The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03
Affairs I'm Mexico.

From the Washington Union1
Annexed is the plan adopted and proclaimed by the in
habans and garrison Of the city of Mexico and acceded
to by the late government the 9th of August 1886
Art l. Instead of tho present Congress another shall
assemble composed of popularity chosen
according to the electoral laws in force for the election
of 1924 whose duty shall be as we'll to frame consn
ton for the nation adopting the form of government
which they may doom in conformity with the national
will as to take charge of all matters relating the war
with the United States and the affair Of Texas and other
frontier departments The monarchcal form of govern
men which the nation evidently deests shall be sxc,u
ded.
ARr.2. All Mexicans faithful to they country. in
Guiding those out OF the country are called upon give
which purpose very particular invitation is given 10 his
excellency, the welldeservng Gen Antonio Lopez de
santa Anna who from this time recognised general
n-chef Of all the forces engaged and resolved combat
in order that the nation may its rights secure its
liberty, and govern itself.
ART. g. Until the sovereign Congress shall assemble
and adopt the requisite for the will be
the indispensable duty Of the executive to dictate such
measures may be urgent and necessary to sustain
with honor the national nag and this sacred duty must
be discharged without the loss Of single moment
ART A. Within four months from the occupations by
the berating forces of the capital of the republic the
Congress referred to in the first article must be assem-
bled for which purpose 1t will be the duty of the gene
ralin-chef to issue the order OF convocaton in the
terms indicated and to take that the elections pro-
eeed.with all possible liberty.
ARr.5 The existence Of the army is guaranteed and
il assured Of such attention and protection as due
to the well deserving military class Of free people
Ant Any one will be declared traitor to the nation
who shall endeavor to retard the assembling of the said
Congress- make any attempts against by infringing the
liberty OF its members, dissolve it, suspend its
sons attempt oioppose the constitution which il may
establish the laws which it may enact in conformity
with the present plan.
The foregoing plan with preamble setting forth the
and objects of the new revolution was commun
Gated the ath Of August by General Saas the chief
Of the pronounced troops to General Bravo the acting
President OF the republic and correspondence took
place which is not sufficiently interesting for transla
ton.
(From the Mexico Republican,, August 81
Since the Sd instant repeated notices have been given
to the government but in the most respectful terms and
tons and private letters addressed to Senior Bravo and
Senior Quijano by the Of the pronounced
forces in the citadel, remained either unanswered
were answered in an evasve manner by asking for time
ior giving definite answer two O'Clock in the
chief Of the citadel waited until that hour and hav-
ing received answer arranged his columns for the
movement the Generals D. Martin Csrrera and D. Jose
Urea presented themselves the part of the govern
ment. and stated that Gen d Bentc Quijano was EN-,
powered generalnchef to treat with the pronoun.
GERS IL both parties should appoint commissioners to
meet at designated place The generaln chief Of the
pronounced forces drew up new communication with
this vew stating that the commissioners appointed
his part would attend before FIVE o'clock in the after
noon in the convent Of San Francisco where they would
await those appointed by Gen. Quijano. The commits.
soners Of the chief OF the attended
alter the lapse Of more than an hour had not made their
appearance In consequence Of this and Of Gen. Qujs
nos having sent new communication stating that
unta of would meet at O'Clock in the evening and
that reply would be given in the of the night
the generalnchief of the pronounced forces detern
ed to wait longer, and commenced his march with
two strong columns, composed Of infantry body
of cavalry and some light pieces which, being arranged
In the most efficient manner advanced without meeting
any impedment, until they surrounded the palace the
forces occupying being confined within the limits Of
the principal square
his commissioners would attend vine o'clock a. night
ia house No TO- the first street de Plaeros, occupied
by DR.. d. Pedro Vande Linden the director Of the
military board of health In fact almost hour before
the appointed time, Generals Carrera Urea, and d. Ra
mon Morales appeared as commissioners of the general
commanding the forces Of the government, and ON the
part of those Of the CITADEL Generals de Pedro Lcmus D.
Antonio Vizcayno, and d. Ramon Pacheco, homo
entered into, which lasted until half after in the
morning, and the result Of which was, that the gen
accede to the plan proclaimed in the citadel and every
article being farther determined the part Of the
pronouncers that in consideration Of the Difference and
respect for the national will manifested by Senior Bravo
well in testimony Of the respect due his
services he shonld be allowed wle In the CAPITOL the
assigns to captains general that neither he
his ministers, the chiefs, officers and troops who
have supported his cause should De mSlested and
the government should cease its functions, the troops
defending the palace to remain under the orders Of
Senior Saas The latter occupied the palace at three o.
clock this morning The Ginning Of bells the beating
Of drums and music Of the military bands, rira from
large concourse for General Santa Anna who Is invoked
in the plan and salvo of twenty guns from the bat
terry Of the CITADEL at aybreak were tie first ceebra
ton Of this event yet no government has been or
BhnLel the Vi INC ioiSe
Is to continue in command until the arrival of General
Santa Anna, who is expected within few days.
From the N. o. Times, Aug. 25l
We issued the above intelligence in an extra, at an
early hour yesterday morning. since when we have re-
ceived full file of Vera Cruz papers to the l5th and
those from the capital to the 9Th instant These jour
mails are principally occupied with details Of the progress
Anna.
The proclamation issued by Gen. Taylor TO the nhabi
tsnts Oh the Mexican Republic appears in OF the jour
@ ., tns country and forms fruitful subject Monument
or he editors who affect to regard IT, may naturally
disdain. ''' Wv" ~ 80 ~
The Monitor Of the 9Th contains long and forcibe
uce on the recent revolution. II animadverts
sured terms OF severity the return Of
and declares that having opposed his elevation