The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-31
Mexican Intelligence.

Extract Of letter from the City Of Mexico dated
Sept %, 1886 =
The proposition Of the President of the United States
Tor nssoans peace, VIII the first question considered
ton Of the overture by he junta win result in the CON
,ua n o. commisien 70 be appointed BY the two
DC " Sy Ss 70 be
United States, Mexico viii assent upon certain condi
tons, 70 change Of the boundary Of existing treaties
the hitherto Mexican territory Of Texas
From the New Orleans Picayuns, Oct AL
we have received BY the way Of Pensacola a file of
MEXICAN papers coming down to the goth of September.
They valuable to US as indicating the tone of
need say that bitter sninosty and hositv
every expression of Mexican opinion in regard TO the
United states The letter Of Santa Anna dated l4th ult
from Ayohs, and the efforts of Gen Saas and Gen AL
monte appear to have succeeded in concentrating the
passions Of the people, and to have developed all their
manifested, however, more in words than in action and
the press is compellsd = keep tanning the dame.
the State Of San Luis Potos ssued an address to the in
hasants OF that State announcing them that troops
aaa taken possession Of TIE capital Of Now Mexico The
creasng and If the nation does not put forth eli its
strength il pust .uscumb ignominiou.y Although San
her people now to rise at once, to organise national
guard and to contribute support the
conduct of Gen. Armijo He il generally denoun-
ced az coward and traitor expected They do
Complain OF the usage thsy receive at the hand. Of Gen.
keainy save to mention, that it is dangerous to speak
against the Americans They appear to be kept perfect
~ well informed as to the movements OF Gen Kearney,
but are unable to divine his future intentions The
men OF some OF his troops towards FL Paso del Nore
regarded as but the of march upon the
capital, Chihuahua What Il to be done, whether to
yield fight appears net to have been upon
10 unite ell the troops possible at chihuahua be pre-
pared Tor the threatened emergency and for mutual pro-
proposed only They seemed have idea at Chihua.
hua at the end of August that Gen. Wool to advance
N T~nun GorA
mediate and pressing danger from The North had driven
him from their heads
the departure Of Santa Anna for the of war; in
general terms He had 10 raise and organise troops
tbs departure would have beentoo momentous step
do we see anything said Of the forced loan Of two mil
lions from the church. reported by the Galveston
forced loans favorite weapon OF Santa Anna He
paid nsalments this country by means Of them and
we are prepared to learn that he again employs them
letter is published from Monterey, written just
monn before the capitulaon of that city II 10 boosted
that there will be united in the town only troops
man the iorce under General Ta- lers immediate
mand, but more than all the American troops from
fronton 10 Monterey. The writer 10 confident Of the
issue
The supreme tribunal war has been Organized in the
dent thereof " m -
decree was issued by saas on the 10th septem-
per- authorizing tho issue Of letters Of naturalization
All foreigners who manifest desire to become citizens
having useful professions trade who are willing
% JOIN the army The citizens Of any nation at with
the republic excluded from the benefits of this de-
cree Apart from the Interior operations of decree
strikes having an immediate design to enable 70.
regners to serve as Mexicans in Mexican privateers
Gomez Farias, Secretary of the Treasury, addressed
circular on the 9th OF September to the Governor Of the
states calling upon them to make up the Of the
nauonai revenues which had been cut short by the
blockade Of ports, &c.
game national guard meeting OF the citizens of
Vera Cruz was held on tho goth ult obedience to
call upon them to perfect organization The papers
speak Of the project the grand scheme of their national
regeneration.