Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15
From The lpdstiagtoa Union. Sspi. 10.
LATEST FROM MExICn

Just as our paper was going 10 press letters put
INTO our hands irou Pensacola, of the Isl September
aud coht ning dispatches iion Vera Cruz of The sl,
aud Ri August. We have only lime, this eve ming To
stale The substance OF the Information they convey An
opi,ion very g.neslly prevailed Vera Cruz accord
ing Ia The latest accounts. that Mexico would mol Tor,
inaiy declare war against the Unned aies; and that
abe government would be able Ia realize bnl very sna
PropoItIoi OF The loan, aay, winch had been anthor
2ed-so low was the taic OF interest. Ii said that
IN lieu OF decafaian, Mexico Would cary up bos,i.
lies vigorously against Texis; anI they talked ot max
ing rush upon her with 25,O00 men; but This was ge.
Inera ~ considered a sheer tabs.
1e mail vi the 18Th had brm, HI news from tho civ
al Mexico Of The election Of Gelers Herrera TO The
PRESIDENCY aid The formation OF cabinet consist
ing vi Manuel PeDa y PeRa, hlAiser ut Foreign Re,
ial'ons.) fed1s Arrays, (Almlsier oil War; and Fer
na'sdfz del Castillo. Nlinser Of tho rreasnry)
Va The loth August Capt. Snu5nck comma nder ul
the United States ship Saratoga, exchanged salu,es with
ti,e batteries Of Vera Cruz.
FROM TIE ARMY OF OBSERVATION.
lorrIcrALl
Dispatches from General Taylor as late as the 26h
ii August, have reached the War Department ny ex-
pres. The troups ordered To Texas 10 compose the
''stay ot paliot, ara rapidly arriving t,oplner
with All ample SUPP " Of the munitions Of var Colu-
bel Iwg2s regnienis Of Ora yoons we're at San Parcio
w The Il'h. IN excellent condition, having well sus-
ssined she'f long march, and finding, through the whole
1oale peneous supply Of water, pfoylsIus and for
dia1 acuse should there occasion TO put them
~ H. Ahs iegimeut was expected 10 be al Corpus
Christi on the 9th. General Taylor has, a, NJ time
ince his striya al Arkansas bay telt any sociude or
The sa:ey o. his command, the necessity Of callnp
tor auxiliary frces, IRON Texas The two gallant
-sonIz.iss ol artillery. Which, will, such promplness and
Iairhdc spirit. volunteered To 60 to Texas from New
Oreans under The belief that their Country sid In n,,
III Their services, have arrived General yors camp
As'hee hssno been, aud probably will not be- any elner
geny requiring thcn, they will not. probably be long
detained rsm ih,ir homes Il is the Generals nienlun
tio discharge them lew more of the reu ulaI
artillery, now ON the way 10 Texas shall have arrived
unless things the Mexican side of The Rio Grande
shall assume a morc threatening ASPECT
he usi reliable represent that there were
near the middle Of August ssy abrai five hundred reg
sa'ar Mexican THps at Aa,aorss aud thai Gen Arsis
was 10 leave Monterey The ah that month fur III.
aonief place distance vi three hundred n,iles-wl
sisrn hundred more t'ps, five hundred Of them caval
~, UNI lhtse ASas 81 his arrival Maismuras
nDt kso~n ~ 1eliesed s, there are regular Mex.
can frous At any other ni the Riotsande Il wa,
probably the original ntenIi'n en- ploy these troops in
carrying ont Tie threat Of Mexico 10 take possession OIL
ieAss, bta The pressncc tic United States army, and
ne preparations III Jexns 10 NET and repe their ad.
s5Asce. inse csust their design e abandoned fr N,
Srsset, At tensf. The regular lrpop, .f the United
States now In Irxss. and those ,h way ,sere are
S!erned SUD srM 10 Ecep in Geek the Mexican qfce as