New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Mexican, Intelligence.


{. We have received BY the way OF Pensacola a file
Of Mexican papers coming down the 20,a of Septem
Der by no means 80 late the advces from the
squsdToh received by the Ewing, but the papers are
ihree weeks later than any Mexican papers we have
Known to be received in this City twelve DAYS later
than the papers VIC have seen translated quoted by
The Union Ihey are most valuable indicating
the tone OF feeling manifested by the people Of Mexico
We hardly need say that bitter luminosity aud hostility
characterize every expression OF Mexican opinion in re
yard TO the United States
The letter OF Santa Annhdated the l5h uli from Avo
Ia and The efforts Of Gen Saas and Gen AlInontn an
PEAR have succeeded III concentrating the passiens of
he people and 70 have developed all their capacity for
hatred Of the North Americans This is manifested
however more in words than in action and the r,rcs.
B compelled to keep tanning the flame.
On the 9th OF September Gen. Othon the Governor of
e State OF San Luis Potos Issued an address to the in
nabitants OF that State. announcing them that our
troops had taken possession OF the capital Of Sew Mex
co. The dangers Of the country he tells them are each
5ay increasing and the nation does not put forth all
strength il must succumb ignomniously Although san
Luis was unable TO succor New Mexico he calls upon
Der people now TO rise at once TO organize National
Guard and TO contribute 10 support the National exist
snce.
The Mexicas appear not 70 know what to make OF the
conduct Of Cen Armjo. lie is not 50 generally dc
pounced coward and traitor we had expected
They do not complain OF the usage they receive at the
hands OF Cen Kearney save 10 mention that il is dan
rerous speak against the Americans They appear TO
Do kept perfectly welintormed TO the movements of
Gen Kearney but unable to divine his future in
,sn,ions The movement of of his troops toward
gPa.o del Norte is regarded US but the commencement
Of march upon the Capital Chihuahua.
What Is to be done, whether 10 yield or to fight ap.
pears not 10 have been determined upon To unite all
he troops possible chihuahua be prepared the
threatened emergency and Tor mutual protection from
our Army advancing from the North proposed only
They seemed TO have idea chihuahua al the end Of
August that Gen. Wool to advance in that direction
from San Antonio, or else the more immediate and
pressing danger from the North had driven him from
their heads
tn hnfO ne al adj m
the departure of Santa Anna for the Seat OF War in
general terms He had first raise and organize troops
His departure would have been too momentous step
not TO have been specially and repeatedly alluded TO-
Nor do sny thing said of the forced loan OF two
millions from the Church. reported by the Galveston
bu, forced loans favorite weapon OF Santa Anna.
He paid insaluens to this country by means OF them
and we are prepared TO learn that he again employs
them.
A letter is published from Monterey, written just
month before the capuation OF that city It's boosted
that there. will be united in the town not only more
troops than the force under Gen Jaylor's immediate
command but more than all the American troops from
Fronton 10 Monterey. The writer is confident OF the
issue
The supreme tribunal of has been organized in
the Capital and the notorious Gen. Alvarez appointed
President thereof
A decree issued by Gen Saas the 10th Sep.
.ember authorizing the issue OF letters of naturalization
TO all foreigners who manifest a desire 10 become ct
having useful professions or trades or who are will
Ing to join the Army. The citizens OF any nation at
this decree Apart from the Interior operations OF this
decree 1t strikes us having nm immediate design 10
enable foreigners to MeNicans in Mexican pr
vateers.
Gomez, Farias the Secretary of the Treasury, adj
dressed circular the 9th OF September 10 the Gov
Of the States, calling upon them to make up the
arrears Of the national revenues, which had been cut
short by the blockade of ports, &c.
The Government is theoretically ondeavoring to or
ssDize National Guard. meeting of the citizens OF
Vera Cruz was held on the goth ult in obedience to
call upon them perfect organization The papers
speak OF the project the grand scheme OF their ma
honR regeneration
Wouldour limits allow we might continue cu.lng items
from tho Mexican papers and we now in daily ex
pectaon oreceivng much later advces from that conn
try by the way of Havana II will not be deemed OBJ
usre add here that the latest published accounts the
Mexieans appear to have of our movements upon the
Flo Grande derived from the press of this city
translated by the papers Of Havana. To read Mr. hen
dali details OF the scouting parties under Capt McCni
ioch among the Mexican villages on the Rio Grandc IN
the columns of the official paper of Mexico was little
unexpected by They do not fail 10 mention that
ne once visited their country under very ditteren,
auspices.