The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08


Rsal del Monte to vsn Cruz. The robbers came upon
p: a.% Il M is:
s =: With ss
Jenkins profile painter we'll known in this vicinity
l paints and In /: -:
written 70 thi: CITY, he quantity remarks that he has now
:s &c osn a hs has
sight He speaks in warm terms Of an English gentle
man At Jaiapa Who supplied him With money Money! and cloth
sal at Yer. Cruz in furnishing him with such nscessa-
riss as his exissucies demanded
sudsIinss Of Gen Taylor's troops at Corpus Chrish
The distress OF tho officers for the want of IRE, truied
depicted in terms draw anguish from tbs man
OF sensioily The Mexicans rejoice to ind the army
1y its sunerings and promise themselves
The spanish brig Of war PstrIots sailed from sacr6
Itsppears from Vera Cruz paper, that the Cumbsr-
land Il the United states fgate lying at SACRIFICES FL
LosSsssy gives minute account Of her armament a
would be easy TO- all sheet with excerpts from
the Ms.icsn papers but the public mind 80 intent up
the probable issue of the attempt Mexico into
monarchy that intelligence upon any less important
thomes would be overlooked.
- From the New Orleans Delta March 2o.l
We have been furnished by friend with an extract
of letter from an ocer attached to the Gulf Squad.
ron -
"suNDAy EVENING" March g. 1916.
have not much news to conmunicats-ons item Of
something still more Imporsant. News was brought
down from the city this morning. that the Mexican gov
i supposed that they have concluded receive him
Despatches down the Commodore this morning,
from Mr. slidsl and the bearer Of them who told
"Last Tussdsy.the frigats Cumberland arrived and
on Thursday Com Conner transferred his flag TO her.
II IL said that although she was fitted out for the Coast
Of Africa and the Mediterranean she will remain on this
AT u. M, this day the brig somsrs arrived She left
Pensacola last Monday am told that she did not bring
1.-THE vessels Of the squadron now lying here are the
mouth, John Adams, and brig somsrs. The Porpoiss
.slsd :. Tus.day !. supposed for the coast Of Texas
French bark and an English bark"
Correspondence of the Mobile HERALD
ID q the q 4. ss. Rssn
Gregory commanding, from the Bra.ils
eSs s arrived her. on sSnds last days IN
dispatches for our Minister in Mexico, Mr.. slidsll
IT,; g: steam 1s: M'.::pp got under yssT.y
Porter remains here to take back to Warrington such
intsiigsnce a. our next arrival may bring The dis
portant nature end warrant the belief that their 70
csipt in Mexico viii determine anxious affairs with
The unsxamplsd fcrbssranes heretofore observed ON
the part Of this government towards Mexico, can no
expectation" Of sfsctng adjustment Of dfsrsncss
We must therefore resort to such means ~ will ct once
probation Of the good motives which have dstatsd this
ieng forbearsncs M
Altar all our ships destined for the Gulf of Mexico
500 guns-a number adequate to accomplish any object
our Commanding oeicsr may desire 70 effect an
brush with Mexico, think the Rarltan may be pat
Gregory, to chronological term has the bump Of
Aghvensss strongly developed could be testified to
last war with him.
~ From the New Orleans Picayuns]
One Of our Havana correspondents writes 10 his sPs
cuations in relation to the movements Of Santa Anna
HAVANA, March 2o 1916.
Santa Anna appears to have important business
his hands just than cock fighting and his chick
ems have Little other fun than growing over their past
backward and forward continually between Havana and
Mexico, and his exmnisters who are here in exile
q
Al to the idea Of establishing monarchy in Mexico.
ns ohns IL sz
sncs il true that large sums Of money are continu
ally being SAINT from this place for the purpose Of cor
rupting the present government OF Mexico and eissa
have also been By the authoriis here 70 work
upon the dscontensd in the prcky pear Republic but
kept their money at home to pay their own debts with
to throw away upon such an absurd and Quixotic
city Of Mexico in favor Of Santa Annals return and
90 much 80 Vera Cruz in his interest that thsrri
reported that he was board thsre quite demon
tnrOWn out00rlt1oo.
] give this last report a. ] heard it.
[From the New Orleans La Patria, March 2sl
MAHYEsro OF SANTA ANNA.
justice had to the determination Of leaving her
territory never more to call forth public attention to
70 ;aS'ps e give
rious o6ces have filled. and vndicate myself from
tim. to please and amu's my snsais. 'A 's'' ~
"lhad come to this conclusion in the supposton that
my sentiments being we'll known to DO emlnently Mexi
ba f0ou rao oh tn do ma tha
either to open to again the gates Of my country and
yong. myself y forcing my 6sos:a Country 10 accept
amo.arcAy with foreign prince. But victim always
red against me, and consider to be my duty to has
ten TO refus them in order not to be exposed to the
could remain silent without in the interim giving
some color Of probability to the news published in Mex
nsss q Il. 81 IN
Atrociou: calunny invented and circulated, like many
Others with the well known view Of rendering me odi-
Equally grave ara the accusations made against me
newspapers published in Cadiz under the title Of the
sSio and nrst therefore hasten to rsfuts them False
eminenty false the allegations contained in the
whom nay have in:inus..a The least ssns imputed 70
The fact Of presenting me the promoter Of the
project published in said articles and attributing the
a. S bulk u 3;
capable that ground of the dire inamy Of driving
dsgg Or into the entras Of my mother country Oh
A th ousand times mo-
"Aggrievsd and caumniated by = few personal enc.
mics Of mine, whom pardon and pity, have cause
OF compliant against the majority; but had, my
Vengeance would be to form vows for their prosperity
airing my exile and to sacrifice myself in case need
refung the calumny Of my dsractors, and dsspasing
the conjectures formed by those who know not
my life time through foreign COUNTRIES and die far away
from well beloved country, rather than TO seek to 70
turn to s bosom through the road Of violence oppro
Abrium and infamy. A. L. DE SANTA ANNA"
| Hsyana, Feb. 8, lslo.
FRox HAvANA-TEM Days LATER.-The fast
sailing packet brig T. Street, Captain Mcdonnell,
arrived yesterday from Havana bringing us full dies Of
| papers to the 2lst inst.
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