Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Later from Mexico.

Later from Mexico.
The Mexican schooner Iuaquina, Co
mez, master arrived yesterday from Tam
pico, which place she left on the 2lst ult.
There is nothing of importance, except that
it was currently rumored, when she sailed,
as we learn from Captain Gomez, that Har-
rera, was elected President of Mexico, and
that 1900 Mexicans were on their march
to join Paroles from The interior, who had
already 1000 men. II was further rumor-
ed that Paredes, with his force Of $500
men, intended 20 march on Galy eston and
cut off Gen. Taylor. We give the rumor
for what it is worth, believing that it is
only another form Of gasconade peculiar 10
the Mexcans.
The Courier has received the Diario del
Gobierno, a Mexican city paper, Of the
18th ult., from which it takes the follow
ing items: r
The Cabinet has been dissolved, and all
the Ministers dismissed except Jose Maria
Cstez Monasteric, Secretary For foreign
affairs. The following is the message to
Congress announcing the dissolution:
| Gealemen:-His Exccllency, the pres
ident ad interim requests me to commumi-
cate to you, that Notwithstanding the tall
ents, the patriotism and integrity of those
who, in the present difficulties, have the
honor TO administer the departments, viz:
Louis @. Guevas, Mariana Riva Paacio,
Luis de la Rosa, and Pedro Garcia Condo,
; he has, with regret, found himself compel
led to accept their resignation. Until a
new ministry can be formed it is proper
that provisional ministry be formed in
order that the public affairs may not suffer.
|, His excellency therefore coniers the offices
Of minister Of justice and Of war upon Jose
Maria Duran and Juan Luis de Leon, ard
upon me, besides that now administer,
the office of minister of finance.
August 18th. @A
JOSE MARIA o. MONASTERIO.
The new ministry had not been formed.
In the Diario are two proclamations of Gem
eral Arista; one addressed to the people Of
Coahulia, Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas.
calling them to Arms. The Courer pub
fishes the others as follows:
! "Comrades: The Sup. enc Executive
has sent TO me BY express the news that
| the United States in pursuance Of their
ambitious views having taken possession
} Of the Department Of Texas, lie had de-
handed declaration of war from the Con-
) gress against that unjust nation.
"The time to fight is come. We must
r prepare with the ardor inspired by duty
! and patriotism, when an attack is made
upon the soil; the honor and pride Of the
nation.
| VI am sure comrades, that those pre-,
sumptuous Americans will be greatly dis
I appointed when they find that our soldiers
are not so contemplate as they Thought
!. and that they cannot conquer them.
81 address you under the influence of q
! lively enthusiasm. All fanciful doub, is
vanished; the question is decided, and VI
. are about TO commence the most righteous
war that we ever waged. Laurels await
! us! To arms! 1t is the only means O
: avenging our honor, insulted by,a nat oi
that boasts Of its liberality and civilization
e "Arms are the only arguments to uss
! against banditti and men without good faith
4 Let us hope far justice which is invoked
e by all society and the decision Of the ci, il
> lied world.
i "Our lot will be envied by the rest d
q the army; we are nearest tie theatre 81
war-we are the first to avenge the out.
RACES on our country, and to raw sli from
!, the usurpers the object Of their rapne. y
4 Large bodies Of troops are on their
! march-they will soon be here 10 shart
: out dangers and repulse the enemy.
r. "The veterans Of the north have giver
: proofs Of their valor and constancy -tleS
J. are accustomed to conquer this presumptu
Gus race. l know your worth, and how
f dearly you love to serve your country.
is for this that am pleased TO command
you and to lead you tothe combat, in which
your comrade and best friend will be prout
: to follow your example. ,
MARIANA ARISTA.
. We have single comment. Ii the ru
). mored election of Herrea be correct, VIII,
should he dismiss those war-thundercrs
!. Cuevas and Garcia Condo, unless now tina
he has secured the popular vote for til;
! Presidency, he intends to back straight OF,
# of his war position by calling to his cabine
\ more peace-loving advisers? Arista's proc
lamation smacks too much Of Mexican bonn
bast to be Of great account.
5, Steamboat Accident.