Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25
From the .>ew YORK Herald, August 2ll
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
From Eaavan:s and Mexico

Til Departure Of Santa Anna for Vera CRUZ
Another Rerotmton III .H-zico-1He Prepare
tion 10 carry on The War 10Th the United
Ssates-lNsztean Letters Of Marqne Granted,
&C., &C., &c.
The packet ship Adelaide, Captain Adams, ar
rived here yesterday from Havana, whence she
sailed on the 9Th August.
We have received by her full files Of the Faro
Industrial, and the DaIlo de la Eiaoana 10 the
9lh. and FL Rcpubcano, the Vera Cruz lndica-
| Tor anu Fl Monitor Republican, OF Mexico 10 The
The news thus received is Of highly iinpor
,anl character.
The English mail steamer had arrived at Ha-
vana from Vera Cruz.
She brought intelligence OF revolution IN
Mexico in favor oil Santa Anna.
Soon alter the arrival Of the steamer, Generals
Santa Anna, Anonle and Re)on lell Havana in
the British steamer Arab, chartered Tor that pur-
pose, TO take them 10 Vera Cruz, and they are
now probably al The latter place
II appears that the city oil Mexico and The city
Of Veia Cruz had both declared tor Santa Anna.
We learn iron one Of The passengers Of The
Adelaide who had gathered from gentleman
who ca me passenger IN the English steamer from
Vera Cruz and Havana, and who had been lhro'
| tue American fleet lying al Vera Cruz that
there was no sickness amongst the fleet; on he
contrary both officers and men were in perfect
health.
The United States ship Potomac, Commodore
Conner, had b-en ashore on Green Island, near
Vera Cruz and all her guns had 10 he thrown
overheard before she could be got of 1t was
thought that she had gone TO Pensacola for re-
pairs.
The u. States briggs Truxton and Perry were
off The Moro al Havana some three or four days.
but were afraid 10 60 in on account OF the sick
ness al Havana, and sailed, about the 9Th instant
for Vera Cruz-all well. The Perry went to Key
| West
The Indicator Of Vera Cruz, Of Sisl July,
states, that that city had pronounced in favor OF
the plan oil Guadalajara, with some additions; that
Generals Landero and Perez led the movement;
the troops vi the fortress Of San Juan dulloa,
also adhere TO the plan. The likeness OF Gen.
Santa Anna was carried ihrone the streets, caus-
ing great enthusiasm and rejoicing
The FL Repnbicano has several columns OF in
dividua voluntary subscriptions, 10 aid in carry
| ing on The war with the United States.
! General Paroles was 10 leave the CITY of Mexi-
CO on The 29Ih July, to take command Of the troops
on the frontier.
| Ii is rumored in The city of Mexico, that The
dffsren, heads Of The departments, especially that
of the Minister OF War, are changing The clerks
or secretaries olheir respective departments every
| Two or three days
The remuneration OF the present secretaries Of
The diffsren, departments are now admitted, and
they will leave their posts as soon as President
| Paredes delivers the views OF Government 10 &C.
neral Bravo.
Dsspatcs to General 7iornel Minister of H'nr,
| from Parsdss.
| MARIANA PAaEDcs, General OF Division, and
President of the Mexican Republic, TO the nha-
| bitanls thereof:
| Be ii known, tina, the national extraordinary
Congress has decreed, and The Executive sane
toned, the following a,!icles:-
Arr. l. The government is authorised to vary
| or change the organization OF The army. accord.
| ing as they NAV think most convenient
| Ar. 2. To be- able to name, without any alter
appreciation, superior officers, as reward Tor
distinguished actions in The present campaign.
| All. 3. As regards The estimates lor the main
,enance oil the troops at the same price, prefer
ence 10 be given 10 national productions
Art. l. Thai here be termed, and granted, Let
teysof Mugue, TO act against the commerce Of As
| Unltsd States
| ASasr4slo BUsrAMEsrE, President.
| Manuel LARRAINsAR, s..,.,,,;..
J. Francisco sEakASo,