New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23
Late and Important from Mexico
Revolutionary Movements.
BOMBARDMENT OF VERA Cruz.
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Bv, tue arrival on Tuesday Of the schooner Har.
nonous Walker In twelve days from Havana. ne have
advice, from tee CITY of Mexico TO 18th June Vera Cruz
I'D June and Taupico u Jay. The q. w bring. an
overland mall fror, the Psciic unde- seal for the L 8
Government bot the nairre IKE inpor.an; intelligence
1t is said 20 coa,sin ass iranspired- The tsn.
la,es the following from Spanish papers.
THE revolution in Santa Ana hss extended to
all the cities from Acapulco 10 Nazatiau, embracing the
Departments on the Paciic, which are now IN arms
against Paroles With the exception Of Oscs and La Pue
sia two Southern De par;eus which remain neutral VET
in heart thew are doubtless with Iucatll their
Formal declaration. OF Independence haze been receives.
In Mexico from both tire CaorniAs The 7evoiunnsts Of
,Ialsco having aitacSed Coe1s by the Paredes
army retired GasdaaxaTa large city, which they
terrifying division OF the forces was ordered there By
Paroles had been Intended FOR the deiencs OF Mon
:erey The U.urper desires suppress all Instructions
before he attacks Gen Taylor.
The Juu-A Congress liked the S:h OF July for the
cosa OF II. session II had passed some important
On 10Th June Il proceeded 20 eeci President and
Vice President nine;yh' votes being given Sc for
Paredss. 10 iOg Bravo, for Herrera or Perez. FOX
Rincon for Arrsya, and io- Esrs- Gen Paroles
declared President, and Gsn Bravo Vice President
The former having obtained permission the army
against the Americans received MS commission the
s,n OF June and the vanguard Of the forces under Gen
Arevalo lett Mexico the 18th, Tor Monterey
Paroles would follow soon Bravo arrived from
Vera Cruz Gen Bravo set out for the Capital ou HE
24:a June leaving Gen De Ses 20 command San Juan
1 CToa and the Department Of Vera Cruz
The Cabinet Ministers rendered their designations 70
Paroles on hearing that he leave with the army
He refused 10 receive them. Meja Is appointed Com
mauder in-Chef OF the Northern Division Of the army
AmplGia remains al san Luis Potos Arista Is said 10 be
coming 10 Ne1!co-ai SLOW pace, We suppose Tor We
rnd proclamation him. dated at Linares, iih June
calling the army TO rally FOR the salvation Of the Re-
public.
"Exrsvaesnt rurnors circulated In the newspapers
relative the American forces whose march New
Leon and Monterey is said have commenced without
opposition and The Vera Cruz papers have that Gen
Taylor IA within DAY journey oil IAinpco. era Cruz
Itself has been almost evacuated the merchants retiring
10 Jaaps and Orz.ba with their property. An attack
VI Castle /. said 20 have been planned by Com Con
nor 20 commence the 10Th July with tue following
vessels Frsate Cumberland, so guns; do Rari,su, so
do do Potomac so do Corvette John Adams, 20 do ,
Brig Sotaers. 10 do Steamer Mississippi do do
Princeton do. These were AT Vera Graz when the
BRUSH Clyde left there. ana Capt. simmons OF
that vessel seeing six other u $ vessels Of war
OFF the harbor as be cstne out.
Tie squadron there consisted Of the steamer
Te.uvius hip cf so another steamer and brig
The yesuvius. said, going 20 Tsmpico 20 take
board specie which the L brig $: Narys oocsading
there had refused permit the British Mail Steamers
receive. The ST. MArys opened her tre Tampico
the 9TH June which answered By two gun boats and
after action OF three hours the former retired.
"Avarado place South Of Vera Cruz IS blockaded by
Z 5 Brig which had captured trading boat and some
men \ few gun-boats al Alvarado chased boat from
the brig, but without coming enough FOR fight.
paui. brig which attempted run the oackaie OF Vera
Cruz and seized by the L :. FRINGE
ton. No lives lost. The brig "as released
IL ia auu.ing read IN. in Mexican p Apers
relative To our army One has thai they 10y
Alta Mira near Tampico; and another says tn is
nothing oppose their march upon Monterey New
Leon another reports General Taylors departure from,
Matsmoros the l0h June for Reynoss and Ssu TO- 81
the head OF five thousand pieces Of srtiier and
30 wagons So great ia the alarm Vera Cruz ID Mt the
soldiers duty night and day. The project II the
Republic OF the RIO ersnde Is spoken Of The Mexi-
say is another annexation scheme of the Yankees,
who scducng the people OF Tamaulpas, New Leon,
Chhushus &c. &c into the measure BY means OF news
papers published In bad Spanish al Mstamoros.
