New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10
Inter from Mexico.

The bark Ann Louisa. arrived Thursday from
Vera Cruz whence she sailed the l4th ult brings us
dates the sth Of December inclusive but the papers
do give such important intelligence as is contained
in private letters. dispatch from Gen Paroles TO the
Secretary of War dated San Louis Poosi November 26
and announcing his order for the of Col Baryan
for having circulated reports OF his the Generals nten
ton TO pronounce for dictatorship is the only item we
find in the Journals in which the good faith of Gen. Pa
redes is substsntated in editorial paragraph We
learn that our Minister Hon. John Sde had arrived at
the Mexican capital The soop ofwar st. Marys which
carried him out to leave Vera Cruz the next day
Q5,h) for Pensacola The U. S. brig Porpoise, which
carried VIM s. PARROT was also at Vera Cruz, wait
ing orders.
Private letters however OF the hshea, authority da
ted in the City of Mexico the 18th Of December say,
I'VE are momenarily waiting revolution. which WILL
take place before tomorrow or next day Gen Paroles
is at the head Ii will be complete overthrow 1t is
said of the present Governrpeut-Gen Paredes will de-
mand three thngs-First that war shall be declared
against the United States second that new coAsttu.
ton shall formed and third that the Government shall
be put in tho hands of three individuals The Mexican
papers strange to say, almost silent IN every hs
referring the state of their country or their relations
our own and while discussing change in the Govern
men express themselves utterly opposed to the revo
utonary projects u certain men, 10 wnon tue rum VI
MExIco. Dec. .
TEXAs-Wc think it proper ,odeclare thatthe Repub-
lie would be extremely exposed, II war should be com
menced on the frontier before having considerable
number of troops in the California. Among the ports
which the Americans would attack as soon as nostiiiss
should begin that OF Monterey would be assaco WIN
the greatest vgor and occupied with the greatest Ia
cility; and that blow would be the more advantageous
to them because it would facilitate the possession OF the
CALIFORNIA; and adjacent departments. while from vera
Cruz and Tampco they could hardly advance single
step from the coast
From the Mexico Patriot of Dec. ..
CALIFORNIA, AND CALIFoRSlA FoREvER-We have
.ha ~ r1RaHa lYDr
because the Secretary OF the Treasury is persuaded that
California incur the same risk as Texas.
lfMr. Castillo has false and unfortunate an impres
sion the would not be sufficient 10 prejudice him
against the marching OF the expeditonary troops Even
il 1t thought impossible TO prevent the loss of that
fine province he ought not wait with folded arms or
with the want OF troops facilitate the farther losses whcn
would certainly succeed
Has the Minister considered II il be true as is sup
posed that refrain from sending troops is equivalent
conscnns in the most humiliatinc manner. that the
Americans may appropriate California New Mexico, and
who knows bow many other departments Has he re-
Elected that California is not estate OF his own Of
which he allow hmselfto be dspossessed, and not
the property of the nation. which the government is
most sincerely bound 10 preserve and defend at all haz
ards
But finally supposns that the Cabne, has decided to
suffer patiently the loss of CALIFORNIA; tell frankly
whether these military sections will be sent where they
may be useful, now long stationed at different points
We pray the official newspaper to give US some lno-ula
ton these points.
MArAMoRAs, Oct, a9-By information received from
the military commandments a. Laredo and Mier We learn
tina, two more dragons of the enemys force Corpus
Christi have arrived armed and equipped ike the first
two aud also soldier Of the infantry. 1t that they
are lrishmen. and that their coming occssioaed
by couvic,os OF the injustice of the conducs OF ;he
American Union toward this Republic. The dragons
belong TO party who sent out 10 reconno,er the
passes of the Nueces In Judgment this descrtion
which the enemy suffers will increase
The lndisn hosrlities are continuing with hord bar
bsr,y while the Governments strangely inactive on The
subject.
The report of an aemp, to sssassiuAe Gen Santa Ana
is contradc,ed the fabulous invention OF worthless
Spanisrd with the hope OF obtaining pecunary reward
LATER FROM Rio DE JASEiRo.-The brig Put.
man, horner from Rio de jsneiru Nov. 18th. arrived al
TINS port yesterday. We learn from Captain Horner
tina, on the evening prior his sailing from Rio ate
dates had been received from the River La Plate con
tanning important information the nature OF which had
no, ,rsnspived Up 10 the time of his leaving.
In commercial Affairs material change had taken
place since sdvices brought per schr Fashion 81 New
York Coffee continued scarce and high The stock Of
Flour in rst hands was large and with but limited
demand al $4,000 $4,000. Business greatly depress
ed freishts very dull number of American vessels
ware in mort waiting freight the prospec. for bea ken