The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03

medaey quit the citadel and repair to the town OF Ta
will receive orders to march to the frontier BY order Of
the Vice President. God and Liberty
MExlco, 4th August, 1916. MORA
To Gen. MAR. sALAs
From the New Orleans Picayune, Augusta 10
The British sloop Of war Daring, Captain Mstson,
arrived of the Baze Sunday evening from Vera Crus
and Capt Matson and Lieut.. Herbert came up to town
yesterday morning with dispatches from Mexico and
mail from Vera Cruz-all which were forwarded by the
mail o. yesterday. The Daring sailed from Vera Cruz
the nth ns and brings very important intelligence
The gov ernnent of Paredes has been entirely
Mexico and Pucbla have both declared for Federation
and Santa Anna
merchant steamer Arab arrived OF Vera Cruz the
morning of the 10th inst having board Gen Santa
Anna and his fnmy, Gen. Almonte, the sx-Ministers
RECON and Haro Tamariz Sr. ID. Crescencio Boves,
ex-Deputy from Yucatan to the Mexican Congress and
several other individuals Upon the appearance Of the
Arab of Vera Cruz, Commodore Conner repaired on
board the steamer Princeton and attempt made
to intercept tho Arabbut the morning calm and she
freight Opinions differ to tho intentions of the Com
modore towards Santa Anna believing that he had
desire to intercept him On this subject learn by
letters received by the u brig Perry at Pensacola
from Havana, that before Santa Anna lett Havana
Consul, Col Campbell had conversation with him to
was in favor Of the war with the United States To
which the General replied You know how il is; if the
people Of my country for war, then am with them
but would prefer poacen Before leaving Havana he
requested and received from Col Campbell q letter of
introduction to Commodore Conner He alsotook with
him a valuable box OF cigars, intended present for
the Commodore. Upon arriving OF Vera Cruz he took
good to waste time in the presentation Of his
But to recur to the revolution in Mexico. Our ad-
vices some what meagrs, but they of the most
authentic character so lar as they 60 we have seen
matey connected with affairs in Mexico from their
respondent in that city From this letter it appears that
Gen Salas and portion Of the garrison OF Mexico pro-
nounced the 4th nst in favor of the Government of
Santa Anna. Although Gen. Bravo, the Vice President
the morning Of the 7th inst Gen Salas invested
with the command until the arrival Of Santa Anna, sup
latter used his influence with the Ministers Of Paredes to
nduce them to continue in the discharge Of their fuAc
tons.
The letter announcing the above intelligence urges
scandalous shame that while the revolution going
in Vera Cruz and Mexico, Gen Taylor is advancing
with his forces into the Interior opposed by force OF
any consideration This 10 the dis
graceful, inasmuch as by the contamination Of the
vouhon 5000 troops from and 1000 from the
frontier and these united to the army Of the North
would be able to make head against the invaders.
= The same letter announces that some adventures
from the United States supported by the of sloop
Of war; had taken possession OF the port of Monterey
California, and the writer adds" God knows what will
be the result OF this movement as well as the invasion
made by the way Of New Mexico In conversing with
Captain Matson learn that the intelligence OF the
cess Of our arms upon the Pacific by means
Vera Cruz having been received many days before
the Daring sailed for this port.
We have-been permitted to take copy Of the follow
ing letter rebeivsd by q commercial house:--
VERA Cruz, Aug. l6 1876 Mexico and
Puebla have since also pronounced for Federation and
Santa Anna Bravos government, hardly established
was overthrown, and Gen. Sales has put himself at
the head Of the movement until Santa Anna may arrive
Tranquility restored Gomez Faras aided the
partzans OF Santa Anna to bring about the revolution
His sons have down here to welcome Santa Anna
who left Havana the 9Th in British steamer called
the Arab, accompanied by Almonte, Haro Tamariz,
Reon and Boves and thus ought to be here every day
General PsIeass was taken prisoner and kept in the
OF convocaton of Congress- the principles Of 1924 and
the members are to assemble at Mexico on the 9Th De-
cember next The present conveyance carries the news
annexation Of California the United States
ceved last night by express at the British Consulate
Santa Anna, who had only been signalized when
postscript the above. letter written subsequently
arrived and received at Vera Cruz with every de-
monstratcn Of enthusiasm and joy.
