American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

mn very respectfully, yours,
w. S. ARCHER.
Gen. z, S. Smith
LATE AND INTER ESTING FROM
MEXICO.
NO WAR YEr-gEVOLT AMONG THE MEXI-
CAN TROOPS, &c,
The New Orleans Bulletin has received pa
pers by two Mexican schooners, the Yucaieco,
Capt. Prats, from Tampico, and the Hsrardo,
Capt. Herrera, from Vera Cruz. This dates are
to the 23rd from the capitol, the eth from
Tampico, and the Both from Vera Cruz
From the contents we learn that no declara
ton of war has yet appeared, or is at all likely
to aPpear-that the whole country is in dread
tnl state of characterization, and crimes are
committed daily which pass unpunishod. The
military forces unuer orders for the frontier of
Texas aud commanded by Paroles, had refused
to march beyond san Luis potosi, without be-
Ing paid their arrcarages three months pay in
advance, and beng supplied with every ncces-
s&ry TOR the campaign ParedGs it is stated
mas reduced tins military nutluy to something
Ike order, but it is strongly suspected that he
has done so for personal motives and bv pcrso-
EaI influence. He lately applied to The Go
Ternwent for permission to come to Mexico,
for the purpose ofeXpIaining his proposed plan
Tor the campaign, but it was refused, 1t is
thought. from fear that lls presence might Gre
ate co1nter revolution in the capital. Such
an even, is openly reported in Tampco as a.
bout to take place at San Luis Potos-where
he is in sole command of the troops-Gcn. FL
lisola having thrown up his command IN dis
gust, after being informed of the mutiny. Gen.
Bustamente, it is believed, will be sent as com
mander-in-chief by the Government.
One American vessel, the Petersburg of New
York, was at era Cruz, whence she would sail
in fess days. There was no American vesse
in port at Tampico. The Mexican steamer
CaGGGtoupe was expected at the latter place
with 1000 tents for the use of the army
Advices to the 24th of August have been re-
ceived at Mexico from Guatemala. An etior
is making to rc-establish the bonds of federation
between the States Of San Salvador, Gautema.
"a ard Honduras. For this purpose, the two
former States have appointed Commissioners to
meet at Ionzonate, to deliberate upon condi-
lions. Guatemala had also named a Commits
sioner TO Iat!y treaty Of peace with Hondu-
raS, and another OF commerce with san Saliva
dor.
Tie French Minister, not having been salts
fed with the course taken by the Government
regarding the insalt offered TO him a the Baths,
has demanded his passports, which adds an
other embarrassment. 10 the mary which the
Executive has to encounter.
The following arc l'e 1Cm52rs ~ the new
Clb'H: Don Nauut &, Ia PEI Ceua, De-
3a!'....t OF r..a'e; D.. lose ..r.p Coa-a
|.st. RI E,.,",es'jca. = "..-,. 49,, p,
v' .,a -.,.s1ry Dcp.......D..., ,-..
Gen. Pedro Maria Aaayc, Minister e War
and H4rnc.
Iae proceedings Of the English holders Of
Mexican bonds agains. the house 4 l.izara &
Co, las; excited some ,.t.antion III Mexico.
There were bat few Americans in the coun-
Try, and though it was not expected that fur
ther difficulties would arise, still business was
extremely languid and everything uncertain.
Many OF the Departments had offered their
assistance to the Government in case the pro-
posed invasion took place, but the chief Gene
rails were 9uarrelling with each other.
The Constituent Congress of Guatemala, has
also passed two DEGREES, one introducing some
very strict measures OF economy, and recula-
ting the order in which the public creditors
shall be pad; the other, providing that the pro-
ducts OF Mexico introduced INTO that State
should pay the same duties as if they came
from any other foreign country.
Tico Days Later. BY an arrival at Charles
ton the Courier has received the following
One of our Havana journals of the 9th inst
says-"Just az our paper was going to press an
English packet arrived from Vera Cruz, by
which we have received files of papers from
Mexico to the 25th of August, from which we
extract the following particulars: Don Jose
Joaquin dc Herrera has been elected President,
and new Ministry has been appointed. The
Chamber OF Deputies has authorised the Gov
eminent to contract for fifteen millions of dol
lars iot the purpose Of commencing operations
against Texas 1t is said that the division of
reserve, under the command of Gen Paredos,
is composed of $500 infantry and 1000 cavalry,
and besides which there was in ST. Luis del Po-
tosi some additional forces, making the said d.
vision amount to 5000 men perfectly equipped
and ready to march to the frontiers OF rexas.n
The Diario deL Gobrierno declares that the
new Ministry were resolved to carry tie war
into Texas
General Paredes, according to the same pa
per, has been appointed Chief of the division of
reserve, and went to Mexico to arrange the
plan of the campaign with the Government
The GeneIals Filsola and Gaona. with the
forces under their command, have been order
cd toreiniorce those underline command of Gen.
Arsta Oh the frontiers.
1t is reported that Baron Cipsey, the French
Minister, communicated to the Government of
Mexico that the diplomatic relations between
the two Governments were interrupted. in cor
sequence Of which the French citizens were left
under the protection Of Her Catholic Mples,ys
Minister, Don Salvador Hermudez de Castro
FRosr, They bad slight frost at PaNadel-