New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30
From the New Orleans Delta, March 20
Prom Hayana-Late from Mexico,

By the packet brig P. Soule from Havana We
have files OF papers to the 10th inst. The local news
from that city is of little importance
Fl Ddro de "a Marina, OF the 9th contains The latest
Mexican received st Havana by the British steamer
from Vera Cruz. which arrived on the 18th.
The appointment OF Don. J. 81 Tornei ne Minister OF
War in place OF Gen A:non;e is confirmed. The Mexi
can papers received at Havana do not mention word
about Mr Sldel nor is anything limited aoou' lis recep
ton departure
Tie Mexican Guadalupe, reported st last &C.
counts have left Vera Cruz for Tampico with troops
returned the former port and states tina; before her
departure from Tampico 1t was rumored that the Amc!l
can army Ind left Corpus Christi and that II was ad-
vancing toward Matamoras the Jeff bank OF the Rio
Bravo that they had been driven back by the MeX
cane The Indicator of the 2sth, ssys that they had
po.ye accounts that the American army occupied the
left bank of the Rio Bravo and that enlistments
going on Mstamoras in order repe them, but no
had yet taken place Said steamer reports
three or four American vessels of e. the Bar OF Msta
moras At Sacrihcioe three sloops and one brig OF
war (Aunerican) were laying at anchor.
In anticipation OF the next meeting OF Congress the
Mexican press is busy engaged in discussing the most
juortsnt question that is stirring the politicians OF
that country The Memorial Hstorieo La Ronn and FL
Monitor in favor OF keeping up the present form OF
Government. The new paper Ell Tempo, and La kpoca
are of the opposition. and recommend the System propo
sed ia the Plan Of udlo the only which can save
the nation present condition The doctrines adopted
and defended BY Ell Tempo were supposed to have great
influence in the minds Of the people but Ell Indicator
says that is false supposon entertained only by the
uartisans Of FL Tis7apo.
The Mexican Government occupied in devisng
financial scheme that would provide sufficient means 10
cover its expenses.
Gen Antonio Leon has been appointed Governor of
Oajaca.
The English house Of Tayleur. jameson g. Co. have
demanded permission import 1000 900 lbs of cotton,
and they had already paid in the 100000 amount OF the
duties.
Gen Range the leader of the revolt OF the 9Th June
against Herrera had returned to the capital by special
consent of the present Government
FL Boletir Ntcr announces that peace had been re-
established in the South of Mexico
Gen. Don Manuel Riucon, Governor Of the city OF
Mexico mas resigned his important post and the Assem-
by was proposing election. No name is given OF any
of the candidates for The place.
Its general rumor that the ecclesiastical property
has been ruortgaged for loan Of Ss000000 and it has
been exaced by the lenders that the different proper
ties should be specified.
The Espectador of the 2st says that they learned that
the greater part of the military forces stationed in the
CITY of Mexico in active preparation to depart
fro that place and that 30 additional pieces OF artillery
had been ordered TO be ready for the purpose.
The Government in Mexico had received notice from
Gen F. Meja Tsuaulipss, that the commander OF the
Mexican troops on the left side OF the Rio Bravo had
spprised him that the first brigade OF tie American
cavalry had left its encapment for Matamoras and that
the rest of the army TO leave the next day Tor the
destination.
There are continual arrivals at Mataoras Of deserters
from the American army. and By two belonging to one
seeing some forty dragons, with officer fully armed
md equipped to arrive there in order 10 join the Mex
leans The Boea promises publish the declarations
of the two soldiers.
The stages for the line that s about being established
between San Luis Potosi and Queretsro arrived in San
ceda de los Muatos the 3ls January and they were
In active preparation to start them.