The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

and will quit the Republic sdatsy after the recsipi
Of Senior Lanzas reply II it be not perfectly sassfac
tory.
In the capital rumors were current that numerous
families were about removing from Vera Cruz, alarmed
cans But an explanation Is offered that these families
merely proceeding to Jaapa or Medsln to pass the
spring, the annual custom. The Yer. cru.snos DO
not consider conflict though possible, proceed
ing events may have led them to foresse.
reinforcement Of troops has recently left the city Of
An officer Of engineers, Lieut. Col Cano. arrived In
Vera Cruz the th inst for the purpose Of inspecting
the Castle Of San Juan Dc Utica
II has been announced in the City Of Mexico, in q let
ter from Natamoras that the American army under Gen
Taylor had arrived at Santa Isabel ten leagues from that
united few troops and marched FORTH determining "io
attack the enemy wherever he met him."
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SACRIFICES IL continually increasing.
In La Hespera Of the 7h inst. stated that party
their appearance Mstamorss. but retired after
connoitsring the ground This sudden visit had pro-
their cantonments They wers waiting for reinforce
msnts, which had been dispatched from Monterey and
San LOUIS Petos to assume respectable attitude the
The same paper states the government were gravely
considering the subject contained in Mr. sdsps note Of
eide. The fact is positive, it adds, that Mr., sdeI
9ures an answer within eight days Of the date Of his
From diligsnt examination Of tho papers which have
reached u.s. We cannot help observing the remarkably
civil and pacific Of their papers, which contrast
sioney with the bravado and nvsotive which they ex
The E:pe,ansa, Tsmpoo paper, states that General
vanced guard Of the Amercsn srmy which had tsken
post at Santa Isabel
II appears that Paredss Government has just contract
Drusina and Co. for loan Of 81 to be applied
the victu1lng fortyins, etc., of Vera Cruz and San
There was much talk At Vera Cruz about the poasib
lily Of war; when the Oceana sailed.
From the NJ O. Tropic, March ISL
the 10th psp' DO no S much Of 'a sss
important excspt that the Bishop Of Mexico had dc.
clarsd in favor Of monarchy and that the priesthood
ding for monarchical institutions against the tremendous
batteries of the republican papers The most important
that the public attention city Mexcp had been
intensely excited by note from Mr.. sdell Ind that
cabinet meeting had been held for the purpose Of discus
sing It. Mr. Slidel, who was still at Jalapa, had in
Mexican hat there must 30 either war or
the anomalous relations between the two government
What followed in the cabinet meeting had not trans.
The Espsesslsr publishes letter from Topic, dated
Feb a. from which translate the following extracts
VERY stormy indeed is the political horizon in this
by the couriers which arrived ct this
city on the 10th, and which left Mazatlan the 18th,
ing out whose object seems to be the separation Of the
States of Sonora Snaloa chihuahua and Durango from
the rest Of Republic 1t IL said that Gen. Urrea who
had arrived from his retirement would be invited to put
himself at the head Of To the fear which
the reports Of this revolt created in the minds of the
spread by the American naval forces there who are al
ways announcing bombardment soon a. they shall
hear OF war declaration by Mexico which 10
pectsd.n
Tsnpico papers referred to in those Of Mexico, stats
that rustw orthy person in Monterey, announcss Gen.
or any other point which should be threatened
b the enemy The division was to march by way q
o II: Of
division. The mail had just brought the reports that
detachment Of North Asrican troops had taken
moros. and carried away the custom house oficsrs
and the pilots, to force them to land the American
to the commandant of the place that i've American
sells OF to be ut Baxos Santiago and Bocca Chi
and four hundred had been protect said
Pouton The had ordered all the d,sposable
troops to march on the menaced points under the CON-
mand q Gem AmPuda, who had Issued his proclamation
- From the New Orleans Bulletin, March ool
The advice. ere from the Capital to the sth and Vera
The discussions Of the press throughout the country
turn chiefly the monarchcal projects recently sprung
up, and though majority seem adverse to assume
the scheme last resort from The evils Of misrus and
anarchy; The question has evidently become one Of
plainly snS
Vera c!o. Ia. ssssy Is The pubic pres. il
The cencsntrston Of 1nsrican naval forces, stimuli.
taneously a. were, the gulf and the western
post commanding Msamoraa had elected strong feel
ing Of apprehension a. conceived at that the
Mt slideI il would seem. had received and transmt-
ted hs u'matu. TO the Mexican government be ac-
copied or rejected in eight days. The nature Of this u
had the decision Of govsrnmsnt regard
it, The communication Of Mr.. Siideil, il appears,
ufiwstum would not be accepted Mr.. Sdel still re-
mainsd at Jaapa, his movements contingent, We ina
gine on the reply of the Mexican government to hs
last communication.
From the N. O. Delta March al
By the Water Witch, we have received further files
the monarchical party lsrgely increasing and the
Santanstos losing ground He says that nearly all the
to the Sy mso
that some Of the opposition journals were about chang
per.on has len Vera Cruz. and win proceed to Eng
land In order to make arrangements with Sir r. Peel Or
the collection Of the Mexican debt due England Tie
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part OF Mexico through which immense quantities Of
specie are smuggled out Of the Republic.
From the N. o. Bee, March 2sl
On examining more attentivsiy our nlss Of Mexican
papers we perceive, by the Loesmofer Of Vera Cruz
that the communication Of Mr. side of which the pub
decision the question of recognition minister plen
potenary, to settle not only the Texas question but
s
thought that Mr.. sdel could only be received in the
capacity Of an envoy extraordinary, to open negotis.
tons relative to the question Of Texas alone postponing
all other questions until that 10 settled.
The Loeemosr remarks that though the views Of the
government not yet definitely ascertansd there il
every to believe their decision viii be that Of the
council. On the other hand, Mr. Sdell will abate
Of his prseusons, and win certainly return home
soon a. he receives reply to his note. In such an
event the Locsmofor fears that the American squadron In
the Pacific viii attack the Mexican ports. and that
General Taylor's army will advance upon the Rio
Grande.
The prevailed that the population Of Vera Cruz
was rapidly immigrating into the interior Tho Loco
motor denies the truth OF the report.
The expedition against Mexico left the 10th inst
The diligence which LEFT Vera Cruz the 9th was d
ned near the gates Of the city.
From the New Orleans Picayuns March os1
FL ksyublieano-ths successor TO the Sisto XIX
gives full details ofths revolution in Yucatsn and then
remarks that 1t 10 most singular that neither the govern
ment nor the government papers have allowed the
slightest intimaton Of 50 important event transpre
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