New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17
Very LATE FROM MEXICO.
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Cruz as ls,e the I'D OCTOBER Inc Inie'4eeN~N "
~ -s. ,es We NAY say IN general that in
10 psre- which we have opened DO we ma any 1oHeH
of submission On the part OF the MeNSans "a 'ei
it VIII, this country Every paragraph oTesaes threats
OF vengeance Their losses are enrineFafed IN de.s %
found ,hereupon urgent sppeals to the
OF their ciri.ens 10 give up every thing !of zee
,f the war Il not too rch 10 say 'nsl eEe : ,.'e
yvs--,,s, enthusiasm apparent in sl that We read
whether in editorial remarks or the military sadfesses
with which the papers are crowded Inc spfis OF ~
:. War 10 the knife Sat this shows the surface OF
s5airs ONLY We shall have occasion 10 note incidents
which lead suspect the country Is by no means 50
,i,s; ss me, crisis her affairs would seem 70 demand
W. enter into the details OF the news without uiuch
,,sro, ar Arrangement or time for revision but this
viii BE- excused And srst OF Santa Anra
IT. 7.rs of his arrival 81 San Luis Poeosi which We
gave the other day was 81 east pFen's.1r ne 80 80
zach there III, the Sh OF October. As every 'nins N
regard 10 his movements IS sought after We annex MS
letter announcing his arrival
T1sss,rrN6 Army Or THE REPUBLIC
Esstcus-terS San Luis, Oct To- 1916
~, r,,f,. s. On the evening OF the Sth INST ar
rived 81 This capital. accompanied ~ my s'a' ao
l,shed therein he Headquarters OF tee Army oil oEfa
destined - repei ne unjust 'aSas.oh sI. S e
Republic By the Army the nl,sd states 81 the NORTH
MY entrance into this State was mace amid me So"
sratUla.ions OF rsuicus people "ho ho' CeaseS
10 be>.ow upon prouse marks OF considrtauon, anu
The remark Will sppy 20 Tie authorities anu pa'He
tucctoraries OF ali cl,ssrs
Obnge by communicating these facts TO MS 49,
lency the Geuersl charged with the supreme eNecae
power and accept assurances Q; my consideration ana e
God IA
'een 0'4 81 4SroSio LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
To The Secretary OF War.
One OF the first acts of the Willy generaissno was to
supply himself with funds This he did very etecua'.y
hold of Two millions OF dollars His preteNt was that II
was unsafe 10 forward this large amount OF money 10 the
s coast in the present state OF affairs He receipts
for the money and his individual bonds tor us restoFs
TON II must be confessed tina; this mode OF supplying
his Golfers infinitely expeditions than advertising
for loan and more acceptable 10 the people at large
than a forced loan from the clergy The accounts we
give of this great financial stroke we do not derive rom
Mexican papers but We have entire iath IN tue acs-
We trust thew viii be satisfactory TO English merchants
and be accepted rs an earnest OF the security Oh 1te
money they loaned Mexico the mortgage OF the Cali
forriHs We find santa Annals letter OF the lu; MT IN
the latest paper bctorS rs We regret say that the pa
pers give clue 70 his plan OF operations
But while Santa Anna on his way 10 san LUIS ne
wrote hack from Querc;aro. the 81 OF October a
follows The dsastcr which We encountered al Mon
trrev is not 30 great rt thought Our troops nave
left for Salro and have already occupied the principal
points of the Sierra far from the troops having be
come dcmoralized am assured that enthusiasm pre-
walls among them Their success has cost the enemy,
according 20 ucontestlbe evidence more than fifteen
hundred men Our artillery well managed, and It
ia said that the enemy believe il served by French
officers about 20 unfold all my
character with the energy which is habituR 20 and
the americans will very soon succumb or shall cease
10 exist" Upon copying this elusion OF santa Anna,
the )LrriJ breaks forth: May Heaven crown with the
mos. brilliant results the patriotism OF this tiust=ioas
i
turn to the capital covered with glory
We now FOR the FIRST time learn what fruits the Ncx'-
cans derived from the seizure OF our mails near Marin
intended for Gen Taylor at Monterey. Among the rnrl
,ude Of papers forwarded oy Ampudia to Santa Anna
and the Government and letter from our Sccrcta'
~ OF War Mr. Marcy 10 Gen. Taylor. revealing the
design upon Iampico and San Luis Potosi The letter
Is dated Washington. sept I'd and though our account
OF the OF the letter Will be- old story at Wash
ns'on may sag here that the design OF the Score
arys letter is obtain Gen. Taylors opinion rather
than 10 dictate a line OF proceedings tor him. He is told
what the Government has thought odoing and asked what
he thinks aboutt The refers To him ornior
nation upon various points TO the difficulties OF his own
advance-whether he deems advisable TO continue his
march upon san Luis Poosi and various kindred topics
The pursues its inquiries in the most respectful
terms dcicrring to the better Judgment OF zen lay
or but IL OF course dscloses plans. the number OF
| troops intended to be used against Tampco and some
! other general particulars The letter OF Gen Ampudia
covering Mr. Marcys despatch, contains singular para
graph if in haste rightly apprchcnd IL. IL is TO
| the following effect Every moment which passes,
! confirms my idea of the immense advantages which we
gained from fighting four consecutive days at Monterey
the enemy entertans great respect for the
! Mexican soldier and American blood flowed with such
prouson that from The Generals Of the came Tie s
esiiou Of driStics Of eiRt ceeks which dsarms
! Il were. a great part of his regular troops"
Since writing the above have another positive
assertion made the authority OF Ampudia, that The
idea The suggested by dvtcdr officers.
