True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-15
LATER FROM MEXICO.

The brig Oceana arrived last night from
Vera Cruz, which place she left; i'll compa-
ny with the schooner Water Witch, on the
18Th inst. At Vera Cruz, when she sailed,
there were one United States frigate, three
soops Of war, the Somers, and a British
nan-of war. The schooner Levinia, was
10 sail for New York, on the l7th. We
have papers from the city of Mexico TO the
10Th inst. We do not find much that is
important except that the Bishop OF Mexico
had declared in favor OF monarchy, and
that the Priesthood generally would side
with him. Ek Tempo was still battling
for monnrchca institutions against the
tremendous batteries ofthe Republican pa
pers. The most important item we get is
from the EspectddOr; from which we learn
that the public attention in the city of
Mexico had been intensely excited by a
note from Mr.. Sidel, and that a Cabinet
meeting had been held for the purpose of
discussing it. Mr.. SlidelI, who was still at
Jalapa had, in very courteous but per-
emptary manner, notified the Mexican
Government that there must be either war
or peace thus initiating the requisite mea-
sufes 10 terminate the anomalous relations
between the Two governments. What fol-
lowed in the Cabinet meeting had not
TRANSFERRED
The EsDectddor publishes letter from
Topic, dated Feb "a, from which we
translate the following extracts: "Verv
stormy indeed is the political horizon in
this part of the Republic. According to the
news received by the two extraordinary
cOuners which arrived at this city on the
18Th, and which left Mazatlan on the 18th.
we Team that new revolution is on the
point of breaking ont, whose object seems
To be tie separation ofthe states of Sonora,
Slnaloa, chihuahua, and Durango from the
rest of the Republic. Ii is said that Gen.
Urea, who had arrived fromhis retirement,
would be invited to put himselfat the head
of this revolution. To the fear, which the
reports of tins revolt created i'm the minds
of the peaceful inhabitants, were added the
sinister rumors spread by the American
Naval forces there who are always an
nouncing bombafdment as soon as they
shall hear of a war declaration by Mexico,
which is soon expected"
Tsmpico papers, referred to in those of
Mexico, STATE that trustworthy person i'm
announces NANAis vega It's Ilukl30
ordered strong division to protect Mala-
nonS or any other point which should be
threatened by the enemy. The division
vas 10 march bs way OF Sirraldo. The
$4,000, received by the army there, il was
hought, would be p to augment the forces
II tins division. The mail had Just brought
he roporis that a detachment Of 0North
American troops had taken possession of
he Portion receiving ships of Santa EJeL
'latanuras, and carried away the Custom
louise officers aud the pilots, to force them
D land The American troops from Corpus
}lEisli. IL was officially reported TO the
ommandant Of the place that five Ameri-
an vessels 81 war were TO be at Brazos
and Bocca Chicd, and four hun.
red men bad beeu sent to protect said
'outoH. The government had ordered all
he dlsposabie troops TO march on the men,
ced points under the command Of Gen.
Impudia, who had issued ms proclamation
ccOrdlngy .-T rOpio, 9Th.