The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-25
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MAzArIAs, 10th March, l046.
take the liberty to acquain you with what il most
teresng this side Of Mexico. Information has been
received here by Spanish houses that our minis
this government in conformity with instru from
his government: should Mexico not at scquisscs,
give her time vomit the passion
sequent on such occasonsat tho expiration Of which.
should Mexico still remain obstinate. hostilitiss to
take place.
The Northern departments are entirely opposed TO
that the stripes washington are prsfsrablsto
any European alliance which II win be Indispensable 70
one Of the European prince. that to obtain the said pro-
lection will cost the nation abject slavery than
voice Of the people is 50 unanimous against monarchy.
Il appears impossible that such can b -
reign power or powers of Europe must also sdd that
there strong disposition manifeston the part Of ne
ne san Bs he Pc
the Rio Panuco, which emptes into the Gull ct Tsmpco
There Is also party in favor Of following the sssnp
either, being composed Of rich propreo and lanhod
and should tho government at Mexico advocate and
course tho North Viii il take i $50
From the information received by tho Junaita from
Upper California, which arrived here q ev days since,
appears that the .asamba Of that Department hs
next session intended declare itself q
Mexico The 4sambea will have to be convokcd BY the
Capt Fremont with his company Of United states D.s-
goons arrived in January Suffers the Sacramento
from the 70
than by that heretofore travelled.
An English whale ship arrived of this port two days
touching here was leave letter for the British Consul
at San Bias by that at San Francisco Tho captain
that i Is in relation the arrival Of Capt Fremont The
xlish arc quite In funk about California and Orc&op
lien Dh M s A.sss ss
John Col The America seems wss !. ssnt e NJ
Pacific on some t'' from whenes she went %
California. in July she sailed for Nootka Sound
sui sent letter on board sddrs sae letter. viz ae
repIy a he did not cR on Ii. o =
was bound, or when he should sail Not. vsrren'
few days previous given himself inconvsn.
in order to reach San francisco TO deliver to the Ans
dincult to pardon still must not Judge Of the British
Of him nothing more than what may be called chc0
ris pesh sslfsuicsnt and ignorant fellow Judging
America took freight Of treasure this aeast from
0uayamas, Mazatlan and Fan Bias Of 20 5O0c in bull
lion and specie two millions Of which, at least Snug
gled on board, in the boats of the America
The British Of war-of which two arc on this coast
annually to receive treasure for Englandmnke reg
uar business Of smuggling of treasure with immunity
in fact the Mexican government scquiesces i seems.
in order to keep friendly terms with England. A
merchant by making application to one of those in port
can have armed and furnished him. and sent to any
place within hundred miles Of this by paying certain
per centagc Such the facility Of getting treasure on
board these ships that any amount may be had At one
Lrsr or VEssELs OF WAR or THE UNITED STATES
PoRr.-U. s. frigate Savannah. Commodore sloat Us
Commander Page; u. s. ship Portsmouth, Commander
Montgomery; O. 8. ship Erie Commander Turner; U. g.
Expected, sloop Warren Hull from Panama. with the
mail The Cyane Mervine, sailed a9d ult for the Sand
witch Islands, with the object of communicating with
Com stockton expected there this month.
Our forces the Pacific side are very
names Of the British ships watch and protect
British trade :-Firguard, % guns Talbot, % guns
We have news direct from Canton up to the 9th Doc
The Y. ship Of the limo Columbus had not arrived at
In the event Of war with Mexico, movements on
this side will doubt create great interest both Of home
and abroad IT, OF course is clearly understo4d We S,s
The Mexican government has long ago put me In
mind Of story fact contained in Catns works about
the young buffalo, which, when pursued and separated
from It's dam, puts its head under tussack Of grass
of war; Mexico is safe but thought manifestedo on
part Of the of the nation towards such places ~
rye more exposed.
From the Now Orleans Times, May l6.l
Ell Tsnyo, Of the 9th ult, states that senior don =
Lsrdo the Secretary q Cen AIone had been s1rssss
Ulloa in Of papers having been found N
his possession which nS slu s 10 that
he iah April forwarded to the Of a Mss1so 'rc
ly guarded He came from tho Havan.,
mission from SANTA Anna and ALNoNrE a. r..s.-s
~ Erpecfador Of the 9th ultimo. furnishes -tsd BY
with the system OF warfare which l. to be adol 70
the Mexicans IN opposing tho American army. II l.
;ssys R,s.sss The sdssd
Eight, but to OonGne the troop. to s"sriis war; T6s
Mexican army to be split into fragments Of 800 600
cep conveys to the American forces cut OF their COM
muncatons hang upon their TANKS pick of strssglsr
e e ls 70 in
making sudden descent their hospitals magazines
g' nsSssA
an opportunity Of striking single effective blow.
the I s or
convinced Of this system being actually adopted do
army Of SUFFICIENT magnitude 70 march right 70 tbs
city Of Mexico without deviang line. andsnnihilats
Some jealousy had been excited in the minds Of isw
eminent Mcxicans regarding the appointment Of Arsta
against Gen Taylor over the head Of Ampnds Busts,
ments had openly accused Arista Of connyance" with
the Texans The Republican, warmly defends him
from the imputation Of such treason
MEXICAN DEsrArcm-Tlo following is an extract from
raj Mcjia, dated Matamoras, April 3D. II curiosity.
and displays the sPiri, Of the Mexican people -
element produced by wrath, rather BY patriotism
that burns in the breast at seeing the Star spangsd
let pass the first moments. and csimnsss being
re-establshed urged that with that river between
liable advantage over those Ofhe invaders and that
would be only exchanging shots and useless shedding Of
frsl These reasons made me wait for Gen. Ampudis.
and joining our forces enable US TO give decisive blow,
with certainty that single Yankee would escape.
Notwithstanding, have taken all precautions raisng
fortihcations to cover the whole line. have also
strongly affs,ksd morale Of the enemy ;ntroducing
anarchy between the two Gcnersl and disgussd them
with each other and Gen: Worth, the only man Of
has asked for his transports, and he
goes away, ! believe no will, Taylor win
main. who H. more despicable than any Msxi-
can traitor. I have also encouraged assertions
from the army and from the 18th last, 10 date 70
soldiers and four slaves have passed notwth
standing all their precautions In short, the triumph OF
past all doubt either with ali troops or
with these / have. should the enemy pass the hic
Grandc, orEN.o
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