The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-25
From the New York Herald.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA
AND MEXICO

-.9nother Revolution in Menico-The Pre-
paration TO Carry on the War ,cith the Uni
ted Standardization Letters of .Marque
Granted, Sc, Sc. Sc.
The packet ship Adelaide, Capt. Adams. ar
rived at New York on Thursday from Havana,
whence 80 sailed on the 9th instant
We nave received by her full files of the Faro
Industrial. and the Diario de la Hn5ana to the
9th and Et Republican, the Vera Cruz Indca-
tor. and Et Monitor Republicans of Mexico TO
LIST instant
The news thus received is of highly impor
tant character.
The English Mail steamship had arrived at
Havana from Vera Cruz.
She brings Intelligence of revolution in Mexi-
CO in favor Santa Anna.
Soon after the arrival of the steamship. Gene
rails Santa Anna. Almonte and Rejon left Havana
in the British steamship Arab, chartered for that
purpose. TO take them to Vera Cruz, and they are
now probably at the latter place.
IT appears that the city os Mexico and the city
of Vera Cruz had both declared for Santa Anna.
The Indie ator of Vera Cruz. of 2lst July states
that that city had pronounced in favor of the plan
Guadalajara, with some Additions that Generals
Landero and Perez led the movement; the troops of
the fortress of San Juan lloa also adhered to the
plan. The likeness of Gen. Santa Anna was car
red through the streets. causing great enthusiasm
and rejoicing. The Ell Republican, has several
columns of individual voluntary subscriptions TO
aid of carrying on the war with the United States
General Paroles was 10 leave the city of Mexico
the 29th of July. to AXE command of the troops
the frontier. II is rumored in the city of Mex
co that the different heads of the departments,
especially that of the Minister of War are chanp
ing the clerks or secretaries of their respective
departments every two three DAYS
The remuneration of the present secretaries of
different adn TOD
they will leave their posts soon as President
Paroles delivers the views of Government tn
General Bravo
Despatch to General Tornel, Minister of War.
Paredes.
Mariana Paredes. General of Division, and
President of the Mexican Republic, to the nhabi-
tanfs thereof:
Be it known. that the National Extraordinary
Congress has decreed, and the Executive sane.
toned the following articles:
Art. |. The government. is authorized to vary
or change the organization of the army, according
as they NAV think most convenient.
Art 3 10 be able to name, without any after
appreciation, superior officers a reward for dis
tinguished actions in the present campaign
Art 3. AS regards the estimates for the main
tenance of the troops. at the price preference
to be given to national productions
Art. a. That there be formed and granted
Of the United States.
ANAsTACIo BUsTAMEHTE. President
MANUEL LARRAINsAR. 2Secre,,r;os
j. FRANCISCO SERRANo, oeofe'aries.
1t is ordered that this decree he published, cir
culated and obeyed.
Palace of the Mexican government, July 25,
1876. MARIANA PAREpEs Y ARRILAGo.
The antecedent decree was unanimously agreed
to in the General Congress on the Goth eff july
'hn 81 4 =.
the people to save the republic, and to preserve
the independence of The nation and republican
principles from being sacrificed by their Northern
invaders. The government firmly believes the
effort will be successful
The troubles of the citizens of Mexico on the
Rio Grande are alluded to in the presses of the
country and with much apparent bitterness against
the United States
The citizens of Mexico are called on, in gene
raj terms, to rise EN- nasse, and rcpe their inya-
ders.
The government are sending with all dispatch.
extensive war supplies of all descriptions to Mon.
terey, 10 be at the disposal of the Commander in
chief
Juan Nepomuceno de Ia Garza, to all The in
habitants Of the department .Nueuo Leon =
1t requires all those capable Of bearing arms,
from 10 to So 10 unite in the defence Of that de
partment, and of the National territory, invaded
by the enemy's forces for this purpose report
ut the inhabitants of each town will be immediate
~ made This force is to be called the local
militia torce of Nuevo Leon IL is not only to de-
fend the towns when invaded but to march where
ever required against the enemy. Its object being
10 deiead, at any and every cost, the integrity of
the na'ionai territory, invaded and occupied in
part by the troops Of the United States.
90 tar as we are able 10 discover, there appears
TO be general relief from all internal cOmmo-.
ton or expected revolution Unauimity prevails
among the citizens, in consequence Of a general
desire 10 repel the forces Of the u. S.
A letter was received from the Governor of
Nueyo Leon, that 5000 Americans had appeared
IN that department, under their second in com
mand' and that he had informed the government
he had ordered all the forces Of that department
TO be sent against them
Decree Of Paredes, under dale of the 10Th
Juty.-Uranis as ports entry for foreign commerce,
during the blockade Of the Mexican ports by the
navy OF the United States, Tuxpam Goatzacoal-
cos, lobo Lamarna. and Tecouta, in the Gulf,
and mansanlIlo, on the Pacific. In these ports,
Professionally officers to be established for the
benefit of merchants
The Faro Industrial, of the 9Th ofAugust, says:
Besides the intelligence published Yesterday, dates
from Monterey Of the 24th Of June, state that the
torllhcations of that place progress rapidly; that
martial law prevailed, as we'll as great enthusiasm
against their invaders.
we learn from one Of the passengers, Of the
Adelaide, who had gathered from gentleman
who came passenger in the English steamer from
vera Cruz TO Havana and who had been through
the American fleet at Vera Cruz, that there was
no sickness amongst the feet; on the contrary,
both officers and men were in perfect health.
The United States ship Potomac, Com Conner
had been ashore on Green Island, near Vera Crnz.
md all her guns had to be thrown overheard be-.