The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19

hwih promulgate this order to their entire commands
"a osuss a, omce IN charge efcsnnon to inspect thsm
ma car on inc Commssary General at the State arse
al, New York, for all deficiencies
Commsndants Of regiments will furnish correct roster
Respective Commands to the Brigade Major. forth
All vacancies hereby ordered to be filed and ON.
n. WIN take up their commissions on the 4th day Of
HENRY STORMS, Brigadisr General.
Comd'g LIST Brigade Horse Artillery.
H. JOHNSON SroRMs, Aid do Camp.
Latest from Havana-Anair. OF Mexico.
We are indebted to Capt. Ward, of the Rapid,
Thch left Havana on the 10th inst, for valuable
chipping and other intelligence, and also to the
poiteness of Mr.. Mcguire, passenger in his
[essel' for several highly interesting communism
ions.
The latest advices received at Havana from
EZRA Cruz are to the 18th ult.-not so late as our
pwn advices by nine days.
Among the passengers in the Tit, from Havana
Tor New Orleans, were Valtenina and wife, Cuero
md wife, Bassin and wife, Mad. II. Biguche, and
Mad. Lunces de Franqui-an of the Italian COM
3any.
The Spanish frigate Christina, Capt. Don Pablo
Llanes, arrived at Havana from a cruise, on the
18th ult.
Ths'royalsnail steamer Forth sailed from Havana for
Jamaica onythe 10th ult
The tower Of the church Of santo Domingo struck
cornice was injured hut no other harm done
There was company Of actors in Havana their way
% Mexico but efforts were making to induce them to
The editors all make mention Of the eclipse on the 26th
ult The ds was slightly overcast but the view Of the
great phendhenon was upon the whole satisfactory
visible. r'
The birthday Of tho Queen Mother of spain he 9th
ut) was celebrated with much pomp in Havana Gen.
o'Donne the Captain General held q leves, at which
all the military and civic authorities were presented The
Mt anthsv
fred BY the Spanish brig of Patriota a well AZ by
French and Swedish corvette then in port.
The travelling season has commenced and overy yes
sci for Spain carries out large number of passengers
The Havana papers mako no mention Of Mexican at.
fleet or course, any privateers had been ttcd out
from any Of the ports Of Cuba it would have been
made public The Republican Of Vera Cruz Of 2ad ult,
says that the u g. squadron 10 still in Mazatlan, and
though blockade has as yet been declared there is
evidence that tspeedily will be- The neighboring ports
onstratons Of the American feet. The following Amer
lean vessels at Mazatlan the Savannah, Of 60
guns Constitution, So Portsmouth, "a Levant al and
President Paredes has published an address to the Mex
lean nation In which he sets forth the various of
complaint which Mexico has against the United States
In reference to the mission of Mr. sdc he says in his
address, The repeated acts of aggression committed by
co ever since tho year 1896, received their climax and
were contaminated crowned by the fact Of the United
IN h p
MISTER as II the relations between the two governments
o a not By the
the worry moment when Mr. Hdel 20 his name Is given
N the spansh presented himself the troops Of the Uni
ted states had seized upon and were occupying
they were preparing to the Peninsula Of Csor
MAJ He then says, did not admit Mr. Hidell (SlidelD
because the dignity Of the nation repelled this ffosh in
sui" Meanwhile the army Of the United States was
cautioned in Corpus Christi and had seized upon the
island Of Padre Vagn thence marched to st. Isabel
ana IL nag was made to wave on the right bank Of the
Rio Grande del Norte in front Of the city Of Maamoras
their vessels Of war having previously made themselves
redo surprised 81 party Of their troops and p
begun by the United States Of America undertaking
fresh conquests the territories the other side Of
the line Of tho departments Of Tamaulipas and Of New
ted States were threatening Monterey, in Alta Calfor
MIA" He then attributes the responsibility of war to
the Americans and the more because that after this
invasion when yet they were noticed to withdraw from
the Mexcan Departments and to the Nueces the
ancient limit Of Texas, they totally disregarded the
ice. He then goes on to say in the most solemn
Congress- and not to the Executive-but be says the
defence of the Mexican territory which the American
troops have invaded 10 urgent sity and my
sponsibty before tho nation would be immense if had
not given orders repe forces which acted as enemies
there gave those orders" The same paper, from
which the Havana papers make the above extracts
2s addressed to ST.. D. Cordenas Project Of the de-
partment of Tamaulipas, in to O remonstranco
addressed to him upon his march to the Rio Grande-
SThi' letter we believe, has already been publshed}
can residents, have been ordered into the nte-
rior the British Consul Matamoras requested FREQ
pass to the American army in order to see Gen Taylor
would follow an encounter with the Mexicans to the
American citizens settled there. General Ampuda re-
might write conveyed safely over.
The Echo Of villa Clara contains an account of child
born March 10TH without head