The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-17

ltroM tue New Orleans Fiosyuns. March VI
Yesterday from Vera Cruz. having sailed on the
2sd ult.two three days later than the U. s. brig
may Judge from the imperfect 6les which We have 70.
ceived The prominent feature in the 10 the open
monarchy in Mexico. This is the common theme Of
conversation at Vera Cruz and in late number Of the
an earnest article written show that monarchiss are
exempt from revolutionary disturbances than
teIy and especially from that Of Spain subsc
has evidently taken hold Of minds seriously and
the probability Of revolution founded upon the desire
Of obtaining stronger and stable government was
Mr. slidell was still at Jaaps, awaiting instructions
interval would elapse before receiving the dsnntve
action OF the Mexican government but we presume
reception, or Of his return to the United States
AN passenger by the Ansx thinks there is
that Mexico, when II comes to the pinch, win receive
our ~, Minister with the best grace possible.
The Falmouth, st. Marys and Porpoise, of the U. 8.
dii squadron, were lying at Vera Cruz when the Anax
left there on the 23d As before mentioned the
Of so large force when unexpected alarm
ed the citizens Of Vera Cruz not little. When the
Anax came OUT she saw vessel supposed to be an
American irgate going into Vera Cruz. Can j have
IRON Rio at our last accounts z
The Anax we should mention, brought SOS in spe
Gle, and twenty -four passengers.
The Mexican steamer Guadaloupe, left Vera Cruz On
the 22d ult for Tampico, with 900 troops on board
ah s Ssh steamer Tsvot touched at Vera Cruz en-
the British frgate which had basp ivin1 A. Var. Cry,
for some time sailed for Halifax.
The bark Eugenia, Briscoe, for New York and tho
schooner Water Witch, Trenis, for this port, were
lying at Vera Cruz. Both announced to sail on
Don Angel Trias, the Governor OF the State Of Chi
huahua, has resigned his Office, having refused
Robberies still continue very freonent in Mexico-
One occurred on the 9th ult directly opposite the Ma
are paroed by the militarv but thsra il No sscent
police 'N' '-''' % ~ 'A'''A'
Mexico that the CLERKS Of tho asrsnt ~
have not their paw since the nsw Of b1ga
temnorarS illness ia gs" ~ Isss ascoversd from
needy class If he would preyen, great distress " '
that Gem Inan Ayars ~, assures tne paGmc
belonging to the exnedtion 10 the Caiifornas a. hsa
Dssn charged against him Such things do happen
Gen Amnudia doss not annaer "a h.,. r.,r.d e,,h.r
than Celaya, on his march 10 the army Of the NoTtS
some scandslous reports had bssn IN c;cuIs,o me ht
him but one paper cpntrad;cts them SS"ou soou'
On the 9th iii Gem Paredes revisrsd ,b ,oon of .h
sion In returning to town n The avsn;n ON the oced
dents happened One moor saiiow a @ a s
"a"pisa 0y the cavalry
FROM the NJ " Delta Msrch g.
received by gentleman Of this city, from his friend in
$1,000 Luz, wnlcn cohtains we presume, about all the
for the accommodation, subjoin:
nnaar "v.nA CRuz, Feb %, is45.
news but am really in such hurry have no time
20 srasy my wishes. The Water Witch will sail, how
sSss Tor your port in Eve or SIX days when hope be
aoue 20 give you something definite Al present the
tIsd noya ousn spparenuy quiet !: really in an unset
s..u no Every man ID dlssatsned-no man feels
secure. Inc government Of Paredes 10 confessedly
ana lais 20 enlist the slightest confidence
Rorhi;. ues.sn mere, az we believe, to suovert the
Mepuoc atose.ner ana establish monarchy, under
- JU h OF Engiand france and spain; and
Inc th @ - n unS plo!ec. may succeed Count MO-
a.h a .s o Don CsI.os selecteo iof the king.in
,rnI .h 1 Inu sn Oh the clergy In MS behalf,
The, pods usn . . . erronecusy counted upon
- h.i dssy's .ne proJect tnere every reason
onti d u E1 IT. new paper esaoiisned at the
the ;nausncs Of The ~ov sau unasSod 20 DO under
adyocatas tbs scham 9s :. & DOLLY ana a1y
NV a .ns scneme. But can never succeed
the nsoni nd thy Ip,rM yer ourns IN tne hearts OF