New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Farther Mexican Intelligence.
From the n. o. Picayune, Nov. 10.


wounded and missing IN the division under his
command at Monterey from the 10Th to the 23d
OF September, in their different encounters with the
Americans. The list embraces > officers aud III pr-
killed % officers and 22l men wounded; officer
aud men injured confused and 81 wounded. This
gives total of 1870.
We know this be far below the true number of
raes unless Ampudia intends TO conhnc this as his
words may impart to his immediate command in
dependent OF that under other general officers and the
irregular troops.
We find in Vera Cruz paper statement that from
IS to 10 Mexican officers were killed wounded at
Monterey. The editor undertakes 70 defend the Army
from the letters which were written from Monterey as
BE- says by women which charge the Army with want
OF spirit and every thing OF the sort.
The Editor asserts that they fought most yaany aud
defended Themselves 10 tie last extremity their lass be
ing ooy great The Editor goes to reflect upon
AmPudia by saying that hcncefo,th the Moxcans VIII
have Santa Anna nj their head and the tables con
sequeutly to be turned The satisfaction OF the tri.
umphs they have ujoyed will make the overthrow oil
enemy all the bitter 70 them.
To keep alive the enthusiasm which has been aroused
throughout Mexico and thereby forward the organza
ton OF the National Guard Gen Saas, the nominal head
Of the Government has allowed himself to be named
Colonel Of battalion raised IN the CITY oil Mexico
Don " Garcia Torres the Editor and Printer who was
prosecuted by Paredes but who is again at large. has
made attempt 10 form another battalion, and with
every prospect OF success.
We ind denuncations in the papers agains. class OF
Mexcans who said to be Withdrawing privately from
the country, taking with them the wealth which they
have amassed alleged by specializing in the Funds,
and like practices. They leave the country escape
being called upon 10 make contributions. The Press
shows mercy to such men.
The press lie very bold too, in It's dcnunciet0ns Of the
clergy, who are accused of opposing the measures OF
the Government An attempts made to throw odium
upon the Church aud, Judge, with the view OF Jus
tifyng measures which the Government may feel com
PEELED to take make the church contribute from its
boards to the necessities of the Government II is well
known that when Gomez Farms was in power many
years since he had the courage 10 propose laying hands
upon the property of the Church and Farias assuredy
of the master spirits III the present Government oi
Mexico
Gen Cortina before resignng his post the Cover
nor Of the District signed order for the disarmng
battalion of the National Guard II led 20 immediate
commoton. The dscontenied flew at once to Gomas
faras Tor relief. and through his influence the order
WINS lescnded. Cortna this business is accused OF
acting under the influence of the M0daadO COnser
yatves and although this party is in the minority and
Cor,na has been compelled to resign infer from the
continual dcnunciaons OF which 1t 10 the object that 1t
Is formidable, and may emharraSs the Government
whenever favorable opportunity occurs.
Ell Republican, OF the 9th OF October says that ID San
tiago Magoiiin North American. who has resided in
chihuahua many years and made great fortune there
returned not long since to the United States. Having
recntercd Mexico he has written To of his
respondents III chihuahua saying that he Is his way
hiher at the head OF 1000 men 10 occupy that Stae,
but that he will respect the property and lives OF the
inhabitants The Mexican editor then goes ON to say
The enthusiasm OF the Chhuohaenses could not be
greater the activity and decision OF Governor faria
and his assistants have contributed III extraordinary
manner TO arouse public spirit God grant hG, The thou
sand musteis Mjth0 By The Supreme Government hare
aTiped And may Gen lsidro Reyes named Com
mander in Chief and upon his route, arrive there
speedily
We promise ourselves that these illustrious and
worthy MeXicans will defend themselves heroicly. and
add page of glory to the disastrous history OF this
vason" Our private opinion is that this the story is
told and the book is rs monotonous as ever.
The ladies of Jalapa have sought permission OF the
Government OF the State follow the bsttaon OF the
national militia should proceed to Vera Cruz aud
main with the guard Tor the purpose OF taking
OF the wounded This is but OF numerous signs OF
enthusiasm.