and The Mcxcans led 10 presume IL suggested
by them because the greater part OF regulars were
! cut to pieces at Monterey.
The Mexican accounts OF the battles OF Monterey are
more numerous than have published in the U States.
As 4 matter OF necessity they praise very highly tho
vslor OF troops and they insist upon the obstinacy
and gaantry of the defence The movements of Gen
Worth the West side OF the town described as
very brilliant One fort taken by Gen. Worth ia said to
haze been taken and reaken three several tmesonce
By Gen Meia the pon; OF the bayonet capturing at
the time 800 Americans and eight pieces OF are
ry Some of their first accounts declared that Gen.
Worth killed From Saltillo Gen Ampuda wrote 10
J his government demanding Investigation Of his con-
ppnde TIER rrpln
at Monterey. He courts scrutiny, alleging that as the
laws OF homo. and toe good OF his country the only
elements of his existence his mind be tranquil
until the Secretary OF War, the supreme Government.
and the Republic satisfied with his conduct consider
ed under every aspect. This humble letter does not
him from the etter-wrters They charge him
with the grosscst cowardice and incompetency. But
have neither time space to-day 10 enter farther
into the Mexican accounts OF the battles. One thing
must note. however Almost al the say that
they refused 10 captuae until We agreed TO salute their
dag and then they oOst ostentOusy that the Americans
did in fact salute their Hug Before the two months
arrnisce expires the Mexcsns count confidently that,
santa Anna viii have IN army around him which Will
prevent any farther advanc. OF Gen Taylor.
The Mexican papers full of the orders OF General
Salas made through his Secretaries providing
ces Tor the war We Veyarous circulars oil Alrnonte
one OF which Is in the nature OF manifesto and write
| with marked ability but we cannot give it today
On the morning Of the lith of October a rumor was
circulated in the city OF Mexico that battaons OF
the National Guard designed 10 issue pronunciamelt0
me object OF which wret the rens of Government
from Gen. Saias on the ground that he aiming 10
perpetuate his power and intended seize upon the
property OF the commercial ciasses This was
! followed by another OF dissensions in the Cabinet
threatening the stability OF the Government The multi
tude assembled in crowds about the palace and last
Gen Salas accompanied b. senior Gomez Farias ap
peared and addressed the people, endeavong soothe
! and quiet them. The General was received says the
Government organ with enthusiasm OF the yees kind
The excitement subsequently took turn. Senior
Cortns the Governor OF the Federal District M.xicO
said ~ have given notice to the merchants
could longer guaranty the security their proper
. y The warehouses OF the merchant, were in tact
closed in some quarters, and the owners il was said.
arming themselves order protect their pro.
perty This led again 10 the assernDage throngs Of
people deeply anxious learn the lacts and Gen saas
and senior Facas again sailed forth and addressed the
people, and succeeded in dispersinQ them quietly All
this comnotion is attributed the papers the
Government 20 the ntr1gues Of the monarchists The
Church Is roundy bersred for isvorng the design. OF
the ronarchists The motives OF the clergy were OF
course their dread lest the Government should seize
! upon their revenue TO carry the against the
United states. We fnd unequyoca indications in the
papers that sGch seizure would be very natural and
jdstihable measure on the part Of the Government.
! An express arrived AZ Yer. Cruz on the 2lst ult
which that during the night OF the -, there