Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-04-11
LATER FROM MEXICO.

Pensacola, we are informed, mention the arrival at
that port the 26th of March of the United States
brig Somers, Commander INGRAHAM, direct from
Vera Cruz. Files of the Vera Cruz newspapers
|" Ell Locomotor and "El Indicator" as late as
the 10Th March were also received.
Our information is that the 18th of March, aletter
received from Mr. Psot of the United States Legation by
gentleman 1t Vsa Cnz, stating thaa Mr.. sl3s who was
Jslsps, hsd demanded hin psoss shs Mean Govern
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question. Mr.. p. also that Mr. slidsr would b IN
Vera Cruz in the of week, and would forthwith
turn to the United States and the st. Msrys (soopofws
was in readiness to bring him home
On the 18th, Mr. Black the United States Consul in Mex-
wrote to gentleman Vera Cruz and stated that the
receipt in Mexico of the from England brought by the
Cambria the United States If il had been had
before the decision of the Mexican Cabinet would probably
have occasoned Mr. Sde have been received and that
the Mexican Government may yet at the last moment agree
to receive him. Indeed, the Vera Cruz Locomotor" of
the 18th March, under the head Of g Interior Ncs"
tains this paragraph Mr. Slde received dispatches from
Merco but appears that they do yet resolve the ques
ton Of his reception"
The state Of Mexican affairs is terrible. revolution is
daily expected the capital Santa Anna is expected at
to their internal affairs Our naval force Vera Crz
greatly dreaded by the Vera Cmnans or least the pa
pers indicate. The Mexican navy has been taken in
by place of safety far up of the neighborng
rivers The people Of Vera Cruz sincerely DESTROYS Of
peace with this country, and though really attached the
Mexican revolutionary Government threaten pronuncia
nenfo against the present rulers If their wish the
questions Of difference with the United amicaby settled
is not complied with. Still, learn the letters received
in this city do not look to the reception Of Mr.. shde the
peaceful adjustment Of differences with Mexico proba
be Ii hoped however, that the discussion Of the
archy question in Mexico may be Of service the United
States nneenhs Of the people believed to be devoted
Republicans the RoyaGs party being chiefly to be found
among the higher clergy and the rich asocracy The pa
pers received contain spirited articles the Republican side
We learn that the British Ambassador in Mexico few
weeks since the British commander on that
station that he found difficulty in convincing the Mexicans OPP
posed to the United States that Great Britain would not Co
operate with them against of They affected
to believe, and sought persuade the popuace that
Britain will aid Mexico The British Minister unequipocap
stated that such hopes wH not be realized and that Great
Britain ,oiH remain neutral So we are informed
General Paredes is denounced in the Republican press for
on outrage on the liberty Of the press in strong The
anticipated revolution will be overthrow his party He is
believed to be at the head of the Royals, party.
Letters received Vera Cruz from Jaaps that several
Of the southern provinces Of Mexico secede from
the Confedeny and that the revolution in Yucatan has
tainly succeeded.
The Locomofor Of the 18th contains the follow
ing details of a military mutiny:
"SAS LUIS PoTosIn the capital Of this department has
occurred military tumu which gives great pain to an
nounce Al the setting of Gen. AnPUDrA with the div
sion under his command pursue his march to the northern
frontier, Chat Of Texas) Regiment No and the Puebla
Acvos consisting Of little than thousand men, re-
fused to march, under the pretence that the commandment of
the former had imprisoned and must be released Gen.
Ampuda presented himself person to the mutneers, and,
gaspng the national standard, exhorted them, in the most
energetic MANNER return their duty pronouncng those
who should refuse march towards For the moment the
decisive conduct Of the General had good effect for the
voers at returned their coors But they
the city wallis the instruction burst aresh the
made their way back into the town seized upon
several churches and prepared the orders Of the Gen.
eral who. bis side prepared take strong
for reducing the two regiments TO obedience
"Thus far learn the facts by private letters. But we
do not hear whether not any political led this
unfortunate Reorganization, likely mix with it,
"A deepseated malsdy corups the discipline Of our army
which It is time that rulers should study and cure. This