Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-01-24

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The Mexican schooner Julia arrived at New Or
leans on the 18th instant from Vera Cruz, which
place she left on the 3Oth ultimo bringing papers
from Vera Cruz to the 29lh and from the city OF
Mexico to the 23d
Mr.. ]. TMGHMAN HOFFMAN, bearer of dispatches
TO our Government, was a passenger, who states
that Gen. Paroles was certainly on his march te
the city of Mexico, and that our Minister, Mr.. Sill
DELL, still there.
The Neao Orleans 7ropic has hurriedly CLEANED
from its files of Vera Cruz and Mexico papers the
subjoined intelligence:
The Moeur Of the 2lst ultimo says that the Suprem.
Government has appointed Gen. BUsTAaEsTE commander
mchef and Gen. RoRREsos his second in command Of thu
army oppose Gen. Paroles That paper that the Go
yesnment is ndeatgaby working que the revolt and thai
has already taken the necessary put the capita
in state Of Defence and given out three thousand guns to
distributed among the citizens. On the 2lst ulmo the Sc
nate concurred with the Government in giving Dicatoria
powers to President HERRERA.
FL Sgo says that Paroles had seized upon the Public
Treasury Of the Fair ST. Juan which had been committed
to his charge
FL Veraeuzana says that on the 23d salute from the
NOVA announced the first Of the army and navy
favor Of the proclamation Of San Luis Potos by Gen. Pa
nEDEs, and that Immediately seconded by the garrison
of the place, whose head the brave LAuDERo with the
exception Of part of the battalion Sgero numbering about
hundred men, who left their barracks with their officers
refusing join their companions This body, as they
marching out fred yoey those who remained, killing
captain and ten veterans and woundng three others 1t then
marched to the Government palace, and ordered quar-
ter in the Convent of San Francisco where they remained
the latest dates The paper says that later hour
learned that the city and garrison of Jaapa had
favor Of Paredes and that it momentary waiting for
similar movement in Orisana and the fortress Of Peroe
On the 23d the forces of PAnEDEs said be only
three days march from the city Of Mexico.
On the 24t the troops Pueba under Gen. INcLAs who
had received orders march the capital refused depart
and it certain that, Notwithstanding the efforts of the
General to the conay they would declare in favor Of
Paroles
Mexico was said would in few DAYS open its gates to
Paredes
The Eacruzano of the goth says that it learns by letters
Of responsible persons from Mexico that the imbecle and
shosghted Cabinet had mogaged England the depart
ment of Yucatan, condition that she would pay its i'm
mense debt These says that paper facts that will
be divulged.
circular Of the oath, transmitted by President HERRERA
the Governors of the different Departments, delegates
said Governors the tremendous extraordinary powers with
which Congress had invested him. and already had the CAPT
tai the Republic began feel the weight Of such despotm
mprsonmens irrespective of persons characters had
become common, and the Archbishop GARDUSo had
been obliged to fly from the prosecutions that awaited him.
Gen. AMPuDIA had gone to the revoluonss, and the
Government troops had publicly espoused their
Gen. ALMoSTE concealed, fearing prosecutions.
The latest intelligence the effect that Perote had de-
caed itself for Parede and that the cavalry of that
General in the vicinity Of the capital His arle
and infantry between the city and Arroyo Saco The
cities of and Guanato had also declared for Paroles
at the approach of his forces.
Gen. URREA (says Ell Sigo of the leth) has been defeat
ed by the forces of Generals CAMPuzAsA and CursTA
party having lost about sixty persons.
The paper says that the Government Council after
long deliberations had determined receive Mr. SLInELL
in his ordinary official capacity, notwithstanding its previous
engagement to receive Plenipotentay from the United
States with special powers the subject of Texas
This conclusion of the Government took place after Mr. Par
had reached Mexico his from the IT, States
In the Moner of the 23d is published President Henri
Rs proclamation calling upon his compatrots rally de-
fence of the laws. II is long document and concludes
follows CIT smy duty defend liberties and yours to
sustain me :"