The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-25
VERY LATE FROM MEXICO.
lFrom the Now Orleans Picayune, May 1871

From the Now Orleans Picayune, May l6.l
The Sandman brig Providenza Capt Toaelate arrived
brought Is passenger. and Middleton
not Of great importance revolution has yet
The greater part Of tho Gulf SQUADRON returned to sa
crcos about the Doth ult, and was lying there when
the Providcnza sailed II composed Of the three fri
war John Adams and Falmouth, and the brig somers.
The feeling pervading the naval officers the station
adequate to make attempt upon San Juan do Uuo with
any reasonable hope Of success in the most perfect
FOUNDERS Its munitions by no means of the same
character a they were when the French attacked m
Nor DO We find that its capture and possesson
gardea oy military men as matter Of such first ratio inn
posed when the Proyidenza left that the squadron would
SAL - i% nass,e on r. , cruise Is -.
Jose Joaquin De Ross will probably be made Secretary
Of the Treasury The cares and responsibilities Of Cas-
longer to manage the fnanccs together with his De-
The death Of ST. D. suarez pcrcaa the President of the
Supreme Court Of Justice 10 announced In expectation
Of the event. he had resigned his high position but his
associates the bench had refused to accept it, Of
regard for his virtues and learning
The Archbishop Of Mexico thought to be lying at
the point Of DEATH and tho last sacraments had been sd
The latest accounts received in the capital from Msta
sd being %
rcan troops are thinning OF by descrtion
and sickness disorder is said to exist among them grow
composed Of sdventureru Of all nations without skill or
discipline and in Of action, they expected to de-
ly praised tho cavalry il thought pretty well Of but to-
tally deficient in numbers On the other hand. the Mex
be animated by the highest enthusissm and to BE- conf
dent Of A few days more win tell the story.
The proclamation Of Cen. Ampudia to the EngIsh and
Irish In the American ranks, which we translated some
days since find In the papers Of the capital Had there
been any doubt Of s authenticity II il
FL Republican, furnishes it, subsc ribcrs with well
executed map Of the ground occupied by tho Mexican
forces at Matamoras. we'll Of tho American position
y Mexican works pr are sad to BE VERY strong and
Senior Tola, Colonel Of the Engineers FL Republican,
says the American army will encounter its grave, IL
possible for Il the river In the face Of the troops
collected at Matamoras II claims that the Mexican
the Americans and argues that there ara moral
sderatons which give tho former yet considerable
.dvantagss The Americans are said 70 have lost con
como to be threatened by them
The attempt made by Cen Alvarez the South against
been misrepressnted IL was domestic brawI having
nothing TO do with gcneral politics. Cen Alvarez had
California. The papers on each side ccnsure him.
Gen. Urea was ut Durango ON the 4th Of April The
papers acqu him Of the suspected intent Of separating
Northern Departments from the Central Cove
The publication Of the paper called Don Smpcio has
been suspended In consequence Of the srngcncy Of the
law against the pres. The liberal papers continue their
ST. D. Vicente Garcia Torres tho printer Of III Men
for had been sent OF by the to his place Of
confinement for an onensvo article contained in his pa
per His mi.fortunes excited general commisseraton.
The dates from Mazatlan the Attn Of April Gen
Mexcans good deal restored; still they appre.
hended most seriously blockade by the Amcnc.a
squsdron The British ship Of the line coihngwoou a. s
mirai Sir George Seymour, arrived al san bias On 0
By shis arrival We have esivsd the following hss'r'