The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-19
From the n. o. Delta, March

The French barque Anax Captain Pommares,
arrived at this port yesterday from Vera Cruz,
which place she left on the 23i ultimo. She brings
no papers, we understand, and precious little news
Of any kind. Indeed things seem to have changed
in the slightest possible degree since our last adj
vices. Mr.. SIide was still at Jaapa--Paredes was
still in power-Tornell had succeeded Amonte-
and the people we suppose were dreaming OF new
revolutions. We have been kindly favored with a
copy of a letter received by gentleman of this
city from his friend in Vera Cruz, which contains,
we presume, about all the information to be had.
EVA. CRu1, Feb. %, ls45.
"DEAR SIR: should like to send you great den
Of news, but am really in such hurry that have
no time to crafty my wishes. The Water Witch
will SAIL however for your port in i've or six days,
when hope TO be able to give you something def
mite. At present the country, though apparently
quiet, is really in an unsettled condition. Every
man is dssaiis6ed-no feels The
government of Paredes is confessedly temporary,
and fails to enlist the slightest confidence. There is
design here, as we believe, to subvert'the repub.
lie altogether, and establish monarchy under the
Joint protection of England France, and Spain; and
It is supposed that the project may succeed nCount
Molino the son Of Don Carlos, is selected for the
kng---inasmuch the influence Of the clergy in his
behalf is strongly, though ! thinks enormously
counted upon. That Paroles favors the proec
there 10 every reason to believe; indeed, new pa.
understood to be under the influence Of the govern
ment, boldly and ably advocates the scheme. Bu
| il can never succeed. The old revolutionary spirit
yet burns in the hearts of the people, and those who
drove out the Spaniards and overthrow lturbide
are not likely again soon to submit to the monar-
| chcal yoke. In fact, the people of this city very
freely talk of asking the protecting presence of tn,
stripes and stars It is believed that Santa Ana il
at the bottom Of the movement, not because hi
wants il to succeed but under the belief that the
whole people will rice in Gver of his recall and
firmly establish him in power
! 'On Wednesday last the Saratoga and st. Mary'i
arrived at this port; the Porpoise had been here fo
several days, and the Lawrence had Just sailed
with, it is said, important dispatches from Mr. Sill
DELL the American minister. Salutes were exchanged
between the vessels and the town. Ii is rumorec
in the public places that large American force il
shortly expected, and much anxiety is felt at the
supposed hostile intentions
| "Almone has resigned his post, and Torne, the
former Secretary of War, is appointed in his place
"Mr. Slide is still at Jaapa, awaiting, it is sup
posed, instructions from his government.
"This morning the steamer GuadaIoupe sailed FOL
Tampico, with some FIVE hundred troops on board
to reinforce, some say, the army of the north
others, to suppress an instruction which is said t.
have broken out in Tamaulpas. There was som,
difficulty in getting the steamer under way, the en-
gneers and working hands being principally Eng
lish and Americans, refused to proceed unless thei
arrears were made good by the government They
were finally paid off, and proceeded in their duty
The Montezuma is undergoing thorough repairs
and will be soon fitted for sea, and, in my opinion
will prove most efficient vessel, particularly witt
the heavy guns that intended to be put on boar,
Of her. Great activity is also exhibited at the cas-
tle and means are being taken to put in perfec
state of defence. But-that is all. If there be any
thing worth giving before the Anax sails tomorrow
I will give it in postscript. Good night.
"Yours, &C."
The Anax brought dispatches for Mr.. Buchan
an, Secretary Of State. A conducta had recent,
arrived at Vera Cruz, from the interior, will
81 SOC, 900 in specie. An American frigate wa
seen standing into SACRIFICES on the 23l, by tn
passengers Of the Anax. There was an Englisl
and French frisate lying there The British frig
ate Rose sailed for Halifax on the 10Th ult.
The Anax brought S65, 900 in specie.