Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-26
WASEINsroN On. -. "a. IsIO.
Prom the y. u. DelI. OF l4ih inst.
LATE FROM TE.NiCG.

a Al Mexico"
Fron The y u. BELT, OF l4th inst.
LATE FROM MEXICO.
t. The poUeness e NJ. Charles O'Nelu' one
Il tie p-oRrrziors Of The Br s.I>h merchant steam
- Arab. We ars indebted for intelligence from
Vera CI.s 10 The evening Of the 81 inst. and
from tie city of Mexico 10 Sunday morning,
The SOlh oft. The Arab icf: E"ra Craz CT The
B. us:.. for tbs CITY. for the purpose o! under
gong SINE repairs. and got aground at the 3
". Pass. Mr.. O'NelIi came up to the city last
evening
As oar readers are already aware, the A'ab
left Hayau. on the night OF the SIN August, for
Vera Cruz ahh SanlA Anna and suite on board,
aDi ARMED at tue lat!er Sunday morning. the
l6;b. When soin, into port. she was boarded
by an ofhcer from the sIoop-oG-war ST. Mary's.
The officer me, Gen. AlmonIe on deck, and after
familiar conversation, passed into the cabin,
where San:a Anna vas: he remained below but
few minutes when-he came on deck, and told
the commander 10 pass on. This was the only
detention the Arab met with
Santa Anna. after remaining bnt short time
in Vera Cruz. proceeded to his hacienda, nj TN.
ceres, near Ja0ra, where b. still remains owing.
Il : sad. 10 InUisposlliOn, though II Is strongly
sufm.sed that 4 stronger motive than Hat OF Ill
health prompts ms retirement Tor the present
lhal Of a desire to leel his way before advancing
on the Capital. lie is surrounded by large
military force strongly attached 10 his interests
and dstached Dodes OF troops occupy position or
the route from JaIapa to the city OF Mexico
len himonse IS al inc SAf''n'. ana is no" -AIIn'
is'er OF war anu harihe' NO TURNER cn'hse
had taken place IN The stale OF AFFAIRS IN the CITY
OF Mexico since our iast ad'lces' ana thihss were
apparently fuIe'' 'honsh proh"nc'am'emos were
beng da"y IssIeu from me o;Hereh' bureaus n
fapId SUCCESSION as meaningless as such MeSi'
can documents generally arr. Santa Anna was
daily expected al The I#P'at. ami preparations on
a grand scale were making thee ana n" along
the route to JauPa to receive h'm. The ohl"c!
OF his delay being matter oil "stonIshmeh 10 The
wires.
As Mr.. O'NeiiL passed though Pesor. on his
way oach rom Tue Guy OF "eA'co' ne was INFORM
U ,"I ''',,",' W ''e
,,,,o, boveyer vos, then rrav,ian, ,t,, ,b,,r,n,
stationed at San Luis had pronounced in favor Of
Paredes few days previously.
was fumofeu III vera cruz on Inc gay The
't..b I ,H ,'',, 'I''-
patches from our Goyeromnnt of pacif. char.
actar. The Daring. il will le rccoIecte,i hv. our
readers. Jeff the Bal N short time ago. crrryinn
dispatches to.our squadron at Sacriticlo-.
Every thing looked quiet at Vera Cruz. A
boa! with lus of iruce nam tho sqqldron via
seen going to the Castle as the Arab was oavrn,
tho port.
The roads leading from Vera Cruz to the civ
of Mexico w,ra inf,stri with roh,.r-. ana s,arys.
Is a day passed without herring OF the dihpan..es
being stopped and the PASSENGERS robbed Of every
thing they possessed.
The intelligence of the Io>s of the brio Tru,,on
had reached Vera Cruz. and the version of Inc,
abandonment by her commander was similar n
the one n ready received here.
No further particulars from the fleet.
.-
The steamer n arrived at New Orleans Oh