Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-29
IMPORTANT FROM VERA CRUZ.

received at Boston, and placed on the books of the
Exchange Reading Room OF that city, of which
the following is an extract:
Ths garrison Of this place declared yesterday in favor Of
General Santa Anna and against the actual Government
send you, herewith copy Of the plan of the resolutions
which you will cbge by having published without loss Of
time.
"By the enclosed you will find that the with the
United States will continue until otherwise disposed of by the
Congress which is to be assembled by the revoluonists if
they trumphsay four months after they possession Of
the capital This w make it matter Of six months dura-
ton at least am not of opinion that there is any dspo
son on the part Of that people to seek pacific solution Of
the question"
f (TRASsLArfoN.1
Alta meeting Of tho Chief and officers of the
eighth regiment quartered in the heroic city Of Vera Cruz
to take into consideration the caamtous which the
Republic has arrived and to seek the remedy fit with
draw Il from such state and life and prosperity
Considering that the principal the existing perncous
dscord the want Of fundamental system laws to be die
lated freely by the nation which has manifested its etesaon
OF the monarchical system, and the Of Government
which may be the offspring Of public opinion instead Of the
contests OF factions Considering, further that the existing
Government Illegal and has discharged functions in a
oppressive and issued antpopuar call for Con-
gress with view to the establishment Of monarchy aud
Mat while occupied in plot detestable has neglected the
defence Of the national territory and abandoned upon the
frontier that portion OF the army charged with its defence
mOTeoVe tnat the hepuDuc the
to ruin and that it necessary than ever to labor
assduousy to unite and strengthen the bonds union dis
solved by our msorunes, abjuung all private opinions
officers aoresad second the plan proclaimed by
the people and Of the city Of GuadaIaxaa the 10Th
OF May last as far as the fifth article inclusive with the fol-
lowing additions Ill
lst All those who may have been banised for political
opinions since the year 1921 invited return to the Re-
public and co operate in the present movement M s
3D. BY this the circumstances of the with the United
States are to be considered as in nowse changed but it is
the Congress which will assemble determine relative thereto
and for the Mexicans to obey their resolutions a
3d. general invitation is pofcred all those this de-
partment who may have taken up against the existing
order Of Government to unite in this plan, which has its
object the public veal alone.
4th. AS his ExceIency Gen. Don Antonio LorEx SANTA
ANNA had the glory establish the Republic whatever may
have been his he firm supporter Of public liberty
and national honoror this proclaim him leader of this
great enterprise.
Signed by the officers generally.
The New Orleans papers of the 18th contain
news of the same nature as the above, but much
more in detail. The Picayune informs us that the
five articles of the plan of Guadaaxara referred to
in the foregoing pronunciamento, were to the fol-
lowing effect: $3.50
st reputation Of the Congress summoned by Paredes
3D. declaration in favor of Congress- be chosen
according to the electoral laws of ls24whch Congress
should be charged with the formation of constitution
GLIDING utterly the monarchcal principle 3d. Providing that
Congress should assemble within four months after the ber
ating forces gain possession of the capital 4h Guaranyng
the existence of the army and 5th Declaring traitors who
should oppose the assembling of such Congress- attempt
the liberty of its members oppose the constitution should
establish.
We copy from the Commercial Times and the
Picayune the following additional news:
Early in July Senior BEcKaRa the Minister Of Justice re-
signed his post and after Gen. BnAvo installed in power
the other Ministers likewise resigned Letters from the city
Of Mexico dated the 29h July, give the following the most
probable composition Of the Ministry D. Antonio Garay
Minister Of Finance d. Ignaco Mora viamiI Of War Dr.
ID. Luis Gordon D. Luis G. Cuevas Foreign Relations
aud d. Fernando Ramirez Of Justice, &c. letter Of the
soth July, from the city Of Mexico, speaks Of the Minis
try being already formed, but without giving the names
1t adds, moreover at the Ministers ,cre ithot e-
oeption disposed to make peace with The United STATES.
President PAREDEs had determined release all prisoners
confined for political offences.
The Government declares that il will repel by force the in
vaon of the national territory For this purpose the various
corps to be increased and every effort made strengthen
the army. The Government will make known to foreign
powers and all the citizens of the Republic as means Of
justification, the Of the war; and the necessity which
exists of epeng the aggessions made Mexico by the
United States.
On the Oath ultmo communication laid before Con-
gress, from the General commanding in New Mexico stating
that 5000 American troops had penetrated into thatprovnce
consequence Of which orders the troops Chi
huahua and Zacascas to reinforce General AamIJo.
The nsunectonss Jalapa and Guadalaxaa de
to give the Government any uneasness report cur
rent that pronuncamento had taken place N has already
occued) Vera Cruz, but il did not bear the either
Of the two Generals who commanded there-Gen Mozo in
the city, Gen Rod de Celia in the castle Gen. Pacheco
would put down the affair at Guadaaxara and he
found insufficient, Paroles marching towards that place
communication had been made from the city Of Wash
ngton by the British Minister, inmaiing the Mexican
Government that il could expect aid from England
Gen. Mejia has transferred his headquarters Monterey
their march to that town they viii first sc the instruction
Gusdalaxaa, which their The last brigade OF
troops thousand strong quilted the city of Mexico on
the 2sh ulmo with several pieces of artillery They
represented be, like those which preceded them perfectly
equipped This division in all 600 men, which,
with 1000 1900 in Guadaaxars, when united with those
with Mejia at Monterrey will represent dsposabe force Of
Paredes Col Don Juan Cano accompanies the President
Chief of the Corps of Engineers The departure Of Pa
redes positively fixed for the 3ls ulmo his detention
caused solely by his anxiety his troops perfectly
equipped and supplied
militia corps Of 500, had been organized in the
city Of Mexico. Some troops had arrived at Tampco
inforce the garrison.
We may hourly expect intelligence Of the most
6om Mexico. Public affairs are always
remey complicated in that distracted country but the
ingredient which has just dropped into the cvcrbubbns cal