The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-23
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By thus evenings soufas,n mail.

fUhrHER MILITARY MOyEMENTs.--We learn that
the 9th and 9Th regiments Of infantry and TWO COM
panes OF artillery, have received orders for Texas
We yesterday announced that the 7th infantry and
three companies of dragons had received similar
orders, and that the 5th and 9Th had been ordered
from posts at the north, 10 Jefferson barracks and
the posts now occupied by the 7th. The arrival Of
one order so fresh upon the heels Of another and the
rapid increase Of our force in Texas, show that our
government is alive to the importance Of the criss,
and is preparing for any emergency.
[N 0. Js6ersonisn Republican, Aug. l6
From the New Orleans Pcayune, Aug. l6
STEAMERS FOR TExAs-The steamship John s
and len last evening for Galveston, with important
dispatches from government
The steamship Alabama has also been again
chartered by the United Suites, and will leave for
the bay of Arkansas on Wednesday, the 2Oth
instant.
The high-pressure steamboat White Wing, Capt.
Goodrich, has also been chartered by our govern
ment to proceed to Arkansas, take the place of the
undne, which draws too much water.
MEXICAN ITEMs.--In saying yesterday that the
propositions of the Mexican minister for q loan of
SIS 1000 had not been acted upon by the Cham
Der of Deputies, intended say that then had not
been acted upon finally. We had before us a paper
containing their proceedings the 30th ult, which
related wholly to this loan. The committee to
whom the minister's project had been referred,
made their report, which concluded with accedng
TO the minister's demands, under certain restric-
tons. These are not of great moment, but may be
of some interest just now. The committee recon-
mend that the loan should be either national or
foreign, or both; they would limit the rate of in
terest to be paid to six per cent; would allow no
loan from which less than one million in cash
should be realized by the treasury; and would care
fully provide that no bonds, secured by pledge Of
the public revenues, should be issued before the
whole nominal amount of them shall be actually
ceived into the treasury an cash. Those familiar
with Mexican finance will readily see the drift Of
this last restriction. 1t is unnecessary to enter fur
Their into this subject ill the final action Of the Cham
Der is known.
The attack Of Sefor Boves upon the government,
which led to so many rumors Of change Of min
istry, was made the 29th ut, upon his introduce
ton of the initiative Of Zacatecas for the re-esabsh
ment of the constitution of 1924. He demanded
urgently the removal of the present ministry.
Ell JaiaptRo Of the Sd instant states that the as
sembly Of the department Of Vera Cruz voted unan-
imously for Gen. Herrera for the presidency.
An Anglo-Mexican association has proposed to
construct railroad from Vera Cruz to the capital,
and thence to one of the ports the Paci6c-ether
Acapulco, Mazanio, or San Bias. The road would
have branches to Puebla and other capitals of the
departments.
The assembly of the department Of Mexico has
purchased, for the purpose of palace, the magnif-
cent house of Gen. Berrcra, for 900.