New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06
Affair. in ne4ieo-nan,ie.ro by Paroles.

csr, .dyices from, Mexico and Eavaas leave
. -oou for doubt that The late instruction ia
,,,ss hut link in chain OF similar movements
.o,d 10 tske place in every province. and intend
.,.,,r.-,hroS Paroles and restore TO Santa Ana
s-sc-;on Of affairs. Il i evident thar toe ri-ins
-. ,.s, Manned by Santa Aua himself, aided per
-. -. 80 .-;end Alunorye We shall 5000 Ii ara
IA, r.sult in the various PROVINCES and see "nieh
~ the rival chieftains is likely heReeioFih 10 &c Is
-. s.osndsD, Ii Paroles uiumPhs, il viii argue
,ba Army Is still CONS iant 10 MS fortunes no'-
xi,bs,srGips The defeats on the Rio Grande.
p.,ad-. delivered before the new Extraordinary
Congress of Mexico long snd able Address on rs
assembling on the 6,h ull He SPEAKS OF the more
D,e,t hch elevated hirlio poVeT-o'its necessity,
the purify Of his intentions the Pers and laooTs OF
his position the violence snd danger o. faction lie
necessity OF curling tie ceniion-ness OF me FFess
the steps be has taken 10 restore order and Fe'so
rate the Nation, &c. &c continuing
announced 70 YOU with the deepest par, thai; dur
acknowledgement disorders have broken 'ut 10 me
,un of The department OF Mexico soc in pSis OF 'nU's
~ PuebIs and O-cs in those Of SlnAloa snd >oarrs
and recently In OF J-sco 10 TIE 'oite oil ateNeo
snd in its points O.; consci y iia Vi c7 aeSIa A.:
On and I-isco exist old and envenouird germs 1" ''s
d. which disclose and i,nI- themselves whenever
.ons se,tae any other part OF TIE hepuo"I, a.
,hn., points TIE benefits Of civiiztaon are So,
M ~, sud The wiser, and hum.nest plan viii De 10
..sn 20 INTRODUCE. Them there. that the many e's
uep,s of mischief existing there usy not oiHu'e '1e
sSe~hers- a.. -. .hos.
those no, sharing the fau!', she eoninc' OF 'Aose
VII rave ..iz-, upon The transports te>sed 10 carE Al
execution 20 California and nPon ire supihes p'ea e W
~ defence will always offer al example OF ma
Thi> shocking crime has been committed Al N'Aa'
- h ~. very .oliery cover that peninsula from
attack threatened By the shipping OF ine lni'e' r.
uos can those troops ever repair such ds"E ac'> s
Iuited STATES have. no douot, aihon- tieH eSo'
r.in.r ma counted on such uescherts as THIS when
me- heve perhaps aided IN eonTlVng ana rejoice III 'e
- =. ,-i,r orr resistance frucss. however firm. by
sntir ,he.e attacks every parc!dal faction among
orr.elves They no home assist these things suies
do no, fleet 10 deeply hsy are woGncins ;hsF own
country striking II her very NE now eaihs het ~
the mercy OF that enemy who has long so"eu olse'Sn
in mr. BOSOM thrown impedments IN The WAY OF Der
Government discoucertet her society in Us principles
maIirns and administration
H. then briefly recies hat has been done 10 suppress
ma. movements. and with what effect but repeats that
the necessity Of thus dverDg Tor the maintenance OF 10
nestle order forces and uppies meant Tor inc Foreign
contest the latter OF course to be conducted a.
