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

/ II Very interesting from Mexico.
The packet barqus Ann Louisa, Captain Wilson,
arrived yesterday morning from Vera Cruz, with ad
vices to the l4th ut, twelve days later than be-
fore received.
The Vera Crxzano and Ell Monitor ConstitucionaI,
to the 10th, are among our files.
Although there have been numerous reports here
and everywhere, of revolution in Mexico, placing
Paroles at the head Of affairs yet none Of the papers
received by the arrival lisp word Of it, they are as
quiet and ignorant Of any revolution, said TO be IN
their very midst as a newly born child.
The annexed letter seems to contradict the rumor
of an actual revolution, but indicates that one can
very easily be produced
Is said In Vera Crauz, that President Herrera and
all his ministers going to resign, 1t Is even published
uu us sumors Ct revolutions w check ali mercantile
transactions
oyoar minister Mr. sdsl in regard to settling AMIGA
bly, the Texas question; this present government could
hold the 90 U the
dsIsd much NOR. honest than ihsir prsdeee::or.;
leans one Of which brought Mr. Parrot bearer Of dss
patches from the United States for what object 10 not
known.
The steamer Guadaloups left this morning with troops
for Tobasco and said the Montezuma will soon sail
The night before last article published in the
Ters Crzano Lbre in favor Of St. Anna and the people
Of the window but the authorities were obliged take
part in the business and force the editors to give satsfac
It appears that Gen. Rivera will not suffer his troops
to 60 against public opinion.
Gen. lnclan has sent to Psrote for six pieces Of art
lery and 80 900 muskes to the people Of Puebla
In the city of Mexico they also speak Of arming the
militia Some rumors say that Paroles y going to Mata
moras others say hei going to Mexico.
In addition to all this, there is despatch in
Of the Mexican papers, from Gen. Parades to the
! Secretary OF War, dated San Luis Potosi, Nov rs,
inwhich he states that having learned that Colonel
Barragan had circulated reports OF his (he Gener-
al's) intention to pronounce for dictatorship, he
had ordered Barragan to be arrested and proceed
ings to be taken against him and the Diario del
Gobierno publishes editorial paragraph, affirming
that all the reports imputing to General Paradesde
signs hostile to the government are utterly without
foundation.
/ The Vera Cruz papers announced the departure
for the city Of Mexico, Of ST.. D. Juan Sidell, the
American Minister.
The Secretary to the American Legation, Mr..
Parrott had reached Vera Cruz in the United States
brig Porpoise.
The United States ship st. Marys, was to leave
Vera Cruz on the 18th ult., for Pensacola. The
Porpoise was to wait orders-probably from Mr..
Sldell.
| II is said, with some assurance, that the Mexican
government had despatched a special agent to the
United States, and that he is now on his way hther
(Transations from Mexican papers)
Il appears that Gen. Urea, the author Of the poi
cal movement in Sonora, hasbeen taken prisoner by
the governor OF that province, and put upon his
trial. The instruction has been put down. No
farther particulars are gwen. !.
| The Diario, OF the 18th of November, says that
Gen. Paroles has communicated to the President,
1 that IN consequence OF the movements of the Anne
rican troops at Corpus Christi, their activity in
building bridges, &c, and their menaces upon
Matamoras, ne had thought proper to make a forced
march with his reserve to join Gen. .Arista, and
reinforce his division, in order that they may be
able, united, to operate if need be, with the activity
demanded by the national honor. This would show
the position OF Gen Paredes to be different from
what rumor has charged upon him, or this may be
ruse on his part TO conceal his Intentions. 1t is
certain that the U. s. troops at Corpus Christi, af
ford much uneasiness to the Mexlcans, and Judging
us by themselves, they think we have some hostile
and improper designs upon them.
singular advertisement published in the Vera Cru
In it, all the subjects Of said King and Of other German
Princes appsrtaninS to the said Consulshp, called
cuntya for the year now to renew their
letters OF the last year some idea may be formed Of
obliged fer their personal safety to resort to the nams
and influence Of European Powers for protection With
liable to ali manner Of Itreatment and plumber, and
even his life is not safe The principle which, in great
nas reduced Mexico to this dsErsded position
it's the principle Of Native Amercanism On this prin
Spls the Mexican: expelled AL the old Citizen. from
people who are now become the jeer Of civilization and
the contempt Of nations.
The Chamber Of Deputies went into secret session
the 22d ult and declared it, sitting permanent order
that the two Generals Paredes and Asa, might make
movement of the troops Of the United States upon Mata
moras.
Extracts from the papers Of Matamoras, published in
the prs Cruzsns, speak Of ncursions of the American
troops Of detachments Of parties of 20 soldiers
sna Sas o the United State.
troop: at Corpus Christi, ever since Gen. Taylor has
% % m;nd ~ S much alarm fear and
expecting that the United States troops about to
march upon Matamoras to seize upon that place, and
tnence perhaps march to capture other Of their
cities Ever since our little army has been encamped at
Corpus Christ. every movement has been watched; and
the rumor Immediately is carried to Mexico that tie
American troops are marching upon Matamoras. 80.
publishes terrible account Of the bold end daring m
cursions of the Indians barbarans they styled
Of Mexico and that the city Of St. Juan del Rio Of
the Department Of Durango, was attacked by horde Of
tack them the account states without and with
out discipline and after long and fight the in
barsns sixtyeisht of the citizens were left dead on
the held OF battle, and more than fifty were severely
wounaoo. Meantime. the government Is actively en-
barian War;" possible. This intelligence shows the
dsPoraoie situation to which Mexico has arrived when
me Indians on all sides are warning against them and
capturing even. considerable cities!
At ten minutes to three the a7th Of November the
shock Of an earthquake felt In the above city its
duration brief, aud no remarkable effects attend
ed it.
General Santa Anna appears yet to have not insig
nlfcant party in his There appeared some time
ago an article in Madrid paper stating that he had
IRON Cuba to the Spanish government proposition to
the throne Of Mexico, thing. byhe.by very probable
and likely enough to come from him. The Mexican
papers, however, take his defence with great warmth
him to be incapable of such treason and abuse
the MadIi editor with great fury for nventing a. they
say, such scandalous charge against Santa Anna.
Further accounts to the latter end of November and
beginning of December from the neighborng depart.