The convcts in the prisons OF Puebla pctitoned
the Government to march them under a guard to the
point which is thought most exposed, and then place
in their hands and allow them to "nvcnge the out
RACES committed upon their country
The troops stationed in the city oi Morciia received
orders ON the Sd OF October march forthwith under
Gen Celia and Join the army OF Monterey The call tor
these troops reached that city at the same time the
of the disaster at Monterey and produced All i'm
mense excitement So far from being depressed the
people came forward with contributions to support the
and provide resources Tor the garrison to set oul
upon lis march,
In one of the theatres of the city of Mexico there
hundred muskets belonging TO the establishment
In one number OF the Government Journals we md
call upon the managers TO turn these guns over 10 the
public use aud supply their pluce with wooden ones,
which would answer rs well for the scenic effect
few days after explanation made that the guns are
no; in good order and that IL will cost 10 patch
them up than to buy We see too. variety
OF suggestions in regard TO obtaining supplies OF cannon
OF large caber.
Gen Rincon distinguished officer in the Mexican
service died the 10th ult al JelSpa.
In paper OF the It'll October published at Puebs the
following pointed allusiOn Is made to the decncclcss
state OF MatamoroS
What, are three hundred Anglo-Amercans, who form
the garrison of Malamoros 10 ,ubdue The thousand
habnns OF thai town Whai are seven or eight thou.
sand dv,niTcrs under General Taylor Ia conquer The
State OF SeS.Leout What the one hundred or two
hundred thousand adventures who may by The
mSSs Of OF washington 10 e"'"Se
In paper OF Sunday underworld to give an idea
OF the tone OF public feeling in Mexico and the efforts
made by the Government 10 stimulate popular animosiiy
against this country In pursuance OF the purpose
translate article from the official Journal OF MeNl
Co which throws much light upon the OF the public
mind in Mexico and state some facts alleged facts,
in regard TO our occupation OF Monterey
Wehavc belief in the extent OF the excuses said
70 have been committed by the volunteers, and those
which have been committed to be attributed 10
small number OF lawless fellows camp followers and
others rather than soldiers but we Will allow the Men
leans tell the story in their way. Incidentally
tue reader may derive knowledge OF many interesting
ieets from the translation III such documents.
From Fl Oiario del Gobierno OF the 9Th OcIooer.l
Every thing asserted few days since when we N
serted The address the inhabitants of New Mexico made
BY The American commander who occupied that csPs IN
regard 10 the barbaTous conduct observed iowar MeN
cans by enemy landing his Gathering promises
inresard religion life property, confirmed the
ser which We append hereto written by pers2a NOT
sa OF credit IN Monterey 10 another IN Sstu ~ lhs
seicsn whai fate The invader preparing the In
aetans % the Republic, and how civilized they show
,elves who In the name Of civilization seek 70 extend
uslt domination over us
The blood freezes In veins think upon our
iothers Monterey under the American yoke compelled
seek asylum against the barbsry OF these savases
Tie North the honor ot their daughters and
wives and their lives threatened every moment by
e feccty of the their homes and
fortunes
SGee is the mode in which the laws OF humanity
pcStes by these who would present themselves
ioaes 20 u.s. who would reduce into treason BY PROM
es Mnen can deceive no one because heir acts,
soeueht Ian words, reveal the nsinceriy OF their
po.esssous Ana 4 The vandalism OF enemy presses
s . upon eur Soanymen al Monterey, upon enemy
sI ecoi 10 me eyes Of the whole earth the indelble
ho.S NN 49, w
Al tue MeNcans VIII see the which nwx,s rs If we
snto the bands Of this feroeoas foe sud i: our duv 10
Cur country OF honor dicriy A. citreus
We're sufficient 10 compel chase SacS ih rnen,y
se cost ofevcsy possible sscrhec sim we mus, do itf
would not ourselves treated our brothers al
Nonerey hsve been siice the victory.
Twas indeed appalling to enemy, when fall OF fear
seeing 'he conquered city abandoned by lis ancient in
oAnls hey conprehended, contrary 10 their eNpec;a
@ mai MeNicaas were not dishearened by their eslam.
and thai; Tar from inspiring dsmay the lriuphs OF The
Saetcans DID ba, animate public spirit enSindle the live
n enthusiasm and make OF every Mexican hero 10
nI Enemy whose cowardices capable OF abusing his
'.yyiopA agsins, dcfenceleSs citizens
ar Is necessary II is Indispensable II will be the
means OF restraining the enemy. OF avengng the
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