The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-26

which were in Satlo should retire TO San Luis Potos
On the 2lst of October Gen. Ampuda arrived at San
Luis Potos and The following the first brigade of
his division This puts quietus any were needed to
the report of hi. movement against Gen. Wool Vera
Cruz says that San Luis the enthusiasm for the
war prevails "and whether the Americans advance
not, there will soon be decisive battle which
persuaded will be favorable to us p"
FL Indicator Of the 3lsi, says The resources Tor add
expected and promised by the mail Of this day have NOT
been received. Without these, nothing be done,
much less carried and Is pity that for want
Of these ell the other elements Of success
which abound useless II expresses the hope that
the government quiet having been restored in the CAPT
tai, will transmit the promised funds
Conducfa OF specie arrivd at Vera Cruz on the 3st
ult with $500 900 in bars and $4,000 coed-in all
s4s2 OOO
The Mexican papers have seen m estimate Of their
append thereto-1Our readers know very well that the
American forces in the action double the Mexican"
Tampco journal of the 9th ult discusses the cam
pagn with temper aud II admits our successes,
and attributes them to the superior discipline Of our
troops II predicts continued success for us until they
shall raise and discipline armynot rabble OF men.
II calls upon the Government to fortify their towns, az
they have done San Juan de Uloa But we have not time
to give the article.
battalion of 45O volunteers fro Pusba arrive at
jaapa on ash ult, under Col D. Pedro Herrera Their
leans regard as the next point to be attacked
Over 600 recruits had been raised for the Army at Qua
The pronunciomento of Gen Othon at San Luis did
not amount to revolution, was an explicit declara
ton in favor Of Santa Anna and made TO the prejudice
Of Gen. Salas Letters of the 3Oth u from the city OF
Mexico say that the difficulty had been arranged and
Ss Of
cules require word OF explanation, and we have room
but for word,
The late revolution in Mexico was brought about
by union Of the fedealiss and Santa Annals partsans,
Santa Anna of course holds his own but the fcderaliss
divided INTO parties the Pusos and the Modera
dos-he republicans and the conservatives. The dvi.
sons between these two sections of the edealist ena
las is q conservative and the acting executive; Gomez
Fariss is President Of the Council of Government which
instituted the LIST olt. and he is republican He
otrr 70 2olo hlaadm
freely for the and to compel the RICH they will
not eight in person to pay those who will Rson an
various DEGREES against suspected persons, &c &c and
not succeeding. Rcjon resigned The resignation OF
these dissensions. it will not answer to throw the
whole weight of executive influence into one scale In
long address Of Gen. salss of the 26th u he declares
his purposes anew-to carry ou the programme OF the
tons Of reform postponed till ate the war. These diff
culies extend to the National Guard which circum-
them much prolific Of danger to the
public peace. In this connection it may be proper to
cesled, but that no pursuit is made OF them Santa
has it in his power through these divisions to as
announced the settlement Of these dcultes he s re.
ported have said that his sole aspirations were to pass
IRON the Id Of triumph to his domestic dresie and that
human power will make him accept any public once
We do think copy Of this document has been re-
ceived; very sure that Mexcens have little faith
Tampico and from Monterey that Santa Anna med
,a'ed dictatorship and one report said that had &C
tu0lly deCldred Dut presume
But turn to other points.
Letters the Oath of October been received here
from Tampico The garrison one thousand strong, wa.
expected at Oh the port and this letter. which
il from Mexican, asserts that no opposition will be OFFER
ed to the occupation of the place Tue writer appeared
rejoice that the garrison to leave and be replaced
by Americans We have doubts as to the reception
of our feet We hardly need add that commerce was at
from this letter we learn that the impression pre-.
vailed Tampico that the design of troops
Gou T,..a I'm don sicfat mr..
couns assign different motive for the movement They
say he has troops enough defend variety of points
upon Gen. Tay or when the latter shall weaken himself
by the detachme nts which he will be compelled to make
government he number Of troops LUIS already
set down at 000 Gen. Valencia has been appointed
second in command and has been to
for more troops General Corazar s said to have raised
5000 troops the various hacedias San Luis and
Guanajuao Their equipment is particularly noted, and
In the city OF Vera Cruz where attack anticipated
there 1900 regulars troops 1000 National Guards Of
Vera Cruz, and 1900 Of other towns They have been
laboring the fortfcatons of the city and under great
disadvantages. being exceedinly short Of provisions
their relief and the latest say that the funds
pected from the capital mad also come down. IL Is
obvious however that the city could not stand long
A letter il published from Ampuda, dated the 10th
October from saltilo in which he gives informa-
behind at Monterey and wrote eight days after the de-
parture of the Mexican Army. These advices are not
ssss interest Captain Fauao says that the number Of
American troops engaged at Monterey was 10000 or
tn he says that 22o4 either killed or wounded
He declares that he counted with his own eyes 1880
wounded, many Of whom officers, and among them
he mentions Gen. Butler. He complains Of some out
RACES committed by hG volunteers mentions the dis
bandment Of the Texans &a. sc. The artillery taken
by the Americans he says has been found fer the most
part to be in state not fit for service and he adds that
tons of Monterey He makes particular mento Of the
estimation in which the American officer: hold their
liars Ia huhl
tollsd at the expense Of that OF the officers.
We have received the official report of Gen Mejia Of
the operations Of the second brigade of the Army at
Monterey under his command the u st September
bears date that day. Gen Msia we had learned from
officers, distinguished himself at Monterey He
10 s ss1s On ni men to Sa
limits positively forbid to-day He does every justice
to the nepidity of our troops which the Mexcans re.
garded with great admiration la the list of Off who
in the field he several who made pri-
by the Mexicsns, nd this reminds US to give
been that by each division Of Army many pri
taken; and few Of men were supposed
Monterey there was some talk about an exchange Of
prisoners but for reason or other 1t not carried
into formal effect but the prisoners We had taken were
all released Internationally and retired with the rest OF
We still mis-. the Mexican report Of the last Alvsrado
affair, but have Gen Almontes circular touching it,
He treats il az serious lesson forces TO teach
them Providence must side with law and justice in
quencs 81 the defence made at Aivarado the title Of il
has been conferred that city city charter
granted to village near by for having supported the
defence and thanks given the people other villages
10 coast for like
We have late from Chihuahua by this arrival
In the news from st Louis Mo, which we publish TO-
day. mention is made of Mr. Magon. Owens and others
They going 10 the city of chihuahua, expecting TO
find II in possession OF Gen. Wool and the Americans
b. the way of Mexico learn that Mr.. Magofin
attacked by the Apaches, near point called Drastic
and his carriage and all his goods seized The Project
who had got hold of Magon had also heard Of Samuel
Owens and Daniel Connolly being near Da Ana, and
had concerted scheme for also seiziDg them, and he
writes that he would have the whole lot brought to trial
Magonin pretended to the Mexicans that he was going
to Chihuahua on commercial business only. He gave
the Mexcans various information about Cen Kearneys
departure for California, but left them sill uncertain as
to the route which he would take. They dreacea lest IL
should be by the Psso. The Project had accordingly
raised spy company Of seventy five men to keep look
for the Americans, oppose them ii opportunity
offered and keep the authorities appised Of what
going on.
we have letter from Paso del Norte dated septem.
Der 27h in which the loss Of Santa Fe is explained la
mode de Mexico. Gen. Armijo bribed, learn
nv took 4 4 10 IA tn,