The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-01

astern she got ahoat without any injury, much to
to the officers of the brig the pilot had charge OF her
In few days we will probably sail for Pensacola
where we expect orders to join the squadron at Vera
Cruz Our future destination il, OF course, very I'M
certain
We have heard nothing from the army lately. Santa
Anna went to Vera Cruz in an English steamer, few
days since. His object not known 1t is quite sicky
here Nonresdents must be careful of themselves
in diet, SC.
ICor of the Mobile Herald
US. SHIr PRIScEroN. }
Orr VERA CRuz, l4th August. ls46.
Mexico, at present, is without government. conse-
quently 10 better state than it has been Tor years II
could remain there would be natural recovery But
few days will see another military Chief (would not
badly there will be bombastic speech and continu
alton Of the President Paroles is deposed and said
Santa Anna who is expected in the steamer entering
Vera Cruz A few minutes will tell us, as the guns Of
San Juan d. Ulloa will welcome the man who they
would have destroyed few months ago. II matters but
little who they have at their head the head and tail must
be well whipped before they will come to terms. The
navy act with effect without the aid Of about 500
soldiers then could make clean sweep The battle
battles here must be fought shore their bars pre-
vent our SHIPS from theT S, .r I'm, tina
by the heavy rains too strong for the
boats land the This ship took her position but
the Cumberland and Potomac did not get within shot in
fact it was not necessary the boats could not land
The squadron could knock the batteries OF Alvarado
down at any moment Then Jack must foot il to do the
rest The vessels here are the same as when last
wrote you except the addition Of gun boats Boneta and
Petrol and to-day the arrival the schr Fl Wehave
continued rains hot weather cascs Of scurvyno
fever, and general good health in the squadron
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