New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19
LATER FROM NIEXICO.

! The New Orleans Tropic of the 10th has letters
from its correspondent in our squadron Oft Vera
Cruz from which copy such items as are not
contained in our own CORES pondence published in
another column
The Government has issued acquisitions upon the
States for their contngents of troops requiring them 10
appear the City of Mexico or nt San Luis Potosi.
within 20 days after the publication OF the order The
States contribute follows
The State OF Mexico 900 men Jslisco 1900; Pueba
$500 Guanauato 1900. San Luis Potosi ls00; Zacae-
cas- LOCO Quere,aro 500 Oajaca 1000; Michoacan
/ $50 Vera Cruz 1000 Durango go chihuahua 500:
Sinaloa $50 Agusscalientcs 2co-orming an aggregate
of 10000 men.
All persons between the ages of 10 and 80 are obliged
by recent decree TO take arms when required 10 do
so. as members Of the National Guard. &C
free pardon is rendered al desertcrs from the
regular line who may return their respective corps
within three months.
AZ duties are RENTED upon the introduction and sale
OF cannon muskcts swords and all kinds OF and
munitions of except perhaps powder for year
The Government promises 10 purchase sucn arms,
may be needed of persons taking advantage OF
this permission Measures simultaneously taken 10
establish national foundry and the manufacture OF
gunpowder ia thrown open TO competition. States. as
socatons and individuals engage raise and maintain
bodies OF troops in proportion their means and
tircly independent OF Government acquisitions Pueba
sends 10 the frontier armed and supported at her sole
cost 1000 men. One citizen of Mexico raises equal
number, calling upon the Government for means OF
armng them only. The members OF the Supreme Court
OF Justice, in session recently to similar deter
ulination.
Alvarez the fellow who stole the Californian supplies,
snd made against the authorities last April has Civ
en- in his adhesion to Santa Anna's Government and
presses desire help the Mcxicans to vengeance
against the iusoent couqucrors of the New World who
have usurped the immense territory OF Texas
An cdict issued the eth September from the Govern
mcnt appointing commission, composed of five gen
tleuen, digest and req or plan the heads of which
are furnished them for rewarding and providing for
deserte-s from the American army. They are
lst. To determine upon the number OF Of land
which the Government shall grant, and the terms upon
which they shall be granted 10 such persons not beng
Of the United States shall abandon the ranks OF the
NoT.h Americans and pass over TO ours"
I'd. " To designate the uucutvaied lands which the
Government should appropriate 10 this object IN the differ
ent States
Sd ITO propose means By which the Government may
best render assistance the individuals referred in
nshng them with the necessary implements of farming"
The Monitor Republican, of August 30th, says that
Don Benito Fa-As about leaving Vera Cruz for Lon
don, with commission the nature of which
known though il was in consequence OF the resolution
adopted by Government in relation the National debt
That paper farther says it reported Ct knows
how truly that Messrs Haro & Tamarez had been
thorzed by the house OF the Lizard Brothers make
proposals for the conversion OF the debt Our
respondent, however, in private memorandum TO
says that the merchant Don Benito Bsrias was not
among those passengers by the British steamer Mcdway
when she sailed from Vera Cruz