Eve learn that Paredes taken prisoner and confined
it his manifest intention to employ the troops,
equipped for the army Of the North to oppose the adj
against General Taylor The revolution in the city Of
Mexico followed immediately upon the announcement
" .e @ s s,. era ah On .ne Sis W. So.e
Of Perotc instead of Mexico"
Although few Mexican papers received by the
Daring not SO fortunate to obtain the Of
them and they were forwarded to Washington by yes
terday's mail.
From the New Orleans Delta, Aug. 25l
We yesterday, incidentally informed that ono of
the British Naval officers from the Daring who up
to the city said in private ersaton that Santa Anna
had arrived OF Vera Cruz before the Daring
This statement may not be correct but when Santa Anna
should have reached heress reached there he has be-
fore thswe cannot see how Com. Conner reconcile
it to his duty to let him pass into Vera Cruz unless
deed Capt Mackenzie had purpose Of visiting Havana
besides making inquiry in reference the fitting Of
in other palmer language the govern
ment has the of Santa Anna that assuming
power he will negotiate honorable peace and equf
table terms If there be not such understanding
would be act Of magnanimy without precedent to let
Santa Anna pass the blockade Com Conner is of Vera
Cruz for the purpose of preventing the enemy from
ceving assistance whether in the shape Of men,
munitions Of war provisions &C. Santa Anna goes there
osensiby TO render them that assistance and unless he
has given government satisfactory guarantee that
he goes not to prolong the but to effect apeace it
we-so far as the principle involved is concerned--as
well might army OF ten thousand men from Yucatan
elsewhere be permitted to make peaceful entry.
The Peace Mission.
From the New Orleans Picayune, Aug. 251
II the letters Of the Secretary OF State to Commodore
Conner and the Mexican Secretary of State des.
the Alabama last Wednesday for Brazos Santiago the
Commodore will probably first receive the dispatches
through the newspapers. Tho Daring will very posi-
bly, convey them first to the squadron.
Army Intelligence.
New ORLEANS, Aug "a, 1885,
The intelligence from the city of Mexico, to the 9Th
inst. is highly important Gomez Fariez Vice Prcs-
dent under Santa Anna who was expelled by him in
1885, and exled from Mexico and remained in this city
till Santa Anna put down by Herrera, in the most
abect poverty declared against Psrsdes and in favor Of
his old enemy in the city of Mexico, about the 4th in
slant, backed by General Salos 7dios, and Of
the very troops that Paredes had raised General Bravo
held out in the city for four days but without blow
being struck surrendered The accounts state Paredes,
who had left the city, overtaken captured, and is
prisoner in the castle at Mexico.
Gen. Talos Immediately issued a Decree convoking
Congress for the 9th of December next agreeable to the
pronncidmento under which the revolution has bosn CT
fected.
An express arrived at Vera Cruz the 18TH which
day the Daring left announcing the important fact that
of vessels in the Pacific had landed ct Monte
rey California, and taken peaceable possession 30 Cal
iforna is ours Huzza for side There are some
absurd in town, that California has annexed IL
self to the United States" That it, of course impossible
and II Is barely possible that she has declared herself in
favor of the United States IT'S enough TO knew that the
stars and stripes float in Monterey.
From the New Orleans Pcayune August 94l
CHINA MEXICO, August 8, ls46.China is in the hands
Of the Americans-no the grent end celestial Empire,
with its Bangs and Whapgs. ito Tings and Lingsbut
the little Puebla town in Mexico OF the name,
situated on the Rio San JUAN sixty five seventy
miles above Camargo Ben McCulloch with ifty.hve
Of his men, arrived in sight of the place about o'clock
aftor for cd If ftv mil