New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
Later from Mexico,
Gen. Paroles about to march at the head Of 10
to $4,000 men for the Seat OF Var, sc.

to $4,000 men for the Seat Of War; sc.
Advices have been received in this city ria He-
vans, from the City Of Mexico TO the 30th llt and
Vera Cruz to the Cd inst. Mexico continues in
very distracted state about the usual number OF Rev
olutions and counter Revolutions being in progress
Letters assert positively that Psredes &c soon to
march with about 1000 men and the army oil he
serve for the Rio Grsade. He making great ez'
ertons 10 raise more men and money, bat indsl
much more easy thing to obtain soldiers than the
wherewi,h 10 feed, ciothe and pay them. The Re-
olu,ion in the Soaih Of Mexico had not been sup
pressed and the statement that Alvarez had fed
South was con,radicted. The newspapers were
warmly discussing the question Of Paredes depsr-
ture, and strong fears entertained that such
movement, would Iced 10 new difficulties at home.
Ia he should march it is supposed the, ne may
command from 10 to l6,o 900 men, including the Re-
serve and Arisas command. II is stated that char
ges will be preferred against Gen. Arista-
The Diarlo of Havana, of the 9th inst. furnishes
extracts from late Vera Cruz papers:
Letters daed Mexics May 29h aud 3oth,H discuss at
length the subject Of the with the United States
They slate IN substance follows THAI Gen. Arista
marched Ia obedience orders received 10 the LEFT
bank OF the Rso Bravo. although he opposed the plan
from the beginning nexpedept. His force is said 10
have numbered from to 1000 not more-and il 10 co.,
tended he gained the first cay az the Resaca de
Guerrero de Ia Palma ou; lo.s The battle OF Palo Alto;
although oy Of vslur, unfortunately NOT having
the support Of great part OF the Infantry and YET the
conouerors did not pursue them
The wors, evils which Mexico sude!s Is In.
testne war and the Of 10. Guvernm 10 dis
tracted and fears OF the writer very serious
Congress have held preparatory session. members
SUFFICIENT for regular opening not having appeared
Bussments will be President Of Congress- and Paroles
of Republic the Congress being entirely In bis favor
In Paredes marches The froutier Bravo will pro
badly be Vice President He is now In comm al
of the troops az Vera Cruz
1t is thought that Congress. will invest The Presden,
with dictatoris power AMI then suspend their fessen
The Chiefs Of The SouthCrn insurrecon spoken OF
not OF our race ADD as exposed TO signal pun
ishment II they do not succeed.
Payments have been wholly Suspended, and there Is a
complete paralysis of Business In al Mexico The Gov.
ernmept have called Junts, to find means-which will
De very difficult. II impossible. The condition oil
many Of the Departments is represented as deporabe.
An express from Vera Cruz had reached Mexico. which
said by have brought 10 Mexico the throat oil
bomb4rdmen and by others the Of The capture Of
/ TWO vessels by the Americans.
The from the deliberations Of the Junts
above mentioned tina: II proposed 10 remove the
Vera Cruz 10 Jaapa and 10 reduce or amend the
duties on these goods.
Ministers Of War aud Marine Gen. Morey Viaml is ex-
p.c,ed succeed the former. Garsy the latter.
The Mexico Expectndor in remaTSiDg on Inc state OF
srs expresses doubts Of the expectancy OF the Pres
dents departure
VERA cruz, May 30th.-Under this date we have a
proclamation OF Paredes declaring the port OF Acapulco
closed against foreign aud coaoEg trade during the con-
tnuauce dsatt-ction the South 10 commence one
month from date Tor vessels proceeding from ports OF
the Republic. months for those from other pors oil
America and six for those from Europe.
MARCH OF GES. Paroles Vera Cruz. May 81
We know positively that the President dd intsrn will
Oft for the frontier With the army OF reserve and we
hope that performing his sacred meDt Senior
P-r-des will acquire victory. and the eternal honor OF
his country, in the fields OF battle