The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-19


had abored for the independence Of Texas Mexico will
not make peace with the United States until due repsra
ton shall have been made by the latter for that injury
and all its consequence"
The writer astutely adds
But to enable Mexico to use such language it is
cessary that abe should gain victories and that tie
commerce Of the United States should be harrassed
our Pri ,ud s in every sea- &c.
rods gives sad account Of some Of sodiery 1t
ssya;;
have retired in the direction Of Camargo China
join Taylor.
"Yol can entertain no idea of the disorder of these
troops nor conceive how much wickedness they have
accomplished. while eternay preaching to Of the he.
nefts which we should derive from their rule These
terrified town. began to gallon their horses through the
streets and we're drunk from the time they arrived
entered any that pleased them They had three unortu
nate beings with them, tied by the neck and driven along
shoot because during the night horses had been
lost and these poor fellows accused of having so
countrymen found them nearly dead and cut the cords
which bound them. Thew made good their escape
e! Republicans: print which has supported Santa
Annals cause and claims with unhinching earnestnes
during the greater part of his Punishment given
him terrible offence in publishing letter which proba
bly, Swallowed forth his true intentions is extremely
reasonable to refer of its statements to sentiments
known to be entertained by him. The letter is signed
charges Annals with the intention
bansh to various quarters Of the country the most mer
named Jose Joaquin de Herrera date Presidency and
r. Garcia Condo 1t accuses Santa Anna Of vindictve
motives in this regard, and denounces his rule Dica
torship.
Santa Anna writes long report of the newspaper, and
Its correspondent to the Minister Of War his friend Al
There is one law, made by Paroles. Of which have
account of the abrogationI allude to that
editors and correspondents That furnishing persons who
caiumniae the government is with equal certainty in
the publishers of "Ei Repusierno" will soon find them
selves employed on the Qualifications of the frontier"
or those Of Vera Cruz to one or the other Of which
places by recent decree, all criminals to be trans
ported The same paper Of the sth nst contains let
ter from "a Captain Of foreign sloop of war lying at
Pensacola" dated 9th August.
This Captain could of course other than Monsieur
Dub,u Of the French bark La Perouse, who mingles
very commendable love of scandal with about equal
degree of ignorance and causticity. He says
Mr. Buchanan Secretary of State is celebrated for
charge Of the Navy was no more than Professor Of
History no great proof Of fitness TO control Naval Ar
shameful ignorance governs his department. IMum5
He proceeds Some may consider my language rather
caustic but am persuaded that il only expresses the
single opinion of enlightened and sincere men, who love
good faith and their country and who are Mortified at the
state Of decentralization in which the government is
Tbe from the frontier gives but little satsac.
ton to the United States One half Of the army Is found
Tor had much trouble with the Louisiana volunteers
that he was compelled to discharge them all
only mesas one single to
for expecting favorable result"
here is more of his setier, but don't about
copying it.
Accounts from Monterey late the both ult. have
been received letter Of the 26h says that the Amer
had left Mier for that city, but their march
slow, and resembled route more than march. They
were six days moving fifteen leagues (3s miles less)
I'VE are now strong enough, and within eight days
will be more so! There two thousand troops in the
plaza and from eight hundred to a thousand horse at
here from San Luis Poos, the first Of which ought to
| w m m n fOrCa Of hOuQ and mpu
Superior, not only to the forces OF the enemy now
their march, but greater than all they have at Fronton
(Ssn lsabe Matamoros and the other towns, which do
not exceed iftyfve hundred all told We have there.
fore only to meet them at the point Of the bayopet"
patriotic expectations founded the statements of this
writer, as it brings Gen. Taylor further than Serial
:ation The ty seems ito be well fortified, and Mejia
writes with great confidence in the result As the re-
puda Meji can indulge in any amount o. pleasant anti
cipaticns do not know where Santa Anna intends to
fix his rendezvous, but presume at San Luis Botos and
he will doubtless endeavor to meet Tay at some point
The bulletin of the official paper the 10th inst reports
an encounter between two partes-of the opposing ar
mics in the pass of Pacuache in which the Americans
lost six killed and two prisoners. and quantity of pro-
diers wounded.
The relative numbers not given but take it to
have been another Canales and Thornton affair, IT, in
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