New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
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sAsTA Ana AND II, sEzrTA3Y-E! Tempo, OF tha
a7.h I'll, states Tbs; Senior DoS 2 LEaoo, tee Secretary
NJ Cen A-xoSTE had been arrested =: Vera Cruz aaG
condoed In the castle OF San Juan de UIoa In car.e-
qusnce papers hsTins been found IN ss Possession,
rbich reveal the true Of his return from the Ia
rsua-ccv promising hin 70 Eat degree that BE Il 70
be forthwith tred cTiuinally BE was On tae Iih Of
A2.l for~srded he cty Of Mexico, dS-cy guarded
BE from tie EsTa1A coCoGsss cH taIssoa Ict'
SAS-A Ana and AI1oS-E-
ME1,olS PLAN CT TA1FAAE--E! Erp<facr q ne 2ois
u,..-o furnishes readers with lie system OF warare
which De adopted By the As1'caas N opposing ne
American s-ay Il IS be euphancally Hiiie. pro
cras;na:tnz hsrssstas, wa-. Guerra sn Feeae1o lie
Government, is adured 70 ABANDON all idea Of srins
pitched battle campaign aeht- bat - cen1re ne %
3 guerilla VA The Mexican arlr IS 10 De split mo
Pigments Of 500 Or 600 iutsntv anG 200 cavalry, with
which hey intercept conveys 70 ths American
forces. cut OF their coumuncanous, hang upon ,heI
Ssaks. pick o. sTaeglers- and keep ne
attacks, In continual S:a;e Of Alarm IheT are 'oNacA
opportunities Of making sutten descent on the- hespi
tas and magazines, lay waste he country through VINCE
they q pass, and IN his Cs1ler ~ca. aers oui VIII
giving them Al opportunity Of striking single eHec-
tive blow
z ReDu5io1as OF tie 18th ut contains some cores
pouence from Ma:soos IN which +; stated that scarce
" DAY without numerous deserors taking place
fen Gen. Taylors army. The !si:sr IS Represented IS
being well equipped eu; the soldiers, ea-.ed from
the ieserers have desire 10 come = blows with iheiI
enemies The Mexicsls The cor:-sry. stated be
m OF enthusiasm aud 10 be led against the invaders
Some jealousy had Teen excited IL tie minds OF few
eminent Mexcans, regn-dss The appointment OF Arsa TO
me command OF the army Of The North operating against
Cen T.yo- over the head Of Ampudia Bustanente had
eoenv accused Asta "conaivance with the Texans
The Repubodao warmly defends him from The imputatcn
O.! such treason.
From the Tropc.
The following Is an extract from dispatch directed
to the President Mexico By General Aeis dated Ms-
.anoros April 3D. Ills curiosity, and displays the spr'
I. of the Mexican people.
"Toalwiih j1d cement ard whou. excitement produced
b. wrath rather by patriotism that hurns In The breast al
seeing the Star Spsnged Banner atns over the W D.
Ter, OF The Rio Grande Il let pass the rs moments and
csuess being res,tabli.hed urged that with that river
between u.s. ard bsyousta could have nc unus
sshe sdvantsge those OF the invaders snd that II
nd ouy he exchan eug shots and useless shedding OF
blood and damage the city, whose tutdngs ara very
fail These reasons inside wait for General Ampuda
and oirrg cur forces enable 10 give decisive blow
with certainty that single fGniee would escape
Notih.;andug have all precautions raising orii-
hcaous 10 the whole line have also strongly az
tocird the morale OF The enemy introducing snsfchy he
tween the Generals ussused them with each other;
and Gen Worth the Only MAJ ofinowedge has asked or
his passporu ard if he goes away. as believe be will
Tsytor will remain. who 10 despicabe than any Mex
lean traitor. have also encouraged deseraons from the
army and The 18th last 10 dale, 20 soldiers and four
slaves have passed Notwithstanding all thor
cautions In short the triumph OF arrns past all doubt
either with all troops with these bave Should the
enemy pas the Rio Grsnde THEIR TOMB IS OPEN"