Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-04

MExIco.-The schooner Joaquin, from Tampi- co, arrived at New Orleans the evening of the 1st instant, with dates from Mexico 10 the 18th August. We copy the following summary from the Jefersonian Republican of Tuesday morning. The is bare of interest, except far it goes to settle the question of the presidential election
 The Diayio det Gobinno states that the assembly of the State of Durango had voted favor of Gen. Herrera. This vote completes the number requir- ed by the organic laws of the country, that, with out other requisite il must be declared by the Gem era Congress that he is President of the Republic. In consequence of this, he IS to be sworn in the 26th of September inst. according decree of the Chamber Of Senators. The editor of the Diarlo del Gobierno consrauhtes the country upon the resat, i, and expresses the belief that the nomination of Gen. Herrera will consolidate the legal order and the prn- ciples of fraternity and justice which proclaim- ed on the 9th December last.
 The Cabinet was dissolved and the ministers re- tired, except Jose Maria Ortez Monasterio, Socre- tary for Foreign Affairs. This was announced to Congress on the 4th, by the following message
 Gentlemen-Ilis excellcncy, the president adin- terim, requests 10 communicate to you, that whstandDg the talents, the patriotism and integri- ty of those who, in the present difficulties, have the honor 10 administer the departments, vIzi Luis G. Cuevas, Mariana Riva Palacio, Luis de la Rosa, and Pedro Garcia Condo, he has with regret found himself compelled to accept their resignation. Unll d HtW inlnislrV CHI Dt loTmeus II Is proper tIat a provisional ministry be formed. in order that the public affairs may not suffer. His exceency, there. fore. conies the offices of minister of justice and of war upon Jose Maria Duran, and Juan Louis de Leon and upon me, besides that 1 now administer the office of minister Of finance.
 JOSE MARIA 0. MONASTERIO. ?.
 August 1lth.
 The Journal above mentioned says, this IS m com pliance with what said ministers mentioned in De- cember last, and with what they have manifested officially and con6dentially since that period; and also expresses the hope that they will receive from lhe nation the lslice due them for ther conduct, at lima of such extraordinary occurrences as marked their official The willing separation of the ministers is in compliance with the compromise in December last, by which the change should occur in the event ofthe election of Gen. Herrera.
 The new ministry will be formed after the inau, guraton of the President.
 In the Diario oI the 12h, are two proclamatons of General Arista; one addressed to the people of the departments of Coahuila, Nuevo Leon. and Tamau- hras, calling them to arms the other, to the troops under his command to excite their martial arder.
 A journal published in the department of De Ga Iaco or he 3d August, contains an article exciting ,e peop'e |" take up in defence Of Texas, that mas been invaded by the United States.
 Before the sn'ing of the schooner from Tampico, II was reported that 800 troops were marching from the interior 10 Ioin Gen. Paredes, who had already 2,OoO-ihat when the junction was effected the forces would march upon Galveston by the northern route while Gen. Arista attacked General Taylor It also stated, that eru,ssaries had been despatched to stir np the slaves m Texas