Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-08-13
Nine days Later from Mexico.

Arrival of the 'Delfna' at New Orleans 10000
men to be sent to the Texas frontier details OF
American affairs.
----- From the Nese Orleans Pica,nne
By the arrival OF the brig DeIjfna, Capt Focal,
from Very Cruz, whence she sailed on the Sd in-
slant, we have full files of papers from The capital
10 the 2Srh of June days later than were
received by the Creole.
Verbally, we learn that the Mexican Govern
ment was to send 20, 900 men immediately to the
frontier of Texas. Where these men were to be
raised is poser of itself, but where he means to
procure money enough TO start them on such q
FOOLS errand is even greater mystery, unless
British gold is al The bottom.
Not word is said in the papers of the capitsl
about war with the u States. Sume Of the Sc
cret sessions ofthe Senate may have been occu-
pied with the subject, but nothing is divuiged.
On the 20ih of June decree of Gen. Herrera
was pro nul gated. but dated The 10th, M which he
formerly calls an extra session of Congress. to
convene on the --th inst. for the purpose OF ia
king into consideration LIST. Constitutional Re-
forms % a revision of the acts ofthe Provision.
al Government and Sd subjects now pending
the action OF the Chambers, especially those OF
the United States and Texas.
This indicates clearly that Mexico has not YET
determined what hue of policy 10 pursue towards
US. -..- slrr..
The country is SO distracted by divisions among
its leading politicians aud military men, that the
Government is unable to concentrate public opm-
lou upon any fixed plan OF operations. The peo-
pie camor for war and the integrity OF the soil o!
the republic whilst the leaders most Of them
are looking after their personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
We alluded ~ forHer number TO certain ru-
mors about raising additional troops. This pro-
ect has new assumed a distinct form. tits pro.
posed to enlist large number of recruits, under
The name of Volunteer Defenders of The Laws"
to be distinct from the regular army, although or
ganised Oh the same footing to dlcIplne. dc.
This force is to DE subject the local civil author
ities each volunteer having the privilege TO serve
in the infantry or cavalry. The Committee on
military affairs in The house have also reported
plan for the complete reorganization OF the fegu
lar army but this too, has mol received The sane
ton of Congress. IL is apparent, nevertheless,
that the eyes of Mexicans open to the neces-
si,y of providing further securities for domestic
and for giving more comPactness TO
the national troops.
3 The news of the revolution of Tobasco was an
nounced IN the city Of Mexico on the 25ih ult.
The Siglo Dieru Nuere itselflhe eloquent advo-
cate of Federation, pronounces the affair the most
absurd of all military outbreaks. aud adds that the
indignation yf,he Republic is The only
feeling it will excite.
Gen, Raugel has been sentenced by cour;
martial, for his late revolutionary attempt in Mex
leo in which he treated the president and his cab
met with such indignty. 10 ten years lmPrlson-
meui, ,cihom the loss of his rank; truly Mex
lean punishment for treason.
. The O6Serrador Zacatono olthe 10Th June an