The Indians have ravHged the department Of Duran
go. committing terrible depredatons aud chasing the
Government troops. Martial law has been proclaimed
at Vera Cruz Tsmpico and Alvarado The Juntg or
Copgrcas received the report of Committee relative to
the war which sugges,s that Congress ought 20 adopt
for the deencs OF the country 1t appenrs
however that the report the measures for prosecuting
The war WAS referred back them Tarnpco has de-
cared for Santa Ana also Guadalaxars Seieya Lagos
Guanaxuso and the Caorniss In addition &c other cities
and Departments already reported Only very small
part OF central Mexico adherus to the administration of
Paroles and that would no doubt revolt soon IS ne
rot under way with the army
Letter from Santa Aad to Don Romul0 de la Vega.
HAVANA, June g. lsl6.
My DEAR FRIEND have learned from the pub
lie papers lately received from Lous with great
row you been taken prisoner, and brought
New Orleans as such three other officers In
Quence of disastrous battle OF the 9th nit In the field
OF La Palma, eu miles distant from our City OF Mats
moros
Being out OF our country and forbidden return 10
territory truly painful TO TO be unable 10 offer In
person, this time the services which have always
offered IN her greatest Conflicts IL = equally painful 10
be unable 10 take share In the dangers OF the
merltoroas army Of the Republic with whose blood |
have mingled my sacred rights
Of the nation and have choice EFF me. In which
can crafty my patriotic feelings but 10 tender my
sources they will extend, 10 my companions in
who in misfcrtunes Ike yours. This Is what
hasten 10 do hoping that you, and the three other
officers with you. will draw monthly for amosnts
equal your respective pay, anter the tn:
your letters will be promptly honored.
Present my friendly saluatons 20 your companions and
Inform me !; can in any other way serve you
Your most devoted friend
ANTONIO LOPEZ De SANTA ANA.
On the gth ul, the Constituent Congress were
occupied Oh bill 20 enable the Government procure
sources for the Tie bill originated by the Gov
eminent, aud the crst committee agreed it, but Con-
gress hAi recommed for Amendment, which had been
made and ori;y had authorized the Government
appropriate. six mouths the resources necessary
IN the convenient manner but without hypotheca-
ing property individuals corporations. IL pro-
posed iIui; The amount 20 tro millions OF dollars
private letter OF the 2y,h says this limitation Will be ap
proved.
Another bill was pending, from the Departments
OF War and the Treasury, declaring
lSt The Mexican nation iuds itsei Ia state OF War
with the United States Of America
% Consequently the Government will pu. in action al
ia and powers, 10 render the War effective
Until the repsrs,ion OF the injury done the Mexican
and fo:ces, both nil existing corps and
form others OF re same arms 10 such number u
may think necessary, and II other powers shall be
cesssry, 1, shall propose them u Congress.
Gen Paroles has decreed the formation of bat
talon OF City Militia Of the Merchants Of Mexico and
swo squadrons Of Cavalry.
Several failures had occurred among the mer
camille hoRses OF Mexico. and more expected.
The people of Eacotap pam had enlisted 10 the
number Of 800, hasten 20 The defence Of Alva.ato, "
attacked.
On the Goth ult there was severe shock of On
earthquake =: Vera Cruz
The two Mexican steamers. Mon.ezuna and Qua
ialonpe. still Havana. One them. the Ggats-
!aupe. VIII probably purchased BY the Captain General
The o:her is considered nearly worthless.
Later from the Army and Texas.
By the arrival OF the Telegraph. Capt Aud, We
have received Galveston papers The 1h instant The
Telegraph Jeff B-azos Santiago The 5ih which later
place she ef, gu 81. direct 10 Noble TOOK
four companies Ct ninety men each and Landed them :;
B.szos Island
We are sisd TO lean sH the river boats except
the Potomac which lately LEFT Galveston :or the Rio