The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02

Cruz to the 18th ult.
These advices are Of the greatest importance.
II is stated that General Paroles has formed
cabinet Its members are:-
Don Juan N. Almonte. Minister Of War.
Don GaS Lsu1ar Minister Of rss.:gn Affairs
Bishop Becerra ;. Minister Of Justice.
Gen. Valencia. $500. .Compt. of tho Mint
After its organization. this government refused
to receive Mr. Shdel, our Minister, and, 1t is said
that he was ordered to leave the country without
escort.
We see it stated, however, that the commander
of the U. 8. brig somers, at anchor at
Vera Cruz, started Immediately for the city Of
Mexico, with detachment of marines, in order to
escort eur ambassador to that port for embarkation
and protect his person.
The captain Of the Pario has dispatches from Mr.
Slldell, which have been forwarded to Washington
When they reach the capital, the Presidenlwi, un-
doubtedy, Immediately send special message to
Congress, Recommending, perhaps, the blockade
of all the Mexican ports. Indeed, what else can
he do?
Annexed are the details Of the news.
From ~ New Orleans Bulletin, Jan. 241
Tas bark rsro Capt kinney arrived ys:terSSy from
received our correspondence and files Of papers to tho
18th from Vera Cruz, and the 9Th from the Cspial.
The accounts Of the entire success Of the revolutionary
movement under Paredes, are confirm That onicer
has established himself in the capital and has been cleya
ted to the Presidency, I'D interim.
He entefed the city the I'd inst, and meeting Of
the principal officers was held which provided among
other mstters for temporary government that Junta
ssmble (and elect person to exercise the executive
functions The Junsa accordingly assembled ON the Sd
had the form the should be administer.
ed the President Of the Junta desiring that in
pei the usurps.ions Of The United ststss This propo
the customary FORM was decided on The Inauguration
took place with much ceremony the 4h, after which
TIE Desm was celebrated in the Cathedral. The Pres
dent made address, appealing to Heaven for the dsn
the country had established her liberties he SHOULD
tire.
monte Minister Of war D. Castillo Lau1ar. Foreign
Affairs D. Luis Parres Treasury; Becerrs, Bishop Of
General Valencia formerly Governor of the city Of
Mexico, has been made Comptroller of the Mint
Generals tTornel Valencia and Paredes held coun.
some Savs sncs 70 MAKE .rranv.msna to
the Government. 1t win Be remembered that Tornsl
formerly Minister of War and Marine under Santa
Anna.
sS e M ss:Gl ss~ :asa ;a on
have been discontinued. THE Sisio XIX paper which
latery warm partzan Of the HERRERA policy, and
nS By paper Ssssos the tile
Hssfcreo" OF which we have received the first eight
We learn verbally that Mr.. slden had demanded Of
the his passpors and received in reply
that he had never been recognized by the govern
necessary and he at liberty 60 where pleased
He then demanded an escort TO Vera Cruz, which was
brig somers and number Of the officers Of That vessel
had determined to proceed to Jaapa for the purpose Of
escorting him to the coast The Somers arrived At Vera
Cruz on the 9th will be recollected that she sailed
from Psnsscala about twenty days since with sealed
orders We place confidence the reports with regard
officers Of the somsrs had gone to his assistance; and Il
he had in fact been refused safe escort by the Mexican
tS.s Sn nothing Dc % OF
should resolve not to leave him to the pers Of the jour
ney alone Letters of the 18th, however, only make
mention of the fact that Mr.. Sdell had demanded his
passports having tailed in the objects of his mission
The United States brig somers, Commander Gerry
Persian the French brig 0riaon, and the Spanish brig
Patricia
curate and there il doubt Of the correctness Of the
main fac the United States have suffered through their
Minister the grossss and contemptuous Of insults
to the to be pursued towards that infatuated
ton. Longer forbsarance with it, would be crime
render not only the SUBJECT IT, justly TO-
the rdcue and contumey Of every other people, great
or small There no escaping the necessity therefore OF
an immediate declaration Of war against Mexico unless
the government would forfeit the respect of other pow
ers, and the confidence and regard Of its own citizens
the permanent occupation Of several Of their most i'm.
portant seapors would probably teach our neighbors
better manners. and put them on their g.od bshavor
vindicate the character Of the United States
From the New Orleans Delta. Jan. 24]
By the arrival Of the Pario from Vera Cruz, which
place she left the 18th instant we learn verbally
for she brought no papers that we can hear ofshst
elevated to the Presidency BY Of popular election
but whether by the peros Of Mexico alone with the
cannot ssc.rtan that AImonis the friend and Counsel
military such :. i i: in possession q the government
On the accession Of Paredes minister Mr. Slidell,
msnd reused) asked for his pssspors but informed
port in that quality could be given TO him he then
quested that the government would give him an escort
II. news rsacsns V.rs Cruz ss1sn oacsr Of the 5.
brig Somers which arrived at that port the 9Th inst
started for Mexico, well armed, to escort him through
such is the information which We have received.
Whether II be true or not we cannot avouch-but not
what might Be expected from the Msxicsns, from the
minister, and from the ardent and fearless ocsu Of the
But be true then are we approaching, at last the
not pass unpunahed The conduct Of Mexico had not
sssn followed Sy .sasry England or
France would never have dared to act a. she hasor
pave as s.Sucy wss
science may be carried so far that even contempt
ought not to screen the sggressor and that point If
who govern the Mexican nation have at last attained
The government Of the United States cannot, under
such circumstances, remain inactive. The govern.
ment Of Mexico invited renewal Of diplomatic rela-
tons at their request the squadron was Withdrawn
from the Mexican coast at their request minister,
with fullpowers to treat upon all matters Of
was despatched to that country His acknovedg cment
was, on various frivolous pretences, postponed from
time TO timewhsther because the government did not
desire or did not dare to receive him, cannot say
until at last the Intervention Of this military mob
luton has, az II stated caused his disgrscsiul sxpul
sion This 10 rather too much for jokem uch ~ We
are addicted to fun We hardly appreciate the wit Of
the thing, and fancy that peaceful and laughter
loving people than have had credit for 6eing
would be apt to take the matter seriously The Dsy OF
Agiers, on particular occasion for
antry Of in boxing the ears Of French charge ic
fairs, obtained leave from the French government TO
dvest himself Of the Of royalty end his days
in peaceful and unobrusive retirement and occurs 10
that makes but little difference whether minister
be slapped face politely kicked of the coun
try nor can draw much Of distinction between an
| Algerine and Mexican-between Dey and military
usurper. Whether the United States will be bshind
France in prompt vindication Of the national honor
remains 10 be seen--we hope not Prompt measures,
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