The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-24
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM
M E X &c O.
SPREAD OF THE REVOLUTION OF PAREDES
Herrera Constituted a Dictator.
The Refusal Of the Mexican Government Il
Receive the American Minister.
Our Relations with that Republic
Movements Of the Spanish Naval
Forces.

Two or three Southern mails arrived yesterday
with some very late and importsnt intelligence from
Mexico.
The schooner Julia arrived at New Orleans on
the 18th inst from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed on
| the soth ult.
It appears that the revolution Of Paroles was in
full force, and the revolutionary army within three
/ days march of the city OF Mexico.
The greatest efforts were making by the existing
government to head Paroles. The President, Her.
rera, had been clothed with dictatonal power
The Mexican government had refused to receive
Mr.. Slidel, the American minister but he remained
at the capital
Annexed are the particulars.
From the New Orleans Tropic, JAN lal
The Mexican schooner Julia arrived here this morning
Vera CRUZ Which place she zen on the soh u
from the city Of Mexico TO the 2Sd u The Julia
brought J. Tghman Hoffman, Esq bearer Of dispatches
certainly his march to the city Of Mexico and
that our Minister, Mr. slide was stl there From the
vsn Cru. and Mexico papers we have hurriedly CLEAN
The Moneur Of the alst ult says that the supreme
mander in Chief and General Rorregon his second in
command Of tho army to oppose General Paredes That
says the n5 ,so working
cessary measures to put the capital in a state Of de.
fence and given out 5000 guns to be distributed among
dent Herrera; FL sgle say: that Parsds, had seized
had been committed to his charge Ei Ysra Crusano Of
the oath says that on the 2od salute from the Castle
sam Juan ds us under tine command Of
favor of the proclamation Of San Louis Potos by Gen
Paredes andthat it was Immediately seconded by the
dero with the exception Of part Of the battalion 81.
gero numbering about 100 men, who left their barracks
This body, as they were marching out fred vpIsy On
those who remained, killing captain and ten veterans
and wounding three others.
II then marched to the government palace and wa
ordered to quarter in tho Convent OF San Francisco
where they remained at the latest dates The same pa
garrison Of Jaapa had pronounced in favor of Parede
and that Il was momsntarily waiting for similar move.
ment in Orisana and the fortress Of Perote.
On the 2Sd the forces of Paredes said to be ouly
three days march from no city Of Mexico.
On the 24sh, the troops at Pueba under Gen. Inclan
ed to depart, and certain that. Notwithstanding
the efforts of tho General to the contrary they would
Mexico, was said would in afsw days open s gates
The Yera Czano of the 2oth says that il learns by
letters of responsible persons from Mexico the i'm
beetle and short sighted cabinet had mergaged Eng
would pay lis immense debt These. says that papsr'
are facts that will soon be divuiged.
circular of the s4th, transmitted by President Her
to the Governors of tho different Departments dele
gates to said Governors the tremendous extraordinary
powers with which Congress had invested him. and al
weight Of such despotism. mpris
persons characters had become common and even
the prosecutions that awaited him. General Ampudia
had gone over TO the revouonists and the
troops had publicly espoused ttcr cause
Gen. Almonto was concealed fearing persecutions
The latest Intelligence 10 to the effect Perote had
declare itself for Paredes and numerous cavalry
OF that General were in tho near vicinity Of the capital
His artillery and infantry were between the cty and
Arroyo Sarco The cities Of OrzayA and Guansjuato
had also declared for Paredes at the approach Of his
Cen Urea, says FL Siglo of the 10th, has been de.
feated by the forces Of Generals Campuzana and Cues
each party having lost about sixty persons
The same paper says that the Government Council,
after long deberstion. had determined not to receive
standing s previous engagement to receive Penipo-
tensry from the United States with special to
Government took place after Mr. Parrott had reached
Mexico on his return from the United States.
In the Monsr Of the asd il published Herrera. PRO-
fence of tho laws Il s long document and concludes
% my duty to defend eur liberties and
yours to sustain me -
(Corres pondencc Of the Baltimore Americana
NKw OsLrArs, Jan. 10, 1865 O'Clock, Pm
The schooner Julia, just in from Vera Cruz brings US
session Of Mr.. J. Tilghman Hoffman, bearer Of des.
patches from our Minister Mr. slidel for the Govern
dell ii appears, il determined 10 remain at Mexico
though he government persists in refusing TO recognize
him Mr. Psrrott, Secretary Of Legation had reached
psct ohs revolution headed ~ General faredss Prov
ing successful He was at the head Of 5000 men. and
ment were making strenuou. efforts to place in posi-.
ton for defence though should not be at all sur
and the Northern towns side with the Governme MT
while Vera Cruz, Tampco, and Jalaps, favor Paredes
had has 0nin Al hxyth Chor~
hers Supreme Dictator for the term Of six months
that the operations Of the government might be carried
from the full dies papers before me- The substnce
Of the news Is given In the above.
From the Phil U. g. Gazette.l
HAvArA, Jan, 8, le46-I have heard numerous ruuors
few OF them there Is no doubt tina. some grand scheme
10 gong forward among the European courts One Of
is marry the nfana Of SPAIN and take possesson Of
Mexico, and give IL back to SPAIN The Court of Madrid
will Trp0n the sen Of iou: Philippe Regent Of Mex.
large Spanish feet 10 the harbor and large French
feet expected here to act in concert with the spa
to cruize in the Gulf Of MEXICO. What share Of tss
spoil England to receive for her share Madam Rumor
Eastern half Cuba say to the longitude Of 7s lns
part Of the island will BIO nearer her possessions The
Court Of Madrid does not like the idea Of giving England
foot hold in Cuba, from this aland spain dsr;vss
nearly all her and she knows full well that If
England once raises the cross Of st. George Cuba the
whole Of the Island 10 lost to her. and in leu Of this will
offer 10 Victoria, Porto Rico Santa Anna u here and Il
deep politician he is no doubt trying to effect revo
luton in Mexico through the army by working on their
feelings against the United States for annexiDg
As Santa Anna IL in the power of the Spanish Govern.
ment he wishes to make appear that he Is in favor Of
ell the generals In Mexico he receives several large
packages BY every steam packet from Vera Cruz Santa
Anna you viii find to lead the European diplomatss on
the wrong SCENT his object will be 10 throw Mexico
into the arms OF the United States just the the
European powers have all things arranged this he no
doubt thinks will war between France and spain
IN which England must take part with Spain. You will
see na IN her stupidity will lose the Island of
Iuos, me Cuoanisns only want prctext declare
thmseves independent and have the republic of Cuba
cf few hard knocks - "-ssP
-. From tho Philadelphia Inquirer, Jan. AL
We have many rumors from Washington in relation 70
the conduct OF our government and the condition Of
Mexico It's stated that dispatches have gone OF re-
curing the Home Squadron to repair forthwh 10 The