have iu,.nsibly come TO where am TO speak OF the
s-ar-s, circumstance in our present pos,uon. w neu
tns Administration came into power " found 'se,l I'ce
10 face with An entered into oy the proceed
ing one 10 Minister from the United states 10
treat on the Texas question. The Gnvtrnmeht nn III
It's u., cause resolved never 10 yield 10 the pois
ZION of hst part OF its territory was preparing Tor WAY
y.t anxious 10 spare II might the etd.lon o blood
determined 10 hear what this Penpoientry had TO pro-
pose Blu, rs b. feared from the ia!Acou' poicy
of the lued States. l-fath oecsIE- apparent rs
soon their Comni. presented himself: they hai
sent Mir John Sd- Minister al hoe to treat OF
.p,ci. matter but Ms Resident Minister .uch MS could
on IL be admitted between nations whose intercourse mas
no uuedimrnts The Government, therefore. gave hin
clearly that 1t could only receive him ID
special character upon Which he asked and furtn~lth
rrcelsed his passports. TINS has been seized hy MS
Coz M nj AS
hoi Is and provoking contest as II tns refusing 10
fraudulent negotiation were IN act OF hosu''y,
snd hen that Government IL sreaJy Using arms NOT
Only defence o Texas. but iur the usurpatlon vi
a fresh part of our territory.
Tue American Minister was not received because
nsiiona gnIy forbade it, when American army was
marching ON the Rio Bravo oar ports both were
threatened by ,qua1rop and troop. OF the United states
trod cur soil in California therefore, obliged on
the Plat of March soemny 10 declare that peace anu
national honor being Incompatible with such agsress'ns
our should be defended frcm their encroschmens,
until this Congress with uhom Il lag 10 declare war
.houd assemble. Their army Tor some tune stationed
Corpus Christi, advanced 10 Point lsaocl and thence
tos- position in front Of MstAmoro. After assembling
above thousand ia ;hst quarter directed the
General nt Division to against the enemy and
Gliding crossing the river took up position he
and the fortified point OF taso Real "a
to-, SIN May sharp engagement was brought on 10
which troops proofs ut their raor shd tnougn
with some loss n.d the field and msutalned the honor
OF our On the day orr General n-Cniet tel
back a position, where the combat was renewed
but with unfortunate s-us on our part.
The division crossed The and the commander who
still preserved according TO his returns four thousand
the line, besides auSares suddenly evacuated
city OF MatGmorcs against the express orders oi has
Government, which looked 10 the Importance mantan'
ing that place Tor farther operations and as The point TO
which supplies aud reinorcemeAS were on their way.
such conduct the part OF the general! In
chief has obliged recall him and TO summon him 20
account for his dsobedence before military court OF in
curry. The Government meantime Is actively at WORK To
repair these everseS and looks TO Tie nation ana 10 you
for cooperation.
The quadon United States has begun to blockade
the ports OF Vera Cruz Tampco and OF famaupas anu
It's will PROBABLY carry havoc into those far cities
The day come ihcn when the country calls % It's de-
all Us chidren-he day when this Congress must
proclaim against thar nation which Caters itself 50
fa"y that single misfortune can overthrow the courage
and the constancy. OF which fellow have given
many signal proofs As citizen and soldier, Hm
ready Tor sacrifice; and the brave men OF our army
aided ny unanimous people, Will defend with me 10
the last the 81 red rights OF our country.
He goes on to exhort Congress 10 provide the
means of repelling invasion from without aud re
pressing disorder within: trusts the National spirit
may be successfully invoked says The Army has
been strengthened bat the Finances remain in de
plorable condition. He trusts that the dangers OF
the Nation will evoke the virtues which are 10 res
cue and render il illustrious Finally, ne closes by
restoring Congress the extraordinary powers with
which he has necessarily been invested, committing
the de,,inies of the Nation entirely the guidance
Of its Representatives.
i. is understood lha, Paroles will be reelected 10
the Presidency, aud will repair at once 10 The from
tier to take command Of The Army. leaving Gen
Bravo as Pre,den, pro ter or perhaps uiamvi'
rate com posed OF Bravo. Herrera aud Caeyas.
Reports were riie al Vera Cruz OF an approach
ing vol; al Tampico in favor Of Santa Ana II
said thai the revolt al Guadalaxsra had been
crushed.
Illinois-The Nauvoo TrOubles-Politcs, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
QUINCY. Illnos, June 22d. 1916.
There has recently been another rpeck OF War in
the i'll faed county of Hancock growing out Of the