New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-29
From the Union.
Trnnhics of RcsnCn dc In Paima.

Not the least interesting of these BIZ any means,
are the misunderstanding OF letters, charts. sc
xc.-found by our army IN the camp OF Gen Arista-
The most important OF these papers Me-ist ne III
strucuous OF Tornel the Secretary of War. TO Gen.
Arisa as 10 the conduct OF the war which he was or
dered 10 commence; which Instructions are dated at
the CITY OF Mexico, April 18th. thirty-nne days before
the Presidents Message Congress which led 10 the
act recognizing the exist and thlrtyhre Gays be-
fore the battle OF Palo Alto ID. Letter from Presl
dent Psredcs 10 Gen Arisa dated Mexico, April IL,
1916 nearly one month before our act OF Congress
recognizing war. We give extracts from both As
proof OF the settled and unalterablc determination OF
President Paroles 10 try his hand at war with our
country. these papers need no comment
Ertrqe, from Torusrs directions for the plan Of campaign
dated ci Of Mico fPril4 $50 and Gdirfssedto Ger
erGl Dan MdriGHo 4r7st1.
Is, The supreme Government desires and orders
that the city OF Maamoros o. protected al all hazards
and sustained by entire divisonsince it = very
important by is situation by its resources by the mum
Der OF is inhabitants and by every sort OF considcra
tion military, moral and political.
sd Having in view that the American army, not con-
tent with having occupied the department OF Texas has
invaded the territories OF those OF Tamaupa and Nuevo
Leon il must be treated enemy OF the nation. and
attacked by every means which permits and which
will be suggested by your military skill and knowedgs
of the ground which s now the theatre OF operations
E1rac, from letter Q? President Paroles 10 Gen Arist7
MEXICO April IL, 1916
"Conrade and estse,1ei friend At the presen, date /
suppose YOU nj the head of that valiant ARM? either
fighting ALREADY or preparing for the operations of n
campaign in which about 10 put everything at
stake-our nationality. liberty our Independence
finally our social existence Itself Much good DO pre-
sag. from your presence the head OF our valiant sol
ders nGs;uuch a from It promise myself victories
upon victories to gain which you may count upon a
thousand elements OF success upon the constant pro
lection of the Government upon the enthusiasm OF the
soldery and upon the risir: in mass OF the population
OF the neshbo-hood against common enemy II po-
Ntical reasons did not forbid me- would fly to snare
with my companions in the tolls and in the glory which
this war must yield 10
By The same post, important orders VIII De COM
rnunicated 70 you concerning the military operations
Surprising you already the theatre OF operations and
with all the forces assembled, it is Indispensable that
ho>ities be commenced a. yourself taking the inina-
i've against the enemy
The notification must necessarily BE- peremptory.
and Immediately after fall upon him and don't cease
until he aanhated This deeply interests the honor
OF The nation under existing circumstances Our enemy
is overcome with fear and there is doubt that they
viii all become prisoners Advance win the cry OF
Live the Republic and cover your pro" Win I'M
perishabe laurels"