New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11
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left on the ped uli
We have received neither papers nor conmuni-
cations by this arrival. We learn from The Courier
at the Office Of which papers OF the city OF Mexico
to the l2th nit. inclusive have been received mat
the President announced 10 Congress on the ith the
dissolution Of the Cabinet and the dismissal OF all
the Ministers except Jose Mara Ortez Monssterio,
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs Of Government and
Police
The parties dismissed. were Luis a. Cuevas, Ma
riaao RIGA Palacio. Luis de Ia Rosa and Pedro gar.
cia Condo. The Pre-idest informed provisional
Cabinet, by appointing Jose Mara Ducan and Juan
Luis de Leon to the Offices OF Ministers OF Justice
and Of War. and By appointing Monasteuo' In al.
diiOn 70 Secretary Of Foreign Affairs Minister OF
Finance. In the paper OF the 18th the dismissed
Ministers are thanked for the ability with which
they had discharged their duties The Courier says
The new Ministry not formed al the last dates.
will il be done before the nsnguraon Of the new
President and who that would be WAS not known.
In the Dlario Of the 10Th are two Proclamatons Of
Gen Arsta one addressed the people Of the Depart
ments OF Coahuila Nuevo Leon and Tamaupss. calling
them the other the troops under his com
msnd TO excite their natal srdor The las, 80 curl
Gus that we sha publish il entire
Comrades The Supreme Executive has
by express the that the United States IN pursuance
OF their ambitious views having taken possession Of the
Department q Texas ne had demanded declaration OF
war from the Congress agains; that unjust nation.
The time a. n ghi Il come We must prepare with the
ardour inspired by dly and patriotism when an attack
il made upon the soil the honor and the pde OF the ns
tion.
am sure comrades that those presumptuous Amer
leans will be greatly disappointed when they ind that
soldiers are not 20 contemplate as they thought and that
they cannot conquer them.
II address you under the influence OF a lively enthu
siasm All fanciiul doubt Is vanished the question is
decided and we about 70 commence the most
righteous that ever waged. Laurels await US
To arms 1t s the only means OF avengng our honor
insuted by nation that boasts Of it liberty and civil
zstion.
Arms the only arguments TO against bandtti
and men without good faith. Let US hope for that jus
tce which is invoked By all society and the decision Of
the civilized world.
Our lot will be envied by the rest Of the srmy-we
the theatre Of warwe the first 10 avenge
the outrsges COUNTY and TO ravish from the
usurpers the object of their rapine
Large bodies Of troops on their march-they viii
be here 10 share danger and repuse the enemy
The veterans OF the North have given proofs of their
valor and constancy-,hey are accustomed to conquer
this presumptuous race. know your worth and no"
dearly you love 10 your country II Is for this that
] pleased Command you and lead you TO the com
bat in which your comrade and best friend Will be- proud
10 follow your example MARIANA AR~IA.
The report brought here by previous arrival
that Yucatcc0s had peremptorily refused to comply
with the requisitiOn Of the Mexcans upon them for
troops to assist in the threatened war against the nj
ted States Captain g. fully confirms The Mexi.
cans were informed that the lucatecos considered
themselves Independent, and the only concession
made was promise not 10 prevent such OF their Tel
low cltlZcns az chose 10 enter tne tNl'd army ~
volunteers, from doing
Captain Gormcz report. that il was runored that
General Herrera was elected President. and that
there had been seven emissaries sent from Mexico
to Texas for the purpose OF obtaining the assistance
Of the negroes OF Texas in the that one OF the
emissaries had returned 10 Mexico and stated that
they had succeeded in their mission. IL was also
rnmored that ! 800 men were marching from the
interior TO Join General Paroles. who had under
his command 1000 men, making his force $500;
that they were on their march to Monterey
Those who had faith in the truth of this rumor,
thought that they were 10 take that route to Texas,
for the purpose of making an attack on Galveston.
Another rumor was in circulation that there were
about $500 men under Gen. Arista, at or near
Matamoras who would certainly attack Gen. Tay
lor the Rio Grande
ToBAsCo.-Thc Courier finds the subjoned IN the
Vera CrU:GHd:
Passengers arrived yesterday report that the depart
ment in complete state Of anarchy. The comman-
dani Gen Martinez broke and in prison. Col. Bru-
no held the reins of power and no doubt would soon
share the fate Of Martinez The insurgents knew not
what do. Many persons were leaving Tobasco. and
many others had sought refuge board a schooner
bound for this port.
MOVEMENT OF TROoPs-The Annapolis Repub
ican says that the company of L. : Artillery, which has
been stationed Fort Severn for several years past I'M
der the command of Major Gardiner took its departure
in one of the bay Wednesday evening last
for Fort Monroe Old Point Comfort. Va This company
has been ordered from Fort Severn make room tor
the naval school which is be opened there on the first
of October The officers with the company Major
j. l. Gardiner and Lieuienants Drum and McCown As
sistant Surgeon King who has also been attached 10 the
command proceeds thence 10 the Philadelphia station
Brgader en-. Guy II. Bel, of the 4th Brigade OF the
Militia Of this state has invited the citizens Of his brig
aie 10 enroll themselves volunteers to be ready 10 en-
ter the service of the General Government should they
be required y. q. Bulletin, sept =
Very Late from Brazil and the River Plate.
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