
like n dictator the head OF Some exaggerated reports
represent force under Paroles three four thousand
men, but the most authentic estimates fifteen hundred
such as they
The conducta expected at Tampco from ST. Luis. he'd
arrived and il feared Paroles may the
wants OF the army.
All idea with the United States had subsidized
VEGA Cruz, and no onger subject Of conversation
there the city Of Mexico Congress had Adjourned and
OF without making any declaration Of war; and the
letters OF acceptance by the members Of Cabinet
the country.
messenger arrived IN the vessel from Vera Cruz with
dispatches tor Com. Conner and for Government. lie
goes to Washington with the present mail A letter from
Gen Taylor expresses great surprise the
that existing in this city, he had idea trouble
from any MEXICAN force in that quarter. ia from this
that Gen. Gsines call for volunteers not founded on
any adyices from Gen. Taylor